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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01
ANIMALS END THEIR LIVES
Collie Dogs Said to Become Despond-
ent and Weary Of Existence When
Usefulness Is Over.

Some animals really commit suicide,
says a writer in London Answers.
\. dog either from old age or suffer-
ing from an incurable malady, will leap
into the sea. Especially is this true
Of collie dogs. A kind of melancholy
GEMS to take possession of them
when their activities and usefulness
are impaired.
The writer has known a Scotch COL
lie to take, as it were, a farewell look
nj the old herding hills one day and
then to plunge into the sea with a
whining cry, and thus end its misery.
Hunters have known the elk buck
md other big game to leap over preci-
nices deliberately and mangie them
selves when the man-enemy was with
in steady range of his prey.
A stOrk has been known to perish
in u conflagratiOn rather than desert
her little, helpless brood.
A swallow was seen flying hack and
forth to its nest after a wicked wreck
ing Of her nest by some mischievous
Erchins. She was running the same
risk as her %birdiings, and seemingly
faced the prospect of their fate un-
fiincltingly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01
A.
rtoneer Implements.

Some Of the pioneer implements
originals OF which are in the Cleve.
land Western Reserve Historical SO
ciety-are a bed warm .lg pan and tin
lantern, a Dutch over. Il foot warmer,
q frying pan handle four feet long,
shaving horse anG drawing knife,
sugar trough, pacE saddle, fail. lard
lamp, candle molds, tallOw candle and
stick, s%nuffers, FAX Ratchet, hand wool
cards, splint broom. big spinning wheel
used for wool, small spinning wheel
used for fax.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01

The late William Dean Howells, one,
Of our best loved authors and literary
authorities, said of Kathleen Norris:
"She puts the problem. or the fact. or
the trait before you by quick, vivid
touches Of p%Ortraiture or action. II
she lacks the final touch Of Freak Nor
ris' power, she has the cOmpensating
gift Of a more controlled and concen-
trated observation"
Kathleen Norris is n Of that mod
ern school which Is bringing the Pa
cific Coast into such prominence as q
seat of literary ability. She was born
in San Francisco and hes been writing
since 1910. She has contributed short
stories and serials to all the leading
magazines and her books have. been
widely read. The latest to 60 into seri-
nj form is Harriet and the Piper"
which will be printed In this paper.
It Is a treat and we hope no present
or prospective reader will miss It.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01

The old front of the Masonic build
ing has been removed and work on
the new one started. The foundation
and the columns Of the front will be
of Grant county granite.
The furniture firm of Flock e. Van
Stralen made some changes during
the past week by adding a large rack
that will give them much additional
display space and at the same time
make it more convenient.
A. l.. Brown and daughter, Miss
Hazel, are visiting at the A. H. Lee
home. They are residents of Grove
City, Mimi, but many Of our reader
will remember them as residents OF
Twin Brooks.
The Deaconess Aid Circle will meet
Friday afternoon, Feb. 10, at the home
Of Mrs. Chas. Fox. A Is cent lunch
will be served. Serving committee
Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Thiele, Mrs. Fox.
Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Van Walker, Mrs
Evans. Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Clark of James
town, N. D., arrived last Friday for 4
weeks visit at the home of Mrs. Clarks
mother, Mrs. Julia Austin. Mr.. Clark
met with a slight accident which
necessitated his ~recuperating for d
week and decided to spend the time
here.
Chas. Miller made a trip to Webstel
between trains last Saturday.
Thos. Finley visited Milbank Thurs
day and Friday of last week, return
ing to Minneapolis on Friday. He is
now employed by the Chevrolet Auto
company in that city as an automobile
salesman. Mrs. Finley expects Il
Join him there later.
Mrs. Paul Emerson and Mrs. Albert
Schaffer and daughter, Virginia, viz.
tied Ortonville between trains last
Wednesday. While there they callet
IN Dr.. and Mrs. Cliff, who are living
at the home Of DR.. Cliffs parents. Dr.
Cliff is getting somewhat better ant
expects to be able to come to Milbanl
FOR a few days sometime soon.
The "hard time" party given by The
ladies Guild of the Episcopal church
Tuesday evening was well attended
and a decided success. The evening
was spent at progressive nula-grano
after which a lunch was served. A
l.. Flock and Mrs. Francis Mehegar
Won the first prizes and DR.. Dorm,
,usch and Mrs. Peshoae took The
'boOby" prizes. The party brought
'ut many ancient and queer-looking
ostumes, which might have been the
style many years ago, but certainly
ire not now.
This Tanlac is really the first
Medicine | have ever taken that does
what they say it will do" said j. F
Holly, Lexington, KY. N. J. Blesel
Drug Co.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01

