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New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Ship Rates to
Porto Rico Put
/ On Opel, Basis
Effort 10 Restore Conference
Fails When New York &
Porto Rico Go. Refuses
TO Withdraw Resignation
No Reduction Made Yet
Member Lines Hope to Pre-
vent Wholesale Cutting;
Test Comes i'm Few Days

The Porto Rice section OF the West
Indies conference yesterday authorized
its members to meet competition in
that trade. This meant virtual collapse
of the conference so far as control of
rates was concepned, though there is
no evidence yet that any important re-
ductions have been made. A final eff
fort to persuade the New York and Porto
Rico Line to withdraw its resignation
failed, with the result that the other
seven companies in the trade were
forced to abandon their tariff agree
ment.
s. w. Pierce, in charge of West Ind
fan trades for the Shipping Board, de-
MED that any rate war was coatem-
plated. There would be no decreases
unless they were necessary to meet fig
ures quoted by others, he said. The
Porto Rico line said also that there
was no intention of slashing rates. The
only change which has yet been made
is a cut last week by the Porto Rico
line OF five cents crate on non-refrig-
Grated fruit, making the present charge
40 cents instead of 49,
The Porto Rico company withdrew
from the conference, according to Off
Gals, to obtain freedom in Injecting
unfair practices on the part Of other
members. At later meeting at the
Offices Of the Shipping Board, as Broad
way. some attention was given to the
posting Of cash forfeits to guarantee
the maintenance of conference rates,
such as the plan adopted by the Far
East Lines, but this was rejected
The companies engaged in the Porto
Rico trade from North Atlantic and
Gulf ports are the Atlantic Fruit, Bal
timore Steamship Company Lykes
Bros. A. H. Bull Co., Red "D" Line
Windward Island Service, the New
York & Porto Rico, and the Lone Star
Steamship Company.
The Atlantic Fruit Company, which
is said to have 80 per cent of the
refrigerated fruit business, gets 81
cents crate, against the rate of 40
cents now quoted by the Porto Rico
Line. officials of the company said
yesterday that no reduction had been
made and none was contemplated at
present.
The test of the stability of existing
rates Is expected to come within the
next two weeks, during which the vari-
GUS companies will be tempted to shade
ngures in efforts to obtain shipments.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
pastorss Port Liinon. sept ii.
Due Mentfay

pastores Pert Limon. Sept II.
united Fruit Co
Due Monday
Mount Clay. Hamburg. Sept O.
United American Lines
Ponce, San Juan. sapt Ia
N Y & Porto Rico s 8 Co
Caracas Curacao, Sept i2...., Bliss Dailett
Fort st George. Bermuda. Sept 10.
Turness Witty Is Co.
Due Tuesday
Olympic, southampton. Sept 1s.
Derengaria. Southampton. Sept IL.
Cunard S s Co
Algeria, Glasgow, Sept a....., Anchor Line
Sihoney, Havana, Sept rs.
q Cuba Mail s S Co
Munargc, Nassau. Sept l6 Munson s Lines
Due Wednesday
Cretio. Genoa, Sept 1.... White star Line
President Adams Queenstown. Sept IL
Colombo, Naples. Sept Z,
ltalia-Amerca Shipping Corpn
Ecuadore. San Francisco, Aug 20
w II Grace 6 Co
Due Thursday, Sept. "a
Seydlitz Bremen Sept ..
North German Lloyd
Roma, Marseiiles Sept 4. Fabre Line
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, Sept 49,
Fnrness Witty & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Radio Corp. of America

