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New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Board Settles
Ship Disputes
With Pioneers
Thompson Completes Task in
Negotiations Here; Deals
Made With 2 Lines Yester-
day, Says Commissioners

agreement has been reached between
"a. Shipping Board and all pioneer
purchasers Of government vessels, Com
missioner Frederick |. Thompson said
yesterday. Meetings were held at the
local Offices OF the board, IS Broadway.
az which settlements We're made with
.ie Williams ard the Susquehanna
steamship lines. Mr.. Thompson said
that his work in connection with these
companies Is now completed. Details
were not divuIged.
Originally there were seventy steam
shit lines which bought 100 vessels OF
more than 100000 deadweight tons
on contracts, involving about $3.50 o0o,-
900 at the high prices prevailing after
the war. The depression in shipping
made II impossible for most of them
20 pay, with the result that the board
was forced 10 compromise on the best
terms possible.
aThe principle established by the
board in adjusting these cases" Mr.
Thompson said. "has been to preserve
fhe integrity OF American flag shipping
and 20 protect the trade routes which
mad been established. This principle
has been followed in all instances;
Since Mr. Thompson returned IRON
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Sailed Yesterday

-, Orleans. San Pedro; Alcinous (Br,.
Sylnsspors ydobs,r. via Nortoih wray Castle tsri,
stone Couuty Philadelphia; Anglo chtlean
tbrl, Cardiff Jor anoy, Norfolk Davanger
poGf'' poGt Lae9s persh AAmeoy wlaara Rockefeller,
Mauretsnia C6r) Sortnan9nton ana 'SSi,,,s' S,,as,'
eouts s Lenape. Jacksonville and Charles.
SCnc, fSon' .nHaEs Mayaro IBID, Grenaia: Katrina
l,uTef'l6a,h Los Angeles sangamon, Cor
via boston; Michael Tracy, Norfoilt Ae 3 : 'fs d
Mslaep nam pi,essmelphs esM Guifsar Port Arthur
T@ntsyideSo S9"'t ,al ,sa'ttnmore' Hiiarius tBr},
City Of Lahole ,Br). Caicutts: Isnsna IIsns,@
ooh9rGesdqn oagTnsso ana ,, Jseksonyile ri Captain
ssisem sisen10" 1on9en s3ei1 ,ols izs Fr) Baltimore
CITY OF 81 Louis. Savannah 'pula !,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
American PORTS

