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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-10-13
LOCAL news

MI. X. l.. Parker is spending a few
days in Columbus on business.
\ Don't forget that loaf OF Golden
krust Bread. Doup's Bakery. If
Mr.. Hunt of Dennison, o, is spend
ing two weeks in this city.
Kodak pictures carefully finished
and enlarged at Tinkey's Studio. tt
Mrs. f. NJ. Purbaugh of East Vine
street was in Columbus Thursday.
Don't forget that loaf of Golden
krust Bread. Doup's Bakery. If
Mr.. L. G. Welsh was in Columbus
on business today.
SPECIAL! 10 packages CAMEL
CIGARETTES, s1.4o. schiappacasse's
West High. x13
Mr. A. b. Jones transacted business
In Newark today.
Extra fancy Kiefer pears only 81
per bushel. Pitkin's Cash Provision
:. Store. xt2
Mr.. Roy Doolittle of Millwood was
business visitor here Wednesday.
Blue Ribbon and Perfection bread,
~ lb. loaf &c. Get 1t from your gro.
Ger. If
Miss, Ethel Vernon of Gambler was
visitor here yesterday.
Extra fancy Kiefer pears only 81
per bushel. Pitkin's Cash Provision
Store. x12
DR.. r. Eley of Gambler was pro.
fessional visitor here Wednesday.
In class by itself-Diamond Cord
30x3 k-$1075 Mt. Vernon Tire &C.,
corner Vine and Mulberry streets.
ThSTu x26
Mrs. Homer Hall OF Fredericktown
spent Wednesday here with friends.
Chinese baskets filled with candy
or empty, as you prefer. Candy also
in boxes or bulk. American Beauty
Shoppe, 13 South Main street. x1i
Mrs Sherrer of Danville was a Wis
itOr In the city yesterday
Economical production costs make
Il possible for you to buy Blue Ribbon
and Perfection bread, large loaf, &C.
Get u from your grocer II
Mr.. s. H. Sutton of Centerburg was
business visitor here Wednesday.
The compelling argument! Diamond
Cord 30x3,b. $i0.75. Mt. Vernon Tire
Co., corner Vine and Mulberry streets
! ThSTu X2G
Mr.. F. b. Zieg of Fredericktown
transacted business here yesterday.
Buy Hooking Valley lump coal OF
Oublnsky Bros. Delivered in this
city. $3.50 ton. tt
Miss Virginia Leonard of Gambler
spent Wednesday here with friends.
Ladies' and gentlemen's shoe shin
ing parlor at the American Beauty
Shoppe, 10 South Main street. Shine
10c. xl2
Mr.. George Rowley of Gambler was
r business visitor here Wednesday,
NUT AND SLACK COAL
We have nut and slack coal miXet
$3.50 per ton at works and $4 per tor
delivered in city.
Z xl2 GEORGE LAZEAR.
Mrs. Edward Lewis of Frederick
town spent Wednesday in this city.
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!. New Eagle shirts in distinct. J
r lively different patterns, 81 up. !,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
rooms, bath, electricity, hardwood
finish, slate roof, cement cellar, full
lot, east. Priced to sell. $4,000.
New > room bungalow soft water
screened porches, dandy little home
on paved street. Bargain-$3S00
TAYLOR, HORN d TAYLOR
Office l10l. Evenings 8l2 green;
9]6 black. XII?
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+ lively different patterns, ~ up. y.
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MIR. and Mrs. Paul Cummings OF
Fredericktown spent "Wednesday here
with friends.
You have a few more days left to
oct a soc Or. West's tooth brush for
s5e. They are going fast and this is
our last allotment. Taugher's drug
store. Xl2
Mrs. Eva Levering and Mrs, Harold
Leyering OF Frederlcktown spent
Thursday in Columbus with friends.
DIR, w. w. Pennell attended the
meeting of the Ohio State Medical
Association at Delaware Yesterday.
Mr.. James Phillips of Newark was
a business visitor in the city yester'
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton S. Lewis and
Mrs. Susan Davis motored to Colum'
bus today where Mr.. Lewis transact
cd business.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-10-13

WANTED-Chef, to do all kinds of
cooking and pastry work, Apply
Eagle Restaurant, Utica, o. If
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-10-13
NUT AND SLACK COAL

We have nut and slack coal mixed
$3.50 per ton at works and $4 per ton
delivered in city.
xl2 GEORGE LAzEAR.
