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press II. but it's tho books. Not my
self. I'm--fond OF them. They're
not Just paper and print 20 mo. I
feel that they feel IL. You won't
quito understand. I'm afraid---
mo, confess that Is a little be-
yond me-" said Mr. Fortune. smooth
ing his front: and they remained
looking at ono another.
A sudden and uncarihiy moan
sounded thru the room. Mr.. Fortune
spun himself with relief To his desk
and applied his lips 10 n flexible
speaking tube. Yes" lilo lodged
the tube 10 his ear. then to his lips
again. Reg Canon Toomuch to step
up to my ROOM lie laid down the
tube.
Sabre. In his room. went towards
his chair. lie was about to drop into
1t when he recoliected something. lie
went out into the corridor and along
the corridor past MIR. Fortunes door
Canon Toomuch coming heavily up
the stair1 10 Twynings room. lie
put in his head. 'Oh. say. Twyn-
ing. II Fortune should ever ask you
II you told me about that business,
you can tell him you didn't
"oh-oh. right.o." said Twyning:
and to himself when the door closed.
"f'unked speaking TO himr'
Nv
Arrived again in his room. Sabre
dropped into hts chair. His thoughts
went 20 Mabel.
Upon sudden impulse he looked
at his watch. Only Just after twelve.
He could get back In time for lunch.
Lonely for her. day after day. and
left ms he had left her that morning.
They could have jolly afternoon to-
gether. He could make IT n Jolly
afternoon. Mona kept coming into
his thoughts-and more NO after this
Twyning business. Hc would have
Mabel In his thoughts.
He went In and told Mr.. Fortune
he rather thought OF taking the aft
ernoon Off II he wns not wanted. He
mounted his bicycle and rode pur-
posefuiiv back TO Mabel
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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/ ''T'd believe IT was the gnomea, Nick
crookabone or Jigabump. or Snip
Scissors has come and stolen II just
for m~annessr'
Scarcely had she finished speaking
when a tiny creature came out fol-
lowed by dozen others. The crea-
ture want a bug or a beetle or n
NY, for he wore the finest OF clothes.
being dressed In scarlet satin with
large neck ruff and high pointed
hat. The others following we're quite
as elegant.
Goodnight. friends h. called TO
those behind him. We've stayed
later than usual. The SUMS quite
up. But no wonderl with such
fine new dance floor ia certainly
Ike 10 know what kind person left
II here for us"
Suddenly he spied the Twins. my.
my. whom have we here7' he asked
In n condescending voice.
Nancy and Nick" said Nancy.
And who are your"
I'VE are the Squeedillums." said
the tiny person. at your service"
fTo lie Continued
Copyright 1912. by Seatthr STAR
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POLLY amd PAUL and Paris
CHAPTER LITTLE LITTLE CAFE
BY Too B~ckIey
tcovyr1sht. 1914, By The Seattle star,

They hurried on. threading the net
work OF ancient streets behind the
Louvre that leads TO the district OF
Les Halles, the vast markets OF
Paris. Sleepy lights stiIl shonc from
the lamp posts. but scarcely "a sound
yet broke upon the silence Of dawn.
I'm hungry as a wolf" Polly told
Bsrray, "and cold as an icicle. do
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THE SQUEEDILLUMS

SeTTtce.
IT did seem az tho Nancy and Nick
we're never TO get over the Seven
Mountains.
They hadn't gore over half OF them
yet. and here they were with another
difficulty before them. Someone had
stolen the lost record from its hiding
place. Without II, II was Of no use
10 continue their journey toward the
Princess Therma's palace.
No, II wasn't Twelve Toes. the sor.
csrer. who had taken H. He was not
allowed 10 follow them. Besides.
after finding that the terrible dreams
he had sent to the Twins had come
20 nothing, he was so disgusted that
~ flew back to his cave and changed
himself from a bat into a dragon
again. And there he srIIked and
.ruIked. hope he enjoyed himseif
3tIng II.
Nick and Nancy stood looking and
looking at the hollow place In the
ground where the record had been.
trying 10 make up their minds what
70 DO next when Nancy happened
20 kick stone with her toe. As ~
rolled away she saw a round hole.
Just look therer' she pointed
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Now tell me about it, whispered
Polly. eagerly, when coffee had been
brought with crisp fresh bread and
pats OF sweet butter. "Why did YOU
have 10 come In first?"
