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The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-04-08
R. E. Elsner
 CANDIDATE FOR Territorial Senator
April 18th, 1922.

Republican Primary, April 18th, 1922. Mr. Elsner member of the Territorial Lagis from Cordova and was instrumental in the passage of laws the statute books for the better ment of the Territory. He chairman of the Committee Ways and Means. He is working man and stands for the development of Alaska by Alasans The votes of his Republican constituents respectful ly solicited.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-04-08
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
 COOWNER To c, Sestich His Heirs aud Assigns:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED

YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
 That during the calendar year 1920, the undersigned expended more than One hundred dollars on each claim in labor and inn provements upon the Rambler group of Copper claims, situa- ted along the Dan Creek, a t',ih- utary of the Nizjna River, in the Nizina (unorganized) Mining Dis trict within the Mccarthy Re cording Precinct, in the Terri tory of Alaska, in which lode mining locations you claim an undivided IS interest as shown by the Notices of location. there of on record il said recording precinct,
 That said labor was perform ed and the expenditure and i'm prOvements made as and for the annual labor for the respective calendar year by the provisions of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and amendments thereto, concerning annual labor and improvements upon mining claims, and the amount so ex- pended was the amount requir- ed by law to hold said claims for the year 1920, during which the same was expended.
 You are therefore indebted to the undersigned in the sum of $333,33,H and an additional sum of $17, ,50'recording fees, a total of $35O, 83,15 and you are notified that unless you contrib ute and pay the undersigned your portion of such eXpendi- ture as a co-owner to wit:
Evening star., 1922-03-12

good-perec purchased special this SALE
At should able offer quality $685.
]; but every price goes down in this sale.
They fashoned u regular made Lise tops, soles and
toes and high spd heels Sizes 8H TO- Black white nude gray
Russian calf and navy.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Children's Muslin
Gowns at Soc

Sizes 4 to 14syears; low neck
.,and short sleeves; made of
good. grade white muslin. Very
special. owing to the New
Building Sale, SOC.
Evening star., 1922-03-12

The we'll known anchor"
brand, which is the standard of
perfection. Emblems and braid
in various colors, and sizes
range from 6 to IA years. The
sale price makes it worth q spe-
cial trip to the store.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Silk Pillows
Special $l.95

Rose, mulberry, blue
made and ready for use.
Filled with kapok and suit
able for hammocks, couches,
canoe or any Spring and
Summer pillow use.
Sweater Silk.
Skein, $I.39
Rose, black, white and
other brilliant tones for this
seasons wear.
Stamped Cap-Apron
Set, 69c
Stamped for applique. and
it is made of good un-
bleached muslin. Set con-
sists of fcapand apron. Com
plete for 6oc.
Third F10or-LansburEh z
Brother
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Superior
Hairbrusfles
Sare Hair and Money
AT $l.5O

Solid backs and firm
bristles in double row.
These brushes are the kind
that hold their body and
when used they 60 through
the hair. The only way they
got into this sale was by a
special pricing which is for
this occasion only.
Firyt E1sor-
Evening star., 1922-03-12
The Styles are Sketched and Described

~ DRESS PUMP Of hlaek
satin or patent leather. 4 ;.
(z) DRESS PUMP Of black
satin or. patent leather.
(s,. SPORT OXFORD ef gray
Nu Buck and black,s calf. or
smoked horsehide and brown
calf. -
~ NOVELTY PUMP Of
black suede. or patent lesther.
Evening star., 1922-03-12

(s) NAPPER PUMP Of black
satin. A popular model.
t6) DRESS PUMP Of patent or
dull leather.
(D SPORT PUMP Of patent
aad gray M Buck combination.
One Of the seasons favored.
(8) STREET OXFORD Of
brown or black kid or brown
calf.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
MILDLY Blouses
Price w /,

