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New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Would Iy1--ease Stock

Directors of the Filedity- -Phenix Fire
holders meeting for October 90 to vote
on an increase in the stock from So
100000 to s5,ooo,0oo stockholders to
have the right to subscribe to the new
stock in a one-to- one ration at lao per
cent. At special meeting on October
30, proposals will be made to reduce the
stock from 800 to s25 Ear value, to
which stockholders of record October
ii will be entitled to subscribe al s35 s
share for four shares of new stock for
each share held.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
American Ports

tNeAl NBAlLrIPMh1fRE ;nAia avg lsArrivsd sarrah
York; Nordvaag (Nor). Philadelphia; Pan
aman, Hamburg; Philadelphia, New YORK:
,,.nma MILAN 15a Roehefeller, e Port Lobos; Chap
Agomnk. Georgetown, Charlestown and
BOSTON, Aug, 1s-Arrived: Collngham
(Br), Hartlepool, England; Ruth (Nor),
Newport England: Trafalgar (Nor). Nue.
Strymon, Charleston and Jacksonville; Ste
&c, cHARLBsToN; s c., Aug ls-Texas,
proceeded New York;. '''N
HALIFAX. y s. Aug 1s--salled: Ana
christiania; Disby (Br), Boston; on Gum; Gunny
s ioHS, : Az Aug 'is is-saied: sFh H0aea Goban
Maaama Port tampa; Rath, a Philadelphia saeTlTda
So5 Fhaaephia h vbcre an ssw
York; Maasdijk Du). Baltimore West
Htka, Boston; Westford Boston; Meteor.
hrsto New Nsw Nw
England: santarem (Braz), New York
Sailed: schr Gullford D Pendleton. New
Kingston; Guernsey (Nor), Puerto Padre !;
Msornania (Danl. Cardenas; Penrose (Br),
Orleans Kentucky (Rr), Far Bast; schr
Charles Oh Whittemore, San Domingo, Ruth,
n,
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug 1s-Arrlved:
Commanche, New York schr Jere G Shaw,
Portland. Sailed: Gulf King, Port Ar
thur; Lake Elsn.ere, Boston; schr Van
MONTREAL. Aug 1S--Arrived Pikepool
SBr). Swansea; Canadian Navigator tBrl.
Lord Londonderry (Br), Belfast; Cabotia
(Br) Monmouth; Victorian (Br). Liver
pool; Cairndhu tBr), Newcastle; Porsanger
PANAMA CANAL (CristobaD. Aug IT
Arrived: Memnon, San Francisco, Santa
Malta, New York for San Francisco; Tus-
caloosa City. San Francisco for London
Sailed; Blue Triangle from Phladelphia)
Los Angeles; Carrillo. New York; Lewis
Luckenhach. from San Francisco). New
geles; West Ira (fron Manila). New York
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1a - Arrived:
Manehsster Mariner tBr}
tario. Boston; Eugene Y R Thayer Port
Arthur; Bacchus lFr). New York. Sailed !:
HAYS HaSgar, ,nsss Nor> rS NorfGlh; veedol; New
tie. New York; Breedik (Du), Rotter-
dam via Baltimore and New York; sun,
:, PORTLAND, Ore, Aug is Arrived: !:
ports sailed Sirmnsha% ha1lS citSi hna Ssxx Swsx
PORT. TAMPA, Fla. Aug 1s-Arrived: ::
jap H sasa cosona snsanq hos.en
sch- Varuna. Georgetown.
SAND KEY, Fla, Aug 18-Passed west
bound 18th: Eagland Maru (Jap), Patrick
Henry. Eastbound: stureholm (swed).
18th. westbound: Herbert L Pratt, At
lantic City; George w Barnes. Eastbound: /:
Swift Scout. West Cressy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug IS - Arrived i:
18th, Yngaren (Swed), Astoria for Leith |;
Harbor. Boston; Tenyo Maru (Jap(, Hong
kong. Sailed: 18th, Katrina Luckenbach,
New York; Delagoa Maru (Jap), New
San Luis; Thomas P Beal. New York; 18th.
Myrmidon (Br). London; Centurion (Br),
Vancouver.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug 1s-Arrived c,tv
Of Montgomery, New York; Tuscan. Baiti.
more (and sailed Philadelphia); Merri-
mack, jacksonville (and sailed Philadel-
phia).
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Boy Mob Attacks Policeman
''Gophers'' Attempt Rescus -
Lad Accused of Buroga~r =

