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The New York herald., 1922-08-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Mail.l

GALVESTON, Tex. Aug 1a-sailed. str
Rhone (F'r) Brest.
MOBILE. Ala. Aug 15-Arrived. strs Steel
Engineer. Rio Janeiro, sc; Choctaw, Hous-
ton
Cleared 18th, str West Chatala, Barcelona.
Alicante and Algiers.
Arrived 10th. str Nueces. Galveston for
New York; schr Maplefield (Br). Banes
datter 14th).
Andrews Bay.
Sailed 10Th. str Lilo. Cienfuegos.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug 15-Arrived,
strs Marie UtaD, Marseilles: Abangarez
Bocas; Harperley (Br). Shields; Morazan
(Hond). Ceiba; Rama (Nic), Bluefields;
Nenator (Nor), Puerto Castillo: Monte Santo
bile; Jalisco (Mex), Progreso
Sailed 18th. strs Dakotian (Br), Balti-
more: 18th, Tecumseh tBr), Stockholm.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Aug 16-Arrived,
schr Claudia, whaling cruise on Hatteras
ground.
Sailed 10th, schr Stewart T salter (Br),
lumber port.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Aug 14-Arrived,
strs vesta New York: Halsey, Tampico
Reaper. Claymont; schr Geneva Kathleen,
Havana.
PORTLAND. Me. Aug 17--Arrived. str
Venus II tNor) Bras dor.
Sailed 18th. str Gefion (Nor), Murray, CB
PROVIDENCE, RI, Aug 11-Arrived. strs
Eastern Tempest. Newport, Eng: Dorches-
ter. Norfolk and Baltimore.
tBr). bermuda
Sailed 9th, str Parma (Br), Barbados,
&c: sth. motor AMMAN DAM. Copenhagen ;
18th. str Bridgetown. st Croix. &C
SABINE. Tex, Aug 14-Arrived. strs Liv-
ingston Roe. Beaumont; 10Th, japan Arrow.
do.
Sailed ith. str Yankee Arrow. ports in
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
TWO BABY OSTRICHES
SENT BY PARCEL POST
Arrive in Washington State
From ToUn in Florida.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. - Every now
and then some one comes out with an
account of another freak shipment made
across country via Uncle Sans parcel
post system until there seems no end
to the unusual things he is willing to
transport by mail. But now comes word
from the Post Office Department of what
may be a new thriller in the shipment
by mail of two baby ostriches over what
Is the greatest distance in the whole
country.
The ostriches. about the size of a
full grown chicken, were mailed
from point low in the Florida peninsula
to a town In the northwest corner OF
the State of Washington, and arrived
there in perfect condition, alive and
kicking.
Another report from the Northwest
brings the story OF the arrival in
Seattle OF shipment of furs. valued
at $4,000. from the Kuskokwin River
district. The consignment consisted of
ninety sacks and included pelts of the
red and white fox. marten. beaver and
muskrat. This is said to be the first
time the parcels post has been utilized
for fur shipment in such large quanti-
ties
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
BERLIN POLICE TRAP
CRIMINALS BY NIGHT
Surround Districts When Cafes
Close and Pick Out
Crooks.

Special Correspondence TO THE New York
HERALD.
New York Herald Burea1.
Berlin, Aug. 3.
Many American tourists returning
from festive evenings in Berlin's night
cafes have found themselves suddenly
surrounded by eordons OF police and for
bidden to continue on their homeward
journeys until their papers are thor
oughly investigated.
The Americans. however, are merely
innocent victims of the new system
adopted by the police to round up the
ever increasing bands of criminals in
Testing the city. In spite Of the in
convenience caused to late revelers, the
system is proving effective. Out of
more than 1000 people detained In the
biggest roundup ever made by the
police, nearly 100 were found to have
prison records and were held as being
suspicious characters.
The system adopted by the police is
to enter suspected district Just before
the cafes close and form lines across
all intersectirG streets When the
guests of the cafes emerge they find
escape impossible. Others walking on
the streets are allowed to come into the
trap but are unable to find an exit.
The crowd is held from thirty minutes
to an hour while officers circulate.
looking for known criminals A PASSAGE
way Is then formed and the Inn
prisoned persons are only released after
they have shown their papers. Tn
suspected persons are not molested
further than being asked to show proper
credentials.
Among those caught in the big raid
was night watchman of building in
the district Because he had forgotten
his papers he was forced to ride to the
nearest station in the patrol wagon.
While on the way he recognized three
other occupants of the wagon as mel
who month before had tried to break.
into the house he was guarding and had
fired several shots at him. His identi-
fcation resulted in the arrest OF the
three men. for whom the police had
been searching for many months.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

