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New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
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New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Passenger Ships Due
Yruo IT, L.

Colon. Cristobai Oct Il: to Panama r a
80 with mails: Is expected to dock late to-
West 26th st).
Paris tFr), Havre Oct 81: to French
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
noon al Pier 67. (West 18th st).
Lapland tBr). Antwerp Oct is; to Red
81 Line with mails; Is expected to dock
at J PER 81. y A r West 2oth ST..
sanayck sBr}: 5aenos Ayres Oct 6; to
Hoboken ~ ~
Merro Castle, Havana Oct "a; to NY a
Cuba Mail $ s Co with mails; la expect ed
20 dock forenoon at Pier is. B,klyn.
Due Tomorrow
cedric tBrl. Liverpool Oct FL: to White
afternoon at Pier 60. N tWess Is,h st1.
President Fillmore. Bremen Oct 1s. to
2 Lines with mails. Is expected to reach
forenoon at Pier g. Hobohen.
:. Carenia. Hamburg Oct 10; TO cunard 9 8
20 wlah mails; is expscted to reach Quar-
5e, H West IBtn ST.. -
Gaiamares. Port Limon Oct 22 TO uusted
Fruit Co with matia: IS expected to dock
Philadelphia. Curacao Oct a.: TO Hlt.s
Datiett q Co with mails: is expected fc
a. iieF II hiyn tMontague st).
Due Monday
&eunt Clay. Hamburg Oct 81 to IJns,ad
american Line with mails il expected tc
10th ST N"es'
oEopesa tRr,. Hamburg Oct Ia; TO Roya1
siali steam Packet Go with natls: is ss.
fAorton si).
carEeFonia {Br,. Glasgow Oct 20; TO An.
cnor Line With malls: IL expected 10 dock
forenoon at Pier 50. r fwegt asth sty
seydhtx fGcr}. Bremen Oct 40. 10 North
German Lloyd with mails. is expected I'd
cock forenoon at foot 9Th st Haboken-
Fort 81 George. Bcrxnuds ocs "a. III
Ftsrrsss. Witty 4 Co with mails: in or.
pacied g deck forenoon at Pier ss, N r
tle Frederick Hendrix. Curacao Oct ~.
80 Punch, Edys & Co with maf.s. ;s az
lIieTrsport st}.
Par-s san Juan Oct "a: to N a
Perso as~e s Co with malls: Ia sspectsd
70 dock foreneen Al Pier as. R.ksyn.
Dae Tuesday
Vessel Port Assrev
AEaeTs.a, sapsss. Get 49,. italia a ~ ffna
AsagD!ia. Hamsafx ces III, ,Arys.rtr al. Ina
a'sesteeat San Baran, Lsndon. Oct ri.
:, u 8 IAnes
Peiyrarp. Para. Oct ~. s noe,s N 4 ssc Sc
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Mexico Fights attachment
OF Consular Property

From The T,tbpmc'a Washington Bnrecu
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27--Action Of
the New York court in granting q writ
Of attachment to the Oliver-Ame rican
Trading Company by which ali Mexi-
can funds in New York and the prop
erty of the Mexican Consulate were
involved, was officially protested
against to-day by Secretary of En-
bassy Teller, who conferred with Sec
retary Of State Hughes. The State
Department was advised that upon
orders from the Mexican government
the consulate in New York was closed
as protest against the action Of the
state court.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
ScovilI '.Melon'' Proposed

WATERBURY, Conn, sOct. PA
special meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Scovill Manufacturing Company
will be held on November a to vote
on increasing the capital stock from
s5,0oo,0o0 to s15.oo0,oo0, the amount
Of the increase to be divided into
100000 shares of the par value of 500
each. If the increase is authorized
the directors will declare a stock di-
yldend Of 200 per cent, paying for it
by transferring $4,000 900 Of the pres
ent surplus of the company to the cap
ital stock Of the account. The author.
izatlon Of the increase was granted at
the last session of the state Legisla-
ture.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Buyers Arrived
Fairchild Service
BOSTON