Regulation style 50 Tar as
model is concerned: but it can
be "euffed up" at bottom if you
desire-many girls like them
that way.
It is of an excellent quality
white jean, in sizes 8 to 0. and
because of the sale we have
priced it so that you can buy
more than one at saving, for
you know what a good MILDLY
means to Miss Americas ward
robei
Fourth F1eor-Laasburgh 4
Brother
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Buttons
We Have EN-

and will sell them, too, be-
cause of t h cir unusual
value; so get ready for shop
ping tomorrow, with buttons
on the list.
Black Bone Buttons, va
rious sizes. Dozen, 1Oc.
Pearl Buttons, 6, 9 and II
on card. Card, &C.
Trimming Buttons, II to
l dozen on card, 1Oc.
First Floor
LansburEh & Brother =
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Infants Cotton
Shirts at 4c

Open front, finished with tiny
shell stitch. These are the +
famous Carter brand, in sizes !.
to 3 years and specially priced
for the sale, 49c.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Four Specials From the
Art Department at
455c

5-piece Luncheon Set
Consisting of 36-inch cloth
and four napkins to match.
Also used for a bridge set,
and stamped for the artistic
applique work. Each, 45c.
Card Table Cover I'm
bleachcd muslin, stamped
for the attractive applique
work in lantern design. 45c.
Wicker Scrap Baskets
Practical and pretty in their
color combinations of cream
green, cream-rose, cream
blue. 45c.
Made-up Dresses for In.
fants-Stamped in suitable
designs and made up, all
ready to wear when the
dainty embroidery is fin-
ished. OF fine white fabrics
and priced for the sale, 45c.
r.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Sweater Silk.
Skein. $I.39

Will certainly play
an important part in
the New Building Sale
by Offering a special
purchase and
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Tassels are Reduced
Mems Percale
Paiamas, $l.O5

Exceptional value-plain color
percale pajamas, trimmed with
frogs and pocket. Sizes ABCD
ON the Bargain Table, First
Floor.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Fiber. Silk
Scarfs. 1926

Are the finishing touch to
Spring coats, capes, suits
and whatever garment that
you have in mind. Roman
stripes in glaring colors and
finished with heavy fringe.
Spring Scarfs = Shetland
and silk fiber mixture, in
charming color combina-
tions, including Gamma, copen,
tan, navy and tones espe-
cially desirable for wearing
with spring garments. Spe-
cial, $z.95 to $40.
Evening star., 1922-03-12
Lace COuar-and-.
Cuff Sets at Csc

Venise and Carrickma-
cross lace, in cream and
ecru. They are extraordi-
nary value and reduced for
the sale only.
First Floor
La1sburgk & Brother
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-03
ASHFORD

At the February meeting OF the Ash
ford Welfare association. the special
committee. on nomination Of officers foa-
the current year made its report as fol-
lows ~
For president, Walter c. Brown; vice
president, Edwin A. Buck secretary.
Mrs Leon Gardner. ass stant secretary,
Emily. aCh;srl1+;; treasurer, Mrs A. c.
Squire; assistant treasurer Mrs Her
bert Brown executive committee. the
president vice president. secretary.
treasurer, and the following: Gustave
Macy, Irene Upton Fred C. Chism, John
Vostinak, Grin P. Durkee, These are
denominations, withaths exception Of Mrs.
Gardner, Mrs Brown and Mr. Durk ee
who were chosen to I'll the places OF
| those who have removed from town. The
nominations VIII he acted upon at the
meeting in March
= The meeting. was engaged IN the dis
| c1ssions OF the problem OF pubic heath
With addresses by- Miss Margaret STACK
Of the public. nursing department Of the
st&te board OF health and by Miss
! Dorothy Buckley Of Connecticut Ag-i-
cultural college, Plans, Tor local actor
were referred, TO a sDecia4. committee OF
| I've which Wiz be announced later
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-03
+. CENTRAL. VILLAGE