COOS BAY, Wash. Aug 1S-A Government
dredye being brought from Bandon upset
yesterday while being towed into the harbor
by the Government tug Wilson. The tug
anchored where dredge capsized and waited
Lnti rising water She got dredge inside
harbor: nobody was on dredge
NORFOLK Va. Aug 1o-Anchors and
chains lost from the Japanese str Vancouver
Maru (before reported) were recovered yes
terday.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug 1a-Str Robert
Iuckenbach. hence for Los Angeles, &c, re-
turned here this AM with steering gear
deranged. ,
Donaldson Deck Lighter No 1. laden with
5o5 tons of silver sand. turned turtle during
The night at south side of pier 10. South
WharVes.
SEATTLE, Wash. Aug 1S-Holding that in.
vestiration into three recent wrecks showed
that every officer involved was operating
his ship with caution, the United states
Steamboat Inspection Service has issued
findings clearing those officers of all blame.
Accidents were sinking of sound str Calista
hy str Hawaii Maru (Jap) sinking OF str
Henry 7 Scott by str Harry 1uckenbach of
Cape Fiattery. and collision between str ii
r Alexander and str Andree tBr) In Della
ware River.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
SAILED.

Sfrs Pipestone County, Rotterdam. &c;
cabo Villano (Spl, Cadiz. &c. samuel
E--t Hamilton (BD, Qrebec sc; Fort We
toria tBr). Bermuda orizaba. Havana, &c;
Hcmerlc tBD, Southampton karroo SBrl
Manchester: J Fletcher Farrell, Philadel-
pha: Lafayette tFo, Havre; Lenape'
Charleston. sc; Creole New Orleans; Co
lumbia lBrl Giassow; Con comaii GatSestom' prss.on
Sc, Kroonland, Antwerp, &C; Helen, san
Juan. &C; Noordam tDutchl. Rotterdam. &c;
Adriatie (BD. Liverpool; Federal. Houston.
Tex: Marayal tBr). Perth Amboy; Virginia
Limited. Richmond.
strs Pastores, Havana, SC; San Juan. San
SANTA santa Ta Barbara nl.ssa Go George washinston
Bremen Bonny (BD. Las Palmas. &c. Via
Norfolk; Hypatia tBr). Cape Town, &c; A.
Montreal; NJ Tracy. -.
strs R.ol (BD. Philadelphia; West Hobo
mac. New Orleans; Smaragd (Norl' san
tiaeo; City OF Seattle. Cape May and Phila-
deiphia Western Scout. Philadelphia; Ken
dal Castle tBr). Yokohama. :,
Strs City OF st Louis, Savannah; san MI
chele UtaD. Genoa; Linnell (Br. Rio ia
neiro. Alaska Maru (Jap). Yokohama; II
mar del Rio (Br). Havana; sunbeam, ram
nieo: Hunt, Galveston: FL Mundo. do.
Strs Jamaica (Nic). Kingston; Solvang
Str Drottningholm tSwl. Gothenburg.-
Schrs Rebecca r Douglas. Bangor; George
schr Pioneer Dutch. st Andrews leland
Sailed 18th. strs Bornholm (Danl. Point-au-
Pie. Banan (Noo, Santiago ana kingston.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
Creduced to sea leve) at New York on
Saturday. Aug 10. 1929. at AM as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nine and eighty-siS hundredths t2S.S6
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
drsd and fifty-eight and four-tenths tIos.D
millimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
lying In or near the ports of New YORK and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, Sc, light
breeZe: nartlY cloudy. mode rate sea.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
JAIL SENIORITY RIGHTS
DEMANDED BY INDIAN
Usage Bootlegger Prepares
for His Next Term.

