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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
WILSON'S SPEECHES ENDED THE WORLD WAR,
SAYS AMERICAN JUST BACK FROM GERMANY
United States Did Not Force Decision Through Her Armies or
Powerful Financial Resources But by Propaganda From
White House Dropped Into Trenches of Germans
IBy Associated Press to Every Evening.

through powerful financial resources,
but through propaganda that made
known to the kaisers soldiers Wood
row Wilson's plan for making the
world safe for democracy. He said
Wilson's speeches were dropped in
to the German trenches. They were
eagerly read by the fighting men.
That is what we have been Fighting
for many OF them said. and many
of them surrendered to the Allies be-
cause of Wilson's fourteen points and
the hope of establishing a German re-
public on the American plan"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
MRS. ROSTER CONFESSED
KILLING OF HUSBAND
"l Did il, But Must Have Been
Crazy" She Told Policeman
After Shooting.
by Associated Press to Every Evening.

| by Associated Press to Every Evening.
| Philadelphia, oct. 24.-The common
wealth gained an advantage today in
! the trial of Mrs. Catharine Roster for
the killing of Mildred Geraldine Reck-
lit. her husbands stenographer. when
Judge Barratt, sustaining objections
cut short renewed efforts Of the de-
fense to elicit from the first witness.
Arthur Roster. statements indicating
| that he had poisoned" the mind of
| Mrs. Roster against her husband.
Mrs Roster Is also charged with the
killing Of her husband. Oscar Roster.
The cross examination Of the broth
er Of the slain man was carried over
| from yesterday afternoon. &.
Questions were asked which brought
gasps from n court room crowded with
women spectators. but these were
! speedily ruled out of the record by
Judge Barratt. When John X. X
Scott. chief counsel for the defense
asked Roster whether he had not
given /. Bibb Tolin. Rosters partner
II copy of will dislnherit1ng his wife
and child and leaving all his money
To his brother. Assistant District At
| torney NJ. J. Speiser objected. and
was upheld. The defense At length
gave up the attempt and dismissed
the witness.
Henry Weston, n civil engineer. was
the first person TO see the couple ar
ter they had been shot in Rosters
office. He testified that he found then
both lying on the floor moaning. Botf
were fully clad. Roster was stretched
in a corner. the stenographer, Jerry
lay beside her desk. After hiding III,
pistol and Fastening TO the street q
fetch a policeman he returned ant
found the girl stretched on the couch
a traffic officer who came in re
sponse 10 Westons summons thel
described how he had found the vic
Tins. Mrs. Rcsier, he said. admitte'
firing the shots.
II did II, l must have been crazy,
she cried, according 10 the police
mans testimony.
Judge Barratt rebuked the specta
tors for audibly indicating their ap
proval or disapproval OF the state
ments of witnesses or actions of cvur
or attorneys.
I ~ Nait cPtNNttNOlSs ne SdAu. per
sist in voicing approval or disapprova
of what goes on here the room Wi
be cleared of all but witnesses"
William Il. F'reiler. salesman in
department store. told of Mrs. Rosie
purchasing a box OF .32 calibre auto
matte pistol cartridges, saying tn
men at her home had been shootin,
at tin cans and had used all the oil
supply.
Later she came back and asked I
be shown a ,S2 automatic pistol. Their
was none in stock so she took a 9
calibre pistol which the witness loade
for her. The .25 calibre pistol is tn
one with which the killing was done
Mrs. Roster said she wanted a pis
tol for protection" the witness added
Michael Hoy, policeman, gave ties
timony of what happened in the hos
pital where Oscar Roster and Mis-
Reckett were taken. He said tina
/. when he asked Miss Reckltt abou
% the shooting she said that she did nc
g think Mrs. Roster intended to shoe
!. her.
3 81 know she didn't" said the dyin
girl. according TO the witness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
P0ST0FFICE WOULD BAR
TINY CHRISTMAS CARDS

Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, Oct, PA cam
paign 70 discourage the use OF
small sized Christmas cards and
envelopes has been inaugurated
by the Postoffice Department.
Small szed cards and envelopes.
il is declared. are responsible
for incalculable delay durIng
the Christmas rush OF postal
business. Because OF their
miniature size they cannot be
run through the canceling ma
chimes. making it necessary to
do this work by hand.
The Poseotiice Department has
fixed the smallest size OF
Christmas greetings and cards
which can be conveniently sent
through the mails as %. 70 4
inches.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

Chattanooga, Tenn. Oct. 24.-Dr
Hornwell Jacobs of Oglethrope Uni
versity. Atlanta, caused a ripple in
the annual convention of the South
eastern District Associated Advertis-
mg Clubs of the World last night by
an address in which he urged mag
namity toward Germany and declared
Woodrow Wilson's speeches caused
the Teutons to stop fighting.
DIR. Jacobs recently returned from
Germany. He stated that the consen-
sus there is that America won the war
not Through force OF arms. nor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
L. s. wARsHIPs IN NEAR EAST
TO AID IN RELIEF WORK

Constantinople. Oct. 24.-The allied
generals and the Turks Nationaiists
are still at loggerheads over the route
to be taken by the Turkish gendar-
merle in their occupation OF Eastern
Thrace. Rafet Pasha, the new mill
tary governor OF Thrace. at lengthy
conference with the allied chiefs yes
terday. urged that the gendarmes be
permitted TO go through Canstanti-
nople, but was told that the bulk OF
these forces must enter Thrace by way
OF Rodosto.
None Of the conferees seemed in a
friendly mood.
Rear Admiral Mark Bristol confer
red yesterday with the cmOmanders Of
the twelve newly arrived American de-
stroyers. outlining the Near Eastern
situation and advising them OF the
position of the navy therein. He ex-
p,ained that the American forces must
maintain complete neutrality and de-
vote their energies 10 humanitarian
work and the protection OF American
property.
The allied high commissioners and
/ Admiral Bristol discussed the evacu-
alton OF Eastern Thrace and the refu-
gee problem At two-hour meeting
! yesterday. They dealt largely with
plans FOR evacuation through the
Black Sea and Marmora ports of some
! 10000 persons.
Colonel Treloar, representing ths
League Of Nations. who has just re-
turned from Rcdosto. reported that
by the lack OF shipping.
The Near East Relief has received
advices fcom smyrna that all refugees
have now been evacuated by American
destroyers from the Asia Minor coes
between Edremid and point a
miles east OF Adaiia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
YOUNG MAN HELD AT PHILA.
IN JERSEY MURDER PROBE

Philadelphia. Oct. 24.-Paul Wilson.
Jr 25. resident of Highland Park. n
suburb of New Brunswick. Is being
held by police here today in the be-
lief that he is connected in some way
with the Hall-Mills murder case in
vestigation. He was arrested last
night. Wilson is reported TO have
taken a train at New Brunswick for
Trenton and ridden through to Phila
delphia. Police do not attach great
Importance TO the arrest.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
FACT|ONAL|SM MAY
AFFECT RESULT Of
MICHIGAN ELECTION
Exists in Both Parties, But is
More Troublesome in the
Republican Ranks.
OUTCOME THERE UNCERTAIN
Copyright. 1922. by New York Herald.
Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
by Louis seibold.