A gang Of about 100 West Side so,.
nearly mobbed Detective eeor,s !
Hart Of the West Forty-seventb str.s.
police station yesterday III an :.
tempt to prevent the arrest of Yies.sr
Bird, fourteen years old, ACCUSED !,
burglary.
Bird was arrested at his home rag
Tenth Avenue, and the "gophersa es,rs M
to his rescue as the detective was tat.
ing him to the police station. Har
drew his revolver and kept some d
them back, but others sneaked up fron
behind and beat and kicked him Until
he was almost forced to release Ii,
prisoner.
The West Forty-seventh Street ala.
tion was notified and detectives arrived
in time TO drive back the mob and
take Bird to jail. They were followed
to the door Of the police station BY ths
gang, which hooted and jeered !.
them along the way.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
England in Five Days
The Mauretania Will Begin
Fast Service on Sept. 5

"To England in Five Days" is to be the
new slogan of the Cunnard Line, it an
nounced yesterday. This fast service
is to be maintained by the Mauretania,
beginning with her sailing from New
York on September 3. Her first stop
will be Plymouth, which she will reach
on Sunday, and her passengers for
London will be in that city Sunday
evening. This new port of the Maure-
tania will mean new record for the
ship that holds every transatlantic
speed record.
The steamship will leave New York
at 10 a. m, her ports Of eau
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southamp-
ton. The early start will be made so
that she will be able to reach Piym-
outh Sunday, make the call at Cher
bourg and reach Southampton in the
same time it would take leaving New
York at noon and omitting the stop at
Plymouth
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
FILBERT DRESS CO.. INc.-rnvolun-
SAMUEL L1ToFF-voluntary, Is Il. nth
st. Lila eilitles; 1892; assets, sl,72l.
RoBERT w. TRoJAHN--volunt cold
storage plants, 80 Cortlandt at. Liabilities,
s15.77s; assets s16,7s4.
AMES & CO.-Involuntary. watches and
sPERBER 8 KARo, INc:-Inyolantary.
manufacturers ladies' hats, 2S w 38th st.
Liabilities. $4,000; assets. sbsoo05
Receivers In Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed Yesterday In the United
Braid and Trimming works, Inc, i54 w
21st ST., with bond of $4,000.
mali order house, IA C. 18th st., with bond
Susan Brandeis, for Moses Daya,. peddler.
BLOUSE shops me, is v; ssth ana ".
st With cosn s9na of rogo Joseph shapiro
trunks and bags $50 7th av.. and e64 sth
av.. with bond of 81. 500.
A. Most. shoes. 1aa W. Broadway, with
bond of $4,000.
Allen D. Emil for Edward Cohen 6 Son:
of $4,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules An bankruptcy
we're hied yesterday in the United States
D'sisia5 PRIpn S0al. eAnMENr co, 1sc.--Laa,es.
wear. 25 ": s2d st. Liabilities. $4,000;
assets. $9116.
way. Liabilities. s20,2S2; assets ss.426.
LOUIS WEINBERG--Cloaks and suits,
!s7 4th av. Liabilities ss7.6bl: assets,
PHILIP MosKowITz & soNs-cloaks
and suits, =. gath sr. Liabilities, s4s.-
ss2; assets. sls.oss.
100: assets $4,000.
H.; J. HAINEs q co.-.stock brokers'.
II Stone st. Liabilities. $86.198; assets,
$1B663.
PRINCESS DRESS AND COSTUME CO.
~ W. 9th st. Liabilities, s7.soa; as
HARRY LERNER--22 w. 9th at. Liza
bilities, s21.I4s; assets. 1903.
biltties, Sl1,936: assets, $500.
BAILEY ELECTR!CAL SUPPLY CO.
3128,061. -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co. Tnc