.BALTIMoREA Sept ?6-Arr,vad. w.,
Maria css CITY eof,nde r., T;,nL Viafugl (Nor,, Port
Penolyer Dr>, Rio RIe'fI de- .Iana,n9): nr): ,Roston;
SeM N,s YORK Sailed Manhattan iBri a"hne' hnt
der @ gna Eotterdam via Norfolk: Tre,yi9 VIZ :
BOSTON. Sent ss-Ar.,,oa.
FOLK fPIEi0'Ti 3 ordniaale Norfolk Corsica Io Nor.
New YoTiS Fnpssn, sefroIE ENoSfoJs sinclair,
nnr Haer Port Lobos; MeIrose. sydn.s.' Iees%i-
Ha,'eo pa, sadte Mac (Br). 81 Pierre st,.,,a ~ %
York; M ''a city rorIa IN sGydney e coaxet, New
LIuIck,eabach; Pacific Coast ports via ph,,. j
,oora 1pa's gloucester. Norfolk ana Rail-
sex, Norfolk, Rubens Gr) pnre rexas MiGdle- ca,
schr John Rraceweu (from pss,.Sty lily
y - New Haven. @rrsporo'
~ zap, Hull EngIanl Finemor,ne ,e NAT, Maru
''5Sg"@s Tse,' Irarsportation. Norfolk sa,,n3} s,n,l}
nan I'hlfhSus inT5 5hl. 55hrl. New York; Dundren- s,
ian lanes aaa Preqton via New YorlS; VII VII.
5tasn Itsa = McI emmy Pacific ports Via W.
toGx, Norfolk. Norfolk va rye"
Nofoaneriha tDan), New York ana reu s1.ti
eseaed for Cuba; Coldbrool, JaeKsontp,,',a proo =
9aelksonyiiie Is and proceeded for New yorls .
I.aSe 1s Einfre. Boston and procee,e5 IN
Jaob "a sonviile tug Wellington with he re- reg
DELAWARE RREAKwATER ns, o..
gsv, Saw-ATTiyed; vas Sch George w. Eizey 'ep. Jp
,s',at <ai-f SION, Sept 2e--Arrived. Nor5to
tssns sSwa'' sreepori; Patrick Henry. New Or orc
Nstx VIZ riohSSlace. Se.. Tan1pico; San Jacinto
i,Sw f,s,', ORR Settler tBr), TrinI3ad sand. /.
Dspiomat lBr), Liverpool; Vacuum. hTa PbiIa !.
neasoa nelpala a1s SnSe3aw; gas. NV York. Bryan b
n' I'omaop,. 'fsw cn foT.: E'dgsfeia. Havre and
Tia 10 on Roads. P'i's VIA
IA nAMRToN ,.I ROADS. Sept 2s--Arrives.
I;srs ~ y iiSs@le S IBID Havana. City OF PeSin
Achiiies. Baltimore: saccara pha. Rottani, G.H
@am; Snearsieo; Trieste. Sailed: We~ta
il..1osnstelerne Tjo,nson tNor). New Yo,,e Yore
@ordf5ald lNor)- Rotterds sydic tS,y,'
s,aIinouth; Ha u1iiion, New YORK, Goa homa
1obht9. Literpool: David Lloyd Ceorga
tss1. Dunkisk; Manchursan Prince gsri =
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
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New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

abroad, the middle Of the meath, he
sias reached conclusions with the 0ri-
entail Navigation Company. Moore &
Mccormack, North Atlantic and West
errl, Black Diamond. the Williams and
SusQuehanra companies. While the
Ltckanbach matter has not yet been
adjusted, IL is the view of Mr. Thomp-
son that Edgar +. Luckenbach and
Chairman Lasker, have arrived at a
basis for settlement which will take
care of that Issue satisfactorily. The
hoard stiIi has to wind up it's affairs
with the poiisb-American Navigation
Corporation and the American Fuel Oil
and Transportation Company, but these
are placed in different classification.
The ships bought by the former went
through the Bankruptcy scarts. w.,ie
the latter involved on.s The rSconai~
tjonsGg OF five chips which have never
been placed In operation.
With the exception of the Atlantic,
Gulf and Pacific Steamship Company.
whose vessels were taken by the board
IN active operation. MIR. Thompson said
that the settlements with the pioneer
purchasers have not involved disturb
ance OF any existing trade routes.
Financial arrangements in connec-
ton with the settlements have been
handled by I'll. s. Kimball, former vice.
president of the Emergency Fleet Corr
poration and now fiscal agent for the
board in New York. Most of the pre-
liminary adjustments of contracts were
Eaade by Mr.. Kmball.
The Williams Steamship Company
announced yesterday, following the
conference with Mr.. Thompson, that 1t
contemplates adding four or five ves-
sells to its fleet. This will give prac-
tically double the tonnage now owned
by the company 1t is understood that
the line settled with the Shipping
Board on the basis of about $50 q
deadweight ton, involving four vessels
of $4,000 tons. George 7. Williams
president of the company, is leaving
shortly for the Pacific Coast.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

