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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
THE VALUE or SERVICE

The doctor who answers a hurry
coll with The greatest possible speed
is more valuable than % physician of
squat skin who drives up TO the pa
tents door at his own convenience.
Service counts It is worth money.
Who is there who doesn't agree with
this general principle? And doesn't
it apply also in the buying OF mer-
chandise?
The progressive merchant in your
own trading center gives service
along with the goods. He has a Sc
lection of merchandise continually in
stock You don't have to wait.
When you enter the store you are
able to see the article itself in which
you are Interested You see it with
your eyes, feel it wit your fingers;
note it's actual size shape and color;
compare it with other goods at diff
ferent prices and if it is what you
want take it away with you.
If you have questions to ask, you
are given an explanation on the spot.
The answer given your first question
may suggest another query 1t is
answered within half minute of the
first interrogation. No time is lost
You benefit from the dealers prac-
tical knowledge from the fact that
he is on the ground and ready at all
times to see to it personally that the
article he has sold you gives satisfac-
ton.
The wise buyer will not forget
! that such matters have a dollars and
cents value and should enter into
the reckoning whenever a price com
parison is being made.-The Wash
ington Farmer.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
CLEAN UP YOUR TOWN

A town looks like its citizens.
Is there anything wrong with your
town?
Are the back lots filled with rub
bish?
Are the easements full of trash?
Is there rubbish leading to exits
that people would have to pass over?
If there are any of these condi-
tions existing, then there is some
thing the matter with your town.
If your tongue were coated, your
back ached and you had chills, you
would go to doctor You would go
because you were sick,
Your town is sick. 1t gets clogged
up like your system, and is coming to
the only doctor it can come to. It
is coming to you.
People judge town by its looks.
II there have been fires in your
town from moss on the roof, from
defective flues or from rubbish in
the basement, it is too bad.
Property that could have been
taxed and thus help to reduce your
burden is beyond the power of taxa
ton.
Food that could have been eaten
is destroyed.
Gold, with all its alchemy. can not
substitute; it has purchasing power.
not food value
Clean up your town.
It will mean dollars and cents TO
you.
1t may mean the saving of life.
Your own home may be destroyed
by the careless act of a neighbor.
His home is in the same danger as
yours.
Sunlight, fresh air and cleanliness
never start spontaneous combustion:
lack of ventilation and accumulation
of filth and dirt will.
This is your town.
You live in it. It is what you
make it.
Remove those Unsightly and dan
, gerous piles of rubbish.
Clean up and fix mp.
This is your home town.
Suggested by Fire Marshal
Hussey of Kansas.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28

court that all persons interested in
the estate OF said deceased, appear
before the said Superior Court on
the 18th day of May, 1922, at 10000
o'clock a. m, of said day, at the
court room of said Superior Court,
at ColfaX, in said county and
state to show cause why an
order should not be granted
10 the said administrators to sell
SO much of the real estate OF
said deceased as shall be necessary;
and that a copy of this order he pub
isled at least four successive weeks
in The Pullman Herald, q newspaper
printed and published in Whitman
county. state of Washington.
Dated April 18th. 1922.
r. L. McCROSKEY,
Superior Judge.
state of Washington, County of
Whitman, SIS
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
A WISE SELECTION

