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Evening star., 1922-11-19
SCOTTISH CURRIERS' LIST
SIX CONTESTS IN u. S.

The ScottiAh curriers' who will
arrive from Edinburgh and other
eeaters in January fer q tour Of
Canada, will also coaDete In this
country. Their hrst appearance
will be in New Glasgow. Canada.
January 4. They will play IN Du-
luth FebruaFy 1885, Chicago, Feb
ruary Is; Detroit, February lS:
Niagara Falls, FebruaFy 10, and
Buffalo. February 70. FeIIowinE
game at Utica. February Il, they
will 70 to New York city and sail
fer home q few days later.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
SOUTHERN ELEVEN AFTER
MOHAWKS TITLE TODAY

ATHLETIC CLUBS undefeated foot ball
ming big Long the pride OF southwest Washington
~ the of number of really formidable
and ready after the title held by the
invade Union Park this afternoon
tackle successful will be the foot ball
of The swing
Evening star., 1922-11-19
MANY AMERICANS "FISH"
IN CANADA DURING 1922

More than 10000 motorists from
this side took machines into Quebec
during the past fishing season. Back
in Mis- there were only 3.430 cars
visiting the province of Quebec from
the states. These tourists left S14.-
100000 in Quebec in 1922. Amt
fishin' q great excuse?
Evening star., 1922-11-19
TO BE CUT FROM OVER 40
THIS YEAR TO UNDER l25
United States Golf Association Will Closely
Scrutinize Lists of Eligibles to Prevent Recur-
renee of Brookline's Unwieldy Number.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

golf championship for the OF 1875 WI"
held. with 10odd players struggling for place IN the
qualify the nations golf crown
probably aspiring golfers seeking place in the
the United Coli Association have let 1t be known
championship
particular and spring order that
Brooklne September not again
be ability
order line his true game
who quaty sha
not be outo tryng or championship
Evening star., 1922-11-19
NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE,
VICTIM OF BROOKLANDERs
Lavender Team Is Puzzled Throughout Fracas by
Volleys of Forward Passes and Deceptive
Trick Plays of Dooley's Athletes

EW YORK November 1SCathoc University OF Wabnp an
proved strong for City College today
locals at loot ball by OF p The
ball
adiumw the OF action
from Washington puzzled ttroushoIt
the fraca with voly OF forward deceptive
Evening star., 1922-11-19

Lower California has been added to
the American Powerboat Association.
The new district has a membership
of 5000 enthusiasts.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
THOMAS GIVES CHICAGO
90 WIN OVER ILLINOIS

HCAGO s-Wth Johnny Thomas the human batter
ing ripping tearing the line Chicago truphed
Illinois, in their twentythird annual Stagg
Field keeping undefeated the for the
championship witnessed by capacity
number that witnessed the
ago defeating Wisconsin to proved dangerous in de-
but lacked the punch to come within striking distance OF
Chicaeos to enable Clark o for field goal
Evening star., 1922-11-19
ST. ALBAN's GR1DDERs BEST.

st, Alban's vanquished the Univer..
sity School for Boys Of Baltimore. "a
to o, in q foot ball game at Satteriee
for thA yictorS
Evening star., 1922-11-19

| covered, saved the line a third time.
but an intercepted Illinois pass.
coupled with a double pass to H.
Thomas on the fourth. down. enabled
him to score the only touchdown Of
tho game.
Pyott failed to kick goal Illinois
tried desperately in the final moments
to recoup with passing attack. but
the Maroon again took the ball and
went on its way to another touch
down when the whistle ended the
game.
Evening star., 1922-11-19

The downstroke In golf is mn
exact reversal Of the upstroke.
Therefore the player who gets his
club up there all right will auto
mntiealIy bring 1t down In the
right wny uRleSs he presnes. Press-
ing on the downstroke In the great
error. and ranks, 1 think, next to
lifting the eyes.
The tragedy of pressing lies in
the fact that the mOre effort the
player xiinRs into the dovnstroke.
the shorter the distance he will
get. This seems pArad0Afcal. but
the dovvnstr0ke must be accom-
plished as snap blow. without
conscious effort.
Here is u new, and very good,
action picture of Chick Evans. As
fsnalist this year in the amateur
tourney, he achieved = record OF
being semi-Analist. Funner-up or
winner I'm the national amateur
nine years out of the last ten-an
unparalleled achievement In this
eompe etftioR.
copyright. John F. Ollie co..
Evening star., 1922-11-19