BOSTON
Lee Bros. (nfr. shoes) c. II. Anthony
representing: Pennsylvania
BUFFALO--scher Shop; Mrs. Samuel
scher. dresses and suita; McAlpin.
drsns costs; ia Is W. asa at. ' 'A'''
INDIANXPoL1s-L. S. Ayres Co.; Mis-,
snIlysa Hxs4ronp on'Es csnnssss ass ssn Alton sy Co..
Williams. furniture: 4o4 Attn av.
HIGH POINT, n: c.-Di,lon-vitt Under.
year Co.: P. M. Dillon. general manager
MIDpLETowN. CONN.,. II. Bunce Co.
7. J. Kidney, floor coverings; 4o4 4th av
ToPEKA-cronby Bros; Mercantile Co.
w: H. Chfton. ready to wear; Pennsyl
TuLsA--Kahn Mercantile Co.: Juliu.
Kahn. iadies' ready to wear. gloves
WARREN, ohio-J. ]. Grossman; T r
Srossman, ladies' coats, dresses and furs
Pennsylvania.
BALTIMORE
Goodman -Helber Co. II. L McLanahan
ilinsTy cAmDnN 'Hery n snpplieS Wes.s msTt'saps
Meyer Vessel, shoes; nrssiin.
M. Feuer; NJ Feuer, mfg. furs fur coats
Co. 70. D. Scott. M Kennerman, e rep.
ii. HAsTFosb pysEe,isi i@palal connMs Hart; s. ar,
HOUSTON. Tex.~-s. Danburg; JOSEPH
Danburg. dry goods: Bresin.
PITTSBURGH i
Goorin, Shapiro s. Co.: NJ. 7. Shapiro
boys furnishings: Imperial
ToWANDA, Pa.-E, Hoffman E. HoG
| man, clothing; Martinique
| BOSTON
Newman & Sons; H. Newman. cotto,
and woolen piece goods. tianneis. domes
! tics silks. satins, veivets: Cadillac.
| CHICAGO
| M M. Kann & Co; Max M. Kann. rndss
mgr, dresses. coats. suits, skirts: car
Littman e. storch. ZIG w. 3sd st.
! coats, suits; 1872 B'wny.
montgomery Ward Co.; L. T. STREET;
boys clothing, childrens clothing, woole
piece goods; 309 9Th ave-
| GOI.DsBORO, n. C.--Neil Joseph: Ne
Joseph, dry goods; Pennsylvania.
| LANCASTER, Paw Westenb berger Ma
Icy d Myers; 3. Myers, curtains, foo
coverings H'rale e41rseo saasrs;
| Phiiipaborn's: Miss G. Ward, ladies' an
misses silk and cotton waistH, niddie
and sweaters for spring: A. Lindsay, Goa,
r. W. X. Co; II RothsahiId leathe
goods, notions, silk underwear: $50 B'wa,
! CLEVELAND
The Bloomfield Co.; s. Bloomfield, me,
DETROIT
Kline Garment Co. Miss l.. Kanrma,
coats. suits: 4o& 4th av
| NEW HAVEN--Mendel's; T. SuIIyya,
domestics; caro- Baer & LiiIenthal, iI5
B'way.
ST. LOUIS
Silk Baer g. Fuller: Miss II. Mahone,
dresses; 1i07 B'why.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Navy Orders

