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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
BOY On TRIAL
FOR MURDER.

MORRIsTOWN. July 1s.-Efforts
to break the chain Of circumstantial
evidence produced by the prosecu-
tion. was continued today in the
trial of Francis kluxeu, Sd, in con-
nection with the murder of Janet
Lawrence last October.
One man was acquitted of this
murder last April.
The morning session of court was
taken Up largely y testimony OF
witnesses for the defense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
FRANCE WANTS
GERMAN PROBE

PARIS, July 13 (By The Associ-
ated Press) France will insist on
a full investigation into the causes
which precipitated the present crisis
in Germany.
This stand on the part of France
was indicated in officials circles,
APPLIES to the payment due July Is
which France holds should be held
and unless President Dubois, French
representative on the commission is
in the minority, the payment Will
have to be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
Lower Discount Rates

LONDON. July 13.-(Bv The As
sociated Press)-The Bank of E2g-
land today lowered its discount
rates to 3 per cent, a reduction OF
one-half per cent from the fisure
established on June Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
Craig i'm London

LONDON. July 13--Sir James
Craig. the Ulster premier. arrived
in London today and with the
Marquis OF Londonderry and other
cabinet members. interviewed the
colonial secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
Editor Evening News:
n4h M hnN M

Editor Evening News:
Perth Amboy, N. j.
Dear Sir:
Our first band concert is over ana
il is but natural to expect criticism
favorab BILE or oth.rwise, and honest
criticism is desired. Mr.. Lembcke
deserves credit for making the best
of a bad condition. If some pubic
spirited builder had made a port
able stand that could be taken from
one place to another. raised three
or four feet from the ground, ana
been placed in the center of the PARK
the music would have sounded ret-
ter and the people would have better
enjoyed it. .,.
The players were put in an 1i,.yla aWk- &
ward position owing to the lighting.
am enclosing s37 as a further
announcement. The donors are;
George Triculis, s5; Steve Pasterasy
s25; H. Davidson, IS: F. Katz. 81
and Cash, 50. Eighteen instruments
are not enough for open air concerts.
There should be at least twenty-five.
Yours truly,
A. N. CLEAVER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
New Move in Ward Case

WHITE PLAINS, July 1S.-Mrs:
n. Willard Curtis, mother-in-law OF
Walter S. Ward, has been served
with a subpoena and will appear be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Nor
schauer tomorrow to tell what she
knows of the alleged conspiracy or
Wards father. George S. Ward to
defeat the ends of justice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
Fourteen Killed in Cairo

CAIRO. July 13 (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-Fo1rteen persons
were killed and 20 others seriously
injured through the fall of the root
of the Abu Ella Mosque during the
celebration of the Feast of the Pa
tron Saint today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
ANOTHER HITCH
At THE HAGUE
Feeling That Conference at
the Hague Will be Ended
in Short Time

THE HAGUE, July 13.-(By The
Associated Press)-The non-Russian
sub-commission on private property
unanimously adopted today a reso-
luton that in the light of views ex-
pressed yesterday on the restoration
of foreign property, it would serve
no useful purpose to continue the
meeting.
This resolution was forwarded
to the Russian representatives here
and also to the full commission. 1t
was egaroed as the first of the for
NAL steps for the conclusion of the
conference.
M. Litvinoff said in an interview
that the non-Russian delegates had
clearly agreed to make the confer
ence a failure and were trying to
pin the Russians down to answer
questions in order to justify break
ing up the meeting.
I'VE have had no reply TO our re-
peated requests for definite state
ments regarding what credits we
arc to get for reconstruction he
said Instead of defihite answers
we get lectures on confidence aid
how to restore confidence. UntCr-
tunately confidence is not marketable
in Europe under present conditions.
IF we cannot ger credits through
the governments we shall get pri-
vate credits. Perhaps we shall get
less money, but we can retain our
self-respect. The Danish delegate
even suggested that Russia ought to
be willing to accept financial cen
troll such as Turkey has.
Il want to prophesy that to-
morrow's meeting will be a kind of
religious ceremony, as today's meet
ings were. and that after the confer
ence is broken up the non-Russians
will meet and adopt resolutions de-
nouncing and blaming US for the
failure and will pledge themselves
not to undertake further separate
negotiations with Russia.
But that pledge will be broken
shortly-it won't amount to any
thing Russia is prepared to fight
another decade. Europe cannot ig-
more 150,000,000 Russians"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
DepIOre Violence

