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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-27
RlfMONs COUNTY RECORD

said Linton Special School District
This meeting viii begin at. Nine
O'clock A. M, and close at four O'clock
p. M. of said day. ..s.
Dated at Linton. North Dakota, this
10th day Of July, A. d. 1922.
BY Order of ..% fs4f q M & :
THE DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD /.
Chas. Coventry, District Clerk.
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Legal Public cations
Nor1CEsr 70 CREDIroRs
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE

Richard, Tobin, Deceased. ssz
dersigned 81. Il. Ramps. .Administra-
tor with Will annexed Of the Estate
of Richard Tobin. late Of the town of
and state Of Illinois. deceased, to the
creditors OF, and all pers0ps having
claims against, said deceased, to ex-
htbit them with the necessary youch-
ers, within six months after the first
publication Of this notice. to said Ad-
ministrator at his Office In the city Of
Harvey, in Wells County S:s5g e
II r. RAMPS,
with Will. Annexed.
First publication on the 1 9th day Of
July A. =. 1922. s. 1uly13sau3
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NOTICE ron ru 1!1l1,..,l m. n.

01079iS3 IS; FsjS III s. y ss'i *,
81 :8 . .-i y u. s. LAM OFFICE N
" at Bismarck, North Dakota
!; .lissss q June u, 1922 5Es
NOTICE fs hereby given that Mary
p. Woodland, Of Gleneee, N. D.. Wild
ow OF VIM. J. Woodland, deceased who
i on August 2. 1917 made homestead
entry. No. o1A7s1, for SEN sWAs Sec.
Township 136 N, Range 7S w, bth r.
Meridian, has n1ed notice OF Intention
to make ANAL three year PROOF. to en-
sscribed. before Register. y. 81 Land
Once. at Bismarck. North DAkOta, IN
the It'll: day Of August, 1872. Is
e Claimant Nance 8Aes Nftneeoe1s.S o. .zi
- Robert; II. " Hand.
Henry "a. NoaAMd
I. Arthur 1hf11ip
Charles A. Carlson af1 OF Glen
zoe, North DAKOTA ls55.
6tj29- tul2 q ss sssa a Register.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE REAL.
.ls:4 ESTATE MORTGAGE
iuly,1lasE2%7a1

A.. !: schnobrich. Mortgages. dated
for record IN the office ofsthe Register
Dakota, on the 10th day of December,
1919. at $500 o'clock A. N s, and Sreeords
"a in Book s. Ct MortgaSes on Rase
ann II dated te
18th day Of February. 1921, to State
Bank Of New Germany said :. assign.
said Emn,ons County, North Daokta,
recorded in Book Sc. Of Mortgages. on
Of the premises deseribed In said
at the front door Of the
Court House at Linton. Emmons Coun-
MGh at the hopr th %
day ofssseptembers 1922, to satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage on the
date of sale. GA.
mortgars and which sywil be .solsss. g.
satisfy theasam g ars laser lneu ass fol-
asa5sss sy 4. se sss-
I'VE cas-. in township One Hundred
Tny.Xtr u.s. Wss Nef the fsa e. ssy.
IN Simmons County, North n Dakota.
ditions Of said mortgage by .failure
will be due on such mortgage at the
date OF sale the spm ofsSEvENTEEN
HUNDRED NINETY-EIGHT AND 60
100 f$1798 .50l DOLLARS. and the costs
Of this foreclosure.
Notice of Intention to Foreclose said
mortgage has been given as required
STATE BANK or NEW GERMANY,
lz.s Assignee OF Mortgage.
CHAS. COVENTRY, 81 s55. ,@.S5 Z, ' !
Attorney for Assignee 800
Linton. North Dakota. iuly27Sau3l
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PAGE THREE

the 18th day of October to cover the
amount of $3,250. 90. the County Au-
ditor is hereby directed to make no
'eg TyH fSR &c RE- BE 1T RESOLVED.
BY the Board OF County Commission
ers of Emmons County, North Dakota,
That there be and is hereby. levied
County as taxes for all County pur-
poses for the ensuing fiscal year the
sum of $l73,58O. 90, for the following
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County OF iEmmons u
IN COUNTY COURT,