Acropoiis a12 u Ambrose Sept 12.
Carenco 2Ss Il Ambrose Sept 10.
City of Alton d3 Sc Cape May Sept 13,
City of Augusta 9s sw Gayhead Sept ia.
CITY Of Columbus 2s1 NE Diamond Sept 1s.
Coastwise 116 sE Gayhead Sept is.
Corson 100 - Cape May Sept 13.
Cllnwood 1so u Sandy Hook Sept IL.
Clontarf 52s II Ambrose Sept IL.
David McKelvy 15 s Ambrose Sept IA.
neyolente 2l9 Ambrose Sept 13,
= l. Doheny 0 8 Ambrose Sept -.
Ei Amirante 90 S Ambrose Sept 49,
Esparta 361 Nantucket Sept IS.
Everett 2S E Boston Sept 49,
Edgehill 723 Ambrose Sept IA.
Franklin 2s4 s Ambrose Sept 13.
Gufstream off Overfalls Sept IL.
e G Forger 212 8 overfails Sept 49,
II D Wilton 1858 8 Ambrose Sept 13.
Java Arrow ESQ e Ambrose Sept 12
japan Arrow lao Il Diamond Sept l3.
} B Duke 707 e Ambrose Sept 13.
Jonancy Barnegat Sept 13.
J w Nandycs 32 Diamond Sept 13.
lacuna "a Nantucket Sept 13.
Mosaba 100 = Nantucket Sept 49,
Newton 0s % Cape Henry Sept 10.
Nordenskjeid 100 S Ambrose Sept 12
Paul Harwood 9S SW Nantucket Sept 13
Fenobscot 10 SW by Brgantine Buoy
President Pierce s14 S Ambrose Sept 10.
PRESIDENT Roosevelt 1908 e Ambrose
Philip Pnblicker 40 S Delaware Break
Resolute 449 Ambrose Sept 13.
santa @ a., Luisa 1915 Ambrose Sept 1s.
san Iirso 90 10 Cape Henry Sept 49,
Sixaola s6T Ambrose Sept Ia
Suffolk NE Winterquarter Sept 13.
Sunbeam 372 s Overfalls Sept 13.
Vacuum 65 Overfalls Sept 13.
Nitterie Emanuel Sd 90 s Ambrose Sept t3.
w c Teagle 80 N Diamond Sept 13.
w B Doheny 68 Sc Diamond Sept 13.
Bristol 30 WSW Vineyard Sept 13.
w B Thompson $50 p Ambrose Sept IS.
Wekika 791 e Ambrose Sept IL.
West Gotomska 607 10 Boston Sept IL.
Wostwego sos e Ambrose Sept 13.
Tacapn 572 N Santiago Sept 10.
Garfield 256 Ambrose Sept 13.
Deyolente 219 S Scotland Sept 13.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Liner Paris Delayed Day
AT Havre by Port Strike

HAVRE, Sept. 13.-The liner France.
which was due to sail from New York
at o'clock this afternoon, was un-
able to get away because of renewed
outbreak of the strike at this port,
which has been intermittent during
the last seven weeks. Some 1850 pas
sengers, the majority of them Ameri-
cans, are delayed in consequence.
Many of the passengers returned to
Paris, but with the intention of re-
naming there only over night. The
strike was called off late in the after
noon, and it was announced that the
Paris would sail tomorrow afternoon
at g o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Mail information will be found
Oh MI Travel Page, Eighth Column
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port Sail Pier
Gonte Rosso, Naples. M. .e5, N R
Gsaarmania, Liverpool. IL NJ. Sc, n r
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. 12 M..S6, N r
ofck, Brsmen, M ...6 9th st. Hoboken
Giuseppe 7, Verdi, Naples. u 2s
tochamDeau. Havre, IL AM N r
City Of Harvard. Calcutta. 12 NJ
4e., l. Bush Docks. BkIyn
bahsrian' baitsaln' qiGthenourg iyernoog M..ss, NJ
Cambrai. Cristobal, IL A NJ,
Matura, Grenada. 12 M.......S4 B,hlyyn NV
Metapan. Kingston, IL M.9 NJ p
Esperanza. Vera Cruz, p Mi.....'iiss' p y !
cananova sa,t,, ,o ~. B'klyn
Mundale. Gibara. IL M. M..............s' E R
Sail Tomorrow
Schodack. Havre. IL IJoholan
EAST Side, Riga, IL M,
pur,+r n.,..u q Army Base, Bklyn
Dungeness. Cape Town, p Ma. B,kiyn
swazl' Cape Town. 12 NJ,
Zen = Gorgas, Cristobal, 3 p M67 N r
advance, Cape Hayti, P M....67' n r
M. Medanchlonal. Kingston, - 2M.....16, 10 r
Hatdnsr, HAITI cana N1neyitas, 11, y 9,
lay lls 4 L NJ AZ. N R
Aimagro, Buenavaatura. IL M.....42. N r
Sail Saturday
Majestic Southampton, PM. Mr.
La lorraine, Havre, IL AM74 N r
Neeland, Antwerp, IL M. N r
Nleu" Amsterdam. Rotterdam. l2 M.
Pres Harding Bremen, PM. M Hoboksn Hoboksn
eire. Ordana. Hamburg, P M.......42, n r
SiVia. 81 Johns, IL A NJ. Java st. R'I5iyn
p.i Por vlctoIia, Hamilton, II A M. .95. N r
9IiZaoa Havana, IL A M.14 70 r
t1larlus. Buenos Ayres, IL Ms, Erie Basin
Sail Tuesday
Roussillon. Havre, IL Mp
hesolute, Hamburg, 10 A M.ss' N p
T>'i'eiica' Faiermo. p M. ......97, N r
Sail Wednesday
President Monroe. London, p M.
Polonia, Danzig, 2 p NJ, f'oooheh
Ei Eiver Araxes. Alexandria, u M III. r
SSarisnoim, Gothenburg, IL o. n r
S,i 1upaho' buenos Ayres ~ M..26, B'klyn
sinap sinaa, del Rio, Havana, PM. lea, Mr.
Sail Thursday. Sept FL
oscar H. Copenhagen. 12 NJ,
Sc Paul, Hamburg, 12 % iASpoSe 81 N r.
cavern, hamburg. 12 M....-.S6 r
tsie tMsienortlinee, London. ~ M...5S r
sam sam city, Liverpool, PM.44. Bklyn
Californian, Los Angeles, PM,
6, Bush's Docks BkIyn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
G.. w. CIough Returns