Yale mny hold national A. A. u.
swimming meets in its pool
Evening star., 1922-11-19

Since his graduation from
Princeton Coach Dawson has
been actively engaged in
coaching foot ball. He was
head coach at Columbia
University, later going to Ne
braaka, where he has de-
veloped this year 4 team which
has attracted much attention.
Evening star., 1922-11-19
\ ine-Up and Summary.

chicaso scoring: Touchdown. II. Thomas.
Field roal-Rohrke. Aeferee-Mr: H: 3.
Racket west Point). umpireLsAr. =. g.
a ST.. John (Notrs Dame). Head linesman-
III. N. Norton (Nichisan). Time Of periods
Is minutes,
Evening star., 1922-11-19

IouchdoWns-D' Neary. Brennan. lynch.
Points from touchdevns-w. Neary ~ tarop
kicks). substitutions: Catholic tniver.ity-
Connell for D. Nsary. FrsAey for Dens ult.
o'Bryan for Moore: Mccarthy for Brennan.
for Ross. Rinsol for Bredsky, Friedman fer
schapiro. Schuster for Garvey, Moftsr fer
Greenberg. Fhxer for Nofter. Laubsr fer
Sehterman. voeel for Kadin. Ashverth for
Lauber, Elk for Axhuorth. Dredaky for vsgsl.
Farber for Schuster. Washor for Brausr. Math
for Elk. Rsferee-1r. crewler (Bsvdoin).
Mr.. SCOT {Aiehisaa). Time Of psriods-IS
minutaS.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

! ALEXANDRIA, prior to Jan 27-Sailed, str
| Blair, Boston.
AMSTERDAM, Jan 25-Arrived, str New
ANfTILLA. Jan '1 Is. $40 AM-saIIed. str
| Munargo. Nassau.
ANTWERP, Jan 26-Arrived, str Poljana
Sailed 26th str Brazilier (Br), New York
! AUX CAVES, Jan 27-Sailed, schr Theo-
! line. Stamford
| MONMOUTH, Jan 27-Sailed str Turco-
man (BD, Portland.
BALBoA. Jan 21-Arriyed and sailed, str
EqsanS BnnSAsT srru Jan EsaD sass NssfIs str Rahl
! Head (Br), Port Tampa.
BERMUDA. Jan 27-sailed. str Chaudiere
Sailed 2Sth, str Fort Hamilton (BD, New
/ York.
BocAs. Jan .G-sailed. str Atenas. New
BOMBAY. Jan e5-Arrived. str City Of
Karachi (Br), New York.
BREvIK, Jan 2o-Arrived. str Topdalsfjord
BRISBANE, Jan 2s--Arrived, str Canadian
Cruiser (Brl, Halifax.
CAPE TOWN. Jan 25-Arrived. str Faro
cHRIsTIANIA. Jan 23-Arrved. motor
George Was &Washington (Norl; San Franeisco.
Mern cDhoMs9 'Jap5 Nem Ssn YORK. str MDf0ran
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan l7-Arrived, str
Saugus. New York.
! CONSTANZA. Jan 14-Arrived str Themis-
tccles (Greek). New York.
! CRISTOBAL. Jan 2I-Arrlved. str Ulu1
| (Brl, New York.
| CUXBAvEN, Jan 22-Arrived, str Estonia
! DAM, New York for Danzig and Libau.
FAYAL. Jan 26-Sailed, str Eastern King.
New York.
GENOA. Jan 22-Arrived. str Moncensio
QtaD, New Orleans.
Arrived 2ist. strs Nicoiaos Utal. Calves
ton: Marina GtaD Philadelphia; 23d,
Citta di Messina UtaD, New York.
GLASGOW, Jan 2S-In port str Rhode
Island tBrl, from Liverpool for Boston.
Sailed 2Ith. str Cabotia (Br). Portland
HALIFAX. Jan 2S-Arrived. str Digby
(Br). Liverpool via st Johns, NF. for Bos-
ton Ito proceed PM.
HAMBURG. Jan 24-sailed. str Farnworth
(Br), Sand Key.
HAVANA, Jan 27-Arrived. str Orizaba.
Vera Cruz for New York.
Sailed 27th, strs Venezuela. New York via
Norfolk and Baltimore: Mexico (from New
Ycrk), Vera Cruz; Toloa (Br), from do for
Kingston and Cristobal Pastores, New York.
HONG KONG, Jan 25-Arrived, str EN-
press of Russia (Br), Vancouver.
KARACHI, Jan 24-Arrived. str Ervikea
(NoD. Portland.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
SHIPPING NEWSFROM M ALL PARTS OF THEW ORLDN