Bristol 95 WsW Nantucket Aug II.
Bannack 64s by Cape Henry Aug II.
Currior 1856 Nantucket Aug H.
Ghappaqua 161 E Cape Henry Aug II.
D9quesne let 30 80 lon SO Oh Aug IL
Edgefeid 2sl f Sandy Hook Aug is.
EVerntt Isl Boston Nv Aug II.
Eastport 36S n Ambrose Aug IT.
Greclan 2S Il Fire Island Aug is.
Hilton left New Haven 1880 PM Aug II.
Hoven 80 II Nantucket Aug IT.
II Mallory 3S7 s Scotland Aug H.
M Guffey 115 S Cape HenIopen Aug 1s.
Juniata 80 ENb Fire Island Aug II.
! Momett 2sS Ambrose Aug II.
A Moffntt Jr 1876 S Hatteras Aug 49,
Hilton pd Scotland Lv 11:4s AM Aug is.
Mount Clay 34o e Ambrose Aug Is.
Dallas SSE Nantucket Aug 1s.
Nfshmaha 96 Il Nantucket Aug IL.
Nantucket 139 NE Winter Quarter Aug II.
Ormdale w Gayhead Aug is.
sag Harbor 80 Sandy Hook Aug 49,
Ponce 246 n San Juan Aug IL
Sunbeam 155 S Ambrose Aug II.
Eauban S94 e Ambrose Aug 1S
Teagle 1856 S Diamond Aug fs
Wiiliam Rockefeller 125 S Cape Henry
q,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Board and Baltimore Line
Adjusting Controversy
u. 8. Hopes 10 Guard Shippers
Interests i'm Bankruptcy and
Libel Proceedings
rom The Trtbune.s washington 3

From The Trtbuno's washington BuyedK
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S--Prospects
for an amicable settlement Of the con-
troversy between the Shipping Board
and the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific
Steamship Company Of Baltimore over
the libelfng of six government vessels
for non-payment Of the purchase price,
were advanced to-day in conference
between w. J. Love, vice-president Of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. and
President Duke and counsel for the
company.
After the institution of libel pro-
ceedings by the board against the
ships, the company went into invoiun-
tary bankruptcy and declined to turn
over to the board bills Of lading and
manifests without which the cargoes
loaded could not be moved.
A new proposal was laid before Pres
ident Duke and his counsel to-day by
Vice President Love, but all details
were withheld on the theory that a
favorable decision would be reached
promptly by the company.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
p.ss.a L dock forenoon Al Pier Al. N r.