Miss Marie Wilson left Sunday even
ing for st. Paul where she will work
in a wholesale establishments.
Leroy Smith Of Rio, Wisconsin is a
guest at the George Phelan home. MI.
Smith and Mrs. Phelan are cousins.
The Episcopal Ladies Guild will
meet at the home of Mrs. Everson on
Tuesday evening, Feb. 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Alpheus Hocum have
been visitors at the M. H. Wiseman
home during the week.
Miss Catherine Conright returned
Sunday from Minneapolis, where she
had been visiting friends for about a
week..
Rev. Wood was down from Webster
Tuesday for the party given at the
Court house by the Ladies Guild of the
Episcopal church.
Mr.. N. Volsted, the creamery man
man is putting on the market a new
novelty in the confection line which
he calls alaska Ice Cream Pie Call
for it when you want a new dainty.
Mrs. H. o. Churchill, of Holmquist,
and Mr.. Ward Smalley, of Columbia.
were guests at the home Of Mrs. Geo
Tessin for a few days during the pas
week, upon their return from attend
ing the wedding of Miss Sma!lev al
Hancock, MINI.
The Aberdeen Daily News of Jan.
81, in speaking of a meeting OF the
Womens' Benefit Association OF the
Maccabees says: "A class of eleven
candidates were initiated. Miss JAG
quot, district deputy, gave a talk on
the Marathon trip to the Pacific Coast
This is a free trip to be given to 4
certain number of members who are
eligible by the Maccabee lodge in 1923
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. Cassidy were
introduced as Marathon runners" In
the local. lodge at Milbank, Miss Myr-
tie Korte and Miss Irene Chapman are
the Marathon The prize is
a trip to the Pacific coast and Cali
fornia.
The circuit court adjourned Tues
day evening after being in session two
weeks. Only two criminal cases were
on the docket, n against Frank Van
Erem and n against William Van
Erem. Both were dismissed for lack
of proper evidence on the charges. o.
the civil cases few attracted attention.
The one that perhaps most were in
terested in was that of Abe katz ct al
VS.. Edward SchIeischman ct al. This
case was taken under advisement by
Judge Walton and a decision not Civ
en-. In the Robert Redlin VS.. Albert
Kruse case a verdict for the plaintiff
was given. In the August Benson vs..
Jim p. Nelson, ct al, findings for GER
tain defendants We're given. in the
Albee State bank VS.. Clark McCollum
Land corporation ct al, findings
against the defendant were given.
The II. Chris. Jensen VS.. Mary Tuchol-
Ike case was taken under advisement
for a further judgment.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01
Peaceful scsnse on Dat&lenel6.

A marvellous change has come 0ver
the b~sttleaelds Of Gallipoli. There are
very few evidences Of the great con-
hict which was waged there, and the
landscape Is dotted with herds and
picturesque shepherds. Occasionally
one will come across a pile Of wire Dr.
other debris as a reminder Of the pres
ence Of the armies. The land Is to .
great extent under tillage or being
prepared for crops.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01
Secret %Iransaetien.

II wonder why those two me want
to hold a conference in a stufy tele-
phone booth where there isn't DON
enough TO urn around"
''1'hey have papers before them
II noticed that"
PERHAPS they are exchanging rec.
Observation-Disclosures .Age-Herald.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01
A.
Had II All Arranged.