Detroit. Mich. oct. 24.--There ~
now as always more factlonaI insur-
gency than popular radlcolism in the
political situation in Michigan and Il
will likewise affect the Republican
rather than the Democratic chances
In the pending contest. RadlcaIisrn
exists 10 an uncertain degree. but 1t
is submerged and not likely to find
expression in the contests between the
two major parties for the state ticket
one seat In the Senate and thirteen
7 in the lower house of Congress.
The Republicans and Democrats
therefore have the field to themselves
The Socialist vote will be conpara-
lively negligible. This is because
there Is not available a leader 10 or
gonize the Independent Republican
sentiment which in the past has given
lts suppoa to Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram johnson and Democratic in.
dorsement to Henry Ford in the ma.
ture of protests against reactionar,
Influences that were I'm control
Michigan voters are TRADITIONAL,
extreme In expressing their polfticn
emotions as n study OF the record
will disclose. They gave Mr. Roose.
Vet's Progressive venture" the cleo.
toral vote OF the State I'm 1912 and
eight years later Mr.. Harding 52g41:
| pluralty. In between they deprived
Mr.. Ford Of the Republican nomina
ton for the Senate against Mr.. New.
Derry by few hundred votes only
an exhibition Of discrimination which
has caused little scandal but Is re-.
sponsible for all OF the troubles thai
confront the Republican candidates ir
/ the present contest.
No Cut and Dried AFFAIR.
While not candidate, nor even a
/ personal factor in the struggle he.
tween the two parties today, Mr. New.
berry is none the less the paramount
issue OF the campaign. II Mr.. Town.
send. the Republican nominee for tn,
Senate wins for the third time 4
mainly viii be because OF his goot
craftsmanship IN standing by his col
league. II he loses the verdict OF tn,
voters viii be against Mr.. Newberry
For nowhere else in the country !!
opinion more definitely decided as {,
his moral right to sit in the Senat,
than in his own State.
The most confirmed champion o
Mr.. Newberry and supporter OF Mr.
Townsend will not deny that the for
mer is almost the sole fly in the Re
publican ointment. Also they HilI ad
NIT that In former Governor Wood
bridge y. Ferris, educator and phil
anthrophist. the Democrats hay
nominated their best vote gerter an,
Continued on page 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
DEMOCRATIC MEETING
AT MILFORD
WEDNESDAY NIGHT

There is 70 be a big Demo-
cratic meeting in the Plaza
Theatre at Milford. "Wednesday
night. TO be addressed by
Thomas r. Bayard. Judge VIM.
II. Boyce. John G.. Gray and
Mrs. NAbel +. Derby. The meet
ing will be preceded by a motion
picture showing.
This promises TO be one OF the
biz meetings OF the campaign In
Milford. The Democrats OF the
southern part Of the State are
intensely interested in the cam
pa!gn issues and a large atten-
dance is looked for tomorrow
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
j. G.. Keinan Injured by Auto.

J. G. Keinan, SO years old. OF 223
North Connell street, was struck and
slightly injured by an automobile op-
Grated by Ralph Kenton. OF e15 Shall
cross avenue, near French street sta
tion. last night He wac taken TO the
Delaware Hospital and received
yrea Nynen,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Fire Threatens Hazlettyille.

Speciai Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
Dover, Oct 24.-Robbins Hose Co
was called out last evening to Hazlett
vile, seven miles west OF Dover. where
a fire. which broke out in a dwelling
threatened the town. One dwelling was
destroyed, but all others saved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Fireman Retting Resigns.

The resignation Of Fireman John
Retting OF Engine Co. No. 3. will be
acted upon AT a meeting OF the Drec-
tors OF Public Safety this afternoon.
Retiing's resignation makes the third
vacancy in the departments personnel
II IA understood that ne resigned to
accept a more remunerative position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Magistrate Black has issued mar
riage licenses 20 the following: Den
nison r. Ellis. East Thirteenth
street. and Bertha H. Parsons, same
address: Daniel Roe and Florence
Kitchens, both of FELTON,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
SYNOD OF BALTIMORE
HAS ELKTON CHURCH
TRANSFER PETITION
Request Referred to Committee
Of Which Rev. J. D. Blake
is Chairman.
M'ELMOYlE ASKS TRANSFER
Special Dispatch From Every Evening 8
Washington Correspondent.
BY Frank w. Lewis.