Mrs Edward Lewis of Frederick
town spent Wednesday in this city.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--ScVen rooms with
hath, part double 200 North Park.
Phone i9l. If
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-10-13

WANTED-AGENTS. New home
beverage, delightful and refreshing.
Something new Big earnings for
hustler. Exclusive territory. Write
at once Crown Malt Extract Co., 1875
East McMicken avenue, Cincinnati,
Ohio. x12
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Radio Corn. of America

tfositions given at noon: distances In miles
Avne Zo1 Ambrose Sept Z.
Ailag uash 2100 e I3oe ton San+
aar ra,l; l,6i2 b Ambrose Sept 6.
nnr ran 80 New London Sept H.
Drefnefton lat AZ 03 lon "a az SEM G
brlstoi NV Highland Nv Sent
caracas arvd San Juan a m Sent r
Cty OK Rome 80 sW Gay Head Sept 7.
Bsstern Coast LAOS e Ambrose Sent Nv d
E E L Doheny a2a from sand Key Sent 6.
Enlarge $50 Scotland Sent "
FL Captain 120 Sc AMBROSE Sent ?
Ei Vale 220 Scotland Sept =
Eeltore 80 NE Diamond Sent
rca a Lane IS Ambrose Sept 7.
GOV John Lind pd Capes PM Sent
Hera 5Ss ENE Diamond Sept s.
n, Flagler LOO Ambrose Sent G.
illinois l47 Ambrose Sent 6
Independence Hall 472 e Ambrose sant !,
Joseph seep $50 ENE Hatteras Sept s
Luckenbach rs Overfalls PM
Macabi 10 s Nantucket sen+
Matinicock SO e Cape Henry Sent Z
MAsontronte z2o NE Hatteras Sept T.
MMenominee SO E Ambrose Sept Z.
mongolia 2,117 Ambro e Sent &
monmouth ga e Ambrose Sept 8.
M,,ss9ts 81 s, Ambrose sept T.
M Munaapro n q ssE a Ambrose al2 Sept 7.
Orient N Cape Charles Sept +
Penobscot 1876 sw Vineyard Sound Iy
Pres Pre- Van Buren, 2,4s1 E Ambrose Sept G.
San Bruno SO 8 Nantucket Sept T.
San Mateo 81 8 Nantucket Sept l.
Seiene 1870 E Cape May Sept
Somerset l41 e Cape Henry Sept z,
Stephen Jones by Five Fathom Bank
susquehanna 1927 E Ambrose Sept c.
Trip lat ss o. Ion 65 AZ Sept T.
Western World 1,547 Sc Ambrose Sent G.
w " - !. Tiford : miles 81 w sharps.
West Segovia lat 3S AZ lon Sc 10 Sept T.
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Marine Insurance
Mem Ask Change i'm
State Tax Methods
System Based ON Profits
Rather Than Premiums Adj
vocated al Meeting; RECON-
mend Model Laws for u. S.

Changes in methods OF taxation of
marine insurance companies by the
various states are recommended By the
American Institute of Marine Under
writer's in the draft Of a model bill
presented to the National association
Of Insurance Commissioners of the
United States now in session at
Swampscott, Mass. The text of the
proposed uniform law was made public
here yesterday by Che institute stimuli
taneous with its delivery to the assoc
citation.
The most important recommendation
Is that the states should not tax the
companies on their gross premiums,
but on net profits, following the ex-
ample for foreign nations. The bill
is drafted generally along ~the lines
OF che law passed by Congress for the
District of Columbia. 1t has the sup
port of most of the marine insurance
men and state commissioners of the
country. The principal features of the
bin are:
/. The definition of marine insur-
ance so as to enable American in
surers to grant, in this field of in
demnity, the coverage required by the
practical needs of commerce, which
protection may now be given by for
eign rivals.
2. Permits the organization Of COM
panies of moderate size as well as
larger ones.
3. Permits the organization and ad-
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dock afternoon at Pier SIS. N r. tWest
18th ST..
santana tBelg>. Danzig Aug "a; to Red
afternoon at Pier 81. n CWest goth st).