dock late to-day at Pier SO. N r tweat
Esthonia (Dan>. Copenhagen Sept IS; to
Baltic American Lines with mails; Is cx-
pected 10 dock afternoon at Pier s. hush
Docks Bkiyn.
Due Tomorrow
Sierra Nevada crew. Ger>, Bremen Sept
Ie to North German Lloyd with mails; la
expected to dock at foot 6th st, tIobbken.
Silvia tBr}, st Johns Sept 60; to Bo"ring
Bros with mails; viii dock at Java st,
Tiyives. Kingston Sept 49, to United
Fruit Co with malls; is expected to dock
forenoon st pier TO- E II tIaiden Lane)
seam sDf0 Navisaon STi ca Sfp wh as IS ex
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 42. N Il
Morton stl.
Furr ess. withy & Co with mails: is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 95. N r
(West 66th ST..
Due Friday
Aqultan;a tBr), Southampton Sept 90;
to Cunard 8 s CO with mails; is expected
20 dock tforeE oon at Pier 54 r (West
America. Bremen Sept 20; to U 5 Lines
at Pier 4, Hoboken.
Chicago ORR, Havre Sept 10; to French
Line with mails; Is expected TO dock fore
Reliance. Hamburg Sept 19: to Unte3
American Lines with mails; will dock at
Pier s6. " e.
Due Saturday
Vessel. Port, Agency.
Laconia, Queenstown Sept 81.
Cunard 8 Co
Ryndam. Plymouth. Sept 81.
Holland America Line
MORO Castle, Havana, Sept 21.
y z & Cubs Mail 8 S Co
Camorai. Cristobal, Sept 23...uS s Army
Due Sunday
Cedric. Liverpool. Sept 2s. White Star Line
constantinople. Algiers. Sept Is;
Giulio cesare, Naples. Sept q:
Philadelphia Curacao. Sept rs
Bliss Dallett & Co
Calamares. Port Limon, Sept 23
United Fruit Co
DUE Monday
Paris, Havre, Sept 25...F French Line
Bergensfjord. Bergen. Sept 22.
Norwegian American Line
HelIig olav, Copenhagen Sept 81.
Scrn innvian- A mercan Line
Dante Alighieri, Genoa, Sept 18.
Beyidere, Trieste sept is. ...Pheips Bros .
Santa Elisa cristo6sl' Sept q. Ss
Cameronia Glasgow. Sept 2S. Anchor Line
, San Lorenzo, San Juan, sept 49,
n & Porto Rico Line
Fort ST George Bermuda Sept 90
Furness Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Majestic Southampton. Sept 81.
Munargo, Nassau, Sept 30 81. Munson Lines ines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Report G.. E. Company Will
Elccfrify Brazilian Railway

RIO DE JANEIRo, Sept. 2e.---Al-
though contract has not yet beer
signed, the "Diario," the official gov
ernment newspaper, announces that
the $4,000, 900 plan for the electritica-
tion Of the Brazilian Central Railway
will be taken over by the General Eler
tric Company. Willem B. Van Dyck
head of the General Electric Company
In Brazil, said to-day that work would
begin as soon as the contract was
formally signed. lie expected that the
work would require four years, and
that numerous technical men from tho
United States would be employed.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

Roma, Marseiiins, q PM. aIst at. B'kiyn
Ecuador, gristobal. Pm. ..s,.s4 -, n *
parilna, st Thomas, II AM. s......As, u
Sail Saturday
Lafayette, Havre, IL AM..ss...ss 81. " II
Rotterdam, Rotterdam, IL 81
bth st. uoboken
Baltic. Liverpool IL M.4....s.... 60. ~ II
Ornpesn Hamburg. 4 PMs ..s....s.4a. y X
Lsusand Antwerp, IL M....,..... 5s, " H
Homcric. Southampton, 15PM... SO. " r.
Pres Fillmore. Bremen. i2 M...3. Hobonen
Eastern Glen, Cape Town, IL NJ.
g. Army base, Bklyn
Belvidere, Riga. "a M..,..,....a2 Bklyn
West HumhRw, Dakar, IL M. !. u. Bhlyn
Brorte. Monterlleo, II AM IL Hohakeu
Silvia, st johns. II AM. Java sti Hhlyn
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. IL AM, 95, II r
Tcloa. Port Limon, la M. ,....... q. ~ II
Maracaibo. Cusacao, IL M.......t1, Bkiyn
Porto Rico. San Juan, II M.....35, B'klyn
Drizasz. Havana, / PM - ......,1< Err
nu ivar. ~ Thomkp ~. Az N n
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Authorize C.. & d. Tss,,e