Because" Barrsy answered with
crlnisling eyes, 'you and I aren't nj.
lowed In here! Hal Judge from
your expression. Queen Polly. that
you are thinking they ought to be
highly honoredl A royal pair.
straight from the honorable king.
dom OF a--studio party. deigning to
visit their humble inn and all that
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BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER


the most funr' and Polly Rugged her.
self delightedly. slipping her hot
coffee.
Just like n woman-iovs the for
bidden"
but whatever did you tell them
about us?"
You gave me the idea I told
them we were working peopke---that
was a newspaper man Il was once,
and you my assistant deny II if
you cam But come now. finish that
elegant repast of yours. and Wen go
sea the markets"
10 BE Continued
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a bank. and I'm a housekeeper-and
a good one, too"
Barray hesitatcd moment.
THAT gives me an idea Can you
would you wait here Just an In
slant while I run in7 I'll be right
back"
Polly nodded. wondering.
He was back again promptly.
WRAP your cloak tightly. so your
pretty gown won't show. and follow
me quickly into the little back
room"
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let's go into that cunning place and
have coffee
where tho market man Just
went7" Baray looked "A bit incredu.
lous. Polly nodded vigorously.
Certainly 1t looks too cute for
anything Are we so proud we can't
mix with the work folks---we who've
been providing thru Paris streets all
night7 We are work folks. come to
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But seriously he stopped jest.
ing. ut Is not allowed. Paris law
says all cafes shall close at a certain
hour. o'clock. l believe. They make
an exception OF this little place solely
on account of the market. II is per.
mitted them TO serve working folk
only. Otherwise the place would be
overrun with jewellers. tourists and
whatnot- That's why had to come
in and-arrangc. II 1t were known
that they let us come their permits
sion for business would be revoked. A"
How Interesting! oh. I'm having
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fChapter M

sat listening 10 Mr.. them talking
thnking for You
ns were noated across IKE boats
woods ". '.s
that so they went I'm M river
needed and first they put three
wounded boy Mr. Neeley's -, -. 1850 u nv. ouna
and drove stake. 70
utterly alone with all his brothers steady them.
and sisters and his mother and 1T bridge you'd
had taken IT. living this and
He was thinking ALL these
we watched
20 siowy-sowly-over It, the
n,. uu,.. a., ,,t,a faH bridge swaying dipping
80 80 $3.50 - the wheels
men looking 40 anxiou and The
said when be
he hungry. "Al right David. meath uem all
Cetv . iofp n moi
for o. WI en"'s anu ro,"s au'e
you" took whole long dav 10 ret all
an real and
81. u.u -. r.v,,. "A.
- u
p"ito ouo' n"'
other David telling about the mile trail
bad river from bank TO bank
mother7 Why.
-. a., ,., lived until
ons anu ooAoo "' Stua'io" didn't the hariships-
over" he said and we could hear CTo BE Continued
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sabrs sasd slowly. what do you
mean-you above the Iine'g"
Twynlnr Indicated the short me
with . fcrcfingcr. That line. my
boy. Jonah's going to talk. me into
Ipartnershtp. Just told me-
4 He had released the paper into
Isabrs's hand. Sabre handed n back
with . single word Good
Twyning's face dxrkcned again and
Idaxkoued worse. lie crrr,pied the
Ipmper violently In his hand and spoke
3Also but : single word. '.rha nkn-' He
burned sharply on his heel and went
To the door.
r ~. Tvynfnxr sAbrs Jumped
- hfs Ted and went to rwyuing with
IDuksfrstched hand 4 didn't mean
- TIRE Il lfks that Don't think I'm
set-x eongratuf~ts you Jolly good.
1piendtd tell ysu vhAs--I don,
hind teilinx--tf was . bit Of . smack
IN III go for M for . moment- You
rnCw. I've rAther swsAted over this
bmineB~-his glance indicated the
tsfacked bookshelvea. the FIRMS publ
3cafiona. his publications see
what I mean
/ A certain movement fn HIS throat
land about his mouth Indicated. more
than his words. what be meant A
Islsxht.
1 Twyuing took the hand and rrfpp>d
1 IN with . firmnezs Characteristic OF
Ibis handshake.
