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all set and waiting for orders
"All right, Farrell; you and Marks
come with me. I'm going to post
you indoors and then get one of the
neighbors to join US whom | shall
want as a witness. Scottie, jump in
and let Barker drive you down to
the Mansion House where want
you to send word up TO a Mrs. hig-
gins that you've come to bring her
back here. While she is getting
ready, call up 100 Brooklea and in
sist on speaking to the lady of the
house; she, too, will be prepared for
your CALL Tell her Miss Drake is i'll
and has sent for her. She will use a
conveyance of her own to reach here,
but Mrs. Higgins will return with
you and Barker, and see that you
make it snappy."
CHAPTER XVIII
John Wells was still fully dress
ed when Miles knocked upon the
door of the guest room. After a
brief colloquy he descended to the
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grumblingly following.
As Miles turned Patricia appeared
in the door of the riusic room.
Il heard!' she whispered. oh
Sergeant, why is Mr.. Wells coming
and where have you been all day?
When is all this dreadful suspense
going to end?"
Tonight, for you, my dear young
lady," the detective replied. II want
you to go away again now tonight,
Mr.. Kemp Will be waiting for you on
the back road in his car in an hour
and you must take your travelling
case and slip out and join him. He
will keep IN touch with me and when
you come back in a few days it will
be to find that all the trouble has
passed"
She held both her hands out to
him impulsively.
ooh! | have always had faith in
you even when | was living a night
mare. You have found the terrible
old woman who tried to have me alb
Quoted and the man with the tat
tooed arm?"
He will never cross your path
again." Miles replied evasively Zone
thing more; not only was your own
sanity never in question, but that of
your people also"
1t was midnight when Miles and
Scottie, equipped with shovels, set to
work with will and soon had a hole
waist deep where the floor Of the
summer house had been.
"I've struck something, lad" Scot
tie announced in an unconsciously
lowered voice.
Miles leaped down into the excava,
ton beside him and felt about with
his hands.
"Machineryw Scottie exclaimed.
"Rusted and broken as though it
had been crushed with a sledge-ham-
merw
Our friends hoped it would be in
better condition, | think" Miles re-
sponded. Can you guess what it is?''
"IlG lot a wee pringting press,
though | own I've had that in mind
since you took the counterfeit bill
from me-" Scottie shook his head
slowly. IF had a chance to try to
assemble it, now"
You're close enough to the truth.
old man." Miles wedged down the
lid once more and began heaping the
loose dirt back upon it, Put the
boards back over the hole as well as
you can and follow me-"
Scottie obeyed and the two walked
to the road where machine had
halted. With its three grimly bust
ness-likc occupants the briefest of
greetings were exchanged.
You understand, boys, that you're
on a confidential case, and Scottie
is here just by accident?" Miles
spoke with authority but there was
note of uncomfortable elation in
his tones.
Sure, we understand all right,
Sergeant" the burlier of the trio
replied with immense respect. We're
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At the same moment Maize Gray,
flamboyant even in crisp new
widows weeds, entered the door with
Scottie and the impassive Barker be-
hind her.
''Not-not Andrew" Miss Drake
seemed oblivious to the arrival of
the trio as she lifted astounded and
Mortified eyes to the face of her old
friend.
Andrew Drake died in Australia
three years ago." Miles said gravely.
This lady will be able to inform You
of the identity of the imposter.
He indicated Maize, but she drew
herself up with a laugh.
"1'm? | never laid eyes on i'm
until last week, but l can tell you
right enough 90 that wife aired old
cove! 'Es Ben Gray, my lawfully
welded 'usband, as left me and the
Salisbury Repertory company in
Victoria two years ago.
The erstwhile naturalist sprang
for the door, but Miles, recovering
himself, called sharply:
Farrell! Marks! Here are your
men"
Gray struck out blindly, but
Marks seized him in an iron grip
and Scottie tore off the white wig,
disclosing the sleek, close-cropped
black hair which more naturally ac-
corder with the culprit's bright, dark
eyes and stalwart, athletic frame.