Matilde PIERCE (1t), Genoa Aug 80; to
?eirce Bros, Inc, with mails; Is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 9s. N tWcst
55th ST..
Rochambeau tFr). .Havre Aug 80: to
French Lire with mails Is expected 70
dock about noon at P!ar 81, (West
America tt). GENOA Aug Is; to Italia
America Shipping Corp with malls; is ex,
pscted 70 dock forenoon at Pier 9S, r
Princess May (Br>. Port Antonio Sept 2;
10 Giorgto Co with malls: Is expected to
cock about 10 q m at Pier Z. e f tCoenties
Slip.
Alsonquin. Turks Island Aug 30; to clydc
60 with mails; Is expected 20 dock
Esperapaa. Vera Cruz Aug 81 TO &
cuba Mail S Co with mails is expected
to deck late to-day or eariy saturday at
Pier 49, B'klyn tALGnt&gue SD
Giuseppe Verdi (ft} Genoa Aug 25: to
McDont eli & fruda wtth NAILS Is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier %, r
Due Tomorrow
Paris (Fr), HAVE Sept 2; to French
Line with mails is eXpeeied 40 dock fore
noon al Pier 81, Il tWest l1th st..
Nieuw Amsterdam (DtD Plymouth Aug
80. to Holland America Line with mails
was 1888 miies east Ambrose at noon
Sept 6; is expected TO dock forenoon III
foot eth st. Hoboken.
conte Rosso Itl, Naples Aug 80; to
pected to dock forenoon at Pier Us, II r
;, A 4, e. cTistotal Sept q to Panama
forenoon at Pier 81. n (Wesu 20th sO.
Due Sunday
iceland (Br), Antwerp Sept !; to Fed
Star Line with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 81, N (West Goth stl.
ria IS~l Cn,,fb o,,, anti, %
White Stan Line with mails. Is expected
to dock afternoon at Pier 60. N II West
Columbia tBr). Glasgow Sept 2; to
Anchor Line with mails is expected to
dock late afternoon at Pier 81, r West
La Lorraine (Fr). Havre Sept Q; to
French Line with mails; is expected to
cock afternoon at Pier IA. N X West
Pastores. Havana Sept 2; to United Fruit
Co with mails; is expected to dock after
noon at Pier Is. r (Maiden Lane).
Due Monday
Oscar ii, Christiania, Sept l.
ScandinavianAm American Line
Stavangerfjord, Bergen, Sept /.
Observation-Disclosures Line
Orduna, Hamburg, Aug go
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Zulia. Mayaguez, Sept 6,
Bliss, Dalett & Co
& Porto Rico s S Co
Fort st George, Bermuda, Sept 8.
Furness Witty e. Co
bayern Hamburg, Aug 81. Unit Am Lines
| Haiti. Cape Hayti. Sept 8. Clyde S s Co
santa Teresa, Valparaiso. Aug 20,
w r Grace & Co
Bridgetown, cartagena. Aug 2s.
W NJ Topper. Trinidad. Aug il,
Clyde S Co
| Due Tuesday
Majestic. Southampton, Sept G.
P de satrustegui, Cadiz, Aug 81.
Spanish Royal Mail Line
orizaba, Havana, Sept 8,
N & Cuba Mail S Co
! Due Wednesday
Roussllon. Havre. Sept 2 French Line
st Paul. Hamburg, Sept 2. American Line
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American Porte

: BALTIMORE, Sept - Arrived. Felix
raussig, Pacific Coast points via Norfolk
Phaltron tGk). Port Maria Sailed. Voreda
tRr), Venice; Phonix DAM, Havana; Win
nebago. Philadelphia and New YORK: city
OF Flint, Bremen and Hamburg via Nor
folk: CITY OF Lucknow tBr), Philadelphia
CHARLESTON. S {, Sept 7-arrivad
C"ldwater. Jacksonvilie: schs James
1Coburn. New York; ] b Newsum. Della
ware ports Sailed Agomack. Miami,
saxon. Boston; Waring, Hampton
Roads. W
GALVESTON, Tex. Sept arrival
Calgarolite tRrl, Montreal; Charles NJ
Everest. Philadelphia. Sailed: Munaires
Plymouth: Frederic Ewing, Tampico
GALVESTON, Tex Sapt e-Arriyea
swiftiight.. Tampico Kofoku Maru fJan1
Ereeport. Sailed: Ell AIIniranfe. Nav
York; G A Fiagg, Wilmington: David Me.
HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Sept 7--Ar.
rived; Milton tBrl, New Orleans: Ieffer.
son. New York;. Comes Peak. Galveston
Absecon, New England; M q i Tracsr
New York. Sailed Lillian. Providence
Juniata, Boston; Jonancy New yars
Hamilton. New York Sswells Pain. Nau
England; Elvenes tNorl. Quebec. Rarn
CITY OF Beaumont, Jacksonville: oyianta
New York: Edward Pierce. portiar.d
Ne; Irish Monarch fBr3, Gothenbure =
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 7--Arriyed. NJ,
ierby t6ro. Sunderland FarmsurosG yT3ei
Neuyitas; Mar Blanco (spanI sevilies
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Cabo fGspartel tspanl, New York; scho-
tBr). Baltlmore Sailed Manchester Tx :
change tB9 Baltimore and Norfolk ga
hale, f4eish. etc, via Baltimore; Rochester.
Texas. CITY; Norwich City (Br1. London,
etc, Via New York.
PORT tSADS, La. Sept Arrived.
Ceiba tHondl, Blha Danvlile. Tampico
Honduras tNor), Puerto Castillo; Trux-
ilo Tampa Sailed: Barcelona tSpanl,
Barcelona; Ell Estero, New York: Fneloil,
Tampico; Heredia, Boeas del Toro. Hi
bueras tHond), Biuefields; Yoro tHond),
Celia.
PORT BADs. Sept s---Arrived: craster
Hail. lquique, Chile; Else Hugo SHINES
tGer), Vera Cruz: Seattle Maru tJap), Rio
de Janeiro; Standard. Baitlmore. Sailed
LucellIne tBr), Seville, SPAIN Mont Cervin
(F'r). Marseilles.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept e--Arrived 9Th.
Tiger, Seattle for New York: Mnnulsni.
Kahulul City OF Rangoon (Br), Vancouver
for United Kingdom; Texan, Hamburg
9th, Wiilsolo. Coos Bay for New York
Balboa tsw), Vancouver for Dunklrls
Nanoa, Honolulu. Sailed 9Th: Matsonia,
HI nolulu; Korea Maru tJapl, Horgkong
Santamalta. Aberdeen; Logan, Manila
SAVANNAH. Sept 7-Arrived: Alexan.
drian Orb, Brunswick; F'lourspar, Charles
ton; Woyo MarutJap) New York City OF
Savannah, New York: Persian, Jackson
VILE land sailed for Baltimore) Sailed
City of Montgomery, Now York City OF
Augusta. Boston.
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Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Dromore Castle. Port Natal, July &c.
u, g., Barber Lines
Sis"'ck orange West sss Hartlepool. Aug Is.
celebes Maru. Gibraltar, Aug 20. : '1"s
rr,,,e,us >, Osen 3hoshen Katsha
Norwegi lima
Siam City. Shields. Aug u. l'''''
vesuvio. Psnarth. Aug "a. A''0A 20
Monmouth. Cardiff. Aug 81. '''s'''" Lame
c,., susquehanna Corp
Royal City Newport. Aug S; ZINES
Aen0minee London, 1 Ags Is. ,,..a....
cFaster Han. Iquique. Aug 2l -''1'
no,o Isthrnian Lines
Giuii @sr Tr,a Liverpool 4 Aug 2sN NJ Smith
sagram Barry, I Aug = K kna,ps sf cs
ppnsn san Francisco. Aug i1.Nawsco Lines
Thomas Beai, San Francisco. Aug IS.
Adv No.. o,... Houlder, Weir Boyd
sAoeh' @aru. 'Sardin, Aug 25.. Suzuki Co.
Due Tomorrow
Bolivian. Manchester, Aug 81.
EEsrany; Shields Aug 2s...J IA winenester
o'tshe' Gibraltar. Aug 2T. Three Star Line
Due Sunday
i9.yo Maaru, Suez. Aug 9...,. Suzuki & Co
@"@4tdI, Los Angeles, Aug Is.