GUTHRIE. okla. Aug. 19.-Hearing so
much about the value. of seniority
rights from striking railroad shopmen
who are serving sentences In the county
Jail here for violation OF Federal court
injunctions. an Indian boot!egger pre-
sented demands TO the sheriff yesterday
on his release.
The Indian. an Usage with an unpro-
nounceable name. Insisted that Sheriff
Robertson make careful note OF his terms
in Jail so that when he returns next
summer he will not lose his Seniority
rights"
The Indian has served terms here for
bootlegging regularly during the last
three years.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Daily Calendar
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New York-Partly cloudy
to-day; tomorrow fair moderate tenn
perature; fresh northwest winds.
For New Jersey-Partly cloudy to-day
Tomorrow fair, moderate temperatures
fresh northwest winds.
For Northern New England-Fair and
moderate temperature to-day and to-
morrow; moderate northwest winds.
For Southern New England-Partly
cloudy to-day, tomorrow fair. moderate
temperature; fresh northwest winds
For Western New York-Fair to-day
and tomorrow: moderate temperature.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-Pressure was
low tonight along the Atlantic coast,
centers of minimum pressure being over
,the Canadian maritime provinces and of
the North Carolina coast There has
been considerable fall in temperature
since yesterday in the region of the
Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley. the mid
die Atlantic States and the Rocky Noun
tain region. Warm weather continued
to-day over the plains States and Texas.
with the highest readings Of 100 degrees
at Abilene. Tex, and Oklahoma City.
Okla.
There have been widely scattered
showers within the last twenty-four
hours in the Atlantic and east Gulf
States. the upper lake region. Kansas
and the Rocky Mountain and plateau
regions.
The outlook is for generally fair
weather tomorrow and Monday in the
States eaSt Of the Mississippi River, ex-
cept that widely scattered showers are
probable in the south Atlantic and east
Gulf States. Moderate temperatures
will prevail generally in the Eastern and
southeastern States tomorrow and Mon
day.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALICANTE, Aug i2-sailed. str Salvation
Lass, Tampa. -
Times (Nor). Newport News doads for
north OF Hetterasl.
Sailed . lStA. stI Munargo, Nassau. crov.
stoke Castle (Br, Galveston
Sailed 18Th, str Argus. New York.
BARAHONA, Aug lT-Sailed'- str Mariana.
BARRY, Aug iC--saned, str Pacific Trans
port (Br). New York.
Sailed 1sth. str Hastings County tNor).
BILBAO. aug i3--Arrived. ctr Isotz Mendi
BocAs DEL ToRo, Aug ie--Arrived. str
San Pablo tBr). Philadelphia.
BOMBAY, Aug iT-Sailed, str Alsic drom
Calcutta), New York,
BORDEAUX, Aug 16-Arrived, str Niagara
(f'rD. New York via Niso
CAPE TOWN. Aug is-Arrived. str Clan
Macintosh tBr), New York
CARDIFF. Aug ia-salled. strs Hinckley.
Boston: Navarino CBr), United States port.
sailed 18th str Belsau. New York.
CARTAGENA, Aug 1s--Arrived, str II
,fves, Cristobal
cHRfsTIANfA. Aug 14-ArrIvcd. str Borg
land tNorl. san Francisco.
CIENFUEGOS, Aug 16-Arrived. AN, str
Iuna tNor). Manzanillo land sailed Pm
Tor Port Antonio 10 loag FOR tnliadelphia): :
CLYDE, Aug in-sailed. str Cape ortegal
t5rl. United States port;
COLOMBO, Aug t7-salled, str Keelung
coPENEAGIsN, Aug ie-Arrived, ctr Man
CRIsToBAL. Aug 1T--seilcd. str Carriage.
Tcla.
rriicd 18th. strs Felix Taussis Cfrom San
Francisco) New York; West Catnnace
tfrom BaitimoreD. Seattle.
CUNITANEN Aug 1T--Arrived. str EN-
press ~ France (Brl. Quebec
DANzICi, Aug lT--Arrlved. str samand
,Relgl, New York Via Philadelphia. &c.
FLTsHfNC, Aug fo--Arrived. str Trim
culo (Br). Port Arthur.
GENOA, Aug i2~-Arrived, str Giuseppe
Verdi liaD New York
HAMBURG - Aug i5--Arrived. ctr Mount
Clinton. New York 10th, str Glucksburg
trer1. Galveston.
sailed i9th. str Mlnnekahda. New York
iiANRE. Aug l0-Salled. str France tFr).
f.=z<yors.
70 KONG. Aug i7-Arrived, strs ryo
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
OVEREATINC PUT SIX
POLICEMEN IN HOSPITAL.
Too Much Banquet Made 36
Others Ill in Boston.