Farrell was watching the man who
had posed as Andrew Drake and
who had all at once regained con-
troll of himself. he stood waiting
quietly with half-smile upon his
lips.
CONTINUED in Our Next Issue.)
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GRAY STRUCK OUT BLINDLY.
library where he found Enslee
Grayle.
My dear sir!" He extended a cor
dial hand to the bewildered natural
ist This is an objectionable hour
at which to Nave disturbed you but
you are our poor Rogers closest
friends
'SadH" Grayle returned. Roger
isl"
His seizure has not yet taken a
fatal turn, but it is well to be pre-
pared, But here come the others. -
What is the meaning of this?"
Hobart attired in robe and slippers
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Continued From Our Last Issue.)
"Good! Take a train around seven
tonight and I'll phone when your
cue comes" Miles attended to the
check and they rose.
IT was almost dinner time when
he reached Brooklea but instead of
returning at once to the brakes he
Lald call at a neat, old-fashloned
cottage nearer the village.
Carter and Pierre We're hurrying
about the kitchen busted with the
serving of dinner and as he passed
the servants dining room Scottie
beckoned imperiously, but Miles
waved an emphatic dissent and hur-
ried up the back stairs.
At teh first landing he came upon
Kitty.
Mf. n2ger's Good lion hasn't
changed since last night?"
''Nc, an don't knows it'll be any
harm if do leave him" She shiv-
cred. "i'll bc right back before the
family leave the table"
She scuttled off downstairs and
Miles softly entered the sick room
and took the chair beside the bed,
He leaned over and spoke gently:
Mr.. Drake! You can hear me?'
The eye which had turned eagerly
toward him at his first word closed
swiftly, gratefully and then opened
wide.
Il meant what | said yesterday.
The past is buried and must not be
resurrected, but there is one whose
name you tried to tell your brother
yesterday. | knew guessed-but
! must have your assurance that /
am right The man you fear, the
man who can bring ruin and worse
upon you all-is this he?"
There was a pregnant pause while
Roger brakes eye seemed to dilate.
Then, unwaveringly, inexorably, the
los closed.
CHAPTER XVII
Man, but I've news for your
Scottie exclaimed when Miles came
down stairs. Dick Kemp has found
what's been under our very noses.
DO you mind when Rip told US of
nl2cting two, men in The garden?
Last night they came again and Dick
frightened them away but not before
he'd discovered the spot they were
after Wen beat them to it tonight
but how we're to get rid Of the
lad"
IN find a way" Miles re-
sponded briefly. ITS only the last
link in the chain, anyway, but it will
be best for him and his little bride
TO be far from this house later to-
night.
when young Dick meets you tell
him to pack his grip and wait with
his runabout in the back road till
Patricia joins him."
Miles was passing through the hall
when Andrew Drake emerged from
the library tuning with exaspera-
ton.
"Copfound that pettyfogging
Wells!" he exclaimed to Miss Drake
He's coming down on the ten
O'Clock train tonight and insists that
meet him at the station.-Wants a
private talk"
"Sh-h" Miss Drake warned and
vanished up the stairs, Andrew
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Passengers embarking in steam
ers in East London, a South African
port, are hoisted aboard in baskets
raised by hawsers.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Is.

Europe, Africa and West Asia via Piym-
outh and Boulogne (nnail must he specially
addressedl; also parcel post mails for Meth
erlands via Rotterdam, str NoORpAM, .
AM (sup 8 AM -.
Great Britain. Ireland. Germany. South
Sierra Leone tother countries must be spe-
cially sddressed) via Plymouth and Cher
bourg; also parcel post mails for Great Brit
ain. Ireland, France and the countries men
toned In notes A and 3 below via Plymouth
and Cherbourg; also parcel post mails for
Germany. Austria. Czecho-Slovakia. Hun
gary and Switzerland via Bremen, str
GEORGE WASHINGTON (sea posD, AN
(sup Q AN y.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Havre
(nail must be specially addressed), str LAF-
AYETTE, $50 AM (sup 0 AN y.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Canary
Islands and Italy must be specially sd-
dressed) via Cherbourg and Southampton; !;
also parcel post mails for Great Britain. Ire
land, France and the countries mentioned In
notes A and B below. str MAJESTIC. s AN
(sur 9:3o AM y.