Washington, Oct. S4.-The Sixty
seventh annual session Of the Presby-
terrain Synod OF Baltimore convened
here yesterday afternoon at the First
Presbyterian Church. John Marshall
Place, and effected organization and
started on a meeting of three days
duration.
Thomas C Clark, pastor Of Takoma
Park church was elected moderator,
| and Judge w. s Prickett, of Whining
ton was elected vice-Inoderator; Rev.
George NJ Cummings was reelected
stated clerk; Rev. B. Andrews MatZen.
! pastor OF Presbyterian Church OF
Berwyn. Md, and Rev. Harry +. Cost,
| of Baltimore, We're elected temporary
clerks
The retiring moderator. Rev. John
d. Blake OF Marshallton, Del, preach
ed TO the assembly OF pastors and
church laymen upon that occasion.
DIR. Joseph T. Kelley made a report
for the committee on Freedmen. and
various papers were referred 10 the
committee on bills and overtures.
The session last night was devoted
to addresses and devotional exercises.
Addresses were delivered by Rev.
George Mcdowell. secretary OF the
| board Of home missions and Rev.
George F. Scott. corresponding secre-
tary of foreign missions.
This morning the regular business
session was resumed
McElmoyle Matter Up.
| Despite the fact that the session
yesterday afternoon was one devoted
almost entirely to routine work, there
was a feeling pervading the assembly
of suppressed interest in the matter
| 10 be aired that has come up from
the Elkton. Md, church, of which the
Marrying Parson." Rev. John Nc
Elmoyle is pastor. The petition, en-
i bracing the interesting question TO be
| decided, was referred TO the commit
tee on bills and overtures. OF which the
retiring moderator, Rev. John D. Blake
of Delaware, was named chairman.
Mr.. Blake declined, pending the con-
sideration Of the petition by the COM
nittee, TO disclose the interesting facts
set out in the petition, but the opinion
was expressed by some that the re-
quest was made In the petition thai
the church at Elkton be transferred
from the Presbytery Of New Castle tc
that of Baltimore.
Mr.. McElmoyle asked TO be trans
ferred and petitioned TO be made ;
member of the Presbytery OF Balu
more, but members Of the Synod ar
in doubt as TO what action will b.
,, taken In view of the fact that such
course would have to have tn
sanction of both the New Castl
! Presbytery as well as that Of Balti
more. Even If Baltimore should con
sent TO the change. the consent of TIL
I New Castle Presbytery would have Z
be secured before It could be done.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
CHRISTIANS FEAR
OUTBREAK AS TURKS
WELCOME NEW RULER
Allied Police Reinforced for
StambouI Demonstration in
Honor Of Rafet Pasha.
FOREIGNERS ARE IN TERROR
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Constantinople. oct 24-The for
eign quarter and non Moslem dis
tricts OF Constantinopie spent rest
less night owing 10 the boisterOus ceie-
bratlons IN Stamboul. the Turkish sec
ton. In connection with the public re-
ception Of Rafet Pasha. military gov
ernor OF Eastern Thrace. and his
gendarmes.
Heavy explosions OF fireworks were
audible IN all sections. giving rise n
the fear that the demonstration might
develop at any moment Into a more
serious affair. The allied police were
largely reinforced and the night passed
without any serious incident. although
the high state OF tension continued un-
I'll almost dsybreak
Constantlnople. oct 24.-Complete
resumption OF relations between tife
Greek patrlarchate Of Constentinople
and the Athens government was an
nounced by Archbishop Meletios
Metaxakis. the patriarch. in ths
Pha mar Cathedral yesterday. The neu
king. George II, was given the church'i
blessing.
! The patriarchs announcement wat
given during a solemn requiem mas.
/ IN honor OF the most Rev. ChrysoStoul
I Metropolitan OF Smyrna. VINO was
victim Of the disorders in that eft.
after the TTrkish occupation.
During his peroration the patriarch
said: We honor today the memory o
scores OF thousands who died by fire
hunger or massacre. May the mem
cries Of their martyrdom be an in
spiration 10 the whole Greek people q
endure the dark days OF the future" 3"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
s27,5O0,OOO AUTO CONCERN.
.cial Dispatch to Every Evening

Special Dispatch TO Every Evening
Dover, Oct. 24.-The American
Turn Auto Corporation was charter
ed here today, with a capital of s27,-
100000. 10 manufacture automobile
products OF all kinds
The Silver Metal Manufacturing
Co. Inc. increased It's capital from
100000 to s3I 100000,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Fireman Rney's SON Injured.