Thanks. old man. Thanks awful.
| ~. OF course know what you
mean But after all. look at the
Thing. eh7 mean to say. you've
I6eRn frre--uhat--tcn or twelve
1years- Wei. I've been over twenty.
hive Natural, chr And you're doing
]splendidiy. Every one knows that.
hts only . question Of time. Thanks
lawfully He reached for Sabre'a
hand again and again grippcd II
Ihard-
SABRE wrnt back ana sat against
his desk. what rather got me. you
know. coming all OF n sudden like
THAT. was that Fortune promised me
partnership. twice. quite a bit ago.
Twyning. who had been speaking
with an emotion In consonance with
THE grip Of his hand. said a little
| biankiy. ibid he7 That ao?''
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~did not know the ropes and had
mot been thru the mill'' should come
lie q position equal in standing 90
his own. Nevertheless he accepted
the fact. showing not the smallest
luminosity. he was always very ready
10 be cordial towards sabre; but hts
|ooriiality took a form In which Sabre
/ had never seen eye TO eve with him.
THE attitude he extended 20 Sabre
WAS that he and Sabre were two
young fellows under rather pig.
|hcaded old employer and that they
|couhs have many jokes and griev.
Ances and eo-ahead schemes In com.
Rnionship together. Sabre did not
cspt this view. He gave Twyning.
om the first. the impression OF con.
kidcrinw himself as working along.
side Mr.. Fortune instead OF beneath
Dim; and he was cold TO and refused
10 participate IN tho truant school.
boy air which Twyning adopted when
khey wero together.
II
Twynfrr came In and closed the
door. He had n sheet OF paper tn
.his hand.
sabre. engrcssed. rianoed up.
|~Tiuilo. Twyntng- lie wrote a word
and then put down his pen. ANY.
thlnr you want me shcuty- lie lay
hack m his chair and stared. frown.
.inE. az the manuscript before him.
Nothing particular. II you're
busy Twyning said Il Just looked
Iin.-
He advanced the paper he had been
holding IN bis hand. his thumb indi-
eating the top ieft-hand corner.
|-What 40 ycu think Of me above the
I1ine. my boy--
me paper was sheet Of the FIRMS
nctspapsr. In the upper lefthsnd
bonner Was printed IN small type.
fIhs Rev. Sebastian Fortuna BE
heath the name was . short Tine and
Ibeneath the line. Mr.. Sherman
Irwyuine. Mr.. Marx sabrs":
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CLEARED.

Str President Adams. Pendlebury, Queens
town. Plymouth. &c (generaD-United States
Lines.
Str Lituania (Dan). Christensen. Danzig
and Libau (general) East Asiatic Co.
Str Yorck (Cier). Feyem, Bremen (generaD
North German Lloyd.
Str Tyrrhenia (Br). Hossack. Gibraltar,
Genoa. &c (balast)-Cunard Steamship co.,
Str City of Manila (Br). Clark. Brisbane.
Sydney, &c, via Panama Canal (SeneraD-
Norton, Lilly Co.
Str TIydaspes (Br). Henry. Walfisch Bay.
Cape Town. &c (generaD-R Houston g.
Co.
Str Metapan, Barratt, Kingston. Cristobal.
&c (generaD-United Fruit Co.
Str Princess May (BD, Hill. Baracoa and
Kingston (general)-Di Giorgio Fruit Co.
Str Colon, Haynes, Port au Prince and Girls
tobal (generaD-Panama Railroad Steamship
Co.
Str Concho, Macintosh, Galveston via Key
West (generaD Mallory Steamship Co.
Str El Oriente, Delahanty, Galveston (gen-
eraD-Southern Pacific Co.
Str El Lage, Lange, New Orleans (generaD
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Apache, Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonville (general)-Clyde Steamship Co.
str Malacca Maru (Jap), FAM tfrom Cal
cutta). Philadelphia (residue)-Nippon Yusen
Kaisha Cleared 4th).
Str Romsdalshorn (Nor). Knutsen, Port
land Me (ballast)-Kerr Steamship Co.
Tug Otis Wack (Br) Young, Spencers
Island, Ms (ballast)-J + Whitney Co.
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The New York Herald Radio Program
Wednesday, December 6. 1922

6;15-Santa Claus Hour 4,
o.ov-orchestral numbers, Intime Orchest ra .
paying ct the Rinlto Theater in Newark, !,
yn,;, rossoio' conductor. Program TO be and
wGY Schenectady g. Ei. Co.-4os Meter.,.
i2:oo M.vU. s. Naval Observatory time sig.