United American Lines
Due Monday
Anglo hilian, Barry Aug &c I,ata Tina
Adam, I.iverpool. Aeig &c Booth s CO
hesperides, Buenos Ayres. Aug IL
j Luckenbach, Los Angeles Aug ~
Luckenbach Lines
Due Tuesday
6ow@s Castle. Gibraltar Aug 81
Knud II. Sunderland. Aug as - '''
Howick Hall. harrington, Aug rs = ~
castlefnoor. Shields. Aug 80 :
International Charteripg Co
Due Wednesday
Fichpool. Hull. Aug 2s. Ronnar q r.,
tssr lieath. Newport Aug 2s.CaIada S Co
1rah9e Gaarde, San Francisco. Aug Is,
Kerr 8 Co
Due Thursday
"a n essaba, London, Sept 2.Atlanti Tran Line
ay,asc9nia, London, Sept u Cunard S s Co
barcelona, Aug ~
Sar,.ta Jas w EIweli & Co
frihce' Suenos Ayres Aug 20.
Farness. Witty & Co
Due Friday. Sept. Is
Canadian Leader, Auckland, Aug 4.
Alstarn Yr,,,,, Wiiford & Mckay
CIV - 1,sp Furness. Witty Co
'NS % LUCKNOW, Gibraltar, Aug 49,
Lonsaal. santos Aug y. 49, 's 9 %
Leighton, Santos. Aug H. eosp
Lamport & Holt Line
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crof,en Hail, Buenos Ayres. II M.
!, Bnsh Docks. e klyn
fsos uSas0 Kns as fM. .ss..ss. Il 4
Paria. Trtnldad. PM. " Il
Sail Tomorrow
TfumcrIc, Southampton, l PM. So. N n
La savoie, Havre, II AM .......... N r.
westerdiik, Rotterdam. 10 n; ,
Finland, Antwerp, IL ai...,...,..ss, N n
Pres Roosevelt. Bremen. i PM A. Hobosen
I, Bush Docks e'klyn
king Alexander, piraeus. PM. az, sklyn
Rosalind, st Johns. II Am. .Iaya 81, .R'klyn
Fort Victoria Bermuda. II AM. l5, y r
galamares. Port L!mon, IL M...... 9, n r
Eacapa, Santiago, IL AM ..,....... o, n n
Philadelphia, Curacao, Il M.....ti. Bklyn
s s,. Juan. San Juan; 70 M........st. Btlyn
o orsIts H lyerpaal = n n So
ii. aoboken
ss assqia na vslsaralse II
CRmeronia, Glasgow, IL III. ~ Il
lroquois. San Domingo. PM. "a. Bklyn
Sail Monday
Brsga. Marseilies. p NJ. s1st ST, B'lsIyn
Taurus, Baenos Ayres, l2 NJ. rs. B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Aauitania. southampton. 10 NJ. 80. "a. N r.
Fsederih VIII. christiania. IL NJ,
samland, DansIg, IL M...l......ei, N r
Niagara. Havre. IL A M.,........74, N r.
crofton Hall. Buenos Ayres. 3 p NJ
2ath st, B'klyn
Matura, Grenada. p M........2l, B'kiyn
Munplace. Vera Cruz. IL ME-. 20. Il II
Sail Wednesday
Paris, Havre, i2 M N r.
president Garfield. London. P NJ
4. Hoboken
Francisco. Hull, IL M. eth st. HoboRen
Metapan, Kingston. IL M .s. N II
Guiana, st Thomas ! M...49. N II
Algonquin, San Domingo. / "a, B'klyn
Sail Thursday
Conte Rosso. Naples / M..o5. N r
Carmania. Liverpool, l2 NJ 66' NJ r
Manchuria. Hamburg. IL M. 5s, N r
Mount Clinton. Hamburg, IL M..,8G, N r
Yorck Bremen, r NJ. -. eth st. Hoboken
1iuseppo Verdi: Naples, 12 NJ. .25, N r
City OF Harvard. Calcutta. ~ NJ,
.e., /. Bush Docks, B'kiyn
Dakarian, Liverpool. 12 NJ IS, N r
Californian. San Frarcisco, p NJ,
Mundale, Gibara, 12 M........,.....9 n r. 1.