LISBON. Jan o6-sailed. str vestalia (Br)
New York.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 2s-Arrived. str Taran-
Arrived 2sth. str Nortonian (Br). Port
land.
Sailed 2sth. str West celina. Boston (not
LoNDoN. Jan 27-Arrived. str Makalla
(Br). Boston.
Arrived 2sth. str Centennial State. New
Sailed 26th. strs verbania (BD. Boston
27th. Cripple Greek. Port Arthur; Batsford
MANcHEsTER. Jan o7-saiied. str Man
chester Corporation (Br, Halifax.
MELBOURNE, Jan 26-Arrived. str Holly
NAPIER, Jan 25-Arrived, str waikawa
(Br), San Francisco.
NAPLES. Jan 26--Arrived. str Italia (Br).
PORT LIMoN. Jan o7-sailed. str San
PRoGREsO, Jan 2s. 6:3o AM-Arrived. str
Sailed 9th. 10 PM. str Yucatan. Vera
Cruz.
RoUEN. Jan 2s-Arrived. str Aral (Br).
ST JOHN, NIB, Jan 2s-Arrived strs
Sicilian (Br. Havana; Tunisian (Br), Glas-
Sailed 2sth. str City OF st Johns, Genoa.
ST MICHAELS. Jan 2s-Arrived. str West
Hardaway, Tybee~ Roads propeller dam
sALINA CRUZ. Jan 2f-sailed. str Anyo
Maru (Japl. San Francisco.
SANTANDER. Jan 22-Arrived. str Jullana
SANTIAGO, Jan %. $50 PM-sailed. str
Carrilo. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan 2S-Sailed, str Aqui-
tania (Br), New York Via Cherbourg.
TAMPICO. ian 26, 4 PM-Sailed. str Cam
den. Port Arthur.
TELA, Jan 2S-Arrived, str Heredia, Girls
tcbal.
TORREvIEJA. Jan 25-saied, str Frey
(Nor), Boston.
TRINIDAD. Jan 26-Sailed. str Matura
(Br) New York.
VALPARAISO. Jan 2s-Sailed, strs Argosy
New York; Andulasa (Sw). New Orleans.
VICTORIA. BC. Jan 2T-Sailed. strs Ha-
vail Maru (Jap), Orient; Talthybius (Br),
Orient
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
AMERICAN PORTS.
rn.x

HONOLULU, Jan 23-Arrived. u s Chau-
mont, San Francisco for Manila; Enterprise
San Francisco (latter 22d).
NEW LONDON. CT, Jan 2e. 80 AM-Ar-
rived. str Artigas, New York.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Jan 24-Arrived.
strs Walton Hall (Br), Tyne (and sailed for
BeaumonD; Roanoke, Port Lobos; winifred,
Jacksonville
PROVIDENCE. RI, Jan oT-Arrived. str r
Pope, Norfolk: tug Resolute. Norfolk, tow
ing barges Nanticoke, Annapolis and Balti-
more.
Sailed 21th, strs Dorchester, Norfolls
Gulfaueen, Tampico.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan 23-Sailed, str
Atlanta City. Honolulu.
SAN JUAN, Jan 21-Sailed, str West Ka-
tan, Para.
TACOMA. Wash, Jan 21-Arrived. ship
Vim Lewis, Dupont.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
FORD TOUSE PLANT
TO MAKE FERTILIZER
Sends Assurance to Senator
Harris Regarding Muscle
Shoals Project.