pecte8 TO dock forenoon at Pier Al N r
Lapland tnr,. Antwerp Aus II: to Rad
afternoon f at Pier d. II r (Wesi aiHi stl.
CO with nails e expected to dock forenoon
NJ fout a3d at, n'kiyn.
y mas Win Aug m e ess
to deck about noon at Pier q Army Base.
Mexico. Havana Aug IA; to N X Il Cuba
Mail 60 with malls; Il expected to
dock afternoon al Pier IA. 70 n tWail stl.
Due To-morrow
Celtic tBrl,. liverpool Aug IL. TO white
Star Line with nails Is expseted to dock
titus tBr). Por. Limon Aug IL: to United
Fruit CO with mails: Z expected TO dock
Caracas, Curacao, Aug is; to Miss, Dal-
lett Co with mails; Is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier IL, Bklyn tMuntague ST..
Due Atonsln.
S,iuiio Cesere tnew) tlt), Naples Aug IL
to Navigazione Generale ttaiiana with
mails Ii expected 20 dock forenoon at
pier s7, N n (west 18th st,.
Royal Mail steam Packet Co with mails;
liz expected to dock about 10 a m at Pier
Il Hsils 3 4 s'0n oiav tpanj, any chrls,lana Aug IL;
to Scandinavian American l.ine with mails;
is expected TO dock forenoon at foot 18th
Algeria tRr}, Glasgow Aug 1o.;. TO An
chor Line with malls Is expected to dock
santa e mlsr AUS 20 10
about . a m at Pier IS. nklyn iAtlantio
Rasin).
Ponce. San Juan Aug II; to n Y & Porto
Rico s Co with mails Ia expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 36 B'kIyn Congress
stl.
Fort st deorge (Brl, Bermuda Aug 10,
to Furness. Witty & Co with malls; 10 ex-
pseted to dock forenoon at Pier sb. N
(West 5bth st).
Due Tuesday
Vessel. Port Agency.
Majestic. Southampton. Aug 1s.
Hansa. Hamburg, Aug s United Am Lines
Mount Carroll, Hamburg, Aug TO-
United American Lines
Mongolia. Hamburg, Aug 1o.Amercan Limo
Western World, Rio Janeiro, Avg 5.
Munalgo, Nassau, Aug TO-. .Munsun Lines
Siboney Hayana, Aug 10.
N Y & Cuba Mail 8 Co
=. Due Wednesday
Arabic, Genoa, Aug 6. ..... White Star Line
Santa Marta, Santiago. Aug ~.
Due Thursday
Hanover. Bremen Aug r.
North German Lloyd
Patria. Naples, AUG. 10.
Carrilio Kingston. Aug 10. United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Berengaria, Southampton. Aug 10.
Cunard S Co
Due Saturday, Aug 26
Gothland. Antwerp. A.ig II. Red Star Line
Holland America Line
Scythia. Liverpool, Aug If. .Cunard Co
Monterey, Havana. Aus 20. ..... Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHlPMASTEKS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceived through tho Independent Wire.
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America. Shlpmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge. report their tTR) noon
positions through rho following COM
mercial radio stations in the United
states proper, 1t lie important that
these reports should be sent promptly
Ut noon each day in order that thsy
may be received IN time for publica.
ton.
Position repoi.s can also be sent
through the stations of the independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
York city tWCGJ. Babylon. l.. I.
tWSEl, East Hampton l.. l, (WSA).
New London, Conn. (WST).
No charge ntade for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation OF America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations; Cape Cod
(WCCl, Siasconset. Mass. (WSC). Now
London, Conn. (WLC), Cape May, Now
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice win be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion Of America by the u. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Munson Lines Buy sl,a
Courfois for S25 1fn
Diesel Engines To BE r,,s,.n. 4
in Shipping Board vesssI' Co.
Sales Contract prorsJss

!, The Munson Line has purchased 4.
Shipping Board vessel oourtas. sas
during the war by the Gree, rss ys''9
Engineering Corporation. 70, ..s .s'sa ~
on condition that Diesel erosn.n '.h
installed, it was learned ysssera.a =
Specifications for the change. !,
been drawn by Theodore Ferr,s . aes
architect, Of 80 Church stree+ sssysI
for a aoo.horsepcwer, six.avI;aia'ns iI;a,i'ns
four-cycie Mcintosh & seymos,s sanasf. nae.
connected with single scrsn HECTOR M
work is to be completed by Feb,u,asss ass
1923. ssyA
Frank G. Munson, pres;as,4 - !
Manson Line, is q strong adyneWst. - ss
the Diesel engine as the snnsrss ysss of
tive power Of the future. H. .os ,sa.I no
urged general policy on tse esshssy as
the Shipping Board of selling ;ts ~ %
dreds of idle ships on fayorabIs ~ s.N nua.
to be converted TO motor sh;n. sShas
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Foreign War Veterans
Support u. S. Shipping
Urge Fleet for World Conn
merce and for Use in the
Event of War