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. &c. - Stock.
holders of the Chesapeake Ohio Rail
way COMPANY at a special meeting
here to-day authorized an increase o.
sne me capital stock by the issuance OF
900, 600 preferred stock. This will
be, divided into 100000 shares of Sl0o
each, convertible into ormon stock
Authority was given TO the board OF
d-rect ors to issue Immediately s12,-
oes;500 at the aggregate par amount.
TO be known as Series A.
Colorado Powe- Net Up
The report of the Colorado Power
company for August showed gross on.
Grating revenues of Sso,sS1, an in
crease OF 12.7 per cent over August,
a92l; The net operating revenue was
For the twelve months ended Auoust
81 gross revenues amounted to $979 ,O97.
decrease of 11.2 per cent over the
previous year, The net operating rev.
enues were S424,350, decrease Of 1877
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Dangers TO Navigation
(By U s. photographic office>

(By IT 8 UydrorranhIc Officel
Su+,, ..,,,.,. o.. nes ,,e ,,,.;ox,
north h'a'Otie ocCais.oH Cs. 'he american
nv. s.,,.. Nohst
me toiipwihg opst1uct'ons ed s Wete reporseu
oept 1oLn, 81 10, 'oh % ~, .hsee spals spa,
appAtsm.iy t @t.htdso t 10 "a
ate' ."S OF Mnich PIoJsc,eu ~ ~ "u' az qi
W., WA a+ 80 maluo oEpl Ill ~ la' 90 ~,
ION u ~, iarse urltt'ns can buoy, uppes
par p pa'n.ea , wn,te, tower low" paI, coyefeu 9n ~
lat 2s 47. Ion 81 20. passed the same buoy
--MlAhegua'
acc heports
Ice has been reported as follows: Sept
19-Lat "A 03, Ion 48 2S, two small cebergs
broadcast. Sept 16--Lat A a. Ion As
sc, large berg, about 900 fl long and 90 IT
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Sees Improvement in Italy

Business conditions in Ita'y are i'm
proving, according to Lionelo Perera
of Lionello Perera g. Co, bankers, who
has just returned from that country.
"The silk industry. is decidedly good. F"
Mr.. Perera said, "and other lines show
Improvement. There is some talk of q
loan from America, but reliable sources
deny such rumors. Italy does not need
a loan from the United States. She
wi have to buy grain, of course. from
this country, but she has some cotton
lett from last years purchases and
sufficient coal.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Biggest Motor
Ships in World
For u. S. Trade
Swedish Line to Construct
Vessels TO Fulfill Ore
Contract for Beihlehem
Steel Over Twenty Years

Two 21,000-ton Diasel-engined ves-
sells, the largest of their type ss we'll
as the largest cargo ships In the world,
will be built for the ore trade between
Chile and the United States. The
motorships are to be constructed by
Axcl Brostrom & Son, of Gothenhurg.
Sweden, to enable them to fulfill a
twenty-year contract with the Beth
lehem Steel Corporation. The vessels
will be ordered from the Deutschwerke
shipyard at Hamburg, and will be COM
pleted next wear.
Eugene Grace, president of the Beth
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Passenger Ships Due
-w To-day

.4acnw1f.a. Hamburg Sept Is; to American
tAns -i.h mails is expected to dock az
Pier IS. y lWest 18th ST.
Ecuador. Baltimore Sept Is; TO Pacific
Msn s Co with mails; viii dock at $3.50
q m at Pier ss, B'kIyn
'Themistoeies tGrk), Patras Sept 6: to
n GalaEos & Co with mails is expected to
dock forenoon az Pier %, b kiyn.
Wuer.temkrrE {Gerl. Hamburg Sept ~;
10 United American Lines with malls, IS
expected TO dock late to-day or early TO-
marrow at Pyer s.. ~ r tWest 18th str
Auns mar. Suey.tas Sept 90; m Munsor
s Lines with mssiss ~ expected 10 dock
afternoon a: rle. ,. e r. tcoentfns sisp3
Honagric tErs. southampton Sept 20 TO
White Star Line vita mstiss IL expected ge
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Chance Of Masters