DxT6nA
,...,. .W.,.AssHiNGToN, Oct. 2i.--Mayy oras..
Elhott 1t. II. A, to Dayton.
scheck, Lit. l.. c., to u s. s. $40
snort, 1t. E. T., 70 T. a q f,ni
amer. 1t J. B. w, to Phfiatsarph.
5eard, Ems. f. w. to u s. d. sTn
rIetcher. Ena. w. H. 5r to rsac,a
f,orressel. Ems. e. p, to Paciac Got ,tees-
arssns cray, hns. ns. a; - tr, to Pacific fieet.
HHarnsr; Harnh Ems; w NJ, to Pacino nest'
Aook hion. Ems II. A.. 10 q. s. 8 s-se
Itints Iannts Ems T. F., to Pacife feet
Niiian. Dns, r.. r., to Pacific t,a.+
LIVINGSTONE. Ems w. a.. to pactfac e..
MrGlarys Ems y. B., to San Iliera A'os-
gonnsu Ems c. O.. to receiving sr,,
Smith. Ems r. to u 3. 8. New Mss,co
Tfilson. Ems. n. M, to Pac.fe ,est sAico.
ws..sr' wvs..sr' Ems. J. to Pacific feet.
Ward. Ems b. H., 10 Pacific f,est
" nitner, Ems ID. r, to Pacific aes.
BancocE, 1t. A. W.. to waahinxten
5laisdei!, Lit q. ..g) F.. r., to WasI,nuton
IfaiPine, Ems Nicholas j. 10 Nnrfoik
Iy,iaueen, Cn. Bosn. c. x. r., to Newnart
Damon. Ch Bosn. e. j.. to Hamu,on
xanond: xaTsI. bosn =; L; to U. .. q. Cardinal.
p ppShnahs pShs Gun. ". j.. to Annapolis
Honsrson. Ap Cilk. @. o. r.. to Phtla-
Manning. Ap cik T. j.. TO q. .. n z.l,.,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Cleared

Manchioneal, Won der Fehr: sant.aso
and Kingston: United Fruit Co.
and Port Limon; United Fruit Co.
Krooniand. Newman: Antwerp; Red
Baltic CBr), BeadneiI: Liverpool via
Queens town; White Star Line.
Fort Victoria tBr). Davis: Hamilton:
Furness. Witty g. Co.
LinS.
Noordam CDtl. DE Jong; Rotterdam via
Plymouth and Bculogne. Holland America
River Orontss (Br), Belar; Gibraltar
and Malta Cunard sS Co.
Silvia tBr), Mitchell; Halifax; Bowring
Drottninghoim tswed), EIlsen; Gothen-
burg; Swedish-Arnertcan Line.
Western World. Porter; Rio de Janeiro,
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres; Munson
SIS Lines.
Aitamaha. Kinney: Tampa and Mobile;
Mallory SS Co.
Virginia Limited. whitehuru; Rich
mond; Richmond and New York SIS CO.
Laka Gilboa, Mcguire; Baltimore Clyde
SIS Co.
Norma, Mundy: San Juan and Aracibo;
Atlantic Fruit Co.
raSa,,ss Nsnssio CIR Mercer; BOMBAY and
London; Atlantic Transport Line.
Cornelia, Carey; San Juan and Ponce
Huftera tNor), Bigse.h; st Johns: Kerr
SS Co.
Kerr SIS Co.
city of Montgomery. Hammond: savan-
nah: Ocean SIS Co.
Atlanterhavet DAM Olsen; New Or
leans: Eagle SS Co.
George washington. Cunningham; Ply
mouth. Cherbourg and Bremen; United
yenator .lNor). svendsen; Halifax;
Kraemer Il Co.
schr General Ban tBr), wilkee; Liver
pool; J r Whitney & Co
Ardmore, Monroe: Talara; Robert L
| Hague.
Texan, steheiin: Boston; United Ameri-
| can Lines.
Annetta, Gabrieisen: CienfueEos and
/ Manzanillo: Atlantic Fruit Co.
Paloma, Helerin: Manati and Puerto
1 Padre; Munson Line
( tamagJey. Campbell; Santiago; New
York and Cuba Mail Co.
I Oii9aha, Seastrom; Havana; New York
and Cuba Mall $ S Co.
4 David Mckelvy- Lagoutte: San Pedro
via Panama Canal; D T Warden 81 Co.
| :. Western Glen. Blake; Walfsch Bay
Cape Town: G Mallory & Co.
Bangood Maru tJap}, Dote; Yokohama
Kobe and Motif via Galveston and Panama
Canal; Houider, Weir G. Boyd.
- Copenhagen {BsS, Kerr; Manila Hons
hong and Shanghai via Panama Canal
Houider, Weir & Boyd.
Crihheld. Cooke; Antwerp; Black pia.
Minnesotan, Smith; San Pedro and sar
FRANCISCO via Panama Canal; United
! Smith. AZ ~
Conte Rosso tftap. Cignoni; Naples ane
/ Genoa: Furness, W.thy q Co
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Rubber Declines Again