County OF fEmmOns 10 ". y, N
IN COUNTY COURT, ~
Before Hon. Don L. Tracy.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Andreas
Permann, Deceased i, s.:.a u y &.
Notice Is hereby given by the under.
signed John Bischof, the executor Of
the Estate of Andreas sPefmann, late
Of the County OF Emmons and State of
North Dakota, deceased; to the credt-
tors Of. and all persons having claims
against said decedent, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within
six months after the first publication
of this notice, to said Executor at his
office In, the Village Of Iceland In
Mcintosh County, North Dakota.
JOHN BIsCHoF,
!. ~ Executor.
4 First publication on the 22d day OF
June. 1922: jun22-julyl3
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4 4 AFTERNOoN SESSION

Jnfy 81, 1922. 2 o'clock p. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members presently e0cept
The. County Auditor presented
statement of expenditures for the fiscal
year ending June the 30th. 1922, as
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-27

Brings Dead Back 70 LIE.
Eninghaub, 1n.-Andrew Xmas, .
resident Of Mason, died" one day this
week and came to life while the barber
was trimming his hair preparatory 70
hurial.
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The total cost of the Brooklyn
bridge was 25,094.577-
Stf BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION.
ERg OF EMMONs COUNTY, NORTH

&. 90 4 Linton. n, p !, y uly 20, 1922.
81 The, Board met pursnant to adjourn
sment. Members present, T.. p. Lee,
Chairman; r. McConville. Fr4nk
;Schall, COMMISSIONER. e.
Pursuant to advertisement for bids
on bridge, Sculverts and grading, bids,
We're opened and found to be as fol-
lows: ss2as y 1E1 s3s - & n Fl
!, al + - .J ksissr, grading between 24-25
Linton 3 Con: Co.. I Concrete
Bridge g Culverts as per plans and;
Specifications. 81, 9O6. So
=. f Odenthal. ! Concrete Bridge
& SCulverts as per plans and specidca--
ions. sl2,2as.l5; Grading to Culvert
tians, ,$l2, 296. 46. tS>'s5si
between 26-26.l36-7S, pic per Gu. yard
R:.F: Odenthal. Grading between "a
25-136-77, $2855 .95.
Upon motion, duly seconded. the con-
tract for bridge and culverts was
awarded to the Linton Bridge Con-.
struction Co. and for the two Jobs of
grading to r.. #. Odenthal. Upon roll
sail all members voted FAYE.
The Board adjourned as q Board of
County G0mmissioner ss and Immediately
!reconyeneds as a Board OF Equalization
and Review. The remainder. Of the
afternoon was spent in reviewing
The: Hoard upon motion adjourned
until O'clock q. M, uly 521st 49, &
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Harry 8; Reamann, Road %
H; 4: ksamsnn. Road Work. ;, ~
Lumber f Tor GuIvert Dist. No.
r. III Ii: Carpenter Ier. Co.. :
Lumber for Culvert Dist. No. -.
F. II: Carpenter Lnr. Co.
Lumber for Culvert Dist No.
F: H.: Carpenter Lpr. Co,
p4 1si; ve.ssh. Road worix;. a % ~
1saa.s Bosch. Road Work, ~s : ~
Ei B;si H Tser s. Road Work, ,s 90
yi 5ist. o sa. ST.. Road Work: 90. 90
nf pis{. Y Ne. sl.. road Work. IS. 90
L. +. ,Hanisy, Road Work. %
w Pie. Ne ss,l sa'' Road Work. 1'so
S. F. Wright. dragging f. a.
p. No: VI. Motor Vehicle. 600
l. s. p cn S5p ST. M Rgassvn ehia f. 27ss
2. Norman. Cutting Weeds on =
Roads, Motor Vehicle. 14.40
R. F.: od de, Grading on 20, ..
d II; HssssS' Road Work. ., %
F.. II; Carpenter Lbr. Co.,
Lumber for culvert. Co. ,oo >.
Alex: Waiither. Jr.; Unloading