James Donohue succeeds L 0 Creitz
command barge Irene
Z Lucas succeeds Samuel f Bruker
command scows 3 Co No 46 and b c Co
No az.
John Comes succeeds Warren Brown
command w S Alden
Irving f kautz succeeds John Swage
command barge Lucy x McAllister
Charles Goidon succeeds Charles f Smith
command barge A Builey,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Vessels Sold

Kumagin, gasoline yacht. 2s tons; sold
by George Leary to Angler B Duke Tor
81 and other considerations.
Orient, gasoline screw. II tons, sold by
Rockaway Oyster Co to D Gumshaw and
Il Anderson for 81 and other considera-
licrs
s c No PIT. gasoline yacht 81 tons sold
by T a Parcels Robert Parcels for 81
and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Maritime Miscellany

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept 26--Reprcsenta-
tives of trans-Pacihc lines operating from
the entire Pacific Coast met here to-day
to discuss final plans for the reorganiza-
tion OF the Pacific Westbound Conference,
with $4,000 guarantee against rate cut
ting. The Texan, BelIngham for New
York via this port. colided with the
Thomas Crowley, trading coast wise, which
was lying In the Columbia River at Lyn-
ton, Ore The Thomas Crowley was
damaged,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
COio~adO Power Net TT,
To Class fv Ieyiathan

The American Bureau of Shipping
yesterday received authorization from
the Shipping Board to classify tha
sLevlathan, now being reconditioned mt
the plant of the Newport News Shin
building and Dry Dock Company. The
nr Iner formerly was classified by the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

Sscund sousl,--schrs Lavolta, Sullivan
Daniel Tompktus Bridgeport for New
YORK; s a Carpenter. New Haven for New
York
New York for Halifax Annie y Mitchell
South Arnboy for Stonlngton. Annie r
Chase, Port Reading for Nantucket:
Charles Lister. South Amboy for Nan.
tuclket; Beret j. New York for Nantucket:
Laforrest |. Simmons, New York for Taun-
ton; Charles Klinck, Perth Amboy for
Providence.
Sailed schr Triton tfrom New York;.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Departures

BuENos AyREs. Sept as--Halzones
rco coNsTANTIXoPIE. Sept le--Aela
GIBRALTAR. Sept IS Duchessa
d Aos,a 90; Cape Race.
John. N b, 20, Giulio cesare 90 New
NAPLES. Sept so-Relvedere ut,. New
TRIESTE. Sept 2o--Federicia ut). New
srIMoScsBK1 nh5NN nsP Sept eans5an NeS s9nH
Winner {Brl, Vancouver: Morioka Maru
''si5,i ssHi5,AiNSesMAI,0 Ss u Sept 25-presden, McKin-
SHIELDS. Sept ss--tavo tNor), Port
lana Me- 80 ovid ssr2 B9sten 2s DANA
PERrM Sent 6-city of Westminster
fBrl, 0rom CT nttal, New York.
sKuTsKAR, Sept 1e--Manitowoc. Phila-
coTHENBURG. Sept 2o--Aladin tcer).
RARRY. Sept 21-Llangcllen OBJ, Port
. TAMpuRG, Sept 2l-Mount Carroll
madam a s1sirmisher T s (Br, San isp. francisco.
YOKOHAMA. Sept 2s--Antilochus tBr)
BARROW. Sept 24--Novian (sry. Bos-
FLUSHING. Sept 24-ocean Prince tBr)
ELLEsNERE PORT, Sept s5-Alness
tRr) (from Manchester). Boston
= HoNGKoNG. Sept 25-stanley. New
York
MANILA. Sept 25-Tiithorn CNor), New
York.
;. BREMEN, SEPT as-susquehanna. New
ANTWERP. Sept a2-Kurdistan tBr),
Montreal
BELFAST, Sept 2s--Tunisian (Br) (from
Glasgow Montreal.
HuELvA, Sept 23-Mar Negro (span).
New York
MovILLE. Sept 2s - cameronia .fBr,
tfrom Glasgow. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