BOSTON, Aug. i9.-Overeatng and not
ptomaine poisoning caused the illness
Of forty members OF the Boston police
force including Superintendent Michael
Crowley, after a recent department ban
quet, according 70 the finding Of the
Health Department to-day. Six patrol
men were treated in hospitals following
the feast.
In it's findings the Health Depart
ment said that the remains of the
banquet were too meager for analysis.
It was decided. however, that the food,
having been served by n competent
caterer and purchased from reliable
concerns. was free from tain. and that
the trouble which followed must have
been due to overtaxed digestive sys-
TENS.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
DEFECTIVE WIRES CAUSE
EXPLOSION IN MANHOLE
Flames Squirt From Opening
at 10th St. and Third AUe.

A cover from manhole holding the
1nterborough Rapid Transit Company 9
cable at Seventy y-sixth street and Third
avenue was blown off about 5 o'clock
last evening. Fire squirting from the
manhole caused Patrolman Berry of the
East Seventy-sixth street station to put
in call for Engine "A in Seventy-fifta
street.
a large crowd collected before the
firemen with sand and chemicals ex-
tinguished the flames. A repair gang
reported that defective insulation had
caused the fire. The damage was quick
ly repaired.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
PLANS RELIEF SHIP
FOR NEEDY ULSTERITES
Jim Larkin to Address AL
lance Campaign Tonight.

The Ulster Defense Alliance will in
augurate its campaign to send relief
ship to Ulster at a mass meeting this
evening in the Casino Theater. Broad
way and Thirty-ninth street. Jim Lar
kin. who organized the Protestants and
Catholics of Belfast in 1907 under the
banner of trades unionism and who
was responsible for the founding of the
Dublin Citizens Army In 1918, will be
the principal speaker.
Larkin will plead tonight for funds
to aid starving women and children of
Ulster numbering. it is said, more than
20C00.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

over East Ciulf-Moderate variable winds
and weather partly cloudy Sunday
West Gulf OF Mexico-Gentle to moderate
variable winds and weather generally fair
Sunday.
over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pass
age-Modcrate winds, mostly easterly, and
weather partly cloudy: local showers sun
cay.
North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook to
Hatteras--Fresh shifting winds, becoming
northwest, and showers, followed by clearing
weather, Sunday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate to
fresh south and southwest winds and
weather cloudy, with occasional showers
Sunday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Low BID ON SHIPS.
Pusey 4 Jones Estimate Lowest
for Wilson Line Vessels

The Pusey q Jones Company OF Will
mington. Del, were low bidders for the
construction OF two day passenger
steamships foy the Wilson Line of Will
mington and Philadelphia. The bid was
s529. 900 for the ships IL driven by re-
ciprocating engines and $4,000 If tur-
bine engines were called for. There
were eight other shipyards that sub
mitted bids to the George G.. Sharp
Company. naval architects, of 80 Church
street.
The plans called for steamer 40
feet in length, designed to carry 5000
passengers and equipped with triple ex-
pansion engines and watertube. oil burn
ing boilers. the propulsive plant driving
a single screw and capable of develop
ing Is statute miles speed. The vessel,
built of steel throughout. will have three
complete passenger decks and boat
deck.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Gladiolus exhibition. Botanical Gardens,
Bronx Park, 10 A. Nj. to p. NJ.
Provincial Synod of the West Indies. meet
ing, st. Luke's Cathedral.
Dr. Arthur Hollick, lecture ION The An
cestors of Some of Our Living Plant
Species" Botanical Gardens. Bronx Park,
p. NJ.
Public Band concerts. ST. Mary's Park,
The Bronx, . r. NJ: Prospect, Tompkius,
Winthrop, Bushwick and Sunset parks.
Brooklyn, p. M: Central Park. p. M.
Ulster Defence Alliance. meeting. Casino
Theatre, s PM.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
LOOT HEMPSTEAD STORE
THIRD TIME IN YEAR
Burglars Take 5000 in Goods
From Lush's Pharmacy.

For the third time within a year
Lushs pharmacy. in Front street. Hemp
stead, was entered Friday night. Five
hundred dollars worth of fountain pens
and 800 worth OF other articles were
taken. Entrance was made by boring
a hole In the back door and turning the
lock.
At q previous robbery the safe was
blown open
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported TO the photographic Office.l
Aug II, lat 40 40. Ion 62 OF. a spar pro-
tectinc about 3 feet out of water, appar-
entity attached to submerged wreckage.
Aug 4. lat ~ Al. Ion 80 -. passed mast
projecting about . feet out of water, covered
with marine growth-Str Valacia tBr).
Aug Q lat a -. Ion 80 -, passed spar
about 80 feet long. covered with marine
growth-Str Nalacia tBr).
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
APOLOGY HEIRESS'
is SOUGHT BY CABLE
Husband Hasn't Reached Mrs.
Gilmour, Whose $187,5OO
Is at Stake.