In naming Senator f. J. Wilmer
OF Rosalia to fill the vacancy on the
board of regents of the State Col
lege, caused by the death of R. c..
McCroskey Governor Hart has made
a wise selection 1t would have been
difficult matter to have found any
one in Whitman county. or in the
state for that matter, who is as well
qualified for the position or whose
appointment would give more gen
eral satisfaction
In Senator Wilmer are combined
the experience of an educator, the
judgment of practical business man
and the vision of progressive citi-
zen. The people have confidence in
him because he has abundantly dem
onstrated his integrity. his business
ability and his public spirit. His ex-
perience as teacher and his study
of educational problems and the
training of young people for citizen
ship are a guarantee that the best
interests Of the college will be safe
in his keeping, while his reputation
as a hard headed and conservative
business man gives assurance to the
taxpayers that the revenue Of the in
stitutton will be carefully and wisely
handled.
It viii be a difficult. perhaps an
impossible, task for any new man to
fully fill the place Of R. c. McCros-
key on the board His long service
as regent had given him an intimate
knowledge of the development and
problems Of the college. which can
not be acquired in a few weeks or
months But Senator Wilmer is p
hard student and goes to the bottom
OF every problem be starts in to mas
ter One Of he reasons why his
friends and acQuaintances place sucb
implicit confidence in his Judgment
Is because they know how thorough.
~ he studies any proposition before
making up his mind regarding It
lie has a high conception OF the du.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
No. 3S73
No. 1878
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County Of Whitman
In the Matter of the Estate of Lucy
T. Dickey, Deceased
1t appearing to the said court by the
petition this day presented and filed
rs Ida b. Moss. the administrators
OF the estate of Lucy Z. Dickey. de
ceased, praying for an order author
ling the sale Of real estate. that it
is necessary to sell all of the real
estate and personal property of said
deceased TO pay the debts and costs
OF administration;
It is therefore ordered by the said
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
CHILDREN FIRST

IN case OF sAlt" ''"' ''' .,.
PASSENGER ana crew ''" '."s' q, rs y
the Iue 'N.'.@' '' ~ "
custom 10 see 'h'' '' ".'''.' anu
children are l''7l give" '','..''''o''
tons. rms Us 'e.'--''1.' '@ '''"'.' ~
ana proper HN a't except 7''l.-" w."
ards. Ih the same was a.' ''- ''.'
same reasons lh# "'-'"t' N' '''.'
chlioren taxes Fls'."'l''s '' ~ '''
" every 'hi1S ''7' !" ''-7 P'""'
right thlnhiHe parents. ins l''''e
Oh theI oo.S ana A''i7 ~ l''0
SHERATON when Aup''a 'u1'' ~ ,o.'
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On SATURDAY May o. 'ne 'o'el u
TINS sehooi dislilct VIII ne CANE" up
on 10 vote upon pIopoSI'loh WIN"
Vltaiy concerns the heaIOh anu S'ie
W as wen as the e"uco''oH' u '"e''
ehlidreh. IN oIuer 10 i'a'"'aI" 'lg
present EMERGENCY ol Tue se"oo'S anu
TO make repairs ana II'pIoN ei'lel''S
IN Ihe Duiloihss "h'ch are aDSoIu'e-
y Iu,'''o " N0i',0 49,.
ms W '''o p'p''''
-.
VI Wv "'''' ~ "''''''
'p'o''' wv
Last year because OF 'he apathy u
the voters TINS levy was ueleaVeo ny
vote OF Il" TO o. A secohu elec-
ZION was ealieu at "hIch Vhe ieNy was
authorlzeu by vote OF ooV 10 :" o.
Pullmah people cannot alloro TO let
the eectloh go by uelauit TINS year
Ihere VIII De opposition TO the levy
again. prooaoiy as SIrohs' perhaps
stronger 'hah last year lor niohey
is scarce ana the taxpayers are WORK
ing nara 10 cut expenses III every
way possible II the levy Is deteateo
on May o. the school Doard Will very
proDaoiy accept the Ferdlct as Ilnal
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28

Buy or build in College Par,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
Spring I me Is I ome-Makiing ime

And with home making the pleasure selecting furnishings
that reushng only few odd
pieces finish already started In either you will find
very complete this Store Especially seasonabe this and
line of ec regerat showing oveufed dynpo and paor
and the Stock of bedroom and dnmg1oom We open
but late classify of Wilton 1t
would be pleasure have call have thought buying
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28

l, John H. Newman, clerk of the
Superior Court of Whitman county,
state of Washington, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing is a true, full
and correct copy of an order duly
made and entered upon the minutes
Of the said Superior Court.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court this 18th day of April
1922
JOHN II NEWMAN.
(seaD County Clerk
apr14may12
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
Wicker
Furniture