CHICAGO, July 13.-Union head
quarters of the striking shopmen is
sued a statement today deplorlng
violence in connection with the
walkout, and declaring that the
strikers were carrying out we'll dis
ciplined strike.
The statement blames violence on
irresponsible persons, troops, United
States marshal and railroad gunmen.
(Continueo on page %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

Loans against short term mortsagss
trade acceptsnces AMI other coia,s;fs,.S cs;1.,.S
~ r.. Ae' - 1563i-7-l5-Str
'"s' Sr~a1 & IA x-.<sax
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

Have you seen the Motorbungalo?
home on wheels at Dorsey Motors.
15635-7-13-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

Typewriters, ali standard makes
Comegys & Bro. Smith and Elm Streets.
14z45-5-25-tt' Thurs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

why girls leave home is a mystery es-
pecially now when they bring 1t with
them. See the Motorbungalo at Dorsey
Motors 15635-7-l3-1t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

II it's for the Ford you can get Il AZ
Dorsey Motors. 15sS5-I-lS-lt'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13

We handle only common sense Ford ac-
csssories Dorsey Motors
l5535-7-l5-lts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
Fear of Deadlock

Fear of Deadlock
LONDON, July 13 (By The AS
sociated Press)-Prime Minister
Lloyd George told the house of COM
mons he was afraid deadlock had
occurred at the Hague.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-13
many ATTEND FIRST BAND CONCERT GIVEN last NIGH
WEATHER.

Fair and cooler
tonight and Fri
udy. ...a .'a t..
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14

BATAVIA, Sept s--salawats tDut. New
York
q HARRY. Sept s--.willaston tnr,, Bos-
ton.
TRIESTE, Sept a-~Anna titaD. Phila-
deiphia
Shields, Sept o--ocean Prince tpr).
Tacoma.
RouEN, Sept o-Paui Paix tBr). New
Orleans.
Kobe, Sept 1o--Toyarna Maru tJap,.
Tacoma.
GLASGOW, Sept t2--Anacortes. Balti-
more
FowBY, Sept 1s---Kashu Maru tJap),
Philadelphia
LONDON. Sept 1s---Andania tBr,, Mont.
sABANG, Sept 1o--Eurybates (Br), New
York.
NEWPORT, England Sept 12--ciara
Camus utai1, New York
MADEIRA, Sept 12--Corfe Castle tBr1.
from Cape Townl New York.
GIBRALTAR, Sept 12--Cyclops fBr)
Qrofn Hongkong, etc), Boston and New
York; Idomeneus (Brl. New York
HAMBURG, Sept 10--IIilde Hugo SHINES
(Ger), New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2--Cornishman (Br)
Montreal
CARDIFF. Sept 12--panier stBr}, New
penare tBr). Halifax. NJ 8.
HAVRH. Sept LIZA Bourdonnals (Fr,,
New York.
PORT TALBOT. Sept 12--whateley
Hail 1Brl Philadelphia,
ANTWERP. Sept Ia -- Cardigansf1Ire
tBr) Crom Han.burg), sam Francisco
RIO DE JANEIKO, Sept 13--Americau
Legion Grom Buenos Ayres) New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Motor Ship William Penn
Has Years Record Trip
Report of Captain Shows Great
Economies in Voyage Around
the World: Repairs. Sl00