Ms Emma Greenhasgn. who teaches
in Reading. Mass, has been spending a
few days>at Charles Bragg's Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl R. Bragg OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
hsve also been spending several days at
the Bragg home, -
= John Moore. who teaches IN Palmer
Mass has been visiting friends here. He
was former teacher in the local high
school ess{,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Arnold Of Put
nam were here Wednesday. Mr.. Arnold
lived here when a boy.
Miss Ella Lawtop of Brooklyn has
been visiting. at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. w lillian Loring.
Mrs Ambrose Labou remains i'll at
| her home. &. ass,4ez
Mrs. Foster Burgess and daughter
Priscilla of .Uncasville were visitors at
Charles Pixies Sunday.
| Joseph .Leyahey of Danielson visited
Sunday, at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Israe Seguin.
John Sheldon left Saturday for his
home IN Morgantown, w. va.
The Central Village Girls club held an
enjoyable dance at the town hall Tues
day evening.
Mrs Hattie Blake Of Danielson has
been a recent visitor at Mrs. William
Deans.
Miss Charlotte Chesley. who has been
| Ill with a severe cold, has recovered
Mrs Jennie sselden spent Saturday
with friends in Willinantic. where she
formerly lived
Mrs. E. Hoxie ,Lillibridge is Id at her
home. Miss Beatrice Lafrance, recent
graduate of ST, Francis hospital. Hart
ford. is caring for her.
Mr.. and Mrs Bcttomley of Daville
spent the week end at Samuel Schofeld's
on River street
The teachers training class met or
Thursday evening lat Mrs Thomas
Dixons.
Carl Witten- OF Danielson had an auc.
ton Wednesday afternoon at the Shell
don place. recently purchased by. ,Sarnue
schodeld-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-03
CHESTERFIEIn

People from here attended a dance in
Comstock hal Thursday evening,
Mrs. Minnie Erskine was visiting rela-
tiyes in Colchester over. the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hermann and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs, Morris Solomon
and family Of New London were callers
on, Johp R.,.Kapdan Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. William, Bousa and
daughter Eleanor Lula and Anna Pow
ers OF. Hartford spent the. week end with
Nj. and Mrs. J. E. Powers
Mr. and Mrs. John Hadzett and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur .coffey, motored to
Hartford Sunday.
Arthur Grimes and brother Of New
London are working for Leon kozlosky.
Mrs. Isaac Kaplan and daughter Lii
Ian have returned from New York
where they have been visiting relatives.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-03
BOLTON NOTCH

Loren Maine was IS years Old satur-
day He has been in good health but
fell two weeks ago and famed himself.
He. had many cards from friends on his
birthday. HIS, MEGA Mrs Ada Gates,
OF Manchester, made him cake and PUT
&c. candles on it, The cake had the
word 'Unole" in fancy candy.
Marvin. Towards children and grand
children surprised him Tuesday night, II
being his list birthday.
Miss Hattie Howe from Manchester
was guest over Sunday Of Mrs. Loren
Maine, -
A. ", Howard was Hartford visitor
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Cutter Hopes TO Rescue
u. 5. Ship Adrift 10 Days
seneca MAY BE Able TO Tow
the West Hardaway, Stranded
I.3OO Miles From Norfolk

From The Tr'tus's WoohfaU0i Bpredh
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i,-Hope was
expressed By tho shippng Board to-
day that the Coast Guard cutter Seneca
which has been sent 20 the relief Of the
government cargo ship West Iiardawsy'
stranded 1900 miles east Of Nor
folk. would be able 90 bring her into
port' Pending the outd)mc OF the ei'
forts OF the Seneca 30 rescue the
yessel. westbound ships arc being Gd'
Used BIZ radio Of the Wight Of the
West Hardaway and roesiested TO go
20 her aid.
II beeame known today that tie
West Hardaway has been a1rift FOR ten
days, unable 70 proceed because Of
trouble With her oil mach Aery. The
ar sueeessful efforts Of thd Shipping
Board's Argus 20 assist tho vessel be-
cause Of heavy seas has spArred the
ghipplng Board to make eyd-y enort
20 relieve The vessel. No aord has
been received as "a the Wlfety or
tho crew, but Il Is believed ae West
Hardaway is scaWorthy and not IL grcat
danger, despite the heavy seas.
Failure 20 offer aid % the Wesb Hard
away before the dispatch OF the Seneea,
which left Tuesday for the stra nded
vessel. was attributed 10 the fact, that
no westbound government vessels lave
been Ia her vicinity since the aecidsent
10 her propelling machinery. The west
Hardawav Is operated By the Waternthn
Steamship Company. Of Mobile, Ala.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Marine Disasters