$3.50 P. M.-Noon stock market quotations.
n naorWeather forecast on 4s5 meters.
e;o-Produce and stock market quotations
and reports news bulletins
WGR, Buffalo Federni Telephone and reIc,
graph Company. $50 Meters).
i2:lS T. M.-wsather and market reports
2:OO-Mtisic -
Trade Do"'o Oh
3:0O-Music
s;i5-closing prices New York Stock Ex,
f:0o-Ampico recital
o;3o-Weather and market reports (4sS
o;4o-ciosinr prices Of New York Stock Eek,
change and Chicago Board OF Trade.
.:soo-Bisest so OF the days news,
director of School of Expression. Buffalo.
I:40-"Nast Group" letters from Vogue
Vanity Fair and House and Garden.
s:Ov-Musical program, courtesy MeIodv
Publishing Corporation of Buffalo. Per-
sonal direction OF Cornelius O'HarEans
Herbert W. Burkard. yiolinist; Albert .besi
comb, saxophonist: Roy Wilde, bsntoist (:
Thomas Wilson. drummer; John w. Newt
Program: /. orcnestra numbers, PHANTOM,
Eyes," Money Blues" ''somehpdv's 4
Stolen My Blues" "Angeiine." ''r{Nwpi,
DOLL, and others by Melody Syncopatsrs!
2 Saxophone solo. saxopholia, Albert
4 Dascomb. 3. Vocal solo, Little Mother y
\ William McCinnis. T. Vocal solo, "stolef
Love- Cornelius O'Harean. 8. Vocal
solo, 'rf Could Only Stop Dreaming sof
You." John w. Newton.
KDA, East Pittsburgh (westinehouse, 3es
Meters).
1900 r. M.--News: Tri-weekiy letter froYu
Farm and Home. weekly summary Of tho
iron and steel industries, prepared by Tho
Iron Age.
7:ao-Bedtlme story for children. q
7:45-snmmary of the New York Stock Ed
change
s:oo-"The Value Of an Autontbbf. Club.
George r. Wallace. member OF the board
OF governors OF the Automobile Club Of
Pittsburgh and Director Of Pittsburgh
Chamber OF Commerce.
s:30-Mary Ellen Thurston, Saint xavier's
College, Latrobe. will play the violIH
Program: "A Poem" Sibith "Rosemary.9
Kreisler: ''Legende," wieniawslti: "Ovei.
tass," Mazurita. wieniawski.
KyW. Chicago (westinshcuse, 400 Metersy.
500 r. M.--Program courtesy of Lyou-k
Healy. concert and artists department.
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WIZ, Newark westinghouse, 800 Meters).
9:oJA. M.--Early morning reports and prices
II :55 a. M-standard time signals and
i2 90 NJ. to 100 p. M.-openins prices on
active bonds and stocks. grain, coffee ano
sugar; midday reports and prices on farm
products: musical program.
400 j. M.-Closing prices on stocks and
bonds, grain, coffee and sugar.
4:o5 p. M.--"Fashions," from Wonen's Wear
$3.50 p. M-Ciosins prices on stocks. bonds,
grain. coffee and sugar.
5:45 p. M.-Resume OF sporting events, 4c.
sos +. M.-"Iron and Steel Review" Iron
0 90 p. M.-Musicai program.
1900 r. M.-"Animai Stories" Florence smith
$500 p. M.-"The business Situation Or.
Warren Hickernall. Alexander Hamilton
e:fo p. M.-''The Human Problems in Indus
try" r. M. Herr. president of the West
inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Com
soccy as Of IeiSns Who
holding their annual meeting In New York
Goods" w. T. Mitchell as delivered be-
fore the Society OF Mechanical Engineers.
1855 TO 1000 p. M.--Arlington time signals,
10 :oi p. M.-Recital. Geneva Young, soprano;
Ruth Howard courtrisht at the plano.
Program: "Queila flamma che m ac-
Cendp. ~. MarCellOt 81 mes NerS nNtont
de allies" Hahn about the Sweet Bag
OF Beet" Lawes; 81 Attempt from Love 3
Sickness 10 Fly" Purcell: Peace" Haw-
ley: where Blossoms Grow" Sans souci.
wEAP. Manhattan t4oo Mctcrs).
4:3o p. M.--Recitai Dorothy F1axer. lyric
soprano. accompanied by J. r. williams.