G. w. Clough, secretary of the
standing committee on managing
agency agreement, which represents
thirty-eight companies operating Ship
ping Board vessels, was in his Office
yesterday after trip through South
atlantic and Gulf ports. He met off,
cials Of operating lines there and ex-
planned the provisions of contracts
made recently by the standing COM
mittee and the Shipping Board. Bust
ness is quiet at present in the South
ern ports, due largely to the backward
cotton season, Mr.. Clough reported.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
1'ranscontinental Rates

Officials of Far East and intercoasta}
steamship lines are watching the move-
ment on the part of the transconti-
mental railroads to reduce rates. Ap-
plicatior has been made to the Inter
state Commerce Commission by num-
Der of lines, including the Southern
Pacific, to cut their tariffs. This would
affect steamship business between At
laEtic and Pacific ports. and also would
react upon trade between the United
States and the Orient.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
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New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Rail Embargo Hurts
Steamship Business
Reduction i'm Deliveries at the
Piers Will Restrict Ex-
MORT Commerce
Ort Commerce

Steamship officials yesterday ex-
pressed fear that the embargo on
freight by the Lehigh Valley, Lacka-
wanna, Erie and New York Central
would seriously restrict export trade
1t was said that the effect is already
beginning to be felt, but that the full
force of the order will not become
apparent for several days.
A large part of the steamship busi-
ness, one official pointed out, consists
of goods manufactured in the interior
and sent abroad. Much Of this will
be stopped at junction points or head.
ed off altogether by the order of the
railroads refusing shipments from con-
Meeting lines.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