Rubber yesterday declined to 2ih
cents pound, as compared with 22a
cents week ago. The larger factors
both buyers and sellers, have remained
out of the market since last Saturday.
An rnconfrmed report was current IN
the trade yesterday that British East
Indian planters had petitioned their re-
spective local governments 10 be per
xnitted 30 put accumulated stocks or
plantations on the se-calied free list
Some local trade authorities attribute
this move to the recession of market
prices for rubber from the recent high
point. II the petition IS granted the
result would be 10 increase the So
called free stocas by about 10000 tens.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

ties announced, is that tns -.
entire project will be ho,ss h.oss q d,
two Englishmea. Ii was $40 viss ,? d,
saad, OF splendid spirit n W
eo-oPeraslon 8 5e between the Unisss' 'ssasl Z.
lnree americans will be sn,,...
the hunting party. Tbsv s.uast !
jonas, taxiderrnist Of nsusls sls ssb
an expert motion picture sssr. esr. Get
ator, and sn ornifholoe,s, ~ opss
obtain II possible g reprsse,4 wae rls
lection OF Indian birds. 's''sasiFe d.
Mr.. vrnay, who sasis e
Males.ic 70 prepare deparfss.ea 90 y
lnoia shortly before Christn,ss ..
netailed account ut the ro1,sass gays /
@raav of the piass and obsa.sim sal
the expedition. THE 6rst ts5sssslves sssses i
hunt ne said, Twill be e.slxs;l 4
northern part Of Nepai Sas IN II
hills of the Hinalayaa 4, ue foes
secure group Of tigers r. : ofesr .
FUR: These will be huntns sae wints
backs Of elephants. gnso.. so IRON. III
will be made however = Saa eacy5
very rarc one-horSed ri, secure "
the Indian lion Of the W.. ses...oeefos III
in Biblical history, no y,s.s ~ .ss'eftieas,
seums Of this country ~ sAe MT.
Emphasis wss laid mas
portanee Of an expedition ~ d, ne IN
Not only are certain anim.5 ms tine.
most impossible to Obtain H., pes al
in general has SO diminisSsss oig game
native princes are naklnr 1hst tie
and laws for it's protss,ss pfsserves
ances just obtained From Ia Assus-
ever, indicate that the ssnsss.a, sse.a, hop-
be success in every va ''ea ea,is wiz
Faunthorpe Ia now In chsr,. oo.ohel
rangements at the end, and has hss ~ y af.
operation Of the Viceroy q IN insS. sss GO.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Independent Wireless Tele.
graph Co.. Inc.

Apache 30 ~ Diamond shoal Oct 81.
Brave Coeur Ion s6 16 N 50 ~ w Oct al.
Caigarollte 60 Nantucket Dot ~.
Cretan 81 e Fire Island Oct 81.
City of Eureka 800 E Ambrose Nv Oct n.
Eastern Sword 15s e Ambrose Ly Oct 81.
e3recian 80 = Fire Island Oct ~.
Julia Luckerbach $50 70 Ambrose LV
Oct 27
Lillian ENE Block Island Oct a.
Monterey 25s 8 Scotland Ly Oct 81.
Mount Clinton sS2 II Ambrose Lv Oct ~.
Nordfarer 120 70 Cape Henlopen Oat az.
Nile 48e n Overfalis Oct 2T.
sagu& 92a s Scotland I4V Dot 2e.
Garcoxie 1900 10 Ambrose LV Got 90.
Bwlftwind s8B g Brenton Reef OCT 20.
Van Dyck $50 SD Ambrose Ly Oct 81,
eoaconnet 70 by N Fire Island LV Oct ~.
Chattanooga City 81 Ambrose LV Oct II.
Ala 100 Cnpe Henry Oct 81.
Guardsmnn passed Ram Island Lv I Pm
Oct a.
Eastern Crown 474 Sc Ambrose Lv Oct 81.
Hog Island sac II Boston LV Oct %.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28