WAsHINoToN, Jan. 2S.-Word was re-
ceived from Henry Ford by Senator
Harris of Georgia to-day that the offer
of the Detroit manufacturer to take
over the Muscle Shoals water power
and nitrate projects would contain as
surances that fertilizer would be manu-
featured BY the plant If lease is given
by the Government.
Mr.. Harris had telegraphed to Mr.
Ford an inquiry whether his proposals
to the Secretary Of War would embrace
such guarantees, and received from Mr..
Ford's secretary in Detroit the follow
ing reply:
Am sending you copy of Mr.. Ford's
proposal. which contains provision re-
ferred to-"
Mr.. Ford had been informed by Mr..
Harris that unless assured that fertil-
izer would be manufactured, the pro-
posal would be disappointing to many
members of the House and Senate.
delegates to the farmers conference
and millions Of farmers
The farmers, Mr.. Harris said, would
be left at the mercy of the fertilizer
trust an investigation of which he has
proposed in Il resolution introduced n
few days ago. because, according to The
Senator. it was actively engaged in
spreading propaganda to defeat accept
ance of the Ford plan.
''The farmers are in a deplorable con-
dtion and very respondent" Mr.. Har-
ris's telegram said, .'and one hope of
encouragement has been that Henry
Ford would arrange through the Muscle
Shoals plant to get them cheaper fer
tilizers. In my judgment there is no
doubt about Congress agreeing to lease
with provision to insure farmers fer
tiliZers"
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
CITY CLUB FAYORS
PORT AUTHORITY
Holds Development Is Region
al and Not a Municipal
Matter.

The City Club announced yesterday its
approval of the Port Authority plan for
the development of the port OF New
York in preference to the plan of the
Board OF Estimate, and urged that the
Legislature, whose committee holds a
public hearing Tuesday on the matter,
pass at once the necessary legislation
indorsing the plan.
The club stated that its approval OF
the Port Authority plan is the result of
long and careful study"
While the club has always stood
strongly for increasing the powers of
local self-government granted by the
State to New York city," continues the
sisted attacks upon the principle of home
rule, it Is convinced that New York
city--even with the greatest conceivable
grant of power-cannot by itself solve
the pressing problem Of the port of New
York.
'"rhe commerce Of the port is matter
of vital concern to the States of New
Jersey and New York and to the entirs
nation. The actual planning and devel-
opment of the ports commercial facili-
ties must obviously be OF a regional
rather than municipal character
"At present the people OF every bor-
ough are paying the cost of wasteful
distribution of foods. building materials
and other necessaries Of life. Acting by
itself the city of New York can lessen
only slightly the fundamental wastes
and the high terminal charges from
mn ef
cooperation with all other parts of port
district. This the Board OF Estimates
committee substantially admits when 1t
shows plans to connect its proposed
Staten Island line with the New Jersey
railroads.
mo plan for New York city can be
made to join up properly with the whole
port except through the continuous CO.
operation of two States and many
municipalities.
"The proposed tunnel (of the Port
Authority under the upper bay ap-
pears to offer the most direct connec-
ton between the breakup yards in New
Je-sey ant, .i:e Long Island side Of the
port. The Brooklyn Staten Island tun-
mel. which is proposed to be built by
the city will serve a different but i'm
portant purpose in tying together two
important sections of the port district.
Undoubtedly the development of staten
Island should be facilitated by sufficient
and easy connections with other bor-
oughs and New Jersey. but this is no
reason why all the freight passing be-
tween New Jersey and Long Island
should go through Staten Island when
a more direct and economical way can
be found"
The club also reviews details of the
Port Authority plan and suggests that
the proposed motor truck system of han
ding freight be put into effect as a re-
lieving factor pending the completion
of the tunnel and its connections.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Sailed 2Sth, strs Edgar + Luckenbach.
Vancouver; Nyanza, San Francisco.
Sailed 2Sth, strs kaisho Maru (Jap)
Yokohama; Wailiemo (Br), Vancouver;
kassima Maru (Jap), do.
SAN JUAN, Jan 2I-Arrived. str San
Juan. New Orleans.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Jan 2S-Arrived. strs
Nacoochce, Boston: Juniata, Jacksonville
(and sailed for Phadelphia).
Arrived 27th, strs DRYDEN. New York
Florida DAM. New Orleans: Nantucket.
Baltimore (and sailed for Jacksonvlle).
Sailed 9th. str Magagu Maru (Jap). Yoko-
hama, Kobe and Shanghai.
Sailed 2sth. strs saguache. New Orleans
City of Savannah. New York.
TACOMA, Wash. Jan 2s-Sailed, str Hattie
Luckenbach, San Francisco.
TAMPA. Fla. Jan 2s-Arriyed, strs AL
giers, Houston; Lackawanna. Mobile: schr
Albert A Mex, Cozumel Island.
Sailed 2Sth. str Byron d Benson new
Port Lobos.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Jan 2s-
Sailed. tug Lehigh. towing barge sol. from
Edgartown (to pick up barges at New Bed
ford and Providence for Perth Amboy) -
Northeast gales; showing; rough sea.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
BIG LINER HEADS
FOR BATTERY WALL
Mount Carol Forced to Drop
Anchor as Vessel Goes
Off Course.