We are showing wicker furni-
ture in interesting assortment.
A big comfortable arm chair
in frosted brown wicker added to
a room which is otherwise unin-
teresting may be the very thing
needed to bring that room to life
again, Cheerful colors in up
holstering materials, combined
with the light, airy appearance of
the wicker style, form a restful
change from the heavier styles in
wood furniture.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28

The pretty fern stand shown
above is the practical way to
care for house plants. 1t is
lined with a metal box so that
no water ever leaks onto the
floors.
Caring for house plants is
pleasure with this kind of
equipment.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28

The Pullman Engineering Co. has
a complete stock of Philadelphia
Storage Batteries. apr7tf
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28

Have your lawn mower ground
now Pullman Engineering Co.
apr2S
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
Baby High Chairs

Some of Baby's first i'm
pressions Of the world and the
people in it are gained from
its commanding position in the
high chair.
We show high chairs in all
Of the popular styles and
finishes.
One pretty new chair is fin
ished in ivory enamel with
mahogany trimmings, and fit
ted with a sanitary porcelain
tray.
Let Baby's first chair be a
good one.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28

Marble and granite monuments
and markers, cemetery work. s. +.
ktlham, 2O5 Blain ST dacf 6iun16
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
6eHOOVER
1t BEATS as it Sweeps as it Cleans

In offering you the Hoover vacuum cleaner, we
feel that we have the best machine made for home
cleaning.
A Hoover will pick up the most stubborn lint and
threads from long nap rug. 1t gets the imbedded
dust and dirt by it's beating notwithstanding
action.
The OF a Hoover will prolong the life of
your rugs-save work for the housewife-get dust
and germs that it would be impossible to get other
wise
We rent and sell the Hoover
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-04-28
TYPEWRITER SPECIALS

For few days We are Offering
reouilts at reduced prices. Guaran,
teeo satisfactory or money refunded.
remington Underwood
H. c. Smith Royal
woodstock Oliver
corona Century
Underwood Portable
Write Tor particulars about any
machine, Terms: SO down and SIS
q month.
WESTERN TYPEWRITER CO.
Spokane
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

0ropesa. Hamburg. Oct Is.
hoyat Man Steam Packet Co
Colombo. Genoa. Dot ~.
Italian American Line
Cameronia, Glasgow. Oct 20 Anchor Lins
prirz Fred Hendrix Curacao. OCT 81.
Tunuh, Edge a Co
Ponce, San Juan. Oct "a.
Ny g. Porto Rico 8 Co
Fort st George. Bermuda, Oct as
Furness, Witty g Co
Due Tuesday
America. Naples. Oct ia,.. Itaiia-A Line
MonwoIta, Hamburg, Oct 2l..American Line
President VAN Buren. London. Oct az.
u S Lines
zacapa, Puerto Padre. Oct 2s
Posyearp, para, Oct is....... Booth q Co
Southern Cross. Santos. Oct IL
Munson Lines
siboaey. Havana, Oct ss.....s.. Ward Lins
Duo Wednesday
Olympic. Southampton. Oct ?s.
sierra Nevada, Bremon, oct a.
North German Lloyd
Kirg Alexander. Patras. Oct a..
Galanos 4 Co
Patria. Marseilles. Oct Is. Eabre Line
Madonna. ConstsnsinopIe. Oct Io.Fabre Line
Due Thursday
Canada, Marseilles. Oct IA Via Proyi-
ssetapan % Kineston, Oct u.s.. Unit Fruit u.'e;s CO
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. Oct 81.
Furness, Witty &c Co
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy


The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
INTnRNAT1oNAL COSTUME co. INC
Involuntary: dress mfrs. 1879 22d St
HERMAN APPBLMAN. involuntary
gents furnishings. 40 Rutgers st
GUARANTEE SHIRT co, Involuntary
ss3 Canal st. Liabilities $4,000. assets
PLoTKIN, EPSTEIN & MORRIS volun.
:, No MORRIS s;as. TgaSiTMEnAuM, 3 .I voluntary
sssss aa'ss s.s.t. asset ssso "a Division at Liabilities
HARRY NADLER, involuntary, bags
and dresses. 7 West Eighteenth at. LA
bilitiea $50. 900, assets $4,000.
KENsIco REsERvoIRt QUARRY co.
$3.50.
Receivers in bankruptcy
Tho following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
Ralph C. Taylor Cor H. & w. Shoe Lace
Robert c. RAND for Guarantee Shirt Co..
seS Canal st. with bond Of $4,000.
man. gents ,os npp sa
with bond OF $4,000.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were fled yesterday IN the United States
GRAND 'vs WAIST CO. INC. s7o Grand
zucKnR, ' soB1M eia1 as'ss 4 zucRER. ss.aS. INC,
clothing, 500 Broadway. Liabilities sas,-
14o, assets &1o.7oo.
Assignments
II. 8. NICHOLS, INC, bookseller. TO
Isidor NeGwirth, 19 w. 44th st.Sss ~:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-.Mail Information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
e,,,,ssnn: Vss,sl: v.~a, Port. Port Sail risr;
Munamsr. % % Nuevitas 1 Il N. NJ M...s.
Sail Tomorrow
Majestic, Southampton IL M. ...5s. N II
George Washington. Bremen. II AM.
d. Hoboken
NooTdsrn. Rofterdarn. ii AN 5ith st. ii abkn
Gonte Rosso, Naples: 2 pM.....,.. .ss. y +
Western World. Buenos Ayrss. 2 PM,
Western Glen. Cape Town, u NJ -.
silvts. st, Johns, ii Am. lava st, B'lslyn
Drottaingholm, aesaenbars. : il NJ. -. i i
San s. lorenzo, San .iuan = M....ss. B.kiyn
hridssto%n sasa,Ss claaiao SsTbsde, u fyR
Halacretes. Buenos Ayres Il NJ.
8 Empire Stores B'kiyn
Sail Sunday
Mnnesotsn. Seattle. / Pm.
Sail Monday
Jalapa, Batavia, PM............,.e1, 81
VILE d'Oran. Algiers, IL M.... Erie Basin
Sail Tuesday
Rockaway Park, Danzig, IL M. ~. Bklyn
Anna. Trieste. PM. 2, Bush Docks, B'klyn
Northwestern Miller, London, PM
cathlamet. Dakar. 12 M
g. Army Base, B'klyn
fndlsa srnss pssa nasnaa Ars IN H000ten
4. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Sail Wednesday
Polonia, Danzig. 2 PM
Reliance. Hamburg. 10 AM AM. ......'ss. 4'ooA n
Pres Adams, London, Pm. ....,4 4, Hoboken
MMarengo;. Hull, IL NJ 7th st. Hoboken
Fort St George, ss.'i bermuda, r. nd i, AM. .ss,
Iroquois, Turks Island, Pm. ...34. B'lelyn
Phoenix, Glbara, IL AN, M,........... Q, II r
Sail Thursday
Oscar II. Copenhagen. II AM.
18th st. Hohoken
Paris. Havre II AM. .......,......5 81, N r
Bayern. Hamburg. 10 NJ. ........ SO. " Il
Madras City, Hamburg, IL M. IA, B'klyn
Sierra Nevada, Bremen, PM.
9Th ct. Aoboken
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Passenger Ships Due
Dne To-day