Southern Cross. Eantoa. Oct II.
EIunsou Llnss
siScney. Havena, Oct 81. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
oiympsr. Southampton. Oct s5,
white Star Lins
Sierra Nevada. Bremen, Oct a.
North GerrnAn Lloyd
King Alexander. Patrna, Oct IL.
NJ da1anos n Co
PKtria, Marsetiies. Oct iB.,.... .Fabrs Line
Madonna Conatantinoplc Oct 30 Fabre Line
Due Thursday
Canada, MarReiiies. Oct ~ via provf-
Gence. ...+.ss..-s... -. ~ .Fhofc Line
Metapan, Kingston. Oct b.. Unit Fruit Co
Fart Victoria. Bermuda, Oct al,
Fnrness. Wishy q Co
due Friday
Maaretania. Southampton, Oct 10.
CunRgA Line
Denia, Victoria, Oct is..... Booth 8 Co
5amlaHS. DAnEig, ocs go. Red Star Lne
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

:. HAMBURG. Oct 2a--M,nnekahd. N.w
KOBE, Oct 25-Africa Maru tJ.n,
YoKoHAMA. os, s5-Blar.dx., rasom.
CARDIFF, Oct n,van.. 1,.-,
Montreal. 'Ho')'
RoTTEHpAM. Oct a5---Levenpoo, tar,
Montreal sor''
:, LIVERPOOL, Oct ss--Breiz 1ze, err,
opt1ana poRT ,nii,s nsi coionian tBr>. Montreal
down Castle (Br). New York 10Sah-
.,slIn GIBRALTAR, Oct 2s-Passed: Fen
ssurns ssusen 9aSTl aa New Yer. for Marseilles
York tcr Tunis; ~. AiwsE tpu,,. Mar. suM
trsa, for Genoa; Arsernis (Du). Rotterdam
> HELsINoFoRs. Oct 17-Esst side. New
sTAaRAaoNA. DC. 1s-c.so n.par,.,
BERGEN. Oct sa-Bers.nsf,ord tsor,,
fsTroS SrooScEHoIM MO w, Oct car,sholm
VENICE. oct 23--Kossuth rer.,cv
titta1); /, ] % Nsw Orleans:
oENOA. Oct 22--Matilda Peirce fItaD.
MANcHEsTEa. Oct s5-copeas.,, ~.
SHANGHAI. Oct 2s---President Pierce
san 5s1ER TTsngiIso RnslTsa for RI. ,a.onsggkong. g
Montreal for Marseiiles 'i -
MELBOURNE. Oct 27-Canadian scot.
tfsh tBrl, Vancouver
GLASGOW, Oct 2s--Monmouth, ph,,a.
deiphia VIA Avonmouth
MANCHESTER, Oct 25 - Manchestar
EIigade lBre, Montreal; Oct 81, Belgian
tBrl. Baltimore via Liverpool
LEITH. Oct rs - EaA ale, Phtiadcfnhfa
and Baltimore via London and HUH
BEl.FAfsT, Oct &c - Lord Londonderry
HAyRE. Oct 2e-cry OF nangoon fBr,.
San Francisco. -, ~
LONDON, Oct 27-West Harsfawav. wew
York via Pensacola and Mobile. csn,a ~. az " =
Leader tBr}- Montreal; Bolingbroke (Hr).
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
.T;ss.n vssssl c.rc,n esas GO. winsnss;.r nsnss
Euryhstea. sabans. sept 10.
City of westminster. Gibraltar, Dot n.
Norton. Lilly q Co
Eastern Crown, Cape Town. Oct IS.
strathnllan. Liverpool oat H.. n 1 Aague
Eastern Crown. Cape Town. ssgs ,i.-v 20. Y,n.
Hog Island. Alexandria, oet Z.
Ed LucksnSach. Los Angeles. Oct IL.
Luckenhach Lines
Syria. Marseiliess Oct 6....... .Fahre Line
ssiswsti. celenaso. SEPT ss; Tnnsh @ Edys s
Due To-merrow
Montpeiia. Hamburg. oet l6
Pel.us. Yokohama. Sept iS. -. Booth Co
Eastern King. Newcastio Oct ], -; ,I.
Eastern Dawn. Rotterdam. Oct is
Black Diamond Lines
Isthmian Lines
Due Monday
Half Moon. Alexandria, Dot IL.
United American Lines
Cens,os, constan.inoples oa. s....A II Bull
" Barber Lines
Duo Tuesday
Fsdericia, Palermo, Oct 5.... Phelps Bros
siam cisy. Liverpool. Got l7....U 8 Nav Co
Eliorinan's Wilson Line
Egremont Cantle, Gibraltar, Oct 1T.
Barber s Lines
Empire Arrow, Gibraltar, Oct Is.
RI Hague
Due Wednesday
Newly Hall. Suex, Oct 20. u. Norton Lilly
Chester Valley. Hartlepool. Oct ls.
Lykes Bros
Camilla Gilbert. Haiphong. Sept a.
Kerr Lines
Due ThuEpday
S,,tSn nct ~,,~
Cunard Co
City OF Manila, CardiH. Oct 30.
Norton, Lilly g. Co
Due Friday
Dunkirk, Oct 20. COSMOPOLITAN Line
London. Oct 20....U M Co
Harry Luckenbach. Los Angeles. Oct Is,
Luckenbach s Co
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Fire Record
nAMAcE