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.--The Will
liam Penn, government cargo ship,
has just completed a record years
service, entailing an outlay of less than
S1o0 for repairs during the period,
Commissioner William S. Benson of the
Shipping Board announced to-day. The
vessel, which is commanded by Cap
tain r. H. Wright, travelled total dis
tance in nautical miles of 44,7S1 knots
without an involuntary stop and suf-
fered no breakdown of any sort. The
vessel is twin screw motor ship, Of
1875 deadweight tons, propelled by
Diesel engines installed by William
Cramp & Sons, of Philadelphia.
Captain Wright took command of
the William Penn at New York August
z, 1921. On her first voyage around
the world she covered total distance
of 28,581 knots. She ended her years
service on the south coast Of Ceylon.
Her average speed for the year was
11.16 knots an hour, her approximate
fuel consumption was thirteen tons a
day and her average consumption q
day in port was sixty-four gallons.
In his report to the Shipping Board
Captain Wright attributed much of the
credit for the years showing to O..
Olsen, chief engineer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Arrived Yesterday

st Mary 1T3r). Tela Sept 9; to United
Fruit Co. With / pass and fruit; Pier 10,
Verona tesor), Port Antonio Sept 6; to
Di, Giorgio Fruit Corp. with pass ana
Baltic (Dan). Tamplco Sept &: to Rob
ert l. Hague. with crude oil; Constable
Tordenskioid tNor). Nuevitas Sept Z; to
Munson Line, with sugar; Yonkers X
Nasconia tBrl. London Aug soi 70 Gun
ard Co. Ltd. with .mdse; Pier y, n ~ s'
Napies ,hssnaSa sS to oen0a Maj Mailopy & Co. with
mdse; Pier 3. Army Base B'klyn.
Natal Aug 3. Aigoa Bay s. st Vincent. c VI,
90 via Boston Sept Il; to Barber s Co.
ea choyo os Msru ,f' tJap5. ia Powey Aug as; to
Simpson, spence & Young. with china
clay; Pier IA. ssaneton, s. I.
yeiins IL tNorl. Mckinnont - Har1or ,,t,tr
plaster Newark, n J. 49,,
Munamar Nuevitas Sept s, Havana 9Th,
Nassau 10th; to the Munson Line. with S3
pass mails and mdse; Pier 9, u r. -.
city Of Savannah. Savannah Sept 10;
to the Ocean Go. with pass, mails and
Guftrade Post Arthur; to the Gulf Re-
fning Co. with mdse; Bayonne. N ].
Bayonne. Philadelphia Sept IL; to the
Meiyo Maru (Jap), Ilolio June 30, Yoko-
hama July 15, San Francisco Aug z, Girls
tobal 24th. Philadelphia Sept 12; to the
Toyo Kaisha, with mdse; Pier IA, Staple
cnffwood. West Hartlepool Aug 2s to
Lykes Bros, with coal (6,1o3 tons); stein
s, Aden Maru e5spl caraiff e #, Aug as a,s to
vtor Slip. Erie Basin. B'klyn.
Satanta fBr). Tampico Sept s; to the
Standard Transportation Co. with crude
oil: Pier 5, Bayonne. N j.
vschtdijS (Dp, Buenqs Ayres avg Aus; T.
Co, with mdse; Bayonne. N j.
Polonia DAM. Danzig Sept /; to Baltic
American Line. with pass, mails and mdse
Paloma tCuban).' Nassau. Sept 8; to
Munson Line, with mdse, Pier 10, X.
Lake AXE, Gilboa. Wilmington, y g Sept II;
Eastern Dawn. Philadelphia. Sept II; to
Black Diamond S S Co, with mdse: Shady
Cederic (Nor). Philadelphia, Sept II; to
Q Stray, with mdse; Pier 4, Army Base.
city of Flint, Philadelphia. Sept 1s: to
Kerr S Co. with mdse; 57th st, B'kyn.
Deico. Colon, Aug 20; to Moore & Nc
Cormack, with mdse: Pier liza, Wee
Luckenbach. Tacoma. Aug IT: San
Frqsnciseo, & :, Aug Is; Colon, Sept g. to Luck
Steel Ranger. San Francisco Aug 22;
vechtdijk (DD, Buenos Ayres, Aug IA;
70 Harriss Magill, with mdse; Pier A, Erie
Edward L Doheny, Tampico. Sept 8; to
Ridge. B'klyn.
Gulhight, outside Sandy Hook, cleaning
tanks; to Gulf Refining Co. in ballast;
Schr Mary l. Baxter, Charleston, Sept s !:
to Master with mdse: off Clifton, S I.
Schr Spindrift. Georgetown. S C: to
Master. with mdse; -.
Villemoes Qceland), ReykjavilS, Sept j !.
to Bennett, Hvoself & Co, with mdse: off
Quarantine.
Winnebago, Philadelphia, Sept IL; off
Quarantine.
Castemoor (Br), Shields. Aug 80; to
Init Charterng Co, With mdse; off Quar-
antine.
tine
Vittorio Emanuele III (ItaD, Norfolk
for Glasgow and Avonmouth
Hiarius (Br), Boston for Buenos Ayres.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Doorrrlan 4 Qualities
AS TTootch SniHer
I'm Abduction Case
Tells Court He Got Whit
Before Tenant Quit Taxi,
but Says Mr.. Weber IL
as Respectable as He Is