500 +. M.--Recital, George Betty, tenor.
accompanied by John Hepler.
800 r. M.-Broadcasting OF the concert by
the Philharmonic Society of New Yorl,
direct from the Great Hall at City College.
wOR Newark (40o Metcrs).
2:3O p M--Articie by Vanity Fair.
2 :35-Song recital. Mildred J. Truman, mezzo
soprano, OF Montclair. ". j., accompanied
by Mrs. W. +. Lambert. The first group
win be four negro spirituals by Harry T.
Burieigh Hard Trials" MY Lord What
Mornin'," Nobody Knows the Trouble
Seen" Deep River"
0 s;oo--selections for two pianos. Maiorie
Freeman, Buffalo. N. Y, and Ella West
Arlington, N. j. Variation on n Theme
Of Beethoven tsaint-Saens).
8:f5--Continuation Of series of lectures
under the auspices Of the State College Of
Agriculture, New Brunswick IN. j..
Modern Appliances in the Home" Mrs.
Ida s. Harrington. home management
8 40 songs. Mildred 7. Truman: Song of
the Sou' (GeehD, 1.-The Rosary tNevins)
1.-THE House that Jack Built uHomer).
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FOREIGN PORTS.
[By NALL


ANTILLA. Nov 29-sailed. str Tela CNor).
BERMUDA. Dec 2-sailed. str chignecto
BoTWOOD, NE, Nov 2s-sailed. str AL
conda (Br), Rotterdam.
BURN, NF. Nov 2s--In port. schr Nord-
trafik (swl. for oporto;
DUBLIN. Nov 2g-sailed. str Kerhonlsson.
for Cork (arrived latter port 30th; Tor New
York;.
FOGo, MI. Dec 1--Sailed previously. schr
Uranus DAM. Oporto.
FRONTERA. Nov So-Sailed. str Toroensk-
HALIFAX, Dec ARRIVED. strs Manches.
ter Brigade (Br), Montreal Ito leave PM I'd
for Manchester) Coruna (Br). Sydney (and
left for North Sydney; schr X Bentley
In port 4th. str west Hembrie. for Portland
expects to finish necessary work and leave
5th).
HAVANA. Nov 27-Arrived. str Lake
Florian. Galveston.
HAwKEsBURY. Ms. Dec 1---Arrived. schr
Eveline Wilkie (Br). shediac for Boston.
MONTREAL. Dec 1-Arrived. str Manoa
Sailed Nov 80. str Edward Munich tNor).
''fs PORT ,ia.Is' UNION. NF, Nov 2s-In port. schr
General Maude (Br). for Gibraltar (for or
PUERTO PADRE. Nov so-Arrived. str
ST JOHN. NIB. Nov so-Cieared. schr
Augusta w Snow. New York.
ST JOHNS. NF, Nov 2s-Arrived, str Beth
new rudder placed in position); schr Eliza
Rodway (Br). Barbados.
Sailed 2sth, schr Over the Top (Br). Bahia
(and returned on account OF adverse winds).
SYDNEY, CB. Dec 1--sailed. str Canadian
Planter (Brl. Melboprne. &C.
ononette SBr) New York. s .,r v,.r
(Danl Norfolk
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Homeric (Br). Southampton for New
York is expected to dock at pier SO, North
River, about 80 AM Thursday.
Str Constantinople (Br). Piraeus for New
York, Is expected 10 dock al New York Dock
Co.'S pier % Brooklyn, Friday forenoon.
Str Roussillon (FD. Havre for New York,
is expected TO dock at pier 81, North River,
Thursday forenoon.
Str President Van Buren,, London for New
York is expected TO dock at pier B. Hoboken,
about 80 AM Wednesday.
Str Patria (Fr). Marseilles for New York
Is expected to dock AT 3lst street. Brooklyn,
about noon Thursday.
Str Mongolia, Hamburg for New York. IS
expected 10 dock at pier 90, North River,
Wednesday afternoon.
Str Bayern (Ger) Hamburg for New York,
IS expected TO dock at pier So, North River,
Thursday forenoon.
Str Vasari (Br). Buenos Aires &C. for
New York, is expected TO dock at pier ii,
lIoboken, Thursday forenoon.
str America, Bremen. sc, for New York,
Is expected to arrive Saturday and dock at
pier 4. Hoboken
Str Mayaro (Bp. Trinidad for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier "a, Brooklyn.