Iroauois, Monte cristl Oct 2t; 10 Clyde
Go with malta is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier "a. B'klyn.
Rotterdam. Plymouth Oct 10: TO HbIiand-
America Line with mails; Is expected 10
dosk forenoon at foot 5th st, Hoboken.
Colon, cristobai Oct Fl; to Par ANA r.
West s25th st). 80 - -
:, CITY OF Montgomery. Savannah Oct az;
noon at Pier So. r tGansesoort st).
Due Tomorrow
Paris (Fr3, Hayre Oct 2i; TO French
Line with mails; is expected 70 dock fore
noon at Pier 81. n r (West 10th st1.
Var dyck tBrg. Buenos Ayres oeY a. RI
Lamport a Holt Line with mails. ia .ys
peeted to dock late afternoon st Pier ia.
Morro Castle, Havana Oct "a, TO N T a.
Cnea Nail Co with mails is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier Is, Bsklyn
Due Sunday
Cedric tBr), Liverpool Oct 21: 10 White
Star Line with mails: is expected TO doek
at Pier 60, n r twost 18th st).
President Fillmore. Bremen Oct 49, to
Qnarant,ne midnight Saturday and DOCK
forenoon al Pier 8. Hoboken.
9. Lapiand 1Bro, Antwerp Oct 10; to Red
at Pier 81. N n fwess 2oth st1.
Caronia, Hamburg Oct 10; 10 Cnnsrsi s
s,o With mai,s; Is expected 10 dock AT Pier
SO, N X fWest istn stt
Calamares. Port L!rnon Oct s2. To yYni.ea
fFrsIit Co with Enails; IS expected to dock
afternoon at Pier is, e r Maiden Lanao
Phiiadeiphia. Curacao Oct Il; 10 Bliss.
lock late afternoon or forenoon Monde
IS Fier IL. B'kiyn tMontagle st).
Due Monday
Vessel Port Araner
Aouns Clay. Hamburg. Oct ~
Unitsd America Lfnss
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27

Homestead All ENE Cape Henry Oct 49,
Iroquois 7s Scotland Oct as
Jcmar 1,4l5 70 Ambrose Oct 3d.,
] r. O'Neiil IS 10 Sand Key Oct ?S.
L.ightburre I42 EW Brenton Reef Oct 70.
al Everest 125 NE Jupiter Oct rs.
MORO Castle 25s w Havana Oct 2s.
Nile sos " Overfalls Oct 2f.
Nurdfarer 80 w Nantucket Oct 2s
urmidale . Il by = y = Shinnecock Light
Oct 25
Ontario Sw Fire leland Oct 2s.
Southern Cross 100 SE Ambrose Dot 20.
Severarcc 14U u Arnbrose Oct 20.
steel Worker 460 s. Anibrose Oct rs.
San Jacinto $40 s Scotland Oct 26.
Swift ScoutS2s E Tampico Oct as.
Standard rs 9 Jupiter Oct IS.
Shickshinny sa4 NE Charleston Oct a6,
Sinclair f6l e Cape San Antonio Oct 70.
San Juan l.234 S Scotland Oct 49,
T Baraedall tschr) lat 40 90 lon 20 81
AM Oct 26.
Vacuum IA ME Jupiter Oct 26.
vauhan 1,1B5. SE Ambrose Oct rs.
Wilipolo ELS S Cape Heniopen Oct s6.
Westlard 400 NE Jupiter Oct 25.
Westport 2e6 r. Ambrose Oct rs.
West Norranus " Sand Key Oct &c.
West Camak 256 SE Bouton Oct 30.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Arrived Yesterday