Jack-"When l proposed to her the
dear girl fell on my breast and sobbed
like a child. but finally put her arms
around my neck and" Madge-"Oh,
yes, ! know all about il. / rehearsed
It with her."-BostOn Transcript.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01
~EVERYBODY'S WANTS

We carry Artists Mounting Board
in Stock in Grey, Brown and Green.
Herald Advance Office. -,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-02-01

MILBANK HARNESS CO, OPPO-
SITE RERKNER GARAGE
Now is the time to. bring in your
harness for oiling and repairing. One
price to all. Terms cash.
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Fill out the return blank below. writing your name. and address plainly
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The New York herald., 1922-09-20
NJ Auxust 8 1a2a. during disability.

A. NJ. August g, 1922. during disability.
Edward Butler. 10Th precinct. from s:2o
p. NJ. August 9. 1929. TO IL Noon. August III,
Nicholas p. Purcell. s2d precinct, from Z 40
A. NJ, August IL, 1922, during disabiilty.
Michael Reilly. 800 precinct from iv.ov =
issa. IL: 'O'y - i'--' - : '''
William Kuntz. ssth precinct. from Q 7.
NJ, August Z. 1922, 20 IL +. NJ, August u
oscar ]. zito. 43d precinct. from 7:io A.
NJ. August Z. 1922, 70 II 7. NJ. August u
Irwin Hall 45th precinct. from 1925 A: NJ.
July %. 1922 to IL Noon, August !, lo22
Thomas Kiiloran, 45th precinct. from 80
A. NJ. July %. 1922. 70 IL Noon. August D.
5-suspended from duty without pay:
PATRoLNfEN.
William Rsuge. shield No. seIe. s5th pre-
cinct. to take effect II noon. september ~
Edwin Joyce. shield No. 1o5i3. eist pre-
cinct. to take effect a. M oeptehiDs' -
a-The following resignation Is accented,
to take effect IL noon. September 10 is-@'
PROBATIONARY PATRoLMAN
Arthur Miller. shield No.. ioa2s. Head
quarters Division. Trairing senool.
7-Tle following deaths are reported
RETIRED LIEUTENANT
Thomas Blunt, formerly attached 10 the
ber is. 1a22. at his residence. 9ii5 Eighty,
ttth avenue s;Ssnos WScdnsysn Z H. septeml sgaeTa
ber Is. 1922. Interment Maple Grove Gem
etery, Richmond Hill. l.. l.
RETIRED SERGEANT
Peter n. Murray. formerly attached 10 the
18th precinct. died al q :0o +. NJ. september
dence. al a a. NJ. September 2i. 1922. In
terment Holy Cross Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports Of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (FR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tclc-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WcG); East Hampton,
L. !. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WSF), The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations. -
Radio Corporation of America.
Marion. Mass. (WcC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. J. {WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
FOREIGN PORTS.
IDy Nfall.l


ANTILLA. Sept 10. rM-ssiled. str Glen
BALBOA. Sept l2--sailod. str Cuba. San
nxf,BxDos. Aug 3o-Arrived. stns chaleur
tB). ST Lucia (and sailed for ST Vincent) ;
3lst. Bienvenido tBr). cayenne-tand sailed
foi Martinique; Sept 2: Bolivar. St Lucia
brook lBr). Bermuda land sailed 4th for
Trinidad; hth. Albaro utaD. Trinidad dend
sailed for Tensriffel nologna dtsn. Ten, Ten
Rensselaer, CDutch). Trinidad land sailed for
Plymouth; sth,. Oranje Nassau Dutch).
polegns .r tsnd ssIlsd for Tr,nida0 .u.a -
Italia lswl. New Orleans.
DUBLIN. Sept i2-Arrived. str Kerhonk-
GUANTANAMO, Sept "a. 4.so PM-saued,
str sama (Nor). Mansanilc.
HAL1FAX. Sept i5-Arrlved. strs Graciana
Mi i1th,. sachem (Br,, Boston; ,cheudiars
(BEl, 81 John; Caigaroiite tBrl, Mexico.
sailed 1oth. schrs Excelda (Br). sydney
HAVANA. Sept il-Arrived. strs Grands
Gaard (Nor), Saigon. &c. via Cienfuegos
San Eduardo (Br). Tampico; Espasne tFr).
Arrived ioth. str Haisa,ls Ger, Tampieo.
&C. for Hamburg (and sailed next day.; nth.
schr M 4 Beillyeav. tRr,; hpalachsole
sailed ian. str Lake Treba, Matanzas
IIELsiNoFoRs. Sept i4-sailed. str East
LAGuAYRA, sept i3--Arrivcd. str colurp-
bIa. New Orleans. 40 lprocecds TO PueSo
Colombia. Cartagena. Cristobal and New
Orieans).
MfsSINA, Sept 2-sailed str Mongibello
0taD Boston and New York.
MONTREAL. Sept iG-Arrivcd. str Hoviand
(Norl. Bergen. -
sailed i5th. strs Antar (Br), Greece: Ma
YPsErRodRAf5, Sept io-saiied. str chebau-
lip, Formusa district.
PUERTO PADRE, Sept i2-Arrived. str
Remlik (Br,, Kingston.
SAN ANTOINE. Canada, Sept f4-Arrived.
str Jomsborg (Dan). New York.
SANTIAGO, Sept it--Sailed. etr Eastern
Trader, Cienfuegos,
YARMOUTH. Ns. sept ie-fn port, scnr
y Thoriault Cjr), for Cienfuogos (thenco
n, TURKS Island and Yarmouth, NS).
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Aian.l


BALTIMORE. Md. Sept I3-ssiled. str Dali
FALL RIVER. Mass. Sept i7--Arrived, stra
swiftarrow. Port Arthur; swiuaure, Tam
pieo.
sailed 18th. tug Eureka, towing barge
whitehead ito call at Providence for barges
Atlantic and bourne. and passed Point Ju-
dlth 2 AM isth).
HoNoLuLU. Sept i4-Arrivcd. str Lossn.
Sailed Iath. str wIIhelmina. San Francisco.
MOBILE. Ala. Sept i5--Arrived. str Alta
r,ahn New York via Tampa.
Sailed 10th, strs Camamu fBraz}. Rio Ja-
aelro and Buenos Airea Munisla. Havana.
PONCE. Pr, Sept ff-Arrivcf. str Gov
John Lind baltimore VITA San joan.
PORTSMOUTH,, MI. Sept f5--Sailed, schr
Samuel w Hfthaway. WilminHton, NC.
PROVIDENCE. RI, Gept i5--Arrived. str~
4 & Pope Norfolk Kershaw. do.
Sailed iTth, strs Gulfausen. Port Arthur;
pAN FRANcfaCo, Cal. Sept h--Arrived.
barks City OF sydney Naknet; Hecla. Bris-
tol; echr a Thayer;. DO. .u.,..l -.
San PEDRO. Cal, Sept ff-Arrived, str
Melville Dollar. Port Alice.
SABINE. Tex. Sept it-Arrived. str Nord-
sailed i4th. str 9 A snider. Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
BY the Radio Corporation Of
America.

Advance 157 5 Ambrose l. 10Th.
Argus i $3.50 e Ambrose L v 18th.
Atlantic Sun 995 Delaware Breakwater
Bangor 20 Sc Cape Henry leth'
Bannack 1870 ENE Cape Henry 10th.
civ ss Of Mssasssy sad e psmona as saosl
l. W sinclair 23o SIC Hatteras 18th.
r. nan neaS aos 81 pnaaeohs aoa'ssP PM sih.
federal 29S WNW Tortugas 18th.
Feltore 80 n San Salvador 18th.
Fenehurch 40 ESE Sandy Hook 18th.
Firmore 375 Diamond shoal 18th.
Gene crawley 200 w Hayana 18th.
Sfsss 2S 30 WNw sW psmSss pasTosss sboa s ,s
Gulfaueen $50 NE Diamond shoal 10th.
Gulistar 10 E Sand Key 18th,
Gulfstream 10 Sand Key 18th.
Guiftrade 1876 SW diamond shoa 18th.
II g Folger 1876 W Tortusas 18Th.
Harold Walker 80 w sand Key. 18th;
Herbert {; Wylie % w Sand Key 18th.
Herbert L Pratt % SIC Sand Key 18th.
J 4 Moffett. Jr. 6s y Diamond shoal 10Th.
J p o'Neil is5 S overfails L V 10th.
J Pew "a Diamond Shoal 10Th.
John Worthington i2o sW Hatteras 18th.
IIopancy L Fsnwck Island 18th, -
Liberty e ,,I.l Bell s sslNwNW Galveston 18th
Maracaiho a5n Mavaguez 18th.
Marore $50 Ambrose l. v 18th.
Mauretania 900 w Lizard 9 AM 10Th
Mount Clinton 1854 f Ambrose l. 10th.
Munamar sol Ambrose l. v 10Th.
Munplace 63T We're Cruz 18th.
New Jersey 353 ENE Abaco 18th.
Nordstiernen 200 cape May 10th.
Olen $50 T. Cape Cha ries 18th.
Orduna 970 II Chatham 10th.
Pacific 24a Cape Henry iS'h.
1anaman 81 " Cane Henry rili,
Paul Il Harwood 40 W sand Key isth.
President Harding l ,is0 p Ambrose l. v i9th.
Reaper 81 SE Hatteras 18th.
Si,botawan I-oi6 ESE Cane May i0th
San Gil 552 Ha-ana 18Th.
Santa Marta 2ss $ Ambrose Z 18th.
Santore by San Salvador PM 18th.
Schodack DAG Il Ambrose l. 10Th.
Seydlltz 4i5 II Ambrose Y. " 10Th.
Socony 120 SW Diamond Shoal 10th.
Standard lat 36 80, Ion 70 40 10TH
Suffolk 90 SW Winter Quarter 10Th.
Swlftscout lat 81 ~. Ion 65 80 18th.
Topdalsfjord 32i from Cape Henry 18th.
Truro City % SW Nantucket 10th.
Vacuum i65 S Hatteras 10th.
w VI Libby 1870 Il Ambrose l. 10Th.
w NJ Burton f55 NE Jupiter 18th.
wm Rockefeller SO WSW Sand Key 18th.
Zacapa 35 S Belize 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20

Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, II, sept I7-sailed. str ia
lapa: from si batavia $s, Ms'rsel,iss, i',,s & o,.r,
ANToFAGAsTA. Sept l4-Arrived. str
Memnon; n.s,;,,i,s San grancisco via callso; ,,,.
AvoNMourH, Sept is-Arriyed. str Cana
dian Souatter tBr). Montreal;
Arrived 18th. str Kamcsit. New Orleans.
BALBOA, Sept iT-Sailed. str Roman Prince
Barry, Sept io--ssied. str Hayo Maru
BEiIRA. Sept is-sall.d. str Eastern Grown,
BELIZE. Sept is-Arrived. str zacapa,
Failed is.h. PM. str Taikeficll CSor,,
BERGEN. Sept l4-Arrlved. str skeinsfjord
BERMUpA, Sept DISABLED, str Fort Vic
toEla r, yq lnT'' New Yers o,,.a a. Manchester
CIVILIAN iPrl. Montreal.
BocAs DEL ToRo, Sept lT-saiicd. str
BoRDExuX. sept i5--Arrived. str Sonora
BREMEN. Sept 1a--ArrIvcd. strs Alfred
timore; sierra Leone dam, Galveston.
Arrived 18th. str Brcmerton. Baltimore.
BRISBANE. sept I5--Arrivcd. str City OF
Auckland (Br). New York.
BUENos AIRES. Sent i7-Arrived. str Ifar.
monldes tBr). New York.
Sailed 18Th. ctr Delaware sun. Tampico.
cAIBARIEN, sept ls-saiied. str Lake Flo
ravlsta, Philadelphia.
CARDIFF. Sept iS-Arrived. strs Buring-
ton. New York via Boston, Eastern Pilot. 10
Failed 10Th. str Emanuelc Accame utaD.
cAPg TOWN. sent i7--Arrived. str Hy-
rata (F,rl. New York.
CARTAGENA. Sept is--Arrived, sc'ir Edna
NJ Mcknight Bermuda.
clIAPARRA,. sept 10. PM-saile6. str
cfiEMULPo. Sept i7-saiied. str Stanley.
Hong Kong
'cHERBouRG. sept is--saiied, atr I,pland
fTir) from Antwerp for New York.
CONSTA ANTINOPLE. Sept ff--Arrived. str
saraporack, New York,
CRISTOBAL, Sept ts--Arrived. strs Paris
nina. New orlcanst Niels Nielsen tNor),
Portland. Ore for Dublin.
Arrived 10th. str Calamares. New Yorl,
vie Havana.
Sailed 10th. str Georgian. from Fhlladel-
sailed 18th. strs Klna tDan). from Ham
burg for Los Angeles: Stuart Dollar drom
Bnltimore) do; Santa Clara from New
Yori,) Seattle. Port Said Maru (Jap). from
San FrancAoo for Norfolk.
CURACAO, Sept II. j pM-Arrfved, str
Philadelphia. New York via San Juan
sniled 18th. 10 PM. str Maracaibo.N New
York via Mayaguez,
FALMOUTH. Sept i6-Arrived. str Ramon
dt LarrinsTa fBr), Baltimore for Bremen.
FusAN, Sept is--Arrived. str skpsea Br).
oipRHLrAr, .y-gs is-rsss:d. s,r cvrll-
cline rcirce ttsii New York FOR rsrlee.
raased io.h. str pochct. Genoa for Dosloi.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
To-day's Radio Program
VIZ. Newark westinghouse. /.
(Tune to $50 meters)

NbEt NtAAFk tNcetnkhuuncfs
; 90 p M-Reyiew Of the Iron and Steel
Industries and Their Relation 70 General
Business Conditions, by the Iron Age.
) SIP. M.-"The Return OF Blouses IN AeT
:o0 r M.-Final baseball scores Of ths
American. National and international
7:i0 +. M-"Animal stories,'' by Florence
Vincent smith, New York Evening Teie-
100 p. M.-Location Of ships AZ Sea. by
tho Radio Corporation OF America final
baseball scores. closing prices In stocks.
bonds, grain. coffee and sugar
9.05 r. M.-"How the Sciences are Aiding
the Crippled and Underprivieged Children"
by J. Knoeppel. eI-president Of ths
20 +. M.-Recital by Nine. Gretchen HOOD.
soprano. and polylogues by Mabel Rowland.
1915 p. M.-"Thirty Years a Ship Reporter"
by II, l. Smith OF the City News Associs
1895 p. M.-concert by the Pennsylvanis
Quartet OF New Brunswick. ~. J.
1882 y. M.-standard time signals from
1901 r. M--official weather forecast.
WNP, Fort Wood. ~. \. c. u.450 metersj.
signal Corps, Z. ;. a.
$3.50 r. M.-Instructlon In radio.
Harding, soprano; Miss Miriam Waller
pianist, in classical numbers.
wGY. Schenectady.
II zoo P. M,-United states Naval Observatory
time signals.
1880 p. M.-Noon stock market quotations
j 80 r. M.-Weather forecast on 4s5 meters
ZOO Y. M-Music.
600 r. M.-Produce and stock market quota
tions aud reports; baseball results: news
bulletins.
kDki, Pittsburgh (westinghousc).
600 p. Man address on the Careful Cross,
ing Cainpaign. by L. II. Babcock. Super
urgh; tri-weeky letter from Farm and
Home: weekly summary OF The Iron Age
800 7. M,-Harriett NJ. Werie. pianist
program: Piano solos. adagio moonlight
sonata, beethoven, and ''Rondo Coprfc-
cioso,' op. li. Mendelssohn. Miss Werie
soprano solos, Rose in the Bud. Forester:
Down In the Forest" Ronald: ",rhe
Silent Night" Roma. Miss BuckIer @
kfW, Chicago, Ill. westinghouse.
500 7. M-Concert, by Mrs. r. T. Navirato
soprano; Eva Ray. accompanist Thomas
H. Pither, tenor; Cathryn Franks Pither
accompanist: Pullman Manual Training
school Band, direction OF James r. n
French. Program: ''The Sentry March,.
Hsskins; by the Pullman Manual Training
school Band: Good Bye" TostI, and 's,rtfe
sunshine OF Your SmIle,' Ray, BY Mrs n
IT. Navigato BLACK Queen overture
White, by the Pullman Manual Training
sGInooi Band; II Love the Moon Rubenr
by the Short Cut to Rosaes,'' Fox bv
Thomas II. Pither; Souvenir De Valerc4
Gornet Duet" BIGGER. bv A. Andrews aud
n. Bergstrom; ..HappIness OF Love-
=. T. Navigate; "The Chimes of Nor.
mandy (grand selection), Planquette, ~
the Pullman Manual Training School Band.
Thou Art So Dear 10 Me-" Spencer. and
i fhq Little Irish Girl" Lohr. by Thomas
Morning" Robledo: fox trot. 'You Can
Have Every Light on Broadway" Sinons.
Band.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
Continued from Preceding Page.