SEATTLE, Aug. 1S.--An American
merchant marine -"large enough to be
factor in the shipping of the world
and which in time of war would insure
sufficient SUBSIDIARY ships for fighting
operations" has the Endorsement of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars in annual
convention here.
The veterans went on record against
the use in schools of histories which
"defame or ignore. our nations found
ers, falsify the cause of the Revolution
and the war of 1912 or discredit the
statement of grievances made in the
Declaration of independence"
Action of the nominating committee
practically assured that Colonel Hus-
ton, part owner of the New York Amer
lean League aseball team, will be the
next commander.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Spain Cuts Duty on U. s. Goods

WASHINGTON, Aug. 18.-Reduc-
tions in Spanish customs duties re-
Gently granted to France as result
of the Franco-Spanish treaty have
been extended to similar products of
American origin by special order OF
the Spanish Minister of Finance is
sued August IL, according to a report
to the Commerce Department to-day
from Commercial Attache Cunningham
ut Madrid.
The concessions, he reported,
amount to reductions of from 20 to %
per cent below the minimum scale of
import duties into Spain on various
commodities, including machinery.
jewelry and building lumber.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19

H G Foiger $50 sw Diamond Aug II.
Hampden 15 u Barnegat Aug III.
Heven pl AInbrose Aug 1s.
J A Bostwics 1sa 8 Ambrose Aug ~.
Ionancy 40 SSW Ambrose Aug 1S.
safetapan as5 4 Ambrose Aug II.
M r Gliiott % s Nantucket Aug Is.
Mt Clay 3s0 E Ambrose Aug Is.
Norfolk 100 NE Winteruuartars Aug IL
Panaman SO - Cape May Aug II.
Polycarp 40 S Ambrose Aug 49,
Rcbt n Hopkins 14a s Ambrose Aug II.
S~fftstnr 1913 s Diamond Aug II.
SwHtarrow 2oa SW Brenton Reef Aug II
Santa Elisa SUb $ Ambrose Aug IL
Surinam az $ Ambrose Aug 49,
T j Williams sa2 n Cape May Aug 81.
TrontoIite $50 s Ambrose Aug IL
w G Teagle 2sf S Ambrose Aug H.
Swazi SO SE Nantucket Aug 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
FAYAL. Aug 17-~Canada' tFrl. New
York for Marseiles,
Departures

{.
Departures
uMEA, Aug 1s--Alstcrn tsw), New
MARsEfLLEs. Aug i4--rsraga trr).
New York; Aug 15, Q warinR. New
MERNosANp. Aug t5--Aiarich taer).
WELLINGTON. N Y, Aug tb---Tahiti
{Br,, San Francisco
ST viNenNT , sa,,. ssn. Aug g.m isnaruta vass
hLgrm hIs1;s Aps g ,sfsyenP9sl ssPssas nest0 'Dr,
fsm hssassTosVfN hossn sas 'ns ssM asaa
t1sr), tfrom Liverpool). Boaton.-..
RoTTERDAM. Aug 1e - wesserIing
HuLL, Aug is-- -Meldsrskin tNsr), Phil
huiaNos AYRDs, Aug i7seuthern
york; york; 'S'W '0'N As'pe''u'' 80
LONDON. Aug. 17--saiied: Tluor spar,
Jacksonville; Houssatonie tBr). Phiiadei"
! Port Hacking (Br). New York.
GLASGOW, Aug 17-Manchester Spin
NfSWCAsTIE, N s w, AIg 14--Eastern
Moon. Savannah via Chile
HONG KONG. Aug 17Nanking, San
ARDRossAN. Aug 17--Iperia (Br) Eai-
timore
GRANGEMouTH. Aug 17---Ceuta tBr),
SUNDERLAND, Aug 17-Bellerby (Br)
Philadelphia
BARRY. Aug 17--Andnluzier tBr>, New
York; Leomnster tBr), New York.
PENARTH, Aug 1s--oomarsum tDu).
New York.
CALCUTTA, AUG 1a--Aspen tsw), Now
York
1MMINGHAM, Aug 17---Thuban tDu),
Montreal; Aug Is, Comino tBr) Mont
real.
ALExANDRIA. Aug, 1.-THE Lambs,
from Batavia, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug II - America
(from Bremen). New York.
CLYDE, Aug 1S-~Lorents w Hansen
(Nor). Sydney. n 6.
LE1TH, Aug 1S-Carngowan {Br)
Montreal.
MANCHESTER, Aug 1s--sailed: Man
chester Exchange tBr), Philadelphia and
Baltimore; West Totant, Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Along the Oversee Routes
Army Orders