Martin Cleary, doorman in West
Side apartment house, testifying be-
fore Justice Burr in the Supreme
Court yesterday, qualified for q joE
in Henry Fords booze detection de.
partment.
Cleary was witness in the contro-
versy between l.. Lawrence WebeT, the
atrical manager, and his former wife,
Mrs. Edith Mallor Dillon, an actress
and now the wife of Jack Dillon, a
motion picture director. L. Lawrence
Weber jr., four years old, was given
into the custody Of Mr.. Weber when
he obtained a divorce. Mrs. Dillon, it
is alleged, abducted the child, but was
compelled to produce him in court in
habeas corpus proceedings. The
Weber boy is in tho custody Of Justice
Louis Marcus, of the Supreme Court
Of Buffalo, pending the outcome of
Mrs. Dillon's application for divided
custody with Mr.. Weber Of their son,
Justice Marcus has the child with him
in the apartment Of Mr.. Weber, where
the jurist is temporarily staying.
Burr yesterday, and Cleary was wit
ness for Mrs. Dillon. Cross-examined
by former Senator Edgar 7. Bracket,
counsel for Mr.. Weber, the doorman
told of an occasion when he saw Mr..
Weber come home intoxicated
"You got his breath as you opened
the door and he stepped out?" asked
Senator Bracket.
"Before them" replied Cleary.
"When the taxi stopped?" inquired
the attorney.
Before then" repeated the witness.
GAS soon as you saw him ?"
"Before then. / don't touch anything
myself, but where.it's around know it."
1t was the only time during the theat-
rical managers tenancy in the apart
ment house, Cleary said, in reply to a
question, that he had seen Mr.. Weber
that~way, but he had no doubt about his
condition on that occasion for Mr..
Weber, he said, fell call over himself"
when he tried to pay the taxicab
driver.
Cleary testified that many women
were callers at the Weber apartment.
Asked whether he regarded the house as
respectable, the witness answered in
the affirmative. "Now about Mr.. Weber,
do you regard him as respectable 2"
asked Senator Bracket.
''I guess he is respectable enough-in
his way"
GAS respectable as you or me?"
~ think he is not any more respect
able than I am. He has more money"
"Do you think he is as respectable as
ain?" asked Senator Bracket.
Maybe you know" the witness re-
piled.
The hearing will be continued on
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day