Belgium and Luxemburg Especially sd-
mails for Belgium. Luxembourg and Belgian
Congo, str kROONLAND, 8 so AM ~.
South Africa Especially addressed only via
Cape Town: also parcel post mails for Union
of South Africa, Bechunnaland Protectorate,
Portuguese East Africa. Northern and South
ern. Iehodesia and Southwest Africa Protec-
torate. str WESTERN GLEN. S so AM
Norway. Sweden. Denmark and Finland
via C;othenburg (mail must nc specially ad-
den. str DROTTNfNGHoL1I. $50 AN (sup
AM ~.
Italy Via Naples; also parcel post mails
for Italy, str CONTE ROSSO, l2 NJ.
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CLEARED.

str Barbadian (Dr). Bolton. London (sen-
eraD-Atantic Transport Line;
Str Suwanee (Br), Swan. Rouen, Frauce
(oiI in buIk)--N NJ Smith.
Str Giuseppe Verdi UtaD. Romania. Pa
lermo. Naples and Genoa via Boston (gen-
eraD-McDonnell g. Truds.
Str Troubadour (Nor). Pedersen, Rio ia
neiro, Santos, &c lgeneral)-Kerr Steamship
Co.
Str Thomas p Beai, Rawding. Los An,
geles San Francisco. &C, via Baltimore and
Panama Canal Gin translt) Weir y
BOYD
Str Fred w Weller. Rosenberg. Tsmpico
(generaDR l. Hague.
str Flora (Dutch). vinken. Cape Haiti.
Port dc Paix, &C (seneral)-lunch. Edye
Str Munamar. Mcdonald Nuevitas (gen-
eraD--Munson Steamship Line.
str Cayo Mambi Smith. Santiago and
Guantanamo tgeneraD-Auaatic Fruit Co.
Str Monterey, McInnis. Havana. Progreso.
&c (generaD-New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co.
Str Santa I-abel. Eriksen Havana tgen-
eraD-American and Cuban Steamship Co.
Str I'll Norte, Knowles, Galveston tgen-
eraD-Southern Pacific Co.
str West Ira. briggs, Galveston oballast) -
Phelps Bros.
Str Dixie Arrow, Clarke. Beaumont (bal-
last t)-Standard Transportation Go.
Str El Lago, Lance, New Orleans (gcn'
eraD-Southern Pacific CO.
Str Lord DoNnshire (Br), pinserton, New
Orleans tbaliast)--white star Line.
Str City OF Atlanta. Hibbard, Savannah
tgenerap Ocean Steamship Go.
Str Apache. Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonville (generaD Clyde Line.
Str Javary.. Barth, Georgetown, sc tsen-
eraD-Atlantio Chartering Co.
Str Schoharie, Dunn Baltimore (ballasD-
Export Transportation Co.
Str Middlemoor (Br), Evans, Philadelphia
(ballast) Internal ational Charterng Co.
Str Vincent Christie (from Dunkirk)
Philadelphia Gin ransit-Cosmopolitan Ship
ping Co.
str Santurce. Ing (from Sydney. CB)
Philadelphia (rcsidue) Steamship Co.
str Mayaro (Br), Drysdale Croni Trini-
qs,i,,,, qaa,, fertn m -Aniooy pesioue' ufhess'
Str North Land Foster. Boston (generaO -
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Harbor, Ms Cballast)--J + Whitney & Co.
Schr Maid OF Scotland (Br), Haught. Port
land, Me (ballast--Sexton & Bryant.
The New York herald., 1922-10-27
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

distance given IN miles position at noon
unless otherwise etated.l
Agwimex 100 w Nantucket V .6th.
Agwip orld 240 w Sand Key 25th
Aladdin 235 Ambrose .6th.
Albert u Watts 100 Il San Antonio e6t1
Artlgas 2,o2o S San Francisco. bound
Astral 20 SW Diamond shosl 26th.
Ausablc 23 Sw Montauk Point 26th.