Str President Garhsid turned schr Ro,.
FerliiA over 10 shipping Board tug Hum.
rick - miles eas, of Fire Island; the fue
VIII tow her 10 New York.
bObTON. Dec 2i--SteAm trawisr Rippi.
arrived from South Channel: on pee 'is
she was struck b. an unknown weasel. "a.
dentirE her bow; started 20 leak. aud N
was necessary 70 keep pumps operating Ia
prevent water from gaining. she Will b.
surveyed after unloading
Dec 2e-echr Saivatrice (Fr). Antwerp
FOR Santiago. towed here Sunday In !
leaking condition
GALVESTON. Dee iT-Franee Mar,
Jap. had Gre ia coal bunkers yssterdsv
par, of eoal lightered into a barge.
LONDON. Dec 7i--Str Palma (Rr). from,
Forcados for New York. ia $50 miles west
OF Cape Vincent. g Y. with nteerlng aea r
broken; Will put. back 70 latter .por, for
repairs.
PORTLAND. ore. Dec ai-Tamon Hsru
10 from OSAKA. ramrasd wharf At FOR,
stephens In dense fog late ipth. previous
report OF grounding In error; vesssi slight
sirtance of tug onsonta.
SEATTLE. Dec si--Gas sohr TryGre.
plying between southwestern Alaaka :
ports. n missing. last sighted on polnt
Mccartney Stth broken shaft. and sud
denly disappeared
DETROIT. Dec 9i-Three vesseis With
grain. ic4bound IN Lake Erie. below mouth
Of Detroit River, awaiting Assistance OF
tugs end ice-breakers. while three others
continued oattle aGainft lee In ~ Mary
River
Philip Mlneh spent nigh, sir miles on
coiehes,sr. Ont. and City Of Bangor and
9 d Nienabsr we're fast below Bar Point.
The vessels stalled IN northern waters
we're the q Hsgavty, oisnlysn asd
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

EaEohii al V Ambrose Dec ~,
. Sor', .., - % Esr sw S.y S,sTs.s wss, bee %
Frsnhlfn a. Waand KY Dec a.
m EeiiofF ia Diamond Dec ~ o.,
II Harrison Smith Jos niamouu ~. ~
Censral W Gorgas arrived fot au fi'"e'
Geo ! II 4 Jones one sis n BY y Jupiter Dee 81, =,
Hanna Nlsifen SO NpnipoNet N''
u9so IS. y CAP. Henry Dec a. -.
intependsrc. Hal sts h Ambross Dec ~.
frJten CIV All SANDY Hook Dec 81.
4 a. White qsg gW Diamond Dec 70.
J,r Davies e.oss ENE Savannah Dec 4"
John y hrchbold 600 Ambrose Dec ~;
Jossph 81 Cudshy passed oct brunswioh'
ca. Pa Dec 20.
Jenanry 1 h Scotland Dec ~.
Dsnrigsr % s% pisnoaa pse ~ ~ 81
factawanna 20 Nantucket 1850 FM
Mifor. Is waiting, Dec q.
Orcns 20 ENE Wnter quarters Dec u.
orient las Y Ambrose Dec ~.
o.sining az EsE AZ Thomas Dec -. -,
z ds satruateGui $50 Cape May ~ Al
phiiss.iohla Ma i.fas Scotland Dec 20
pobin Cray ss5 NNE Colon = PAL Dec 70.
Rochsster 10 Ne Jupiter Dec II.
southwestern Miller 1000 Z Nantueke'
s.gssoneek a1o gE cape Race Dec 20.
ssigtllght 100 sE 81 Augustine Dec 20.
gocony % iss y Jupiter Dec 81.
ssn Bias etg E Nantucket Dec 81
ganta Clara ibl Scotland Dec H.
santore sos : Ambrose Dec ~.
seattle Spirit 7f0 ENE Delaware Break
water Dec n.
s,slNscout GO NE Hattcrar Dec 81.
Virsinla Limited 20 sW Winter Quarters
vassri $50 Ambrose Dec 20.
west Quseohee s7i r Ambrose Dec 90
Wuerttsmbsrg $50 y Ambrose Dec 20.
Wlilhlio 1913 s Ecoiiand Dec n.
" Keene passed Scotland !: ~ PA Dec II.
" N LIBBY gis sW Diamond Dec a.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Navy Orders
Frona " Tribsre's Washlreton ~