1puS At-nuy
Hallgram. Barry, Aug "a z Kleppe & Co
Bolivian. Manchester. Aug 27;
Egremont, Port Said. Aug 30. Kerr s s Co
Siieue. Gibraltar. Aug 81. Three Star Line
Hawaiian, Los Angeles. Aug 25.
United American Lines
Bowes Castle. Gibraltar. Aug a7.
Barber s Lines
Knud II, Sunderland. Aug 90.
Howich Hall. harrington. Aug ss.
Isthmian s $ Lines
Casticmoor. Shields, Aug 80.
International Chartering Co
Iver Heath. Newport, Aug 90 Canada s Co
Grande Gaarde. San Francisco. Aug 1s.
Mesaba, London, Sept 2Atiantic iran Line
servian Prince. Buenos Ayres. Aug 20.
Furness. Witty q Co
Due Tomorrow
Canadian Leader, Auckland Aug 4,
Wilford & Mckay
Alstern. birmingham. Aug 20,
City of Lucknow, Gibraltar. Aug IS,
songdal, Santos. Aug 10,
s o Stray s Corp
Due Saturday
Carenco, Marseilles, Sept l.
carna. Middlesboro, Sept Funch- -Eidye
Heider Buenos Ayres, Sept /. Funch- -Edye
Eastern Iraoer, Honolulu, Aug 21.
Tampa 1nterocean s Co
Black Diamond S Co
Due Sunday
Tonawanda. Hull, Sept 2. Robert L Hague
Calico, Hull. Sept z.
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Henrik Lund, Cardiff, Sept g.. w Gilbert
Californian. Liverpool Sept 2 via Boston
United American Lines
A f Luckenbach, San Francisco, Aug 81.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Monday
Crawford, Barry. Sept 2. u Ship Board
Christiania Aug 81
Norweg ian American Line
Bellheld. Hull, Sept g.. ......... James Ball
Hoosac, London, Sept O.. Furness- Withv
Java Arrow, Gibraltar, Sept /.
Robert L Hag ue
Due Tuesday
Erdely Gibraltar, Sept d Phelps Bros
Eastern Leader, Hartlepoo, Sept S.
Knoxville City. Los Angeles, Sept i.
Isthmian Lines
Due Wednesday
Alpine Range, Mtddlesboro, Sept 6.
r, 49,, Furness. Witty & Co
Bessegyen. Bilbao. Sept @. Garcia & Dia2
Due Thursday. Sept FL
Fenchurch. Malaga. Sept d,
hongelv Androssan Sept 8, A''Ns'l 20
S Q Stray S Corp
N NJ Smith
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Cleared

Garmania (Br), Nelson: Queenstown
aha q liverpool; as,e cunard s. S Go.
Shipping Co.
w yS3Gln., schr Ada Tower (Bro. Pratt: Gaspe; f
c conte Rosso GD. cignonl; Naples and
Genoa; Lloyd sabaudo Line.
Manchuria, Feeder; Hamburg via Plym-
:. Algonquin. McKenzie Monte Cristi and
Puerto Plata; Clyde s S Co.
and a0ESSs Eondon ely RT Mp5phGy Go Liverpool
delphi; Mdhsi; Norton. 9T,oa.. Lilly s C:
United American Lines.
+. El Lago, Lange; New Orleans; Southern
= Herman Frasch, Mckenzie; Sabine;
Union Sulphur Co.
= 81 Mundo, Nelson; Galveston; Southern
city of Savannah, Borurn; Savannah;
Ocean 8 Co.
,edd HaTeld patro WaIksr Val, Jones; Tampco; uas
Matura (Br), Kirkby; Grenada. Trinidad
II, Rochamoeau tFr), Rollin;~ Havre;
II NJ Flagler, Michaelsson; Rotterdam;
Robert l. Hague.
Metapan, Barratt; Kingston and Cristo-
bal; United Fruit Co
strathearn (Brl. Mackenzie; Liverpool
Francisco (Br), Wilkins; Hull and Ant
werp: Ellerman's Wilson Line.
6. Taurus lNog>:. !, Void; Rio de Janeiro and
Norfolk (Br), Sutherland Leither and
Dundee TO Philadelphia; Furness, Withy
G. Co.
George II Jones. White; Tampico: Rob-
ert l. Hague.
Giuseppe Verdi UD, stagnaw Palermo
Naples and Genoa via Boston; Mcdonnell
& Truda
Hamilton. Nelson: Norfolk: Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
Mohawk, ingram: Charleston and Jack
sonville; Clyde S S Co.
ootmarsum {Dut), Wiser; Philadelphia;
Van Nievelt Goudriaan.
Calvin Austin. Holmes; Boston; East
ern S Co
Karlsvik tsw1, Hogstedt; Montreal; J L
Jensen.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Navy Orders