Chas NJ Everest 125 NE Jupiter 10Th:
City OF Eureka 4I0 T. Ambrose l. V 18th.
Clavarack 200 Z Sandy Hook 26th.
Coelleda 2i1 4 Cape Henry a6th;
Cold Harbor 125 Sc Ambrose l. Goth
Creole 81 NV 1ortugas 18th.
d Scofeld lat I3 81. lon 06 u 25th.
E 5 Sinclair 1ea Z Cape san Antonio 7, oe,s 18TH.
Eastern Pilot PASSED Nantucket l. 10 AM
26th.
East Wind e4o Sc Ambrose L V Goth.
El Alba 242 Scotland l. 26th.
ri lsleo 80 n Diamond shoal 2eth.
FL Oriente 67 Diamond Shoal 25th.
Ell Sud 175 NV Tortugas 25tl.
Eldena Al ENE Fcrnandina 18th.
Elmsport 137 Il overfalls l. V 26th.
Frseee,c Frsenort s sunhuT % sos Scotland 2sth.
c;ulfland 20 4 Sand Key 25th.
Gulfoil L Sand Key 25th.
Gulfstar 20 Diamond Shoal Goth.
II c Folger 2S6 w Tortugas 25th.
Hillegom 40 SW Nantucket l. V 26th
Homestead 211 ENE Cape Henry 18th
Huron left Macoris 10 AM 26th for Ia
Iroquois &c Scotland L v Goth.
Z O'Neiil 55 Sand Key 2ath.
Jomar t.4l5 Y Ambrose l. V 18th.
Lshoqyps 1ss sW BTsn,o? sa assss nset 5ss sss
MORO Castle 25S w Havana 10Th,
Munplace 200 S Scotland l. v Goth.
Nile S03 Il Overfsls l. v 26th.
Nordfarer 90 w Nantucket L v c6th.
Ontario SW Fire Island Goth.
Ormldale Il by Si4S Shinnecock 26th.
Polce 211 n San Juan 26th.
Sau Jacinto 295 S Sco.l1nd l. 26th.
San Juan .234 S Scotland l. 25th.
Shickshinny S34 NE Charleston l. 26th.
Severance 40 L Ambrose l. 26th
Southern Gross 2.400 Sc Ambrose l. V coth
Standard IS Jupiter 25th.
Swiftscout 20 Il Tampico 2oth.
7 NJ Barnsdall (schr) lat 40 90. lon 20 "a D
AN 26th.
Vacuum l44 NE Jupiter 25th.
Vsuban 1876 Sc Ambrose V Goth.
West Canak 256 Sc Boston 26th
West Lard 200 NE Jupiter 23th.
West Norranus W Sand Key 25th.
Westport 265 Il Ambrose L v 26th.
Wiilpolo 5i6 s Cape Henlopen 25th.
West Nosska I'll Ambrose l. V 2eta.
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ING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Mail Steamship Co, With sugar. Went 20
National Sngar Refinery. Yonkers. Ny.
Str songelv tNor). Manzanillo Oct ana
Santiago 18th. TO lsprandtsen Moller q 20,
with sugar. Went 20 Warmers Sugar Re
fnery. Edgewater.
Str Commercial Scout. Havana Oct 10. TO
Moore & Mccormack. with sugar. Went 70
Warmers Sugar Refinery. Edgewater. NJ.
Str Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda Oct ~.
to the Furness- Bermuda Line, with 26s pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Went TO pier so'
North River.
Str comanchc. Jacksonville Oct .s and
Charleston 2lth, 20 the CLYDE steamship Co.
with passengers and mdse. Went 10 pier 81,
7 Str Javary, Georgetown. sc. to the Atlantic
chartering Co, with Indse. Went to New
STR N & Tracy. Norfolk. to NJ 6 J Tracy
& Co. with coal. Went to Hackensack: NJ.
Str Freeman, Norfolk. TO the nocanontas
Fuel Co. With coal. Went 20 lSad street.
East River.