CoNsTANzA, Sept A. constantinople
ny N2KSoB1Na. GeT SeEk Sept s. sonsa rNor,
: MALAGA, Sept s-cabo villano (span,
GENOA, Sept 7--san Michele utap,
GoTHENB NBURG. Sept 7-stureholm
ALICANTE, Sept s--cadiz tspan). CAL
NAPLES, Sept 8 Duchessa d'Aosta
PobA lre1 se., Sept ss-;Giove !taD. Port Arthur
~, SIDNEY, N w. Sept 12-Nakura (Br).
ban1 bSoP1ENNaAGEN, MIA Yai Sept l2-Hellig olav
:, Southampton, Sept 1s-Empress Of
France tBrl. Quebec for Hamburg.
PLYMOUTH, Sept 13-Relianoe. New
1erk for Hamburg (and proceeded).
LONDON. Sept 1s-West Ivis, New
g. KOBE, Sept 11--Mayebashi Maru (Jap),
BRISTOL. Sept 12-Boston City (Br),
81 GLAsGow' s Sept 12-Bremerton. St
ADEN,. Sept 12-city of Sparta tBr,.
New York for Calcutta
=, ,t GIBRALTAR. Sept II (Passed) )-selma
Cley, 1, New Orleans for Alexandria.
- SHANGHAI. Sept 9---Ajax (Br), New
- NAPLES. Sept 9-Dante Anghieri (1t),
(Belg1, Philadelphia. uiioco
, HAyRE. Sept 1o---carplaka. New Or
RoTTERbAM. Sept 5teM 1o-Noccalula Noe, Gal
yeston: vest, ! ], Hartfeid tBr), Montreal; storm
DGNK1RK, : Sept 1o--vincent, New
HoNGKoNG. Sept 12-Alabama Maru
Lar .SJapl; Tacoma; Tjileboet (Du). San
MANILA. Sept 12-Empress of Canada
(Brl, Vancouver.
GENOA. Sept 1o-Atlanterhavet Dan),
EMDEN, Sept 11-Ethelfrcda (Br) New
YOKOHAMA. Sept 11-Arabia Maru
ARDRossAN. Sept 1a-Eastern Coast
Philadelphia via New York.
Montreai. ~,
RoUHN. Sept 12-san Tiburcio sBr),
ROTTERDAM, Sept soinersby fBr,.
New York via Montreal.
MANCHESTER, Sept 12--Tulsa, Jack
sonyille and Savannah; West Cressey. New
,BIRkENHEAD. Sept ls-Manchester
Shipper (Brl Montreal.
Departures
ROTTERDAM Sept 1o--Aludra fD4,
Montreal: Alderamin tDt), Montreal
-SoLOMBO. Sept 11-Egremont Castle
(Br). New York.
( LIVERPOOL, Sept 12--Astronomer fBr).
Norfolk; Comanchee (Br3, Philadelphia. !.
Winnebago tBr), New Orleans
FAYAL, Sept I2--Proyidence (Fr) ffrom
Naples1, New York
(Br), New York.
ANTWERP, Sept 13-Canadian Cow
structor (13r), Montreal.
1l.e LoHpoN. Sept 13--Greystoks Castle
New York. ~ E.
.llf GIBRALTAR. altar. Sept 7--Montauban (F,r,.
tiron Aie&andria). Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Far East Lines Agree
On Transshipments
Uniform Rates To Be Quoted
From Connecting Ports of
Call Abroad

Steamship lines in the Far East
Conference yesterday reached an agree
ment to quote uniform rates for trans
shipment from foreign ports of call.
Arbitraries from several ports were
fixed at the meeting, and others will
be discussed at further sessions. This
action was the natural result Of the
conference contract completed last
week, at which the companies posted
cash forfeits of $4,000 each to main
tain rates.
The conference yesterday fixed q
rate of $14 a ton on bicarbonate of
soda, effective at once. On January 1
the rate will be raised to SIG ton.
The conference now has quotations on
more than TOO items.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Wooden Fleet Machinery
To Be Put Into Other HuIIs
From, The Trtbumo'a Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-William F.
Humphrey, representing the firm Of
Lent & Humphrey, o2 San Francisco,
who purchased the governments
wooden feet yesterday for $75o,O00, in
formed Chairman Lasker to-day that
the firm planned to transfer some of
the machinery in the feet to wooden
hulls previously acquired on the West
Coast. These hulls, Humphrey said,
were now moored in fresh water and
were in good state Of preservation
When the machinery is installed it is
planned to operate the vessels in the
West Coast lumber and coal trade.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Defer Longshore Action

Joseph Ryan, vice-president of the
International Longshoremen's Associa
ton, following conference yesterday
On readjustment of the wage scale
and working conditions said no definite
conclusion had been reached with the
shipowners and that another meeting
would be held next Tuesday. Mean
while. employers and officials of the
longshore association will hold sep
arate sessions. The present contract
exniIes October i
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14