A son Of John Riley. a fireman A
Engine Co. No. 2, sustained a fracturs
Of the left arm in an accident re-
Gently.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

For Clover Dairy Sale MIX phone
1910 ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

Amusements Tonight
Playhouse-"Th Doormat."
Garrick-"S Stop Lively Hazel
audeville and pictures.
Malestic-"Molly O "
Blood and Sand "
Arcsdia-"One Clear Call
strand Peacock Alley
Savoy-"rhe Hound OF the BaSkcr-
,iltes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION
LOST CONFIDENCE OF PEOPLE
DECLARES U. S. SENATOR WALSH

Distinguished Massachusetts Statesman Thrilled His Audi
ence at the High School, Here, Last Night With His
Explanation Of How the Party in Power Has Been
False to Its Trust; Former Senator Salisbury Lauds
Democratic Ticket
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
W Gather Forecast

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington Oct. 2i.-Weather forecast
for Delaware.
Falr tonight "Wednesday increasing
cloudiness and warmer: moderate north
west winds. becoming southerly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Amusements Tonight

Mundy Bros. sell furniture. Phone
7290-Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

II you need COOK call 22Oo-ask
for ad taker.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
Troopers Charge Bungling.

The position Of the state .roonsrs
sent mere oy Gov. Edwards pracucaI.y
Continued on page ..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
No Case for Grand Jury.

The case IS al a standstiI. Beekmas
did not put me matter before ms
Somerset Grand Jury as had bee,
foretold. The reasons were The an,
pointment OF Mott. in The face a
which representation 70 the .urv
would have been discourteous. and ths
more important fact tha, Beekmso n
did not have evidence 10 make o,,r
prima facie case.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Arrived Yesterday

Finland. Antwerp Aug "a southampton
and Cherhourg 25; to the Red Star Line,
with 221 first, 272 second, 160 third class
Queenstown 27; to the White Star Line,
With 279 first. $50 second 315 third class
pess. mails and mdse.
Royal City (Br), Newport, Eng. Aug 1S;
City OF Alton. Bremen July 2s, Barry
Aug 10; to Laes Bros, with mdse
Paria, Trinidad Aug "a st Croix 2T st
Thomas 2s; to the Clyde s s Line, with IL
pass. mails and mdse
: Aimargo lBr). Manta Aug 1s. Buena-
Ventura. 27, Colon 2S; to Sanderson & Son.
with mdse
Bragg "a, lFrl, Msrssilles Aug j.. Lisbon
Sept l: to J. w Elwell & Co, with "a cabin
pass and mdse.
William Rockefeller, Port Iobos Aug 27;
Calamares. Port Limon Aug rs. Cristo-
bal ~ Havana 81: to the United Fruit Go.
with 81 pass. mails and mdse
Laconia (Br) Liverpool Aug az, Queens
town Is; to the Cunard S SEQ, with 2S3
first ais second, 434 third class pass, mails
and !ndse
Liberty Gle. Buenos Ayres July is. San
tos Aug 8, Boston Sept /: to the Inter.
netional Trading Corporation, with mdse.
Southwestern Miller (Br), London Aug
IT, Philadelphia Sept /; to Furness, Witty
& Co. with mdse
schodacl, Rotterdam Aug 2, Barry 1e.
Providence Sept Q; to the Cosmopolitan
Shipping Co. with mdse
Mohawk. Jacksonville; City of Savannah
Savannah.
Tenamo, Ponce.
Cotmarsum (Dto, Penarth.
Franklin X Lane, Boston.
Commercial Pathfinder, Galveston.
Upton, New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Radio Corp. of America