Prom TIE TrIbsrs's Woshirofos Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec. ai.-Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Miller, Capt. " &. 20 New York
Jenson. Com. u. n, 10 iith Naval District.
Mcclure. ~. Com. n. D.. 20 Boston.
Martin. II. q. e) }. A.. to L. 8. s. Wright.
Albioe. Bns. J. l.. 20 Y. 8. ,. Wright.
Beicher. Ems q. r.. 20 u. 3. y. Sharkey.
Benoist Ems. J.. A.. % L. S. 8 Chewlnk.
Buse. Ena =. r., TO u. s. 8. coghian.
Craven, Ena r. T., 20 Y. s. 6. Arkansas.
Horne. Ena h. r.. 20 Boston.
Lake. Dns b. O.. 20 L. s. s. CheWink.
Nacklin. EnA r., 20 u. s. s. Tern.
Warner. Ems J. s.. 90 Washington.
Whlted. EnA n. A.. 70 L. g. 3. Arctic.
Williams, Ena II. O.. 20 L, 8. 3. Preston.
Fisks. Com. G. ~, 20 Mare Island.
Manc hester. Com. J. D., 70 San Francisco.
Mcdonald. II. y. y. 20 Hampton RoadA
saib. IL. J. T., TO U. 3. s. Argonne.
York, II. D. A.. 70 Houston.
Edmisten, Lt. g. 80 l.. l.. 20 Newport.
Boyle. IL. ]. d. 10 Brooklyn.
Charlton, IL. c. w.. 70 Z. g. 9. ortoisn.
hlsrss. ,r;,.- L. a W. 70 y. 3 9r;oisn 9r;oisn
IyanhOs. II. q. 81 p. 70 liza Naval Dis
triot
Williams. Ems l. \. TO division 81. de-
De Rrlss. Ch. Boan. w.. 10 L. 2. 9. CALI
forna.
MseiglsnbsrE. Mach. II. o.. 70 Mare Island.
Wilson. Mach. s. A.. 20 U. 3. s. Camden.
Durkin. ch. pharin. J. T.. to Boston.
1ur-Linden. Ch, Pharui. W. 20 Portsmouth.
Griffin. ch. Pay elk. O. A.. TO L. s. s,
zis.iii, ch- Pay elk. J. A. to U. s, s.
Moore. Pay cih- }. n ~. to .. s. s. cAsu-
saith Pay ciE. A. c. to san Di.ro
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
HOlland.America Head
Returns TO New York

w. Van Doom, managing director FOR
the Holland-Ameriea Line in New
York, was in bis office yesterday after
a trip through Cuba and Mexico. lie
was accompanied on the return voyage
b. r. A. Wierdsma, president OF the
company, who sailed Immediately after
ward for Europe.
Mr. Van Doom reported that tho out
look in Cuba Is good and that the
planters there apparently are satisfied
With the prospect Of price OF cents
for sugar. The water shortage in Mex
leo was acute during his stay, he added.
Mr.. Van Doom said that the motor
chip Rinteldyk, now on the Pacific
Coast Rotterdam route, Is making a
notable voyage with 10000 tons OF
cargo on a daily fuel oil consumption
Of seventeen tons. A similar coal
burning vessel would uso seyenty-hye
20 eighty tons, he said.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Co., Inc.