MTDDLEsBRoUGH Sept 2s-Baron Lo-
vat (Br), Boston.
=, HULL, Sept ss--capella cBr> tfrom
Shelds), New Orleans
SINGAPORE. Sept 25---Esther Dollar
tBrl tfrom Hongkong). New York
,GRANGEMoUTH. Sept rs - Somersby
N3r). Boston.
SHIELDS. Sept 2s-saxlcava (Br), Key
West.
BARRY. Sept 2s--eolden Gate. New
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

MI h -Alall Information will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail. pier
Pres Adams, London 10 AM. q. Hoaoken
seydll;z. Bremen. z Pm. 18th st, Hoboken
Mesaha, London, 80 a..........5S,N n r
Galileo. Hull, IL T.h st. Hoboken
Fort 81 George. Bermuda. II AN. .9s y K
Michael Para, 2. PH.....s sea ct. Bkiyn
Santa Isabel. Havana. S15.....es. r
Sail Tomorrow
Mount Clay, Hamburg. u Mss N p
La Bourdonnais, Havre IL AMI NR
scythis- Liverpool, Il M.....s6 n e
Egremont, Karachi, 3 PM 2sth ST. B kivr,
I'anan,ar, Seattle. PA. &c. Bush D, Is,klyn
81 Mihiei. CrIstobai, IL AM
2. Army Base. B'kIyn
Iarriiio, kiggston. II AM....e q II Il
Baralt. Cape Hayai. Pal
5. Buah Docks. kIyn
Sat, Friday
stayangerfjord. Bergen, ~ M.
sesh nj. B'alyn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

wood N. F.. Mongolian Prince tBr). San
Franci CO.
LlF ERPOOL, Sept 25-Imperator (Nor),
NIANcBEsTER, Sept 25 - Manchester
Corporation (Br), Montreal.
HoNGKONG, Sept 25-President Jack
son, Seattle.
PLYMOUTH, Sept 25--shickshinny. sa-
vannah.
Colombo for Boston and New York
SOUTHAMPTON Sept 26-4Orduna (Br),
New York for Hamburg (and proeee ed.
Orleans; oregonian, Baltimore; 22d, Chap
p44 Ia. BALTIMORE Ma .opac ,Br), r.iia>.e.-
phia; Rugia .Ger>, New York.
BREMEN. Sept 2s--Chester Valley, Cal
weston; handy Manor {Br2, New Orleans.
SWANSEA. Sept as-Carplaka, New Or
FLUsH1No. Sept 20 - Daghestan (Br>,
ALGoA BAY. Sept 2a.-- oakwin (Br>
ANTWERP, Sept 2s--weat Kasson, New
Orleans; z4t.2, Missouri (Brl New York
TENEPiFFE. Sept 25-Borceiona (Span),
Galv- sion Tor Barcelona
IPSWICH, Sept 24--AfoundIIa, Pensa-
soURABAYA. Sept 24~-Lake onawa,
SHANGHAI, Sept 26--Endicott, savan-
cisco.
ALGoA BAY. Sept rs Fantee <Br,.
Montreal.
s.,Ez Sep, 25-Moorish Prince tRr,
SHIELDS, Sept 26--Scatwell (Br) Mont
real.
ANTWERP, Sept le--Kurdistan tBr).
Aortreal
GENOA, Sept 2o-Monglnevro 40. New
veaton; sept 22, Monkshaven TG.1 us. Port
Arthur; Marte CD. Ners Orleans.
LEGHORN, Sept 21---Janus (Fr}. New
York
CALAIS, Sept 21--st Jerome trr). New
Orleans.
BoRDEAr4X. Sept 22--Petroletne Br),
New Orleans
LISBON. Sept 23-Bramell Point. Phila-
/! YOKOHAMA, Sept 2a-Korea Maru
(Jap) San Francisco for Honekong.
SHANGHAI. Sept 23-Shabonee (Bsj
KOBE, Sept ss--west Prospect. SAL
BUBNos AyREs. Sept rs - Poljana
(Nor). Pensacola.
Batavia ,Brl New Ynrl! for Bombay.
PORT SWETTENHAM. Sept 24-Bell-
eropion tBr), New York
SYDNEY, S w, Sept 25--City OF Auok-
land. New York via Auckland. eto
HARTLEPOOL, Sept rs - Caledonia
(Swed), Port Arthur
BR E NJ On, Sept 25-Thuban (Dut)
Montreal.
LIV EKPoOL. Sept 2s-silkeborg (Dan)
Sydney. C. B; Alexandrian (Br). New Or
leans via Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sen To-day
Hatteras to Florida straits--East Gull. .
rar4lv cioudy, West Cult gentle 10 mod
srafa easteriy and weather fair.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Pa'sage~- er--
Moderate essterly, except varisDie W. w.
extreme south portion; partly cloudy
weather. .,
North OF sandy qook-M Moderate to fresh
westerly and weather fair.
Sscdy Hack 10 Uatteras Gentle TO mod
ereta variable and weather fair'
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE. Mail Information will be Youns
on Travel Page. Eighth Column
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
IA s3aanI ~, !. 10, 8 I,