(Positions are at noon, distances in miles
unless otherwise stately.
Adoundria 667 miles degrees from Cape
Henry Sept 3.
Agwimex 81 NE Diamond Sept 2.
Amangro 130 S Ambrose Sept q.
America 298 E Ambrose Sept 8,
Boswell 100 Sc Ambrose Sept 3.
Bronte lat 40 II lon 60 II Sept 8.
British Baron lat 3S 12 Ion 60 81 Sept g.
Bristol 8 SSW Five Fathom Bank Sept Q.
Bylayl sSW Brigantine Sept 2.
Cape Ortegal 220 Il Ambrose PM Sept 2.
Cerro Azul Ga Diamond Sept 8.
Cerro Ebano 267 by w Diamond Sept 2.
CITY of Augusta AZ SW Nantucket sept g.
City of Columbus 15 WSW Gayhead Sept g.
City. of Flint 80 e Cape Henry Sept 8.
City of Montgomery 100 N Diamond Sept 8
City of Savannah 1S0 N Hatteras Sept g
Crosa GO S Cape May Sept g.
Dean Emery 1875 Sc Diamond Sept 2.
Ellenor rs S Cape Henry Sept g.
Eccone and Barge 88 10 e Ambrose Sept 3.
Franklin X Lane So F. Ambrose Sept 8.
Freeman 81 NE by e Cape Henry Sept 3.
Gulfcoast 34 Brenton Reef Sept 3.
Iperia 10 z Nantucket Sept 2.
j A Moffett jr 80 S Ambrose Sept 2.
Jonancy Is s Ambrose Sept g.
Lake Flournoy Nantucket Sept 3.
Levisa 20 q Nantucket Sept 3.
Maracaibo 221 Scotland Sept 8.
Meteor off Shinnecock Sept 8.
Monmouth 1850 Nantucket Sept 2.
Mount Carroll 9S3 E Ambrose Sept 3.
Mystic ITO Ambrose Sept 3.
Norfolk E Vineyard Sound LV Sept 3.
Norman Bridge 157 Diamond Sept 3.
Olympic 404 e Ambrose Sept 8.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Co., Inc.

positions at noon unless otherwise speci-
fed)
Anaconda 935 e Ambrose Sept q
Bremerton SCI Cape Sable Sept 2.
Catherine 100 S Ambrose Sept g.
Eastern King $50 Z Ambrose Sept 2.
Edgehed 60 NE Hatteras Sept 3.
Finland pd Nantucket 2 AM Sept 3.
Frederick Eighth 200 Ambrose Sept g.
Fort st George $40 Sc Ambrose Sept 8.
Gulfcoast 80 Brenton Reef Sept 3.
Gulf Prince 113 Scotland Sept 3.
Grecian 130 NE Winterquarter Sept 3.
Huron III Scotland Sept 2.
Innoko 917 e Ambrose Sept e..
Juanita 100 S Nantucket Sept 3.
Lake Strymon 55 SW by w Nantucket
Sept 3.
Mount Clinton bes e Ambrose Sept 8.
Nantucket 1870 w by S 4 S Nantucket
New Britain 1856 f Cape Henry Sept 2,
Norfolk f Vineyard Haven Sept g.
Orzaba 401 s Scotland Sept 3.
Ormidale Sc Block Island Sept 8.
Ontario 43 e Fire Island Sept 8.
President Garfield 655 E Ambrose Sept 8.
Ramon de Larrinaga lat 81 II lon 70 13
Sept 8.
Robin Adair 21 e Ambrose Sept 8.
San Bruno 17S S Nantucket Sept 8.
Siboney 730 S Scotland Sept g.
Shickashinny 1898 NE Charleston Sept 3.
Sandgate as f Cape Race Sept 2.
San Juan 200 S Scotland Sept 8.
Southern Cross 442 Sc Ambrose Sept g.
Tanamo 10 S Scotland Sept 3.
Western World 333 Sc Ambrose Sept 3.
West Hesseltine / SO e Ambrose Sept 3.
West Port 205 E Five Fathom Bank Sept 3.
Zarembo SIS E Ambrose Sept 8.