From The T,fbunes Washington Burean
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Air Service
Canady, Maj. e. L., to Washington.
Hallett. Capt. G. e. A. to Dayton.
Field Artillery
Quarterman, Capt. w. II. jr.. to Fort Sill.
Downing. Lit. L. B., to Fort Omaha.
Infantry
Irving, Capt. F. A.. to West Point
Holyer, Capt w. A., to Walter Reed HOS
. pital.
Kinderstater. Capt. E. A., to RI Paso
Miscellaneous
Lyon, Capt. w A., Eng to Fort Sheridan
idan
Considine. Maj. j. A.. Cav, to Manila.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Dante Aleghieri Arrives
With .269. Mesfly Italians

With 1899 passepGe~~ on board.
Dante Aleghieri, Of the Trans-Atlasts
Italian Line, docked at Pier 25, North
River, foot Of Beach Street. last nigh.
Of the sixty first cabin. passezsers
there was not one who was not born IA
italy and there were cu eleven Aneri-
can citizens among the 324 passea.s.1
in the first and cs.d cabinz In ii,
steerage were S85 Il ian ani Itrl-al.
Americans
Among the cabin passengers wer,
5igno.. -'cola Na.4 o. ,-...:os !,
comedian, and MS conl. os q E
Italian players Tho ~ a. esr as
oew Caruso The. o. tflr 3 BJRes.
near Prince Stzstt "a 14i ! "
willie.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Marine Disasters

MANILA p I, Aug Is (By The Associated
Press) .--Japanese freighter Ryokai Maru,
OF Mftsui Bussan kaisha Ling. with sugar
for Japan from Java, is sinking on coral
reef twenty miles south of Mindoro coast,
according to a wireless message, De-
stroyer Whipple and a coast guard cutter
rushing to disabled crafts aid and
pect to arrive at noon day (Frfday).
Vessel carries a OF 46. Its position
Is said to be of the most dangerous
in thesewaters during heavy weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Sailed Yesterday

collamer. Bordeaux; Jonaney,. Norfolk
Hilton. Norfolk; Bayonne, Philadeiphia !;
Antonio; Eastern Sword, Bristol; Herman
Frasch. Sabine; Britannia tFr), Marseilles;
Mundale Manati; General o II Ernst. Girls
tobal; Eocene. Portland Me.
Hayti, Cape Hayti: Jefferson, Nolfolk:
Vulcan City (Br), London; Tanamo. San
Juan; Ardennia (Swed), Cienfuegos; Ken
tuckian, San Francisco; U s Maryland,
----; schr f Drake, Buenos Ayres.
Nora, Tampico; Dixie Arrow, Beaumont; !;
Muskogee, Port Arthur
Borneholrn (Dan). Pointe-au-Pic: Banan
(Nor), Santiago and Kingston.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Marine Reports


Winds Mt Sea To-day
East Gelf---Moderate, variable winds and
partly cloudy weather
Weas GnIf--Moderata variable winds
and partly. cloudy weather
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderats easterfy winds. except yriable
over south portion; partly cioady weather
and probably local showers
North OF Sandy Hook--Fresh southwest,
shifting 30 west winds. with showers, fol-
lowed by clearing weather
Sandy Hook TO Hattaras--Moderase to
fresh southwest. shifting TO west. winds
and local showers
Hatteras to Florida straits Moderate to
fresh southerly Winds, cloudy weather and.
occasional showers.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Business Troubles
aldwin. David CIV B Nichol-