speciasd)
Agwihavre II sW Nantucket Eept 10.
Clare $40 Scotland Sept 1s.
Dorchester ] as ME Winteruuarters Sspt 10.
Frederick VIII 3aa II Ambrose Sept 1s.
Georgia 1,o6d Jupiter Sept H.
Geo Washington t,tb1 II Ambrose Sept 10.
Gulfstreani go N Diamond Shoals Sept Ia.
Gloucester 76 SW Nantucket Sept Is.
Bilarius due New York midnight Sept 13.
henepe lls " Diamond Shoals Sept 1s.
Mntilde Ielfce due Ambrose PM Sept Ia,
Netila left Montreal 1890 PM Sept IS.
Munargo left Nassau J PM 18th bound
Antilla Cuba,
Polonia arrived Quarantine Now York 3
PM Sept ~.
Ruth anchored New Haven PM Sept Ia.
San Juan s41 s Scotland Sept IT,
Spaarndam lat SO Ion 10 80 w Sept 1a
Sarcoxie 403 u Ambrose Sept f3.
Taname. a3s $ Scotland Sept -.
Joinar 1850 II Abaco Island Sept Ia.
Bristol SO WsW Vineyard Sept Ia.
City of Montgomery 100 N Diamond Shoals
Sept 10.
Lirnon 1S1 SW. Nantucket Sept 10.
Tug Humrick towing IS West HosokIe s2
u half " Fire Island Sept 49,
Eastern Soldier 115 8 Ambrose Sept 1s.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Shipping Notes

Members of the New York and New
Jersey Dry Dock Association will meet
to-day to discuss proposed amendments
to the ship repair section of the tariff
bill pending in Congress. AS the bill
now stands, American steamship com
panies would be required to pay SO
per cent duty on work performed
abroad, except emergency jobs to per-
NIT vessels to continue on their voy-
aras
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Sailed Yesterday

Lampas tBr), Tarnpico; Graciana (Br),
Dundee; Mosella. New Orleans: Garth,
Philadelphia; Fort st George (Br) Ber-
muda; Ell Lago, New Orltans; Virginia
Express Richmond; Concho, Galveston;
Trevider (Br), Philadelphia; John d Rock
efeller. Baton Rouge; President Garfield
London; algonquin, Santo Domingo: Guiana
1Br), st Thomas; Hamilton. Norfolk; H M
Flagler, -------------; City of Alton Galveston;
U Hamilton, --: bark Gunipu
ada (Sp), Teneriffe.
West Haven, Philadelphia; Matoppo
SBr), PhiIadelphia; E Mundo, Galveston
Philadelphia, Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Grenning Decision Due

The board of shipmasters at Wash
ington is expected shortly to render
It's decision on the responsibility for
the grounding of the S. S. President
harding in the River Weser. Capt.
W. =. Griffith, manager of operations
Tor the Shipping Board, has returned
to Washington after completion of his
inquiry here. Capt. Paul Grenning is
master of the liner, which apparently
was not damaged by the accident.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Mallory Ship ON WAY

The Eastern Glade, the first vessel
of the Mallory Transport Line in the
South African service started by the
Shipping Board, is now on her way to
New York, officials reported yester-
day. She is bringing a full cargo. In
auguration of the new line received a
cordial welcome in all ports of call, it
was said. The ship is expected in Oc-
tober.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
To Sue Pioneer Purchasers

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-The Ship
ping Board is prepared to institute
possessory libel suits by October
against the pioneer purchasers who
have failed to pay all installments on
the cost price of the government ton
mage they acquired, Chairman Lasker
announced to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Change of Masters

w III Flannery succeeds John Wilson
command steam screw Alexander II Erick-
con.
John ID Fassett succeeds Herbert III
Wilkinson command steam screw Mont
gomery
Richard Mcguire succeeds G Bunnell
command steam screw Lake Gilboa.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day


Resolute. Southampton Sept 6 to United
American Lines with mails: is expected to
dock late afternoon at Pier Sc, N r (West
46th st}
Bayern tGer1, Hamburg Aug 81. 20
Unsted American Lines with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier Sc. N r
tWest $6th st).
de satrnstegql {spl. Cadiz Aug 81 to
Spanish Royal Mail Line with mails, is
tCoenties Slipl.
sixaoha. Kingston Sept o; to United Fruit
GO with mails; Is expected to dock
PM AT Pier is. e r lMaiden Lane).
Roussillon {Fr}. Havre Sept 2. to French
Line with mails, IS expected to dock fore
noon at Pier ~, r (West saith sD
Lenape, Jacksonville Sept II; to CLYDE
= Co; is expected to dock at Pier sc.
n tCharlton st).
Due Tomorrow
George Washington. Bremen Sent G. to
y Lines with mails: is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier /, Hoboker
Due Saturday
Drottningholn fSw), Gothenburg Sept 4.
70 Swedish-American Line with mails. il
expected : X to dock at Pier 81, N X (West
Nooraam tDut). Plymouth Sent y. 10
Holland american Line with mails. ts ex
pscSed TO dock forenoon at foot 5th st
Mexico, Havana Sept 1a;t to n Y & Cuba
Mail S Co with mails; is expected 10
dock forenoon az Pier 8, Brooklyn Mon
tague STD.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 13 49, Roman
Francisco and due at Colon tonight, has
fire In afterhold. Anne Hanify, San Pedro
for Willapa Harhor, put in here on ac-
count boiler trouble.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Army Orders
From The Tribuae's Wasaingtom Bare