Thursday forenoon.
Str West Kebar. from Antwerp. was $50
miles of Boston light at noon Sd. Westerly
gales.
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By Independent Wireless Telegraph
COMPANY. Inc. =

distance given in miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified
Agwiworld ~ Jupiter 4th.
Aryan 115 S Block Island 9Th.
Balsam lat 40 A, lol 62 Is 5th.
CalCorolfte 500 NNE Colon PM 4th.
Florence Luckenbach 1873 NE Colon 4th
Frei w Weller 127 S by w Ambrose l.
9th.
Grscian 1877 NE Winter Quarter 5th.
Indian % SW Fire Island 9th.
Irene 16 SW Block Island 9th.
sIro1uois left San Domingo City PM 4th.
TX Luckenbach 210 Colon 4th.
Lake winthrop 426 Scotland l. V 4th.
Manchester Port 150 Il Cape May 9Th.
Melrose 4S Z Fire Island 9Th.
Mongolia 395 Ambrose J. 5th.
Montana ! 700 from Cape Henoren 4th.
MORO Castle left Havana for Progreso II sc
PM 4th.
Mystic 80 y Cape Maysi 4th.
North. American 43 S New York 5th.
Ossa 535 ESE Ambrose l. v 9th.
Pennsylvania 391 NE Colon PM 4th
Republic 902 S Scotland L V 4th.
st Mihiel 594 NE Cristobel 4th.
Samuel Brown 1856 Ne Charleston 18th.
Santa Veronica 223 NNE Colon 4th.
Santore 996 S Ambrose L V~4th.
Sargerties 500 r New York 4th.
Schodack 10 r Ambrose l. V PM 9th.
Siborey 7Ss 8 Scotland l. V 4th.
TrcEtolite 6j Sc Nantucket l. 5th.
West Arrow 400 L Ambrose l. " 4th.
Wirnebago SIS z Ambrose 4th.
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Lake Gunni. from Mobile via Port au
Prince, stranded near Tortuga Island. north
west part Of Haiti
str John Tracy, before reported aground.
was floated at 8 AM yesterday by tugs after
ilghiering about 500 tons OF ccal.
str Harvester, before reported aground off
Shooters Island. was floated at Pm Mon
day by tugs.
Prees)--Str New York, formerly OF the
American Line, was sold at auction to-day
by the American Consul General TO an italian
merchant for s7S 900, In partial satisfaction
Tor tbe claims OF half n dozen creditors az
aregnting quarter Of n million dollars.
HALIFAX, Ns. Dec 4-with her head sail
and foreaail carried away, jibboom. bowsprit
deckload swept away. schr a n Barteauy
(Br). Norwood Bay. NE. for New York, ar
rived here for repairs. The schooner. ten
days out. ran Into heavy gale SATURDAY
night.
KEY WEST. F1a, Dec 4-str G n Grove
(Br) from Tampco for New York. has ar
rived here with machinery damaged.
LONDON. Dec Str Oridono Maru tJap)
from Tacoma. &C.. for Osaka, has arrived at
Yokohama damaged by collision.
MOBILE, Ala. Dec 4-small schr Marina,
Gulfport for Cuba. with lumber, was lost
last Tueeday during a storm $50 miles OIL
str Caroinas, formerly str 7 Pinellas
under charter 10 the Waterman Steamship
Corporation, u loading general cargo here
Schr Louie r Beauchamp, from Jaclcson-
WILLIE Nov 20 arrived At Fort de France Dec o.
PROVIDENCE. RI, Dec 5--A telegram re-
ceived yesterday ny Capt Allen Gurney told
OF ioas OF schr Jesse I. Leach (before re-
ported). which was sold by him two weeks
ago to Cant n G Strout. The schooner sank
Dec at AM about ~ miles NE OF Prov
lncctown 40 Insurance on the Leach. Cap,
strout reported 20 have paid $4,000.
SCUTffAMPTON. Dec BIN consequence Of
trouble with her turbines, the Cunard Lire
ctr Manretenia will no into dry dock FOR
overhaulng The vessel win not resume her
transatlantic sailIngs until the new year.
SEATTLE, Wash, Dec 5--Mlssing fishing
schrs washington and Pelican arrived yes
The New York herald., 1922-12-06
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

me New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the. United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.