expected 10 dock at pier 81. North River.
about . 80 AM Friday.
Str La Bourdonnais (Fr), Havre FOR New
York, Is expected 10 arrive Friday and dock
at pier "a. North River.
str Seydii,z (Gerl, Bremen for New York.
Is expected 10 dock at foot of 9th street,
Hoboken. about 8 80 AM Thursday.
str American Legion. Buenos Aires. &c.
for New York. Is expected to dock at pier
!, Hoboken. Sunday morning.
Str vasari (Br), Buenos Airee. &c. for
New York. Is expected 10 dock at pier IA.
Hoboken. sunday morning.
str Carrilo. Kingston for New York, Is
expected 70 dock az pier 10. East River.
str Santa Marta, kingston for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier 10. East River.
about o AM Wednesday,.
Str Monterey, Havana for New York, rs
expected TO dock at pier 10. Brooklyn, Friday
forenoon.
Str Parma (Br). st Thomas. &C, for New
York. Is expected 70 dock a. pier "A. Brook
Str Colombo GtaD, Naples for New York.
~ expected 10 reach Quarantine about AM
"Wednesday and dock In the forenoon at pier
%, North River.
The New York herald., 1922-09-20
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

distance given In miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified.l
Alxic $50 Il Ambrose v 10th.
Aryan 30 IL Sand Key 10th.
Bankdale l3S II Ambrose l. 18th.
Bridsetown $40 SSE Scotland l. 10th.
Cacique 153 S Ambrose L 10TH
Cananova sic S Ambrose l. v 18th.
cayo Mambi $40 San Juan 10th.
Coldwater s2T ENE Tybee sea buoy 10Th.
Colombo due Ambrose l. v AM 20th.
Croydon Han 1902 SO Ambrose L 1880
+ D Asche 1856 r Ambrose l. " 10Th.
George NJ Embricos due New York . PM
Goth.
Grecian As w Fire Island 10th.
Gulfland 1876 SW Nantucket 10Th.
Helen S3S S Scotland l. v 10Th.
Henry r Mallory left Key West PM 18th.
lcwan 1852 y Bird Rock 18th.
Lake Esmere 500 NNE Diamond Shoal 10tn
Lenape passed Brunswick L 3 AM 18th.
Lillian NE Winter Quarter L 18th.
Monterey left Havana 80 AM 10Th.
Munamar 301 s Diamond Shoal 10TH
san Gil 46 NE Jupiter AM 10th.
San Lorenzo 1862 N San Juan PM 10th.
Saxon passed Block Island 10th.
Southern Cross All SIC Ambrose L " 10th,
Standard 15S s Ambrose l. 18th.
Trevose 90 u Nantucket I. v 10th.
Western Scout $50 ENE Cape Henry 18th.