Mrs Gertrude Linderman Gilmour,
who is to receive s1S7.5OO as her share
OF her mothers estate If she apologies
to her brother, B. Archie Linderman,
lives at 164 West 120th street with her
husband, J. Morrison Gilmour, but is at
present in Europe with friends and
cannot be reached by cablegram by her
family. Mr. Gilmour. who is in the steel
business at ISL Lafayette street, was
not at home. His mother. Mrs James
Gilmour. who owns the house, said her
son had tried TO send message about
the will to his wife, VINO was in the Alps
the last time he had heard from her.
The cablegram was accepted subject to
delay.
The younger Mrs. Gilmour went back
to Europestwo months ago, a short time
after returning from there. She likes
travelling. according to her mother-in-
law, and was one of the first to enlist
in war work with the Y. NJ. C. A. and
take up canteen work in the Bryant
Park hut. Afterward she persuaded her
cousin. A. Mitchell Palmer. to get her
post with the Red Cross, and went to
France. She was always on excellent
terms with her family. at least until she
started doing war work in Europe, Mrs.
James Gilmour said, and added the
apology codicil might be based on the
late Mrs. Ella A. Linderman's objection
to her daughter going to Europe.
The will Of Mrs. Linderman of White
hall, Mich. disposng of an estate Of
about $750.000, recently admitted to pro-
bate. bears codicil, dated 1918, which
says Mrs. Gertrude L. Gilmour is to be
cut off from sharing in the estate IF
she does not stop the prosecutions of
her brother and her efforts to ruin the
family" This codicil is followed by an
other requiring that her daughter make
written acknowledgment Of her wrong
and state she is satisfied with the
division of the property at the time of
her fathers death. The apology must
satisfy her brother and in the event that
she does not offer it or it is not salts
factory the entire estate is to be di-
vided among the three other children.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New YorlS-Raritan Bay-The Lighthouse
sas established Aug II. 1922. In fathoms
n water. 2.t50 yards 90is deg true) from
Princess Bay light station. Characteristic.
Tlashlng green every seconds, flash sec
,nd duration, OF 20 candle power. % feet
above water on a black, triangular steel pipe
Anln ~
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

BALTIC (BD, from Liverpool 10th for New
York.
EMPRESS OF RUSSIA (Br). from Kobe
nth for Vancouver.
FRANCE tFr), from Havre 10th for New
York.
MlNNEKAHDA. from Hamburg 18th for
New York.
sHINYo MARU Jap). from Shanghai 18th
for San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ASK tFr) at Marseiies 10Th.
EMPRESS OF FRANCE (Br). at Crxhaven
18th. -
GIUSEPPE VERDI UtaD. at Genoa 18th.
MANCHURIA, at Plymouth 10Th.
MOUNT CLINTON. at Hamburg 18TH.
NIAGARA (Fr), at Havre 10th.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD, at Plymouth 18th.
SAMLAND CBeig), at DanZig 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
CHEAP RADIO SERVICE
FROM ALPS TO u. S,
Messages Will Be Relayed by
Way of Paris.

GENEVA Aug. 19.-The first cheap
rate long distance wireless service from
the Alps to New York has been cstab-
lished by the Radio Corporation of
America.
Messages will be relayed by way Of
Paris.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Fire Record

AM. Loss
12:10--iI2 broadway, Royal Novelty
Co. Observation-Disclosures. Considerable
12:aJ-l1D II. Ssth ST.. Redman
Go. Observation-Disclosures. .Trfling
;2o-3ts ". i4th st.. unknown. ...... None
l:2n-2t0 w 3Sth st. unknown. .TrifinR
1:30-50 w. 2sth st.. Queen Dress
Mfg Co. .......... .Triflng
f:i5-2340 Belmont av.. Bronx. X.
Manila ~ Y............T .Triflng
2:i0-In front Of $50 w. 34th st.
taxicab, Joseph Rcur r....... .Trifling
5:i0-3lI Y. ed st.. Modern Brasc
Itu 20 Ot.s.s..g-s..+... ....... .Trffltng
I.05-al w. i2jth st.. unknown. .Triflng
O:iS-lI1 Lewis ST.. rubbish In yard.
Herman WeisberGer. ...... .rnlrnwi,
PM.
T1nknowD
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. Aug 19-Barometer al
noon. 299o inches; wind. s. fresh breeze
weather. dull. raining: temperature. 90 deg
Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Continued from Preceding Page.