Distance IN miles position at noon
unless otherwise tpscined)
MeKandria 1926 NE by z Great Abseo Lv
Apache q sw Diamond shoals Dec 20.
ArspahOe Al y Diamond Shoals Dec 20.
Ogwihavre 3 Sw Diamond Shoals Dec 20.
Agwistar 775 5 Scotland Dec 20.
ArTus 500 e Ambrose Dec 70.
Blythsmore 90 Hatteras Dec a.
Rristo. n orleans Gas Buoy Dec ~.
Blue Triangle 7e2 y Cristobal Dec 20.
Clearwater 1889 81 Scotland Dec 20.
Cardonia 722 ENE Diamond Shoals Dec 81
Coastwlss IS NE Fire Island Dec 81.
Carrillo ie7 8 Scotland Dec 81
crofton Hall left Boston for y p n
Dec q.
c A snider y Diamond shoels Dec q.
City OF Columbus 900 SW Gay Head Dec 81
Chas N Everest Z55 NJ Jupiter Dec II.
Caracas 1910 81 Ambrose Dec 81
Chester Sun Is y Diamond Shoals Dec q
Dorchester - SW Fire Island Dec q.
Deiawsre sun SIS s cape MAY Dec n.
Edgemoor 81 Scotland Dec y.
Fl Sero 40 Diamond Shoals Dec 20.
II Norte % sW Diamond Dec 81.
Eocene or Montauk Point Dec ~.
Edgehill 1si = Ambrose Dec li.
Elisha Walker 40 SW Diamond Shoals
Dec 2f
Eastern Tempest III Z Ambrose Dse 81.
Frederic. Keilogg IL y Diamond shoaii
FRANKLIN ~ W Sand Key Dec II.
Geo Washington sCs r Ambrose Dec II.
-
Higho i5l Z Cape Henry Dec 81.
Indian 81 NE Winterquarter Dec ~.
lroquois 232 Scotland Dec Il.
IowHn 7s7 from Balboa Dec 20.
Indian City G3i Sandy Hook Dec 81.
John D Archbold 800 s Ambrose Dec 81.
3chn D Rockefeller go ENE Nantucket
N Danziger % sw Diamond shoai,
Dec n
Lake RIO ais WV pemerara Dec 20.
| Mckeesport f53 Y Ambrose Dec II
Mckeesport 7z0 Ambrose Dec "a
Morro Costle left Havana 5.5O p m Dec 20
Munalbro AZ Nashuena Gas Buoy Dec ~.
Ontario 81 SW Fire Island Dec ~.
/ Ossa 200 L Ambrose Dec q.
orient l7B l. Ambrose Dec Il
| Orcua 20 ENE Winterquarter Dec 81.
/ Ponce 537 NE San Juan Dec 20.
1 Pipestone County ii70 z Ambrose Dec 20
President Polk zS3 r Ambrose Dec ~.
/ Robin Gray e52 NSE Colon . m Dec 20
Rochester 100 NV Jupiter Dec 81
Ragua 1928 3 Scotland Dec 20.
/ Southern Cross 1853 SE Ambrose Dec 20.
| southern Cross $50 SE Ambrose Dec a.
Ssusus 2z0 Sc Ambrose Dec II
| Swiftlight 100 sE - Augustine Dec 20.
| SkanderbOurg $40 = Ambrose Dec 20.
] swiftscout 50 Ne HAtteras Dec a.
sesttle Spirit 40 ENE Delaware Break.
virEhis limited 20 sw win,erQuar,sr
Dec 81
vssari 800 ST Ambross Dec 70.
Van Dyck 3sb sE Ambrose Dec 81
! West NahnO $40 z Ambrose Dec n.
Nuerttmburg 7t0 Ambrose Dec 20.
West Nahno 80 EsE Ambrose Dec 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Stock Exchange Brokers Get
Space i'm Heckscher Building