For the second time withini twenty
four hours big ship. hitherto we'll
behaved and docile, has suddenly
swerved from her staid course and
headed direct for the Battery seawall
and destruction. And each ship has
done so in spite of her powerful rudder
and the even more powerful language
OF her crew.
The Mount Carroll, which came in
yesterday morning three days late, after
the most stormy trip of her career, was
the ship which strayed from the straight
and narrow yesterday.
Capt. Earl T. Brown. congratulating
himself that he was here at last. even
If the windows and panelling on the
bridge were smashed, was on the bridge
with a pilot The 1876 passengers were
busy trying to walk upright on ship
that didn't move like a steeplechase
horse.
Suddenly the vessel. when nearing
Manhattan's tip, turned and headed
straight for the rocky toe of the island.
She was only $50 feet away. Capt.
Brown Immediately let go the forward
anchor, but the ship swung around so
it seemed she would pile her stern onto
the rocks. Capt. Browns efforts and
the help Of tugs which rushed to the
ships assistance prevented the ship from
hitting, however, and she was got
under control and headed up the Hud-
son River to Pier &c.
Capt Brown said he thought the only
explanation was that the rudder had
been jammed by a piece Of ice. There
was strong tide running at the time,
On Friday the Sioux of the New York
and Porto Rico Line came perilously
near to running into Manhattan as she
was passing from Yonkers down around
the Battery to Brooklyn. Tugs also
rescued her.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
SUBMARINE SALVAGERS
SUED ON PATENT DEVICE
Lindquist Says Reno Uses His
Vertical Pont0ons.

A complaint was filed yesterday in
the United States District Court by the
Submarine Salvage Company of 101
West Forty-second street, against the
Reno Marine Salvage Corporation of 261
Broadway, charging an infringement OF
a patent issued to Carl ]. Lindquist
president of the Submarine Salvage
Company. The patent alleged to have
been issued to Lindquist was for sub
marine salvaging device making use Of
a system of vertical pontoonr.
According to the complaint filed yes
terday the invention of the defendant.
Jesse w. Reno, Is an imitation of his
idea. 1t is claimed by Mr.. Lindquist
that his system of ship raising by the
use of vertical pontoons has combated
successfully the action of the waves !;
and that he can raise sunlSen ships with
less difficulty and from greater depths.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Mount Carroll. from Hamburg. when
rounding the Battery yesterday had trouble
with steering gear, but made her pier with
rout assistance.
BOSTON, Mass. Jan 2s-Schr Burkeland,
from Turks Island, with salt for this port
end which put into Bermuda. has abandoned
voyage.
Str Nelavia CBr), from London for Bos-
ton. has lost her propeller at sea and Is
reported 10 be in tow OF another steamer
taking her back TO England.
GALVESTON, Tex, Jan 2f-The combina-
tion tug and freighter Rotarian. which was
yebuilt here by the Seabcard shipping and
Transport Co, has been purchased from l II
Sempner by John Jacobson; the Rotarian
MAS sunk off the coast of Nicaragua. raised
And brought to Galveston to be rebuilt the
craft which was formerly named Yulu,
carries about 800 tons cargo.
LONDON. Jan 2s-Str West Hardaway,
from Hamburg for Tybee Roads, has arrived
at ST Mchaels with loss of one propeller
blade.
str Hubert (Br) has arrived at Santos with
steering gear damaged.
NORFOLK. Va, Jan 2s-str Robert e Hop
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
JAMES c. WHITE REPLIES
TO HARDING ON CANAL
Disputes Latter's Claims as to
Wheat MoUement.