Baldwin, David CIV B Nichol-
Burke, Aana, and ID Louis Cohen Cohen i'''Al
Berger.s Joseph {Noveity clock Ao'0' "
Col H sussell ct al. ;;..... 21o. 0,
earns, James. and James F'rapkos
Cohen, Jacob. and Jacob Cohen ''''0<
cunneen,' cssa' James = Mcouiod & '000'
catalanelio. Anthony B-Armour i'''''
Dc : villers victor-Mfrs Trust Co 1855 ssss
Edwards. Ralph E--J NJ Gliding
Flower. waiter--Rice & Duval. '01's.
Frlsurs, su g. Edwin Franklin 's''
aaTsiiio, Domenico--italian stores. ~ y
Georgeades. Anatios-N Broussa- %
Hail. wlliamweber He'll 000'0'
HUnsbury. Esdw E-A Frost :. sS.S asS. q
Hyman, Louis--Henry Hliag Brew
Hahn, william. and Martha '''''
Perske---People, etc. 10000
People. etc. c................. 10000
Hotel Co.. ................... 1875
Heoht, Rudolf-Wetzel, Ine...... 1860:
Haber, Frederick (Franklin Sta
tionery Col--Guide System g.
!, supply Co. Inc. ...:........,.. $685.
ntHyeF' Wm H--Btbb National
Bank OF Macon. j. 7,191.St
Kururat, charies-M NJ jeannette iia5.s: aa5s
Ktetsky, Rubin--A Goetze. 214.4(
Kline, Harry Konsheirn. ...... 1915:
Lancia Service & Parts. Ino. and
Thomas p Administrations
TIE g Rubber Co. Inc. ....... $3.50,
Leingart. Paul CA s. c Riding
Academy. Inc s.5ss.ss
Meyers Contracting Gov H =,
5raay =. =. . -.,...,s...;;. 4s5.2t
hi a
Casualty Go 100000
store)-Middle State Publicity
Myers, j Lester---Pasquier Co. Inc 23b.gC
MacArthur. Bros Co, Arthur
Macarthur and John r MacAr-
thur--Barnett Nat Bank of
Jacksonville .................s 19.ss4.s.
Easchowitz, Nathan---L Wagner. S76.Ss
Pincus Frederick-E NJ kaplan.. 1861
Pustiglione. Antonio - Macedon
Creamery Corp ..s.....5........ 172.ot
Roth Edward--H Helfand. $500. 15F az
Rudolph. Iaidor Nc Baum ct al 33O.6t
lix-People. etc. .... 500. o,
steln. Harry---Svift g. Co, Ihcs.., 20s.st
Stern. Harry. and Jacob Cohen
People. o.................... 5oe.ot
Sullivan Agnes, and Nat surety
CO.. People. etc ....s.....,... 500. OF
Bros ...... s.17o.l,
stewart. Emeiinc--J Plenick... i16.s.
Saktz. Lewis Lewis saitz COY
Y Katz ...., i, :, 7s4,s
Co s...I.s....'.......... 7ia.a
Iws,n wayior. Lonis--T Levey .,...,.. 2s5.2'
wilder. Margaret--o ii Pier Pier. es0''
sons s...,......-s,........ 1851
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Radio Corp. of America

lPosittons at noon; distanee yiven !,
miles unless otherwise stately -
Acme 345 s Ambrose Aug II
Saracas sao Ambrose Aug IL.
Dallas ! ssE Nantucket Aug Is.
Eilago l65 Ambrose Aug ~
EDITOR l5l = ambrose Aug IS
Eiienor 1s6 NE Cape Henry Anp "a
Firmore leo s Diamond Anr - o
8 s, 2 Crow sio 3 ambrose Aug II. -
H v Idehaven $40 & Cans JS M.r ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-19
Germany 8a-s-s Export

BERLIN, Aug. 10 by The asssei
Press) The economic counci;
Empire decided to-day by sii'l j.
ior:ty to increase t.c ass sis!eis
ports in order 10 MAJ tlc ..aIY
respond with the prcsen. 'c7se.i4
of the marx The s r: b'ree u e'.S
was fixed at III re-
between August % and Angst q