Up. Benkard & Co., with main Offices
At CT Broadway, have leased the entire
twenty-third floor Of the Heekscher
building at Fifth Avenue and Fifty
seventh Street through Cushman &
Wakefield, Inc. A setback necessary
under the new building law provides. a
balcony for the exclusive use Of the
tenant on this floor and the space will
be elaborately equipped so as TO pro-
vide all Of the requirements Of a mod
ern brokers' Office.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co., Inc,
leased 20 Johns-Manville, Inc, the en-
tire second and third floors at 300
Madison Avenue The company will
use this space, in addition to their
twelve-story building at the southwest
corner Of Madison Avenue and Forty
hrst Street.
J. Edgar Leaycraft & Co. leased for
A. I. & A. B. Ireland the building at
eos Eighth Avenue 70 F. B. Braeker.
Charles 7. NoyeB Company, with
Lewis L. Rosenthsl Company, leased
the store and basement at 80 Nassau
Street 20 Page & Shaw at an aggregate
rental Of about 500 900: with David
Vogel the store and basement and lofts
st lfOS-lO Avenue A TO the Big 6 Fur
nituro Company; at 249 Pearl Street
1.-The ground floor TO the Dannemora
steel Company; at Q Ann Street The
fkround floor TO Harold Hymans; at
F5s-5S Pine Street rented offeos 20 Her
bert ODonnell, and at 142-46 Yves;
Fourteenth Street space 70 the Sani-
tary Bath Curtain Manufacturing Com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Ship Board Employees =,
Honor August +. Mack

August r. Mack. retiring director OF
the Eastern District for tho shipping
Board. was presented with = handsome
ciRht.foot clock yesterday by oficiAls
ard employees from New lork' boston b.
and Philadelphia. The presentation
was made by Colonel Robert NJ. Wat
kins. who expressed the appreciation
By tho staff Of Mr.. Mnek's services.
Mr.. Mack expects 20 turn over tho
local Office next Tuesday to Viee-Presi-
dent ". j. Love. who will bring With
him a large staff from Washington.
Mr. Mack will probably take IN ex-
tended vacation In the South, after
which he will decide whether he viii
return to the Cosmopolitan Lines as
its president or go into some other
field OF activity. when he came %
the board IN September, 1921, he
agreed 70 stay only one year. but cor
tinuod at the request Of Chairman
Laskcr.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Freight Ships Due
nue To-aav
Due To-aay

Vessel Port. AEsney.
Alpine Range Leith. Dee ...Furnsss- Wiihy
Lord Byron. Aigiers. Dec L.. lanes Eiwsii
Varduiia, London. Dec b.... .Cunard Line
Laokawanna, London. Dec S.,.M Smith
Argosy. Colon Dec 5...... Vessel .Duyel
vi Nofts. Galveston. Dec ie.....So Pacific
orient. Lisbon. Dec H.. Oriental Nav co
Cissy. Progreso, Dec i4......... Ward Line
Fiorinda. Tarragona. Dec 5. Garcia 4 Diss
Eastern City, Barbadoa Dec f..U Nav Co
Robin Adslr. Cristobai. Dec 4.
Isthmian Line
saugus. Lisbon. Dec i............A A II Bull
Taurus. Buenos Ayres. Nov 81. Kerr Line
Alvarado. CriStobal. Dec II.
Pacific steam Nav Co
Adour. Genoa. Dec Punch, Edye a Co
Liberty Clio, Ssnios. nov %.
International FrslGhtlnE Co
McKeespoft, Dunkirh Dec 5...Cosnopoiitan
Due Tomorrow
Missouri. