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New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Humility
Y ! p M, as y, IN
Barometer heading.
General Weather Condition

NSnSFN AeAthef Conditions
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2b,--To- night The
pressure was abnormally low over the
western Atlantic ana tho Canadian mari.
TINE provinces low and falling in the
upper Mississippi Valley and the western
canadian provinces and high over the Gulf
states and the Rocky Mountain and MIA
teau region, with the center of rnaylsnun,
pressure over Wyoming. Cold weafher
continued general to-day east of the Mis-
slsappi River, while the temperature ha Is
risen considerably over the plains states
and the Northwest.
There have beon snow aurries within the
iasl twenty-fouT hours in the region OF
the Great Lakes. the interior OF the mid
De ATLANTIC and New England states and
the upper Ohio Valley, and rains In south
sae g, fd9Iioa %nd az widely scattered points
IN louisiana and eastern Texas.
In the middle Atlantic and New Eng
lend states the weather will be partly
cloudy and cold tomorrow and cloudy
and unsettled. with slightly higher tenn.
oerature. cn Monday, with probability or
snow furrtes in northern New England.
Ir, n2rtaern New York end the mountain dis
tricts OF the middle Atlantic states In the
south Atlantic and east Gulf states the
weather will be generally fair to-morrow
and Monday. with slowly rising tempera :
ture. In Tennessee and Kentucky the
weather VIII be fair and warmer to-rnor-
row and fair Monday. In the upper Ohio
weather will be cloudy to-morrew and
Monday. with light local snow ffurries and
with somewhat higher temperature to-
Forecast by Districts.--Eastern New
Tork--Partly cloudy Sunday; Monday
cloudy, snow rurries in interior, continued
cold
Southern New England--Fair Sunday;
Monday cloudy. continued cold.
Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware, Marylana-Partly cloudy and con-
tinuec cold Sunday; Monday cloudy and
unsettled, not quite cold.
Western New York--Snow nurries Sun.
day and Monday, continued cold.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Sbastance IN miles, position at noon. unIes,
etherwise specifed1
Annfston City 1873 ME- Cane Ee,ry nyo,, a.
Slpes z.Tao SD Ambrose Nov 81 wv @1'
Gabo hscapter 1900 "a Ambrose Nov ~
Semmack l,02l sE Barbados Nm, 81 81
gt,rr Ggtu,rohester = Sea Girt Nov 25
1Tlkaoeth SH Nobska Island Nov Ok
Yynoependence Hail 1s Ambrose Nov OK
AersnkW 10 SW Barnegat Gas Buov Mny OK
LaAe Silooa ls2 Scotland Nov 95 -s'
Lae winthrop 455 S Scotland Nov ~
11'illan 90 NE Cape Henry Nov OK
1xahe Strymon rs SW GayheaI Nov ~
s.nt saount clinton 1,lSI E Afnbroae Nav ~
,ssilranores 724 Ambose Nov "a a.
=. - oherog left Antilla IL AM Nov "a
merro Castle 245 s Scotland Nav az
monterey 65s s Scotland Nov Ok "''
fa,lyefsu1n I'VE, 90 Easthampton fo.4o Al.
Huron s7i 8 Scotland New 26
a nnlesiaent GARFIELD 966 e Anbrosa N.-. az
s,s an america s6I SE ST Thomas Ma, No'
~, f,resiaent oe Roosevelt s.as0 10 Xnhra..
An 25th. 8'oqus' Brazil.
shSo,srs SoS i. Island l.als Nn sandy Hook
ss.yassoS ssansspn Lsss laso sE Charleston Nov %
sssaatt,asroorE satatrar 2so y AmbroFe Nov 2s o.
Tasapinero aso LILO u Caps fafteras No, *
,rs. lima - scetland NOV Ell ~
usc9I Barnsgat Nov IS
M,.,, az sehzo docking Ponce a:sa Axs
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
/. ARMY Orders

From the Tytbane's Washington Bursn~
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.--Army orderi
issued to-day follow:
Air Service
Following Iieutenants to Panama:
Seller. E. r.. Sloan, K; Beery, L. H.. Up
ston, J. e.; Watson. A. u.
Infantry
Sherman, 1t. J. b., to Ut. Sheridan.
Rattan, Capt. w. ", to Ft. Washington
Haislip, Maj. w. H., to TT. MoPhorson.
Jones. Maj. r. e.. to Ft. Ontario.
Isogorio, Capt. A, F., TO Iowa City (fs.).
Thompson. Capt. s.. H.. to Gettysburg.
McEwan. Capt. J. T., to New York City.
Dravo, Maj. G. A., to Ft. Benning.
Bennett, Capt J. r., to Piattsburg Bar.
racks.
Coast Artillery
Lindnsr. Capt G. b., to Portland (Me),
Hoag Maj. J. A., to Ft. Hancock
Sackviile. Capt W. TO FIT. Monroe
Kimmel, Mas. Nj. NJ. 'jr.. to FIT. Totton.
Cavalry
Thurman. MAJ. A. O., to FL. Huschucs
Foster. Maj. c. W., to Ft. OgIethorpe.
Field Artillery
Hayes. Maj. e. H.. to Fl Sill
Spencer. Maj. E. r.. to Et. gill
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Uue To-day
Vessel. Port. Agency,
Modig, Bremen, Nov /.
American Metals Transport Co
Knut Jarl, birmingham, Nov as O Stray
Carenoo. Palermo. Nov 5...,C ID Mallory
Edgehill, Antwerp, Nov 8.
Ka.h,4mba. Gibraltar. Nov ' 8. ''''N D'''
Norfolk Range Leith, Nov 5,
Furness, Witty & Co
coiianer. Bordeaux. Nov II,
Maine London. Nov tsAtiantic Trans Line
Rethore, Colon, Nov 10, ore s. co
Esther Dollar Genoa. Nov ST.. Dollar Lines
Due Tomorrow
City of Bristol. Gibraltar. Nov g.
Katrina Luckenbach. Cotton, Nov Is.
Luckcnhach 8 y Co
Mirahores, Kingston, Nov 22...Atl Fruit Co
Due Tuesday
olen,, Dunkirk Nov l6, Cosmopolitan Line
Bacchu9. Leghorn, Nov 8. Three Star Limo
Clontarf, Lisbon. Nov ~. a II Bull & Co
Eastern Tempest, Hull, Nov 9.
Fenchurch, Marseilles, Nov s.
James w Elwell & Co
Due Wednesday
City OF Alton Hartlepool. Nov "A,
idaho Antwerp. Nov Il.
ElIerlnan's Wilson Line
lAouuOH Mariner, Lonuon NOV L.
Furness. Witty Il Co
Eagle, Cristohal, Nov 81.
Houlder, Weir & Boyd
Due Thursday
Lingneld, Gibraltar. Nov II.
Houldcr. Weir & Boyd
Exeter City, Fowey. Nov ~
Charles Hill & Co
Due Friday
Oakwin, Cape Town. Nov 5 u S Naviga Co
Ripon, Manzanillo. Nov %.
NY & Cuba Mail Line
Due Saturday
Cabo Espartel. Seville, Nov IL. Ybarra Line
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

West Harshaw coo ME- Cape Hatterns
Nov so.
west Hematite s4b ME BerSnuda Nov "a
West Nohno 1,GGs SH Boston Nov "a.
Vestris lent Barbados PM Nov "a.
Apache 54 n Diamond Nov 26.
Kroonand 555 n Ambrose Nov 25.
West Dlcaseo 7a2 E Cape Henry Nov s5.
West uemhre 400 10 Portland Nov rs.
Westport 45b MI Nantucket Nov 25
Wildwood lat 3S as N, Ion 80 rs w, Nov IS,
Lilo 1876 10 Cape Race Nov 25,
Mount Clinton e1e Ambrose Nov 26.
President Gart1eld o6s II Ambrose Nov 2hA
President Adams t.027 IL Ambrose Nov 90,
Pan America left st Thomas 7as PM
Nov 25
st MIhleI 62s sIJ Ambrose Nov %.
] NJ Guffey 179 Diamond Nov IS,
FL Siglo 305 II Diamond Nov 2B,
schoharie 1929 ME- Cape Henlopen Nov 26.
Federal lat ~ SS N Ion 81 II w, Nov 25
Queen Louise lat 50 % N. Ion 10 so w,
Nov rs.
Tug d + MoAnister lat Il 81 N. lon II 81
W. Nov 80,
Sagua 172 S Scotland Nov 90
Munalbro IA Nls Charles Nov 20.
West Harshaw COO NE Hatteras Nov 2S
Tug Guardsman at Vineyard Haven Nov 26.
Collamer 500 SB Ambrose Nov 2s.
Silvia left New York AM Nov %.
Clontarf $50 ESE Ambrose Nov 20
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Forecast for the Week

WASHINGTON, Nov. a5.---weather out
look for week beginning Monday
North and Middle Atlantic States---lisn-
orally fair with temperatures below normal
until latter part. when khe weather Will
become unsettled and warmer, with prob
bile rains.
south Atlantic and East Gulf States
Generally fair and cool. with frosts first
part. There is probability of unsettled
rveather, showers and somewhat higher
Temperature latter part.
Gafo Valley and Tennessee~-Generaliy
fRir ard cool first part latter half unset
led and somewhat warmer, with probabii
sty of rains.
Region OF the Great Lakes--GeneraIIy
fair and cool arxt part: latter half un-
settled and somewhat warmer. with proba~
biIity OF r5sna or SHOWS
Upper Mississippi ard Lever Missouri
valleys. Rocky Mountain and Plateau re
gtong--tsenerally fair; Temperature nesr or
somewhat below normal
Psei8e Stafesg-- Generally fair; fe1apara-
sase eoflia wji8t bsRew norJRa}, bur with
ssroea efitty u fa.ns along tbs Washing ton
500 9Eegoa ceassas
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Marine Disasss,.a

NE MsrTtt Chapman Co rained tne r
v,,,o. vrea Lqhman, which sank at piers r :
drvdan, ~,dan iron Works, Jersey City; she viii nj
A .fl,ae tritzoe tNor) arrived Friday m sror,
annaaasa ,,a; had trouble hoisting anchor: winch
n seow Jacobsen. loaded turned turt,a oes
bro9klgn Bridge; crew saved. '1i'is OH
clevsland clNusr9M, ein. Ont Gn Nov Nov ss--Anaas.o.
Island. near Capo Vincent, n yi1 E;ns EI;arseton e
20 pa9nI m1ntreal al, with coal; tugs aiding. A'a's
Richmond hnMdphdpHrA, des1ras,s Nev 25-Pier 1s,
6a 6arges OF the Philadelphia Eleetrio sefsi Ha
oarnaged y ,a9,; barge sank '''o 20
hence nmhpY ~ IssLANp. sd.a Nov 2s-Llangorse
aground a5s west of channel. loved l''s, sa ran an
oaAer Rangei renoated ana nrneaada1 III OF
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
BY Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS ANTI
SHIPMASJERS

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OF the positions OF merchant vesseia re-
,eelVed through the Independent wtrs-
ress rs,s Corporation and the Radio corpo-
ration Of America. shipmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus NAV. w;,S.
out charge, report their CTR noon
positions through the folIowing conn.
smeteisi ststs radio stations In the United
sheases sh proper. II is important thar
these reports should be sent nror, ntaS
noon each day in order that thayy
may be received in time for pahlica ttnny tthoy
., Sosition reports can also be aent
through the stations of the IndenarSentt sent
Wlreless Telegraph Company. mo Nsss
dWsp, fSTg city Ea., tWca.. Babylon. L. T T.
New London, Conn. (WsT). S"A''
NO cnarSe made for medical ~
reports. ""@ weather
The Radio Corporation Of An.,...
WIN receive position reports thronsts
tns following stations: Cana Ssss
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Health Service. o. Eabiie
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
City Island
Bound SnY,tl,.1,

:, Bound south-~-Thyra tsw). Fowey via
Wl,aion' l,I' 3. for New York; seiwyn lESt1diy' ESdyy'
aiiIrborn aGn,Gm tes N9sfoik sshrs Etsldwood {sr5
fmeadingi fas Annie p. Chase. Mschsas No
!. BSnnd East~-~silvla (Er), New York for
ohhs Tiiths I9r New London; tugs Gypsum King
tnlo WIN .nree barges; VIM G R5ward, Win
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

lsttors NBM. lat 40 So 10 ~ lon ne s7 81
w, completed srovember 20.
on November 10 San Francisco Light
Vessel In lat ~ IS o9 N Ion 122 IL 90 w,
was replaced by relief, which shows fixed
white light of 920 candlepower so feet
above water visible II miles. Haa rea
hull, with middle section white with the
word Relief In black on sides.
Mattnwonan Shoal Buoy NO 30. poto-
mac River, broken off, Will be replaced.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Change of Masters

Archie. w Pope succeeds Kristen | Mar
cussen, command steam screw Vacuum !;
Vacuum Oil Co.
Ralph b Drisco succeeds Thomas M Call
der command achr GLADYS M Taylor.
Charles NJ Mcdonald succeeds Jens Jor-
gsnsen, command steam screw Munamar: :
Munson S s. Lines.
william +. McFadden succeeds Theodors
Miller command ateam screw Orleans.
Harry A Warren succeeds benjamin 7
Maxfold, command steam screw Pepuot
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

poration, and IL will be ready for
service In April, 1924.
The new ship Is to be named the
Alexander Hamilton and will be fast
oil burner, 388 feet In length, with q
beam of rs feet. In general appear
ance the vessel will resemble the Rob
ert Fulton, Of the Day Line feet, and
will have passenger capacity Of 1000.
Its completion viii bring the total
carrying capacity of the line to 27,50o.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Highest. SO

tIs heBt, 80 dsgrees (At 2.S0 D. ny.
s9West, ~ degrees Cat 7:30 "a, ra,) ; average
* 3esfeesi average same date iast wear,
50 degrees; average same date for thirty
three years, 30 degrees. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26

SAVANNAH, Nov 25~-Parthenin (Br).
Jucksonyllle; Merrimae, Phiiadelphia and
sailed jacksonville.
ST JOHN, N u, Nov s4--san Bruno tBr).
Havana.
TAMPA, Nov 25 - Attulaita tItnll,
Charleston; Cookaponset, Jacksonville;
Coldwater. New York; schr varuna tBr),
Coxur1el leland.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Vessel to Give Hudson Fleet Ca
pacity of 27 500

Another steamer will soon be added
to the feet Of the Hudson River Day
Line, according to announcement made
by the officials of that company. The
contract for it's construction has been
let to the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Cor
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Dangers TO Navigation,
(By u 8 Hvdro~ra..,

w y . IIyUTOBcAphIc Offioel
North Atlantic Ocean off tba An,a-.
o5e poraed tns Ne following obstruction was re
seapor, NSS 90 1 1as. lat % 1a ION % as. lighter
6r 6roks adrtft while in tow and wa. asSam. aSaa.
Wn Voae4 IN water-logged condition a,nss -,
Along. the oversea routes +ho e.,,.
n npstEuctlon was reported: Nov ii. iat w ss
.o ION % ~. timber 15 feet iong 1S 49,, 90 o.
eQuare, Tacoma. I ~ ahohss
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Foreign Ports
(By Cabie)
Arrivals

SklE NOV if--h'ei % oa'o' NNN' 49,
"a BREMEN, Nov 2o--Taiho Maru (Jap)
L1BAU, Nov 2o-Polonia (pan), New
RNNGooN, Nov 2l~-Egremont. New
LONDON, Nov 2l--Hambleton Range
CBr), New York. Gath, British Enterprise
(Brl. New Orleans.
IGELSINGBORG. Nov 21---Maud (Nor).
HAMBuRG. Nov 21-Porsanger (Nor>'
NYBoRG, Nov 2l--scandia (pan), New
KOBE, Nov 22s-wheatland Montana,
TENERIFFE, Nov 2a-cadM (sp>, Now
YOKOHAMA, Nov 23-~Canadian Pros
pector (Br>. Vancouver; President Jackson.
Seattle for Hongkong; 24th, Nile (Br)' san
ANTwnRP, if'1Vi I' Nov Nov %23~Glkhorn New York
Missss5np err San Sn, FranoySo saWo:+ 1.rrsv
New orleans; kinderdijk fDb,, San Fran
cisco; Western Plains. Montreal s,
New York via st John. n b; 24th. Spring
field, New York.
BARROW. Nov 2s--Ramore Head (Br),
Montreal
ST MICHABLS, Nov 24--Condo vifredo
(sp), Avonmouth for Philadelphia.
MANCHESTER, Nov 24-Smaragd (Nor),
NEWcAsTLE. Nov 24--sevcrnmede (Br),
New Orleans,
CARDlFT, Nov 24-wye Tempest (Br).
SAN JUAN. Nov 24-1sabella, New Or
HAVANA, Nov 24-cartago New Or
leans; Spaarndam (DD, New Orleans for
SYDNEY, N S W, Nov 2a-Lorenzo
(Br, New York.
CAD1z, Nov 2s-Manuel Calvo (sp).
Havana and New York.
HULL Nov 24-Capulin, PHILADELPHIA
and Boston
LAS PALMAs, Nov 24-cadiz (sp), Gal
weston and Havana.
NEW CASTLE, Nov 2A--Canadian Chal~
lenger (Br), Montreal.
York and Boston; Hoxie. Baltimore.
MANILA, Nov 24-Bohemian Club, San
HoNGKoNG, Nov 24-Empress OF
Russia UD, Vancouver; Hawaii Maru
(Jap). Tacoma.
PLYMOUTH, Nov 5--President Polk.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 25--Montcalm (Br),
Departures
RoTTERDAM, Nov 2o-Breedijk lDD.
Pensacola.
CHRTsT!ANIA, Nov 21-Idefjord CNorl
EsBJERG, Nov 21-Kullaberg (sw>.
Boston.
L1vERPooL, Nov 21-Lavada, Houston;
2Ath, Caledonian (Br), Boston.
YOKOHAMA. Nov 22-Edmore from
HQnglSong): Tacoma.
KOBE, Nov 22-Empress Of Canada (Br)
from Hongkong), Vancouver: 24th, Mon
tagne Ie,, lfrom T, m, Honskong). Portland. Ore
NEWCASTLE, Eng, Nov 24-Lepanto
FAYAL, Nov 24-Roma (Fr) (from Mar
LoNDoN: Nov 26-Northwestern Miller
PORT AN'roN1o. Nov 2s-Bowden (Nor>,
PUEETA BARR1os, Nov 24-relketjer
(lrlo
,sANTiAGo. Nov 2S--sosua (Nor),
TELA, Nov 23--Jose (Nor). New Or.
HAVANA, Nov 24-san Benito tsr,
% Gpom Boston,, Cristobal; 23d, San Pablo
SANTOS. Nov 2s--Atalaia tBraz). New
Orleans l36,1oo bags of coffee); Parnahyba
Of coffee for Boston. $500 bags for New
y, KOBE Nov 2s--scotland Maru tJap>,
>, RIO DE JANEzRo, Nov 2s-A,dan tBr>.
NGw sonTaH;MPTgdN TSFk; se2glsnd $Nor> New Orleans,
\. LiyERPooL, NOV s5-Aariatsc tBr).
New York; Regina (Br1, Halifax
LONDON Nov 25-President Van gurer
:, GLAseow, Nov as-columoss tpr,,
Mora lBrl. United States ports. Ao'A'
~ SINGAPORE, Nov. s5--kentucky (Rr),
YOKOHAMA, Nov ---Mayebashi Maru
(Jap) san Francisco and New York
O.. Manila, Nov 2s-~President Clevelsnd,
KOBE, Nov as---siberia Masu tJsp>. SAN
francisco francisco Yaydi Maru (Jap). Portland,
FowHY, Nov as---reesnridge tsr). Port
ANTWERP. Nov aS--west retsas. Gal.
weston: West Kebar, Boston.
MARSEfLLES, Nov a2-Conssantiaopls
S!)' Ssr)' New York; 21st. Mont Cervin (Frj,
BILBAO, Nov ss---Eaarn tpt,, Now Or.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Foreign Ports