F: freeman. Unloading Gull :,
R. F +. odenthai, Abutment bet. '''
27-34-13l-74, Co. Bridge. 1851. SO
B. H. Tong, Mileage & Elk -. .,
LlSyd 'S stewart. Assisting Co: Wv. 10
Vincent shisr, Assisting Co: :, :,
Le sSsii g s essmsn:s Assisting .',
Co. supt. Of Highways. ss. 81
Alton n. J " &C., a Ass SIS Co. .az q,
HeS sRr; q dls a,snxAa Assisting Co: s'
B. Wald, 3 gal oil for doors s.st
F H. Carpenter Lbr. Co., :,
Peter shier. Board for Pris- - ;,
A. on E. Klabunde, Supplies. to s1'0'
Chris. Dietrich. ........ $50
L. N. Doerschiag Co., Sup.
piles to Koenig, Bachman.
seh hs,f,a:; scheidt and Harju o.o .,
Stat, Trs s;;Sl1 e. Insane Or: ,..o .,
Em ena1ng c s,S9ty2RS Record Print. l44o'
Em ns n County Free Press. ~
chas. B. cariiey. Box rent & ' /. :,
chas! 5: carley; Teachers Re- ,.oo :.
Oh $. b. cariey. County TUT 49,
rwr'A 81 iaaelion, Materials ''s :
for election booths $50. ~. so
Jim Herr, Board and Room for % a
smith SHhh ssu uassn Blue Prints. rs
Kintyre State Bank. Loss on ,oo +,
asa nr EEr h9%Szyl 4 s soyottss e e
The Board upon motion appointe
John Hagel and Peter Kraft to ap
+ praise three estrays taken up bv Re
The Board adjourned as Board o
County Commissioners and immediate
al ly recOnvened as q Board OF EQualiza
. Having examined the assessment
for the year 1922: the Board upon me
ehs IF
r HORSES
Campbell Township, Under y
2 Lowered a 40 per cent cent; under yrs
Buchanan Valley Twp, Under VI
Lowered 40 per cent; Under yr.
n Lowered 10 per cent; Under yr,
Lowered 20 per cent 3 yrs. and owe
Lowered 20 per cent.
= a CATTLE &
+ Campbell Twp, yr. old Under
= Lowered 80 per cent.
= Buchanan Val. Twp, q yr. old und,
8, Lowered IS per cent.
s Real Estate. In Dana Township We
raised IL per cent. IA s,5,.s <. x 4 .,.s 3 =,
:. The Board adjourned as Board ~
J. Equalization, and Immediately recor
I vened as a Board OF County Commf'
h 4 sioners 5S, "a 81 81 u 8 81 "a
Uppn motion the Board adjourne
9 until o'clock p. N
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changed while gesd heef steers were
steady 70 1Oc up Rnd butcher cows
|: lee tower to 15c higher. Sheep and
lamb prices also showed declines. feed
ing fanabs steady 10 26c:: fat ewes sc
TO 15e Ut lambs 46c M yedarlings 76e
snat ioMer. On Juiy q Chicago hoe
prices Hefe rs To z5e higher; cattle
prices practically unchanged viii
s1anibs inv. 1Gill o 1te tower and
sheep slow ts.IiglNl1 July II Chicago
prices: Hogs top. S11; bnfks Of sale.
81. ~ 80 e1o.9ess g. Hmm ana good beei
steers 1910; Butcher COWS anc
sheifeTs t3.sosS. s6ss feeder steers $685.
IT'S; Hight and nsedl inm weight yea:
calves $3.50: ut 4 lambs $l2i13.15;
feeding lambs $13:ls;; yearitnss 3s.25
$11.zb: fat ewes q. ISL: st, stocker aa6
feeder shipments fsom II impcrtani
markets. during the week ending Jua1
II were: Cattle and calves $3.50
hogs Z. S4s; shssp 10 I $50. with the sx
ception Or sffes6spofk Sioins which were
uneven. ranging from 81 lower to 81
higher, prices on N classes of fresh
meats 81 eastern Wholesale markets
.were downWard. Beef soc Is 81; lower
veal generally 81, mutt 81 week to u
sand slambs 81 70 - down pr 100 ms
On July n beef w1Gk tog Zoe lower;
veal weak to 81 la1mbs and light porA
loinb ~ to 20 down while: mutton md
he3yy PORK ioins femainSd practically
steady July Al ices good grade
meath naaf ~ .kf1 ~ s16,KN. 8vAaIs xf6.
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MORNING SESSION

9 O'Clock A. NJ. July 22 1917.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present except
The following Depository Bonds,
ee ss to form We're
First National Bank, Linton, ...oo
remp HS state Bank, reimvik INV. :. ooa
security aHss State Bank, strasburs e AVN
T The Petition Of o. s.. Swanson. ct
ner Of Section 56-1s7-75, and Dr., running ming
and MdS: SO rods to the NV Corner Of Sec
ton 6-1S6-75. was upon motion ap-
proved
the o s Sss IF nTan * Sssks ct
ner OF Section 25-134-77, thence run
ming North one mile on the Section
The application Of Chas Coventry
for a refundment Of the Personal Pro-
Kabusreiter in the amount Of s11e.6 90
for the year 1921, which was paid In
error. was upon motion approved by
The application Of POLLOCK Bros. for
tax for the year 1921 in the amount OF
ana he on 81 ths aa s% aEs e fsS M 81
of Section 35-12s-77. was upon motion
approved by the Board for the reason
that the same was listed In error.
The application Of Arthur Groen for
reduction Of assessment and refund
ment of the 1921 real estate tax in the
amount of $13.22 on the VIZ SEk,
sen SEX OF Section 29-129-75, for the
reason. that said land was assessed In
excess Of it's value, and was upon no-
ton approved. 8E
The Petition Of patrons and taxpay-
ers of Strasburg Township. praying
for the division of Strasburg School
District No. IL by making new school
district OF all that part lying outside
the Incorporate limits of the Village
Of Strasburg was considered by the
Board of conjunction with the County
Superintendent OF Schools. After due
consideration Supt. Hanson moved that
the petition be rejected for the rea-
son and on the grounds that the Board ,
did not desire to cripple the school adj
vantages OF the Village OF strasburg,f
and that 1t is the sense Of this Board
that they will consider petition for
the division of the school district on &
some other basis, which motion was
duly seconded and upon roll call all
members voted AYE" Gdf ~
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NOTICE OF,
ACHOOL MEETING
gch06f Ufhtrict-Sn<ci61 Meeting Of

Notice 10 Hereby Given. That On !
Saturday, che 18th day OF July, "A. ID
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-27

q First publication on the 22d day of
June. 1922. HI Jun22-julyl3
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-07-27
Jn1z ~ 1922. . o'clock a. NJ
= (. MORNING SESSION

The Board met pursuant to adjourn-
ment. All members present except
schall.. The Board adjourned as q
Board Of Equalization and imme diately
reconyened as q Board of County
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Under 1 yr,
under 2 yrs,
L., Under / yr.
Under 2 yrs.
Under 8 yrs.
yrs. and over,
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
RATES FOR LOADING
STEEL FORCED DOWN
Three Ships Offered at $3.50
a Ton for Far East.

Three ships were offered yesterday
In the charter market for Gulf loading
of steel for the Far East at $3.50 a
ton. making II evident that the heavy
movement recently OF the metal has
attracted additional ship tonnage and
thus forced down the rate. Two char
ters at $40 and one Mt - had previously
been effected for New York loading
and two at 50 for Gulf loading The
berth rate. as fixed by conference Of
tho lines operating regularly in the Far
Eastern trade, Is $40. but so far II has
not been affected by the charter move
ment
Charterng for the bulk caro- shipment
Of steel has not been known for sew
eral years, and this and other conse-
cuences Of the phenomenal movement
OF the metal have caused much COM
ment in shipping circles The break
up or the Seattle freight conference
some weeks ago. forcing down berth
rates on the Pacific. would ordinarily
have been followed BY reductions by
the lines operating out OF Atlantic and
Gulf ports which are TO a certain
extent competitive with those from
coast ports But the offerings Of steel
at the Atlantic SEQ board have exceeded
the cargo capacity Of the ships. rem.
dering any rate changes unnecessary.
The conference met here yesterday. but
took no action. and will not meet
again for two weeks.
Railroad equipment and miscellaneous
building materials comprise the bulk OF
the steel shipments. and Indicate a
general revival Of construction activity
in China, Japan and elsewhere in the
Far East.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
MOVE STEAMER LANES
TO AVOID ICE DANGER
Ocean Traffic Is DiUerted
Sixty Miles South.

WASHINGTON, April 1i.--Steamship
traffic In the north Atlantic. owing to
ice danger off the Grand Banks, will be
moved sixty miles south Of the present
double steamship lane under advisory
instructions sent out by the Hydro
graphic Office. The eastbound traffic
to Europe made the change effective
last Saturday. The westbound lane will
move April 10.
Action of the Hydrographic Office was
based upon the desire OF the steamship
companies associated in the trans
atlantic track agreement. organized In
London, which decided last Saturday
that the shift would be desirable at this
time. although there has been as yet
no menace of icebergs.
The Coast Guard cutter Tampa IL on
international ice patrol duty off the
Grand Banks at present and has not
reported the presence Of more than one
berg IN the vicinity OF the steamship
lanes within the last ten days. That
berg broke up and disappeared.
The berg which sank the Titanic
made It's appearance In the steamship
tracks on April 12. the disaster occurring
on tho night OF that date.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
Army Orders

Special Dispatch 70 The NEW Yonk HrRun.
Ncw York Heraid aureau.,
Washington. ID. C., ApriI III
These army orders were made public -.
day.: puoh0 70
An army retiring board consisting a, co,.
Austin, Austin yisn, senry ~, w Granger; Ralph $. !;
nell. George A, Wolfe. Rovvisnd n Us
nasternrook. Capt. Charles A., IL sppoin,sd
70 meet at Fort sill. so''eu
AIR SERVICE.
Pr,scS.,s SensS Gsps; G.1, John W: 70 Pope Field
Field. - 70 rope
CAVALRY.
I9o porey' & Ment Col. Ben r.. 70 III Psso.
Sandse, Cart Robert a.. to Csrlstror,
Nocfii esrmieiG sie eesrs; %ssSxrs A. e g2-, My.
Roberts. Capt. Ovid r.. Jr., 10 ror.
e.;; Gorin;; rir-t Lieut.. rr.os r. % rds.wood
COAST ARTILLERY.
Rishop, Col. Percy r. 70 headaus r..r-
Donovan. Major John a.. 70 Washington.
DENTAL CORPS.
Crowley. Capt. .. y. TO Fort Ethan Allen
INFANTRY.
TO Fort Bennins. Ga. roush. MAJ jor
- I.nN km
read, Capt. Frank; Harris. First Lieut..
Herbert H.
osterman. Major Frederick u. 10 phns-
delphia
Howard. Capt. John O.. TO Berke,ey. Sc.,
Tatom. First Lieut.. Keith X. to wash
irgtor.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Brownlow. Lieut.. Charles r., IN wash
ingtop.
McCarty, Capt Thomas r.. 10 Fort sur.
ouARTERMAsTER CORPS.
cIil-. Lleut.-coi. George S. 10 headousr-
ters Ninth Corps Area
ilerringshaw. Iieut.coi william r.. 70
whiiside. Lieu,.-col. warren W., 10 Fort
Riley
Merrillst. Major Louis A.. ". 70 Preside
of San francisco
Torncy, Major Francis D.. 70 San Fran
cisco.
Rarlre, Capt. Charles T.. 10 Camp Brses.
poten. Capt. Leonard g.. 10 Chlcsgo.
Edgar. Capt. Carroll. 10 New York city
Mechlng, Capt. Edward A.. 70 Fort
PAYNE. First Lieut. William H.. TO III Psso.
Tea. -
Townsend. First Lieut.. George H.. 10 Camp
Alfred Vail.
VETERINARY CoRrs.
ppsfinTicn, Capt rS,iph ". 10 wash
iheton, f
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AALBoRG. April ARRIVED. str Garsoyls,
hNRiIUTJs, April 4-Arrlved. strs Car
goylc. philadelphia. Uffc upanl. Savannah.
cru Planet. New York. West Henshaw. Sc
sNTILf.A. April io-In port ~tr Stein
ttad tNorl, for New York or Philadelphia
(ioadinel.
stead. Baltimore: Sth. westlake. do.
sailed Sh, transport Cantigny. New York
Win Portland, Me, New London and probably
l3cston expects to reach New York about
sUCKLANU. April ARRIVED. str Yoshlda
Msrn No 3 fJRp). Portland, Orc.
MONMOUTH. April ioArryed. str
Maiden Crrar Mobile and Liverpool.
1.s.:a;, April ii-Arrivcd, str cibao
-ssiiea sth str saria tNor,. New Orleans.
BRENlsN. April G-sailed, STR Princess
Matoika New York
Arrived 10Th. s'r yorck 'Ger. New yor',.
sailed iiih. str Lone star State New York
vie Chcrbonre and Plymouth.
RRISTOL April inArrived. str Exeter
Citv (rsrl, Nov York via Cardiff.
pr1ENOS AIRES. April iu-Arrivcd. strs
rolilngham tBrl. Philadelphia VIM ~ 10
heny. Tampico; bark Belmont inrrampor',
Arrived Q. str captlio. Bahia Blanca &C.
Sailed i0th. str vnuban tBrl, New yor'
via Montevidco. &c
CAPE TOWN. March 21--saied, ctr Corfc
Castle tt,rD, Boston and New York
cHERBOURG, APRIL ", 1920 AM--Ar-
rived. str George Washington. from Mediter-
cHRIsTkANrA, April c--saled, etr Borg.
land (Nn3. San Francisco.
COCHIN, April 2--salcd. str Nirschor
rpr,, Boston and New York.
r'6NST TNNrtNcrrE. March soL--Arr,ved
stfs Bellnghan. New ORLEANS; Hampstea,
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
THE VANDYCK rs BACK
FROM SOUTH AMERICA
S. r. Guggenheim and Diplo-
mats Among Passengers.

The new Lamport & Holt liner VAN
dyck arrived yesterday from her first
trim 10 South American ports with DR..
Herman velarde. Peruvian Minister to
Argentina and a delegate to the Chilian-
Peruvian boundary conference at Wash
ington: Agustin Edwards. Chilian Am
bassador to London, and s. r. Guggen-
helm or auggenheim Bros, copper cor
poration, accompanied by A. Cappeln
Smith. its chief engineer. who has been
looking over the firms copper interests
IN South America. Mr. GuRgenhcim
agreed with Ambassador Edwards that
economic conditions IN South America
were waiting on reconstruction and re-
adjustment in Europe aud hc thought
the present healthy stock market here
was q good omen and expected great
Improvement In business.
The body Of Dr. Frank ". Jenckes oi
Woonsocket. r. T.. who died At Buenos
Aires. was brought back for burial In
his home town. Samuel y. Davidson.
who said he was formerly resident
OF Brooklyn and intended 10 make his
future home there. claimed American
citizenship His claim was disputed
when he admitted that he had paid no
income tax since 1915, when he went 10
Buenos Aires. It was said that he
brought here about $4,000 IN gold. II
and his baggage we're detained.
The New York herald., 1922-04-12
Dangers to Navigation.

Str Maraval (Br), Trinidad for New York,
reports April 10. 0 AM passed. quantity
OF wrcckage and what appeared TO be part
OF vessels hull. with masts alongside In lat
% rs NJ lon 6J 40 W.
HALIFAX, April fi--steam trawler Ray
nond Or has reported By wireless that she
encountered heavy ice extending southwark
to within fJ miles OF the northeastern end OF
Sable Island.
Reported to the photographic office.l
April 0. lat IS -. lon 81 -. passed heavy
srar on cnd-Str San Malta.
April Q, lat IS ID, lon ~ -, passed pear
shaped buoy with two heavy chains fastened
50 hand grips and marked No str Bald
hill.
The following report was received by radio
from the British str Gladiator. March 80.
about 10 feet out Of water, apparently at
tached to submerged wreckagc-Str orduna
tBr).
The stations Of the Canadian Signal Ser
vice. under date of April I. report ice as
follows: LIslet River covered with light
packed ice everywherc; Flat Point, heavy
close packed Ice stationary: Cape Race.
heavy close packed ice inshorc. heavy open
ice distant, moving southwest; Point Amour,
heavy close packed ice everywhere.
April 1. lat 20 03 N. Ion 1o6 20 w. passed
wooden dereict vessel about 200 feet long
bottom up-Str Rotarian. tProbaby the
American str Fairhaven, abandoned on
March 10 In lat II n. lon 10J 80 w. and
subsequently sighted on March - In lat
20 OF n. Ion LOG 10 W.
Ice patrol cutter reports as follows: April
u. Tampa drifting near small berg, lat
a. 20 ,lon 10 81 Another small berg and
three GROWERS scattered in vicinity lat ~ is.
lon 30 30. Warning all vessels south OF lat
a., between 10 and ~ merldian5.