An answer to the recent article of
former Governor w. L. Harding Of
Iowa, written in support of the st.
Lawrence-Great Lakes improvement
was made yesterday by James Gilbert
White. acting president of the Mer-
chants Association of New York. in
which he criticizes several of the claims
made by Gov. Harding for the project.
According to Mr.. White, claims were
made by Gov. Harding that an all
water route from the Great Lakes ports
to the ocean would bring the North
west 10 cents bushel closer to their
market Mr.. White states that the
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Louisiana. temporarily withdrawn from
her station In approximately lat 2S 90 80 N,
Ion so 06 81 w. and the station was marked
by gas and whistle buoy painted black
and white in vertical stripes and marked
LV over :, showing flashing white light
every seconds. flash 0.3 second, eclipse
81 seconds. OF 500 candle power. 10 feet
above the water. The light vessel will be
returned to her station as soon as practicable
and the gas and whistle buoy Will then be
withdrawn.
The following information was received
from Second Officer c Ellison of the
American str Aeolus. Capt J NJ Mcdonald.
under date of Jan ~ 1922: radio weather
bulletin is broadcasted daily at 3h DOM q NJ
4 (civiD and weather information will be
given at any time free upon request.
WASHINGTON, DC, Jan 2S, $50 PM
Storm warnings changed from northeast to
northwest, Cape May TO Cape Hatteras
storm central at PM off east Maryland
coast moving north-northeastward, attended
by east to north gales middle Atlantic
and New England coast with snow
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
"Pape's Cold Compound" is Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blow
ing and snuffling A dose of "Pape's
Cold Compound taken every two
hours until three doses are taken usu-
ally breaks up a cold and ends all
grippe misery.
The first dose opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages of head: stops
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AQUITANIA (Br), from Southampton 2Sth
for New York.
A1ENAs, from Bocas a6th for New Orleans.
CARRILLO, from Santiago 26th for New
York
CIIAUDIERE CBD. from Bermuda eth for
st John, NIB.
HAWAII MARU (Jap). from Victoria, BC.
27th for Orient.
MATURA (Br), from Trinidad 26th for New
York.
MEXICO. from Havana 9th for Vera Cruz.
MUNARGO, from Antilla 2Sth for Nassau
PASTORES, from Havana eth for New
York.
FORT HAMILTON (Bp. from Bermuda
2Sth for New York.
ToLoA BD, from Havana 9th for King
ston. &C.
VENEZUELA. from Havana, 27th for New
York.
YuCATAN. from Progreso 2sth for Vera
Cruz.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
ITALY,s SAVINGS GROW,

ROME, Jan. 2S.-The Italians are saw
ing UP their money notwithstanding the
economic crisis in this country. De.
posits in Italy's savings banks were in
creased by about 959.000.000 lire in the
first seven months Of the present year
At par this would be equivalent to near
ly $192,000,0O0.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29
MARSHAL'S SALE
Interstate Lighterage Fleet
10 steam hoisting derricks
. Rasolfne holsters

10 steam lloisting derricks
. gasoline holsters
% covered barges
deck scows
VIII go TO the highest bidder at
public auction. conducted by the
United States Marshal
Thursday, Feb. End, and
Friday. Feb. 3rd. 1922,
at 10 A. NJ. Sharp.
Each vessel will be sold sepa-
rately, free of liens. mortgages
and other encumbrances. Sale will
be held on board.
Fleet may be inspected at Luck
enback Basin, Shadyside, New
Jersey. Take West 42d st. ferry
TO Weehawken: Palisades trolley
to 3Jth ST.; walk three blocks east
to Hudson River.
Further information may be OBJ
tained at the office of Clarence Il.
Snyder and Charles Birmingham,
the receivers of Interstate Light
orage g. transportation Co., Pier
IL, North River. N. Y. c.. Rector
S3Tt, or their Attorneys. Gilbert &
Gilbert. 43 Exchange Place. N.Y.C.
Hanover 6I20.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

nose running: relieves headache, dull
ness. feverishness, sneezing.
"Pape's Cold Compound is the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only a few cents at drug stores. It
acts without assistance. Tastes nice.
Contains no quinine. Insist upon
Pape'S
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

normal cost of moving wheat from the
head of the lakes to Liverpool vita the
Erie Canal and New York was 0.7S cents
a bushei before the war. The statement
continues to say that when the st.
Lawrence project would be completed
the Erie Canal could carry the grain as
cheaply. if not more so, than the new
waterway proposed.
The New York herald., 1922-01-29

Ten minutes after using Danderins
you can not find q single trace OF
dandru4 or falling hair And your
scalp will not itch, but what will
please you most will be after few
weeks use, when you sec new hair, fine
and downy at first-yes-but really new
'hair-growing all over the scalp.
,Danderine is TO the hair what fresh
showers Of rain and sunshine arc to
vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots.
iinvigorates and strengthens them, help
lnxuriant. One applications of Dander-
inc makes thin, lifeless, colorless hair
look youthfully bright, lustrous, and
jast twice as abundant.