Commercial Scout, Havana Oct ls y. 10
msare Rs,,nsrs Msc9rsss EassMa,sr wits saea va"
Poioni2 tDan3, Danzig Oct II, I.ipau iss
Copenhagen IL: to East Asiatic CO, with
.nase; PIsr s. Burh Decks Btkiyn.
chappauus, Hamburg Oct z, Norfolk 2s,
saisiinore q; ,, so Kerr . Aine' VINE
fadse lake e'ss Fsrl ~ wood. y aaraeoa DC, so to
Atlantic Fruit Co, with mdse: Pier "a, r.
spa1ldins rasnRico pic Oct Oct -; - 70 PAN, w,,n
crude oil; Off To-npkinsyile. !
Mayaro {Br3. Demerara Oct Q, Brighton
u Port Spain is Grenada IL; 10 re Fumes lr,sss
Pier "a, B'kiyn
South american tRr,. callao Oct 3,
ea 70 X aess nlafa
Esseanibo iBrS, Valparaiso Oct 8.
"a a, csliao Cal 20 il, cristobal is Havana 81; e
ashas'ise ndae. pier : as, s0p '" r V pass l'
IS, Petit Goave II. Port au PRINCE 1s.
Gonaives and Cape Haiti 1s; to Fnnch,
Edge & Co, with pass. mails and mdse:
:, For. Victoria sBr}. Bermuda Oct sss "a: to
mails and mdse; Pier ss. y r.
~; to Munson Lines, with hemp: Pier
-, Tyse' csrsassns Oct aa t,s, parso ans o9l0m-
Kingston. I'll to United Fruit Co, with a5
pass. mails and rndse; PIER Is, e r..
. Bark - Guadalhorce tssp),, Las paimas
Co. with mdse: off. Red Hook Flats.
schr Kingsway, seeondee July rs. Bar
bados Sept 90; to African & yastern Trad
comanche. Jacksonville ana Charleston
Oct %; to Clyde s Co, with pasn and
Phonix 6Daa1 Guantanamo Oct IA. Man
zanilio Is; lowest India 8 s Co. with
sugar; NATIONAL Refinery. Yonkers.
Hongkong Aug i. Manila 6. Iiiilo ia, cebu
Il. Singapore es, Penang Sept /, Perrin 10,
Port said Is, oran Oct :, Boston "a; to
Bush Docks Bkiyn.
Reliance. Hamburg Oct II. Southampton
fha h @R s nrs ssedaa oapn m
third class pass. mails and mdse: Pier
:. hartford tNor,, Prosreso Oct 8, Porto
Charleston Is; to n I & Cuba Mail Co,
with mdse; Pier II. Bislyn.
Irene, Norfolk Oct 25: to A Fl Bull with
Amelia. Philadelphia oct 25; to Atlantic
Fruit s,,seS,7 CO. With mdse; crane's D, B'klyn
Transportation Co, with mdse; Robin's
>. Dromore Castle eBr}, Philadelphia Oct
Robins ID D. B'klyn.
.Javary, Georgetown Oct "a; to Atlantic
B'klyn
songelv tNor), Antisgua Oct 90; to
Isbrandtsen- -Moeler, with mdse; Warmers
Refinery, Edgewater, u
Jenerson. Norfolk Oct rs; to Old Dornin-
ION transportation Co, with pass and mdse
Pier 81. N r,
Livingston Roe, Hamburg; to II l. Hague
with mdsa; off Tompkinsville, l..
-, !roqaoi,s, turks lele; to clyde Line. with
Freeman, Norfolk Oct "a; to Pocahontas
Fuel Co, with coal; 1924 st, e r.
Crisfield, Philadelphia Oct IS: to Black
Diamond Line, with rndse; Pier 3, Army
Base, u klyn.
Menomnee (Br) London; to Atlantic
Transport Line. with lndse; Pier S. NR
Murillo tBr), Ameria; to Lamport &:
Holt, with ndee: Pier IT, Hoboken
Perth Amboy. N j.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Cleared