Str Erholm tNor), Johannessen, Walton
.ballasD-J Il Whitney Co.
SIR Cherca tita0 Price, Montreal toal-
lastp p-Furness. Witty & Co.
STR Delaware, Robinson, Portland tgen-
eran-Eastern Steamship 90.
STR X | I.uckenbach, Coonan, Boston I'm
tfansiD-Luckenbach Steamship Co.
str Norwalk, Crowell, Boston tgenera)-
Eastern Steamship Co.
Schr Mary II Anderson fBr), oxner, sher-
brooke (hallasD-J r Whitney Co.
Schr Admiral Drake tBr), Benson, Gaspe
Ihallastl tl-BOM ring a Co.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
RESORTS.
Wcstcnester.
Long Island.

- TIT LowERY HOTEL. foot Of 18th Av.
Bath Beach Brooklyn, on water front. near
roney Island. Rooms from 81 10 $50 ror
week. fre Ia hing. housekeeping: moderate
priced rcetaurant. open all year. Telephone
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
To-day's Radio Program
STATION WIZ NEWARK.
(Tune to $50 meters)
twestlnghouse.1

tWestinghouse.l
3 r. M.-Radio chapel services. the Rev.
- w Dickeuson. House OF Prayer,
sacred music by Leroy Fisher OF somer-
vile. N. y.
Z r. M.-Readng for older boys and girls,
more backwoods tales by g. G. d.
Roberts from his book. The Feet Of the
Furtive": courtesy OF the Macmillan Com
pany.
: 40 r. M.-"See America First" by j. A.
East OF The Independent
s:l5 y. M.-Musicnl program by Gertrude
Ronnyson dramatic soprano, and Eugene
Dcvreaux, pianist.
= 30 r. M.--Readings and records from
bubble Books That Sing by Ralph
o:i5 r. M.--MusIcal program by Lucy Marion
Buckbinder.
STATION KDKA PITTSBURGH.
Westinghouse
10 A. M.--Servccs Of Emory Methodist
Episcopal Church, the Rev. w wofford
T. Duncan, minister; the Rev. Brooks
r.. Baxter, professor OF English Bible
Mount Union College, Alliance. Ohio. In
the pulpit.
i:i5 +. M.-Chlidrcns Bible story. "The
Roy Who Went Fishing and Returned
Hero.
. r. M-Rado Chapel by the Rev. w. ID.
McMunn, pastor the United Presbyterian n
Church Of Oakdale, Pa.
q 80 y. M.-Open air service from Wil<ins-
burg Confederation Of Churches, wilkins
burg. Pa, the Rev. w. T.. Akin OF
Csnonsburs. Pa. representing the United
Presbyterian Churches. In the pulpit.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
SAMPAIO AT CHARLESTON.
Giant scaplanc Makes Flight From
Southport, n. &.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Aug. 13.--Ti.
giant seaplane Sampaio Corrcia. flying
from New York to Rio Janeiro, Brazil
arrived here at 16 o'clock this even
ing from Southport. N. c., where last
night was spent. The fight was made
without incident.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
wiIdu ood. n. ,.

n areev Cap. 200. Am. plan. August ratea
II"sSJ ef.o0 day. $1,000 wk. a up. Prsy.baths.
Ownership managem't. J. u. WHITESELL.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
Special Dispatch to THE NEW Yoax HERALD.

spec'dI Dispdtch to TIE New YORK HERALD.
MuskEGoN. Mich, Aug 19.-B. Archie
Linderman. according to close friends.
viii not press the codicils to his mothers
will that his sister. Mrs. Morrison Gill
more of New York, make a written
apology to him for alleged wrongs If she
desires to obtain one-quarter of the
million dollar estate. Mr.. Linderman as
well as the other two children are will
ing to forget the alleged wrongs.
The New York herald., 1922-08-20
LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.
EVENTS TO-DAY.

Highest temperature, s3, at 4:4o J.. M.
Lowest temperature, 65. at IL +. NJ.
Average temperature, ~
The New York herald., 1922-08-20

Special Correspondence to THE New York
HERALD.