Str Jefferson. Norfolk, to the Old Dominion
Transportation Co. with mdsc. Went to pier
Sur Irene. Norfolk 10 A II Bull & Co. with
mdse. Went TO New York Dock Cos pier
Str Amelia, Philadelphia TO the Atlantic
Fruit Co. Went to Eobinss dry dock. Erie
Basin, Brooklyn.
Diamond Steamship CO. Went to pier A..
Army Base. Brooklyn.
str prGnors Castle S.n tBF pnS;nSs 6Ss,S9' at9 TO
Str Suffolk, Boston. to the Coastwise
Transportation Co. in ballast. Went TO
Roblnss dry dock. Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
Motor ship Fritzoe (Sor). Nassau oct II.
to the Munson Steamship Lines, with hemp.
Went to pier 10. East River.
Bark Guadalhorce (sp), Las Paln,as Sept
and San Juan Oct Q, TO y Csrberry &
Co. Anchored off Red Hook. Brooklyn.
Schr Mabel. La vela de Coro. Venez, for
Perth Amboy.
scir Kingsway. seccondee July 25 and
Barbados Sept 20, TO the African and East
ern Trading Co. with cocoa. Anchored off
Red Hook Brooklyn.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office. New
York, at PM. as follows:
Hawaii "a via San Francisco. str MAT
japan. corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China Netherlands Bast Indies. Straits Set
couver and Victoria. Be- also parcel post
malls for Shanghai City, str EMPRESS OF
New Zealand via san Francisco also par
eel post mails for New Zealand. str wAIo-
TAPI Oct %.
Hawaii C+) and specially addressed mail
cisco. I s" str PRESIDENT WILSON. Oct IS.
Hawaii ~ via san Pedro. Cal. Str CITY
or LOS ANGELES, Oct 30.
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands, New Lea-
land and Australia via San Francisco also
parcel post mails for Society Islands. Cook
islands. New Zealand and Australia. str
Japan. Corea, China Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlands East indies, Straits set
Elements and Philippine Islands % via seat
tie; also parcel post mails for Japan, Corea,
China, siam, French Irdo-China and Straits
seitlements. str PRESIDENT JACKSON,
Nov (s).
sordinary Unregistered, letters, mailed up
to 3 PM the next day viii, provided there Is
no delay in the overland transit. reach Seat
lie in time for connection with the steamer
mertioned.
4All classes OF mail. including domestic
parcel post.
Mails OF the follow Ing dates. Moukden Oct
3. Kobe 9Th and Yokohama 9Th. which ar
rived per str Hakata Maru. were dispatched
east from Seattle on Oct % and are due In
New York on the morning of Friday. Oct. u.
Mails OF the following oates. Singapore
Sept 70. Manila Oct I. Canton Sd, Hong Kong
5th. Shanghai 9Th and Yokohama 14tn, which
arrived per str President Jackson. were dir.
patched East from Seattl" on Oct %, and
mails dated Canton Oct 4. Hong Kong 18th.
Shanghai 7th. Moukden 10th and Yokohama
l4th. which arrived per str Empress OF Rus
sia. were dispatched East from Seattle on
on the morning OF saturday. Oct IS.
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SAILED.

Strs Virginia, Port Lobos; Clan Ranald
trr) Baltimore; Bylayl. Norfolk; Margaret,
Boca Grande. Fla. via Norfolk: Port Augusta
CBrl Sydney, NSW Gothic Prince (Isr)
Yokohama Via Norfolk; Biyo Maru dap
do via do: st Mihiel (U transport Girls
tobal; Manchuria, Hamburg; Apache,
Charleston and Jacksonville; III Lago. New
Orleans; Scythia (Br), Liverpool Mount
Clinton, Hamburg; Danier OBJ. Rotterdam;
Tuscania (Br). Nigo. &c; Vincent. Philadel-
phia: Amsterdam Dutch, Rotterdam !:
Monterey, Havana. &c: Paria. Trinidad, SC ;
City OF Atlanta, Savannah; Ell Norte, Gal
weston; Jalaverra (Br). Tampa: Parma
(B). ST Thomas, dc; Nerbania (Br), Lon
don; Florinda (sp), Cadiz, &c; veedol, New
London.
strs Bradford City BD. Liverpool: Elisha
Walker, Tampco: Flora (nutch). Cape
Haiti, &c; Thomas Beal. San Francisco
via Baltimore; Schoharie, Baltimore; Editor,
Havre.