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Buyers Arrived
Continued from page eighteen

COLUMBUS. Ohio-F. & II. Lazarus Co.
r.. A. Rodenfels mems furnishings; 22S
DANvILLB. ya.-Harnsberger's; Mr..
Schuster, ladies' ready to wear; care Jay
& Co.. 50 w. S5th at.
DAYTON, Oho-The Fair IS & NJ. Mar
COILS Co) Arthur J. Margolis and S.
Margois Job new fall coats suits and
dresses; Breslin.
Reuter-. Jobs ladies' silk hosiery; care
Lithman & Storch, 11s w SGD st.
DETROIT
j. L. Hudson Co.: Mrs Burke. gowns:
Miss Conover, assisting; 226 eth av.
Crowley Miner Co; Miss A. Golding,
blouses wash dresses, care Alfred Fantl,
j. L. Hudson Co.; c. T. Buell.. cnildren's
wear; 225 5th av.
basement children's ready to wear; zoo
9Th av
j. l.. Hudson Co.: Mrs, wilcox, girls
Pennington shop. Mrs Thos. Kirkpat-
Fi GAsToN : f fo sSs ssh Kim. kline
mons clothing and furnishing; II. kim,
reprt s Sc Breslin-
I.cv:re. silks, dress goods, Innings, o.c
Latham
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.--carl Knott
HARTFORD. Coan.-sage Allen g. Co.;
Miss S. H. Davis. coats and suits; 4O4
AA<aNISi> A'1As, rd--SaSSO ,bepl. store
n Fl. Lcvee. womens ready to wear;
HELENA. Mont. Co.; Mrs. Nc
Nair ladies' ready to wear; care Jay &
Co, 80 w. S5th st.
HOUSTON, Tex.--Sakowitz Bros simon
Sakowitz, mems clothing and furnishings
care George Meyer. 200 9Th av
JBANERETTE, La. Worrnser e. Son
J L. Wormser. dry goods. furnishings;
Pennsylvania.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn - Kennedy shea
Chandler Co. G. r. Vineyard, gloves,
handkerchlefs. neckwear. hosiery and no
tens. Breslin
LOGAN, W. va,-Michae,son Bros: s.
Michaelson. clothing; Pennsylvania.
Los ANGELES, Observation-Disclosures w.
w Holmes mems furnishings: 448 18th az.
LOS GELES--Harry Fink & Co.:
MIS- Baum, waists, skirts and furs; Miss
Goldberg, 1850 B'way.
LOS ANGELES. Calif.--A Hamburger G.
Sons; W. w. Holmes. mems FURNISHINGS:
44S 18th Nv.
Z LYNcHBURG--c. H. Almond Co: Mrs.
X. D. Hill. women's ready to wear: care
Alfred Fantl. 1is w. a2d st.
MIAMI. Fla.--Harry Goodman; Harry
MIDDLETON, Conn.--Jar,sa n Rn,ca
Co.: Miss ID. Van de Water, notiona ana y Vt
goods; 4t4 4th a.. N : :
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-Hatti II M
Cam; HAITI II. Mccain, ready to wear
wedding ard evening dresses. ton coats
and wraps; Harding oaes
NEW HAVEN. Conn. --Mende,a rnc
A, Mendel. mdBe manager; p. Rice la 49, is,
wearing apparel: NJ. Brodsky upholsterv.
-. donovan hosiery andd underwear. +
sullivan, domestics; G Whitehead, mens
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Arrived Yesterday

lamar, Banan sNer@. Port Ans9 o9 , Avg 20.
Helen, San Juan Sept 2; to Bull Insular
1he,. with mails and mdse: Pier 81.
Brooklyn.
more s S Co. with coal (7,4Oo tons) Co
iumbia st. Brooklyn.
Nspis an (b1 AszaA Aaa Avg
Cunard Anchor Line. with $50 cabin. 65s
third class passengers. mails and mdse
Port Victoria (Br). Bermuda Sept 5;
TO the Burmese Bermuda Line, with 271
passengers, mails and mdse; Pier 95, r.