From The Tribune's washington Bursag
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s--Nayy orders
issued to-day follow:
Hartigan, Com G. G., to Washington.
Wadsworth, Com. A. S., to Boston
Adams, 1t. H.. to Philadelphia
Chase, 1t. N. b., to aircraft squadron,
battle fleet.
Gumz, 1t. L. w. to U. s. S. Charleston.
Hell, 1t j., TO Indian Head
Hurt, Lit S. H, to Annapolis
Leffler, 1t. c. D.. to Annapolis
Lewis 1t. NJ L., to Annapolis.
Mackiin 1t. w. A. s., to i. S. s. Robert
% Sinclair, Il Lt. H.. to 8 & snnspsi1a s s. Sirius
Davis, 1t. g. 81 H. b.. to.U. s. S. Fuller.
kar,a 8 s n t. E. tS fS SaR g. s. r5aRsisse Rossft
Martin. 1t. q. 81 w. P, to U. S. S.
EDDY. Ems. NJ; f., to Pearl Harbor
Jennings Ems, W; r., to Pacific feet.
Lind, Ems. A. L., to New York
Nielsen. y Ems. 6. G.. to y s. s. yestal,
s@nsgtop ssrssT Ems En9 p g. x Y s s ceiferna
Waller, Ems. Il, b., to aircraft squadron,
KiansTGs CAPT eapt " to % ARaaR1s
Espach, Lit Com w g., to Manila. 90
Bowling, 1t. G. b.. to Aaatic station.
Eakins, Lit. h. j., to Squadron o.
Fite, Lit. III. b.. to u. S. S Texas
Merrill. 1t. II. P, to Asiatic station.
Porter, lit. ), e., to San francisco
Schwartz. 1t. J. H. TO San Francisco
Wilson, Lit. T., to Hawaii
Gondit 1t. L. T.. to san Francisco.
Karker. 1t Com. M. H., to Brooklyn.
Kittrelle, Lit. r. L., to Washington
Smith, Lit. 81. 3D. l.. L., to New York
Whitaker, Ems Il. H.. to U. .. s. Reuben
James.
Avery, Gun. NJ, to Cayey.
Lunney. Gun. f. S., to fuget Sound.
Verbrugge, CHI. Mach. L., TO Cagite
Sarsheld. Ch. Carp p. to New York.
Mcintyre, Carp. w. G., to Mare Island
Paul, Carp. J. p. to u s. Tennessee
esruebele, Ap, elk. J. G.. 10 San Diego.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Fire Record
pAMAGE,

NJ DAMAGE.
Printing Co .........s.a.. .rnkn nown
t:2s-Park av-. the Bronx; Katz &
Cohen ............. Trffline
s;se--Wiiliamsburg Bridge; auto
sa.. unknnwn =. .ss.s..., Trifling
ao;So-42f W. 24sth ST: Evans Film
CO.: manufacturing ......s.s sTrifing
lo;sa-Front OF S1I e. Tooth ST.; auto
umkEoWn -. Trifling
u S;4S--5n " 1i2th St; William Cot
p. ~. '.'.'1. ~. = ohknossn
i:os-as cornelia st.; Carl Abanese,
.,r oxxx Unknown
a:le--lssd St G and Morris az oasa0wn ssa
Bronx: vacant iot..... Unknown
S'ss--zs5d SC. and Webster ay. the
Bronx auto; y. Altman & Co.
s'so-pier So. North River. ". 18th =
ST.. auto; George Ludea IJulnnvvn
Ssee-S3 Alien ST.. James Lorch: dry
s:1o--442 sth av,: Frank verden :
stein 80. .ss.5.. slight
e:ao--sS w, sist IT.; Gunther Pierce.
s:so--ss East ia2a ST.: Besals reider. haa0Wa
s;so--ss7 East iTssh st, Bronx JOS. Is'A
s:st-Iss West STAT a. yosel & CO.
Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Civ Island