Strs Eastern Sword. Cardiff via st John.
NB: Cayo Mambl, Santiago.
Schrs Oscar e Edwards, Norfolk; Stranger.
Cufport. Miss.
Tugs Eastern, towing barges (passed out
Sandy Hook at 10:10 AND; Director, towing
(do at 1910 AND; Augustine, towing (do
AT 1910 AND: Atkins Hughes. light (do az
ii .se AND: Battieboro, towing i (do at
1924 PM); Henrico. towing Quarantine
at 20 PbD.
Sailed 25th. str Carriilo. Kingston. SC.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
treduced TO sea leven at New York on
Continued on Following Page.
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By the Radio Corporation Of
America.

A Bedford III Juuiter e5ih.
Alaskan 100 Balboa 25th.
Ario $50 Diamond Shoal 18th.
Astral 20 SW Diamond shoal Goth.
Bannaok 2l6 ENE Cape Henry "9th.
Bayway go NV Tortugas 25th.
Bylayl 81 SW Ambrose 18th.
Capillo 2s3 SIC Pensacola 2oth.
Caracas .i67 Sc Ambrose l. v c5,h
Garlic 244 S Scotland L. V 26th.
City OF Augusta Is NE Diamond Shoal 26th.
City OF Flint f.229 w Cork 18th.
City OF Montgomery passed Winter Quarter
II: so AM ~26th.
Cold Harbor IS Orleans buoy 18th.
Dean Emery 1870 NE Diamond shoal 18th.
Eastern Pilot 176 z Ambrose L V 10th.
ciaffney 735 f Sandy Hook 25th.
Cislfiight 1o5 ENE Sand Key 25th.
Gulftrade 25 NE Jupiter p5th.
Henry $ Grove 81 a S Ih!1adelphIa .: ssta.
Heredia 120 n Colon midnight 25th.
Van Dyks 10 80 s,SS 5SD'1 K.2 S'h as,,
John d Rockefeller passed New Orleans 3
Lancaster s62 S Ambrose l. V cith.
Madrono 200 Il Tampico 2ath.
Nora ~ s Diamond Shoal 26th.
NSran NSrS9 + nrsse ey 90 Te ssna a'seS keS sh as
oscar i, D Bennett s4s W sand Key 2Stl..
Panama fol 8 Scotland l. V o6th.
Paraguay 2l0 NE Cape Henry Goth.
Paul II Harwood s4 z Ascran 25th.
President Monroe 2a4 Ambrose L v 2eth.
Reaper 100 Ssw Mobile bar 25th.
Robert Z Hopkins fe3 SW Diamond shoal
2Jth.
Rochester 81 wNw Sand Key 25th.
santore $50 Cape Henry 10Th.
Seaconnet NV FenwicH l. V 26t,.
Sherman LOOP 8 Ambrose l. e5th.
steeworker fs0 s Ambrose I. V 26th.
sucroea 30 Jupiter PM 18th.
Swftsurc i2 Fowcy Rock 25th.
Sw.ftwind i.i23 Brenton l. V 25th
Texas passed Alligator Reef 25th.
1atT Vt Vts.e. NAgaa I'D
Virginia Expross 20 SW Winter Quarter 2sth
virginia Limited 90 ND Winter Quarter 26th
W g Teage 81 from Jupiter 25th.
W n Burton SO II Sand Key 25th.
Walter Jennings go Y Tampico 25th.
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Str Polonia (Dan). Danzig Oct II. Libau
Hsia.s % "e Co. ps %ith iss cabin % and ssi I thIrd %
class passengers. malls and mdsc. Went to
pier 8 Bu"h Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Reliance, Hamburg Oct II and South
amptoa and cherbourg 18Th. to the United
American Lines, with $40 first. 2s3 second
cabin end $40 third class passengers. mails
str Menominee (Br), London oc. IL, to
the Atlantic Transport Line, with mdso.