=; ,aia. "a, DAMAGE
1:bo--southsrn Boulevard and iassb 'o !" =
st., the Bronx. shanty; Carl Olsen.
a:s5-.is spuyten Dnyyl Parkway. tho & !" !
-. Bronx garage .s.... y. frrskr,cw N
:lo--Foot Of West 20th at, North
River. ash seow. Cleary Bros.
e,,s,an a., blight
r,s =, 49, Gnknown
a.oa - Unknown
ftssLkurant .5,. !. -. II nix nnEfy,
s1e.00--66S Vest 3ssh ST.. ii c. - =
Welding Company. !. .IJnkno~r
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Heads N. o. Port Beard

r. s. Hecht, president of Hibernia
Securities Company, Inc, and the
Hlbernia Bank and Trust Company, has
oeen reelected president Of the board
OF port commissioners for the Port of
New Orleans. Mr.. Hecht is at present
taking a vacation in South America
and making a study of the economic
conditions in Latin America.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Marine Reports

sS'inds MT Sea T-aay
Fast Ga.f--Fresk shifting. overcast And
stewery,
sseat Guif-Fresh ncrtheriy; partly over
cnat
Caribbean Sea ard windward Passage---
Moderate east and southeast: generally
fair pressure realms low over Gulf, but
there is no we'll deffard dtHtur bance.
Neyth of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
10 Hatterae--Fresa northwest: partly over
cast.
Hatteras to Florida Btraits-Mcdsrate q
sf1fftfng over north and moderate 90 fresh
north and northeast ovsr south portion
partly overcast local rains over ncuth por-
Ft0n
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Buyers COMING

DENyER-Reuler's Costume "a. r.
Reuler Jobs, better coats: care Itttman q.
storch. 12o w. s2d st. Expected Monday.
October 30, 1892 -
KoKoMO. Ind--Thalrnan &. Lev, co :.
MIR. Frarkenthal, 3obs, dresses and coats.
Sa.s ca, Littman nan q storch, 100 W. asd st..
Aiprr1sa LITTLE mReDeqy' RocRy' 0atooss tM 30 1ssa
a. d. Cohn, merchandise manager: osr.
Littman G. Storch. 100 w. 32d st. ExnecteS
Monday. October 80. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Sailed Yesterday

Lord Dcnshire tBr). New orleana; West
Ira; Galveston; Dixie Arrow. Beaumont; ;
Middiernoor tBr). Philadeiphia; Giuseppe
(Br). Bombay; Ed Luckenbach. San Fran
nisco; Santurce, Philadelphia: Mayaro
(Br), Perth Amboyj Cartier (Iseig), Ant
werp; Barbadian (Br), London: Muna-
mar, Nuevitas; schr elizabeth Banti,
Jacksonville.
Lake Gilboa. wilmington and BRUINS
wick; Camaguey, Santiago.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Sound Line 20 End Season