Homeric tBr), Southampton and Cher
bourg Aug 80, to the White Star Line.
with 1876 first, 420 second cabin, 321 third
class passengers, mails and mdse; Pier
Bayou Chico. cardin Aug "a. to D
Mallory & Co. with coal {7,2o6 tons)
storaksr (Nor), Narvik Aug g. Ardros-
san Aug 10. to s o Stray. with mdse;
Pier 4. Brooklyn.
J III Winchester Co. with coal (5,74e
tons) off Liberty.
Harold walker. Tampico Aug 20, tc
Pan~American Petroleum Transport Co
with crude oil; of Tompkinsville. S T.
Bayonne, Phiiadeiphia: tx, the Vacuum
Apache, Jacksonville and Charleston; tc
the Clyde Co; with passengers and
mdss Pier 3s. y r.
Hamilton. Norfolk; to the Old Dominion
TRANSPORTATION Co.. with passengers and
mdse: Pier 81, r..
Nora, Tanpico Aug 80; to the Pan
American Petroleum Transport Co, with
crude oil; off Tompkinavilie, $ l.
-Metapan, Cartageua Aug rs. Porto Co
loinbia Aug 2S, Santa Marta Aug %
Cristobal Aug 81. Kingston Sept 2; to the
United Fl Fruit Co 4,a with y = passengers
The Lambs. Cebu June ri, sourabaya
and Pasuruan July a, Samarang July 6
Batavia July IL, Singapore July 16. Co
lombo July o. Port Said Aug 49, Alex
endria Aug II; to the United American
Line. with mdse: Pier %, Clifton, $ I.
Menominee (Br), London Aug %; tt
the Atlantic Transport Line, with mdse
Pier SIS, n r.
Algonquin, La Romano Aug %, SAINT
Domingo and Macoris 31st. Sanchez Sep
i. Porto Plata I'd. Monte Cristo and furk
fsland Sd; to the clyde 8 Co, with Al
pass. mails and mdse; Pier 81, B'klyn.
Feltore. Dstquirt Sept !: to the Or,
8 Corp. with ore; Constable Hook, N j
Illinois. Port Arthur; to Texas Co, will
oil: Bergen Point, N. J.
~ Socony, Port Arthur Aug 20; to stand
ard Oil Co; off Tompkinsville, s. l.
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mission of mutual marine companies.
4. Provides for, the organization of
protection and indemnity mutual
marine insurance companies, In order
that American ship owners may or
ganize mutuals for their common pro-
ltection with respect to certain classes
of risks.
s. Provides for the organization
within the state and the admission
to It of individual insurers in groups
or Lloyd's associations.
6. Grants to the direct underwater
freedom in seeking reinsurance (Which
is necessary in the modern conduct
of marine insurance). but only allows
credit in respect TO liabilities where
such reinsurance is placed with rein
sUrers licensed to do business in some
state of the United States having the
same standards of solvency that the
state of the direct insurer demands.
{. Changes the method of taxing
marine insurance, from the present
unjust and unscientific basis of tax
on gross premiums, TO a tax upon
underwriting profit. income from re-
serves and income from Investments,
s. Prohibits unauthorized insurance
in the states but provides for the IL
censing Of brokers to place insurance
with ncn-adinitted insurers, subject to
supervision, license and to privilege
tax measured by 8 per cent Of the
premiums on the business so sent out
of the state.
8. Requires. so far as possible, that
the American business Of the United
States branches of alien admitted COM
panies shall be transacted through
such branches and not through home
Offices of such rap,naries Raiusrra n a
not included in this requirement, as
part of the written contract, resort
cannot be had against United States
branch of the reinsured.
10. Prohibits certain acts in connec-
ton with marine insurance, such as
trafficking in policies, by persons hav-
ing no insurable interest, and other
practices, found injurious to the pub
lie during the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-09-08
Marine Reports

Winds at Sea To-day
East Gulf--Moderate variable; mostly
east and southeast. and weather partly
cloudy.
West Guif-GentIe variable and weather
fair.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passa ge-
Moderate easteriy, except variable over
extreme south portions. weather partly
p cloudy, with occasional showers.
= North of Sandy Hook--Gentie variable
becoming moderate southeast and south
and weather fair.
Sandy Hook to observation-disclosures east
becoming southeast and south, and
heather fair.
IIatteras TO Florida Straits--Moderate
northeast and cast and weather fair.