Went to pier as. North River.
Str Choppaqua,~ Hamburg Oct ., Norfolk
2oth and Baltimore 24th, 20 the Kerr Steam
ship Line. with mdse. Went 70 New York
Dock Co's pier &c, Brooklyn.
Str Livingston Roc. Hamburg Oct 81, 20
r L Hague, In ballast. Anchored off Tonp-
Str Murriilo (Br), Aimeria oc. ~, 70 Lam
port & Holt. with mdse. Went to pier IS.
IIoboken.
Str Moorish Prince tBr,. Shanghai July 20,
Hong Kong Aug I. Manila 6th, Iiollo 18th.
oehu isth, Singapore 2sth. Penang Sept I,
Perrin 10Th. Port said Goth. orau Oct ) and
mdse. rSss'' Went 70 pier !. Bush Docks, Brook
lyn.
Str Esseauibo tBo. Valparaiso oct 8.
Meiillones 9th, Iquique i0tr. africa iith, Mol.
lendo 12th, Callac i4th, Crstobal 18TH and
passengers. mails and nidse. Wen. to pier
str South American tBr). callao Oct 3,
Gunyaauii Ith; Manta 10Th. Tumaco 18th and
Cristooal lsth. 70 ne american Metals
North River.
Str rroquos. Barahona and Azua Oct IL.
San Domingo City and Macoris 18Th, Sanchez
and Safnana goth. Porto Plata and Monte
Christi 2ist and Turks leland I'D, 10 the
Clyde Steamship Go. with 30 passengers.
mails and mdse. Went 10 New York Dock
Co.'S pier 30. Brooklyn.
str Luna Dutch Jacmci Oct is. Mirn-
gosne 18th. Petit Goave 18th. Port au Prince
| 18th and Gonaives and Cape Haiti 10Th, to
Funch. Edyc Co, with passengers, mails
and mdse. Went to New York Dock Co'e
pier Il. Brooklyn.
str Tivlves. car,agena Oct "a. Porto 90
lombia 10th, Santa Marta 18TH Cristobai
10th and Kingston 2fst. 10 the United Fruit
Co, with 30 pareeneers, malls and mdse.
Went to pier IL. East River
Str Mayaro (Br) pemerara Oct q. Brigh-
ton 18th. Port Spain 18th and Grenada 18TH.
20 Furne~e, Witty q Co, with q passengers
malls and mdsc. Went 10 New York Dock
Co.'S pier "a. Brooklyn.
str Barfond CNorj. Prosreso Oct 3. yorto
Mexico 9TH. Frontcra 18Th, Campeche 1Ith
and Charleston 23d 20 the New York and
Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with mdsc. Went
70 New York Dock Co.'s pier II. Brooklyn.
Str NJ Spsldins. Tampico Oct 49, 20 tho
n-Amsrcan Petroleum and Transport co.
with crude oil. Anchored off Toinpkinsville,
Z 81.
! str Lake Fernrood. Baracos oc. 70, 10 the
Atlantic Fruit Co, with mdse. Went 20 pier
90. Vast River
Str phoniS ,raa), iaan;anorao Oc; 4 ar
Manzanilo 18th, TO the New York and cuba
The New York herald., 1922-10-27

1885 AND Eugene F Moran. light Cat $40
PAD.
Steam lighters The Howard Co Cat PAp;
Elva tat . 80 PM.
Bound East.
str veedol. Bayonne for New London (at
3:15 PM).
New Rochelle.
schr Harry McLennan CBD. Perth Am
boy for 81 John.
Tugs Bohemia, with barge Cat S:i5 AND !;
II NJ Waterman. with 3 Cat 9:15 AND; Set
ter with (at o:55 AND; Westmoreand.
with Ga, 9:55 AND Neptune, with tat
u 10 AND; Geo + McCaffrey, with 10 (at
. PAD Spartan. with Cat 2:25 PM) Roger
Williams. with 3 (at :25 PM)
Steam lighter Wincoco Cat IL :i5 AND.