The Metropolitan Line announced
yesterday shat il would diseont nae its
passenger service for the season on
Saturday, November 4 II ID expected
that the roate will be resumed early in
April OF next year. This company,
which operates on the inside run
through the Cape Cod Canal between
NeE- York ard HossoT, has h7d IN M
ssaAz1y susssssfuI seassa, officials said
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Marine Disasters

BOSTON. Oct sT-soh Dorothy Palmer
drifting about ten miles off Nantucket
having Ioat rudder, according to report to
cutter Acushmet put ous to aid. Dorothy
Palmer. vessel Of 2.ai7 tons, sailed from
Norfolk Oct IA for Portland. Me-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
City Island

Bound East-schrs FsC Lockhsrt (Br),
Diizabethport for faalltax: Esther Ade-
laide, New York for Hall Harbor. N 81;
Portland; Jean Anderson (DrJ, Port
Reading for st John General Pau tBr).
Jersey City for Liverpool, latter
three ancnored).
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Departures

Orleans -" 10"
= MAnsEILLEs,g Oct ss-Hrasa fFr,.
Tsw TnIs 1ofA' Dot u, et Andrew tBr,. Nor.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-28
Vessels Sold

Ethel. gasoline screw. u tons: sold
August Reiter To Henry j. Hanford 10
5000.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23
STONlNGIoN

Martin Clemens of Grand View park Stonington was given a preliminary hearing Friday evening in the local court. Judge l.. D. Fairbrother was on the bench. Saturday morning Clemens was again before the court His place was visited by federal agents Tuesday and liquor was seized by Patrolman Thomas O'Connell Bonds of $500 were furnished by Mrs. Clemens. As one of the federal agents Cd not appear as a witness, the case was adjourned to this (Monday) morning at o'clock.
 The funeral of Richard Wilkinson was Church street. Rev. William F. Will church, officiated. The Masonic burial service was conducted by Asylum lodge, No. ST. P. and X NJ Worshipful Master Ernest F, Williams and Senior Warden Albert Fort officiated. The bearers were Harry Chesebro. Walter Anderson, John Haley and Henry Friedman
 The Stonington Girl Scouts will Mon day evening have as guests members of the West erly Girl Scout troop. The meeting will be held in Community hall
 Capt. Charles Emmett who purcha sed the large shed at the shipyard. has com. menced to tear it down. Clarence Main has sold his residence on Elm street to John Szymonski, who will reside there.
 NIT. and Mrs. Edward Northrup are visiting in Southbridge, Mass Capt J. c. Fratus of Latimer light ha. returned from trip to Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Potter were caller: in Norwich Sunday.
 George Taylor and Charles Burtcf 1 nave returned from visit of week ir Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23
UNCLE JED'S TALK TO WIDE
 AWAKES,

There are always those boys and girls who prefer to eat what they like without regard for whether it is good for them There are those who are always ready to refuse part of their meals, who p,rss, away their nice baked potato, or cut every bit of fat from their meat before they will touch it, instead of eating fat and lean together. And then there are those who seem to think they do not like this vegetable or that, even thourh mother is always pointing out their good features and urging them to try them.
 Members of the Wide-Awske cirnae have probably learned long before this that if a thing is put on the table it ought to be eaten whether they care very much for it or not. You cannot eat just honey | cookies, cake. pie and desserts and get the necessary materials that are required to make you grow and be strong It is necessary to have different vegetables and fruits, different foods in order to get tlie iron which makes the rosy cheeks, the 1 materials that make the bones and the fat to keep us warm. It is necessary to have well balanced meals, and not only to have them but to eat them, for you ca, 1 for other reasons than because the food tastes good. It is necessary to eat to live and the more care that is taken in eatins the food that is good for you. the bettes | is the state of hes lff
 That isn't so for boys and girls alone l but for everyone. It is to be realized that there are things to be learned in re- gard to what you should eat as well as about other things for nothing is more important than good health
 So to be sure that you get aal of th< things that the body requires, 1t is bes, to eat all the things that are pat before you at home, for mothers understand which foods arc wholesome and beneacia and which should be eaten together There is teamwork in connection witl foods quite the same as there is in play ing games.