(By Mail)
HAVANA, Nov 1s--Arrived: Niaolaos
Hos Genoa; Aim (Noro, Kingsporf. via
Norfolk; Lake 9adsden, Vera Crug.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Finance nsn.,.,

EIisy. Capt. c. NJ. 10 ras. ''eas
Cave, Capt. r.. IT,. to ~ sIoIun1 p bus Bsry,.,
MISCELLANEOUS
6'iss' 10 wataS;o "a 1t; 4. p, ORD. offlosrs -.
Knoll. Capt. y. L. q "a
Dale. 1t. Col. r. A., hi z, ~ 20 Chioae.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Weather Report

Sun rises... e64 am. Sun sets. 4s2 pm.
Moon rises 1887 pm. Moon sets. -
Local TOrecast.-Partly cloudy to-day;
tomorrow cloudy; continued cold; fresh
northwest winds
Local ofticial Record-The following
record shows temperatures during the last
twenty-four hours in comparison with the
corresponding date of last year
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Notice to Mariners

,,, '5y Y 5 Hydrographic office1
The calibration of Amara,,..
sstaaaas stssssns Ioas Issanas n T. asaiS na,,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Vessels Sold
Day Line to Add Steamer

C. NJ II, gasoline scrsw, tons; sold b
Robert w Scott to Vincent Russo.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
winds at Sea To-day

" tlfA" nv STU AWsUaS
East Csnif--Fresh north: fair
West tsnif--Moderate TO fresh nartheriy:
paFttY cloudy.
Caribbean Sea md Windward passage---
Moderate east and northeast except vari.
able over extreme south portion partly
:, North OF Sandy Hook, Sandy Hook 10
UatteFas and Hatteras 10 Florida Strsife,
Fresh northwest; fair
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
New Wool Fabrics


Poiret Twill:-for the dress, suit or
wrap Poiret Twill is the most fav-
ored fabric. This is a particularly
flrm, all wool quality in good
shades of Navy and Black. Sc
inches wide. yard, 2.8S
Coatings These are all wool ma
terials with a soft, velvety pile for
wraps and coats. Really an ex-
ceedingly good quality, in Navy
Blue, Brown, Black and Silver
tone Mixtures. Sc inches wide
yard. $50
fSseen& Flosej
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
for three days only

10 introduce che newest Parisian styles
emo colorings. we have saarked these
slippers at this special price for three
days. Among them, Metal cloth and
coiored Brocade is wen represented.
Some have Silver and Gold cloth vamps
with exquisitely colored backs and heels
or the entire slipper is covered with all
over colored Brocade. Then. there are
also, Of course. Black Satin, Suede and
Matt Kid affairs adorned with steel and
Jet beads. ALI are hand finished.
fSsso~d Fioos1
New-York tribune., 1922-11-26
Local ofioial Record.-The fc

responding date q last rear
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. ROGERS. 81 5 Goth. wants cooks
with kitchen maids. Prot. parlor maids
waitress"s, nurses.
WAN LII. o'ni"tent .h".n IN every ca.
pacity; ref rcI. 1919 Bainbr.dge.
+. o. HARVEY. 1919 Ritteuhouss sq-Reji.
able help sor every cnpaC. all nationalIttr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
BOA RIDING

", RITTENNDvSE 80 220--Seron6 a. -
front room. "'h private bath: ri',I
furnished. '''''
LADY Nh hOdri DnN's and children %
& nor y,ek 2TMI PlLAskl arn W, ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
ROOMS FOR RENT

bath. 81, mll conse.. .rrrned nry y"' haIns nTmr
iine Ices i'm: Gar - OUT MalEu, il minutes
CHESTNUT ST 1895 - turnisnei roG,..
rens0nabl. rent. ''''''
DIAMOND. "i04-Throe fIrN. o. lin, ,,,a,-
rms win - ".tl"Et hoard. "an b." nc.i
for light house&-eg9S- Col. ooSN. ''''
PINE ST, l5oi- T"o large commur,cs,ioc
water: $50 pei .North. '''"'''
MANKET ST. a0l5-Private .nn,,7-: -.
warm sir!rE "ooms FOR business won,an
"casonahl~ Mrs. l.. KEN. "''''"n'
10TH. N 1872 HOTEL VJ'RIC,1--.11-;;s-,,..-,.n.,
shopping di"trct: near stations; bcait,is' 7r i.
turn. rms ".e'.: spotless; dai!y. wLJv r,,cE
18TH ST. LIZ. large furnjshed- - -,
Suttaht- tor : ri2,rI:tty. hot.waTer bSai
Poplar Oslo. "''''
BROAD 81, ;, l72+-I urn!shed room, -,
"r,va'e hom" "r" .oa as70 "'NS'""%'''''
18TH, Y ,1'os Turn. rm., Iars. ...,,,;s
with :. ". "NT., bus. man or wonS, ,|.''. ~.
"x"h.. & Gentle oily Ph evgs TIora ~
i4TH ST. :. -" N.,cly furnished r,
up 20 late. hu' " G'-r heat. cir"tri ''''
ton idea, rels,"oIr". Preston 4%65 W L.
HEACTlFNil" '"-n, room In largo n,vs,.
+" rity. Hnil t'hon" rreyeon ,6.!!.. s."'&s
EEpAD. -. l9r, ,,rInct. furn, rn,.
and anal; mod""m II pr.ce; phone " ~
@lG W. MT rENiIOrEE sQ.--R0G,ns
sutc; sns'H ROOM l.0rust 5000
0Ot =, BROAD .tI'r,shed front r5o,, ,.,.
ubl' for pel' .eInIN. ''' So.
ATTRACTIVE flrr apts.. some LoTs.5,.,,.
sherwood Art. As-uey, 1891 w!nSt"rs ws!nS'tt ",
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

I,,DITOR accountant. office manage,
roline man, experienced. desires Conu"C-
, rp with reliable concern. 8Os, Ledger
ptlCa - ----
| IrGOKKEicIER- "A ccuuntant desires position.
with account ants or reliable Arm. Phone
! Tioga $40 J or add. c eos. Ledser Office.
EKPR-, comp, o years exp. r"rctl. and
mfg des perm. resp. poa take charge
Al refs g ala. Ledger 0ffiCs.
'rIIAJFFEuR. EXPERIENCED. WISHES
P4SIT!n,&%c spARE TINE AFTEREHssT,.NSs RHs,.S :;
p 1870 LEDGER OFFICE. ---.---- ----.------
CHAuFFEUR. mechanic, des, priv. position,
Sro ?s; hcat ref. aa%, l@dstr OflGc
Clerk % vearH. desires nrht position
Enn%isdg" OF accounting c S2I, Led on.
/ COOK or chauffeur. japanese. with test
l.fs., wishes pos, in priv, fam Richard.
500 5. 9th - .MaEm 1871.
EEClNEER---'iraduate N3eChanICsl engineer :
s.rvircs available after Oct. u Tor sales
crgineerinR wnrk PhIla territory; would ie-
quest an interview. 320, Ledger ofn,-.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19
.|snERD PLANS
STEEL STEAMER


An all-steel excursion steamer,
the largest Of its kind in, western
waters, is to be built next spring
By Captain D.. N. Wisherd. presi-
dent u the Wisherd M Of steam
ofS.
The new boat will be larger than
the steamer Majestic which was
burned May 8. but will have no In
nammable parts. and is to be so
fest wide and longer than the Ma
jestic which measured 2SS11 feet.
Plans for the new boat are now
being drawn and Captain Wisherd
says hs will be ready to accept
bids BY early spring.
Il - probable that the steamer
will be built upon the Ohio river.
% there IL but one big plant on
the Mississippi able to do such
work. It's cost has not yet been
estimated, but the Majestic when II
was built ~ q packet in 1914 cost
over 3300. 600.
Marponed in the Green river at
Spotsville, KY. the steamer q. W.
Hill ID waiting for the Ohio river
to become navigable 20 It can Be
brought to Quincy for the winter