From The Tribume's Wdshingtom Bureau
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1a.--Ar,ny orders
Issued to-day follow
Miscellaneous
Doll. Capt c. e., c. A., to Fort Monroa
Rosen. 1t. III. J., @. M. c., to Waiter
Reed Hospital =
Baird, Chaplain w. p, u. s. A.. 10 CO.
lunbus Barracks 80
Harding. Capt. H., f. A., to Pittsburgh.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14

Winds at Sea To-day
Hatteras to Key West -Moderate east
and weather cloudy
Over East S;uif---Mcdarate 10 fresh east:
weather cloudy, with showers
over West Moderate to fresh east
casonal rains.
Over Caribbean Sea ana windward Pas
sage--Moderate easteriy. except variable
eraHy cloudy.
North OF Sandy Hooh~-Csentle TO moder-
ately westerly winds; weather partly
cloudy.
Sandy Hooit to Hatteras--Gentie variable
winds. mostly southwest and weather fair
Hattcras to Florida Straits--Moderate
easserly and weather cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Due Sunday

vessel Port Auenew
Celtic, Liverpool, Sept e.. White star line
krooniand, Antwerp. Sept q. Red Star Line
Italia. Trieste, Sept & - f,unarsi & 9 ~
Providence. Palermo, Sept 6.
James W EIweif q Co
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
Marine Reports

NOTE, The hours below are standard time.
THE TIDES
High wafer Low water
AM PM AM PM
Sandy Hook 12:an 1870 6.3s S:5p
Governors 1siand.I2sS3 ts03 7s12 s.21
He'll Gats ,...,.. 2.sT 3.10 300 gsas
New-York tribune., 1922-09-14
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The Brunswick news., 1922-12-21
MARsHAL,s SALE

There will be sold at the city pound
on the 23rd day Of December, 1922, at
12 o'clock.
One red male hog, about two years
old, marked under square and split
in right ear and crop in the left ear.
Said hog rs now in the city pound and
will be sold to pay impounding fees
and cost
This the 18th dax Of December, 1922
J. E. REGISTER,
Marshal, City sof Brunswick, Ca,
1928
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-21
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Brunswick Bank &
Trust Company, for the purpose Of
electing a Board of Directors and
transacting such other business as
may properly come before them, will
be held in the bank rooms, Bruns-
wick, Georgia, on Tuesday, January
9th, 1923, between the hours Of 10; 90
a M, and :ep a..
=. NJ. AIKEN,
December 1879 Cashier.
To- 4 4 s,tS5tEe
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-21
LIBEE FOR DIVORCE

r. l.. Rhode VS.. Ruth Rhoden--In
Glynn Superior Court, December
term, 1922. Libel for Divorce.
TO Ruth Rhoden, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
in said court at 10 o'clock a. m. Mon
day, December 18th, 1922, and an
.swer petitioners said complaint
Herein fail not, as in default Of such
appearance the court viii proceed as
to justice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable j. p High
smith, judge Of said court, this No
vember 9Th, 1922.
Fl. T duBIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court, Glynn County,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Farr g Powell,
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-21
FIRE WORKS ORDINANCE NOTICE

FIRE WORKS ORDINANCE NOTICE
Notice: It is violation Of the city
ordinances for anyone to discharge
fire works WITHIN the territory bound
ed on the north by G street, on the
sout by Prince street, east by Union
sreet and west by the Brunswick riv-
er, or within a radius of 500 feet Of
any manufacturing plant in the city
II is unlawful for anyone to discharge
fire arms within the city limits. The
police department has Instructions to
strictly enforce these ordinces during
he Christmas holidays.
w. N. GRAMLING,
City Manager. :.