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New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
GOES THROUGH BRIDGE
Large Mack Truck Bearing Load of Lumber Crashes Through Planking Over Brook on Wells Street.

A large Mack automobile truck be- longing to trucking concern in New Haven and carrying a load of about 22,000 feet of lumber, crashed through a. small wooden bridge on Wells street about 230 o'clock this afternoon.
 Stanley street south of Wells street was blocked by a house belonging to F.. o. Kilbourne, which was being moved, and there was not sufficient room for the truck to pass by. Some one told the driver that he would be able to make detour by going down Wells street, and the truck started on its way.
 The bridge had a holding capacity of four tons and a sign had been placed there to that effect The sign, however. was not standing when the truck passed by. but was later found lying in the gutter. The driver think ing that the bridge was safe, started across, but when the rear end with all its weight of about six tons was on the bridge, the panking gave way and the truck went down into the brook below. a drop of about five feet. No one was injured. The driver left shortly after for New Haven to bring two other trucks there to this city to transfer the load and draw the truck onto the road.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-10
PATENTS ISSUED TO
 CONNECTICUT PEOPLE

List of patents issued to the citizens of Connecticut for the week ending May 2. 1922. issued by Louis M Schmidt. solicitor of patents, 25s Main street, New Britain, Conn.,
 Frederick A. Hart, New Britain, as- signor to Remington Accounting Machine Corp. New York, N. Y. Cal culating machine. William F. Richmond, Hartford, as- signor to Underwood TypeW.itcr Co.,, New York. N. Y. Typewritiag ma chimes.
 Henry G. Johnson, assignor to Summit Thread Co.,, East Hampton. Universal winder head.
 Reginal W. Willard. Meriden aid M. A. Michaels, Cambridge. Mass, as signors = Foster Merriam & Co.,, Electrolyte indicator for storage bat teries.
 Walter Ocott, South Manchester. Green corn implement.
 Alphonso C. Pratt, Deep River, as signor to Whiting & Davis Co. Ma chine for making link mesh.
 Bernard H. skelly, Bridgeport. Lu- bricating system
 Giuseppe E. Terranova, New Haven. Musical toy.
 George B. Thomas, assignor to the Bryant Electric Co.,, Bridgeport. Hinge joint for facplate doors and the like.
 Lucius E. Weaver, assignor to Sum- init Thread Co.,, East Hampton. Sew ing machine bobbin case.