Monterey, McInnis: Havana and Pro-
greao; N {: Cuba Mail s $ Co.
Fred w Weller, Rosenberg; Tampico;
:. santa Isabel, Eriksen; Havana; Amer,-
pha Ha'sas cn5stls s5nsg ppasr g. phiade
schr Esther Adelaide (Br). KnowIton. !.
Hall Hsrhor; J F Whitney & Co
apaehs; chiehester fiss e Charleston and
El Norte, Knowles; Galveston. Southern
Pacific Co 'o0'is'"
- Ei Lago, Lunge; New Orleans; Southern
= Northland. Foster; Boston; Eastern s $
CIT city OF Atlanta, Hibbard; Savannah; !;
T Themas y Beal. wawding: Los Angeles
ana San Francisco via Baltimore and PAN
ama Canal Houlder, Weir & BOYD. '''
a'assppe Verdi ut), Romatnia; PaIer-
Donnell Il Truda VAS
rroubadour iNor), Petersen; Rio Dc
'ansiro and Santos: Kerr S 8 Co.
CaFo Manbi, Smith: Santiago ana Guam
! tanamo: Atlantic Fruit Co.
Msyaro (Brl, Drysdale; Trinidad 70
pesta middismsSyr 1imb0y TsrneSs Fnr5 S,, withy e.
International Charterng Co N-''" ;
Lord Downshire tBr). Pinning; New Or.
leans; White Star Line
Dixie Arrow. Clark: Beaumont. St,,a
ard transportation Co
sso.a sTanee tn' nSBr)' swan: Rouen: N NJ Smith.
GEs sdha ae Maia Mas.f IF ftussa; sea;,anG adye
son5land sexton & Bryant.
West Ira priggs; Galveston; Phelps
ssnturce. Ing: sydney: Peter 3 s co.
| lantic Transport Co.
agnamar. Mcdonald; Nuevitaa; Munson
,,,Javary, Barth; Georgetown; Atlantic
Chartering Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
Board Lays Down Policy
On Transfer of Reaistrx

WASHINGTON, Oct 26.--The Shin
Ping Boards policy with regard to ap-
proving transfers of registry of United
states ships to foreign flags was dis
closed to-day by Commissioner Benson
IN decision on the request Of the
Standard Oil Company, of New jersey.
TO transfer the flag on number Of
harges sold to the Cia Tran ontinental
de Petrolee. Mexican company.
Approval Of the transfers was given
by the board. with the stipulation that
sney pc made within specified tire
The Standard Oil Company did no,
apply for an extension of time, bu,
Ignored the boards order and trans.
ferrsd the flag later.
me requirement that transfers q,
american vessels to foreign flags shall
not be made except with The preyions lion.
consent o. the Shipping Board is an
amportsnt factor in the development OF
our merchant marine, and will be
strictly enforced by the board.a Com.
missioner Benson's decision SAID
New-York tribune., 1922-10-27
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tDistance In miles position at noon unless
otherwise specifed}
Ausabls 23 SW Nontauk Point Get &c.
Artigas 2.020 S San Francisco bound
Charleston Oct rs.
Alaskan lat IA 10 lon 80 90 Oct Is. bound
Balboa to San Francisco
AgwimAx 100 w Nantucket Oct p6
AEwiworld 2$0 w SaT Key Oct 25.
Albert q Watts 100 e San Antonio Oct Of.
Sone3os sz y Cape Henry Oct 25
Ereoie ~ NV Tortugas Oct 2b
Comai 80 w Key West Oct Is
Ciavarack zoo "a Sandy Hook Oct ss
coelieda 24l E Cape Henry Oct 26.
Soi1 Harhor l26 SE Ambrose Oct "a
Shy OF Eureka 470 q Ambrose orl ss
~ ~ oriente 81 N Diamond Shoals Oct 25.
II GapitRn IL Diamond Shoals Oct 2s
~ II Sud It's NV Tortugas Oct 25.
Eastern Ptiot passed Nantucket 10 AM
EiHasport 137 E OverfalIs Oct es
ssldera II ENE Fernandina Oct eg
81 isleo 2b9 SW Diamond Shoals Oct eg
~ Alba 254 SW Diamond Shoals Oct s5
Easterr Crown ST3 SE Ambrose Get 2s
- Y schofleld lat Is 81 lon es is Oct es
frederlck Il Kellogg 15s NNE Tamptcos
Gulf Star $50 sw Diamond Shoals Oct az
suia oil u Sad Key Oct Is.
Guihand 20 E Sand Kew Oct ss
II G Folger 2a5 w Torturas Oct OK
larry larry Farnum lS Sc Jacksonville Oct ak-
ahieEoIn ~ sW Nantucket Oct "a.