e. BOUND soUTH-Maravi (Br), Boston
ior ha a,,sst new & York, to the United Fruit Co. in
sor ss for Newburgh, with plaster to l.ig-
EInson 4In nsa.a Mfg 6 Co; Arthur Fl wicker (Br),
iaowaao iath ~ s,y, Say, n s.. for New York, with
ia.n nto 70 Snupe Terminal Corp; Mary II An
usrseh iatS eBri. Liscomb, for New York, with
ni,ff 1aun 70 Homan &c Puddington, North
GnIle S,e lBrl, Parrsborc for New York. win
lumber 70 Blanchard LumSer Co. Gyynfhln mia
MIA ster Gfiri1n IN windsor for Newburgh, with
pja 10 70 70 1lgginson Mfg, Co: Laura Ar
me ne baTneS Windsor for Newhurg. with
parsesr sar fa 70 Higginson Mfg Co. Azua, wind
si,sd sGp LOT ,NeWburgh. with plaster 70 Hig
Tor Tor New York with piling to I.earv 1o'is, (,
with WITH latb 1tbtaska' ao = Jonesboro, for New York.
sirnmans 10 no Gustay RAIDER; Laforrest L
Frank Dean 'oth, 10
M BouNn M ElAsT--schrs: Ralph Parsons.
Wy, iork Tor Boston: Centennial New
yoris ork fo Ior Boston; Isaac Sherwood, New
1o.k 81 Tor oyster Bay. -"
York;. Bucksport Shfoh New
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
American Ports

BALTIMoRB, Sept 1a-Arrived; Thomas >
1Xn.s Krag Mor), Nor Rio De Jansiro; Albert q
GuD, Boston and New York, Ysseldi1k
pool Via Philadeiphia. Sailed: Santa 1' Ana,
Norfolk and New York Borgestad (Nor),
Tuxpan (returned with boiler trouble) !;
ormes CBr) Port Antonio; Caclques, Los
folk.
BOSTON, Sept 1o-Arrived: Greeian,
Everett, sydney, c B; orla. naltlmore: s. alpqe
Meumee. Norfolk; Ontario, Philadelphia; /;
ormidale; Norfolk;
phur No s, Freeport. Sailed: Leviot (Brj,
HdmhquTg; HhqnIAI FL Sol New New York to-, so.
western Miller (Mr>. London.
HAVANA. Sept 13--Arrived: Calamares,
New, York; Essequibo (Bro. New York
PANAMA CANAL, criatobal, Sept 12-
Arrived: Heredia. New Orleans; Toloa
GBr), New. York. Sailed; Ecuador (from
Grom San Francisco Philadelphia !;
Tudorstar (Br) (from Cardiff). San Fran
MONTREAL, Sept 1s-Arrived: Bats
ford (Br), London; Istria tBr). ImmIng-
ham; Teespool (Br), New York; Cornish
Point Point {Bro, go, Hull. Sailed: Maria Raco
NEW ORLEANS GPort Eads,, Sept 10
Arrived: Callabasas, Chapara, Cuba; Man
aqua (Nic), Bluetields: Tiger, north Eu-
rope; cera ,tNor), Mobile. Sailed: AntiI-
pasf easconisr tBr>, AAntwerp; Aancho (Hondj'
Seantic, Port Arthur; sigvald (Dan),
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1s- Arrived: :
S'vartford. tNor), Tanamo; Philip Pub
licker Vita; Bristol city (Br), Bristol;
Samland tBclgo, New York: Carts New
York Sailed: Navaring (Br), Port Arthur:
Marglt Skogland (Nor), Montreal; Winnie.
bagp, New York; Maple. New York; West
Lashaway, Naples. ETC. via New York:
Commodore Rollins tNor), Port Antonio:
Jose lNor), Port Antonto WiIlsolo, Pa.
clfio Coast ports via New York; Nitro.
Newport News; Virginia, Port Arthur:
Mar Blanco (Spanl, Galveston; schr Anan.
=, PoRTLAND, laSIs1I., Me, Sept Arrived:
Ethel tbhe ,I IRadeliffs {Br). Cardiff Brighton
roI PoRTLAND, Rdl,1A Ore. Sept 1a-sailed: Tor
united Kingdom; Minnesotan, New York.
, 81 San s.pfs PpfKANScIsco, Ssl, Sept 1ss-,Arriyed:
Mary Mary Jap)' Mongkong; President Lincoln,
ongkong; West Catanace, Toba Maru
(Jap), New York; Manoa, Honolulu.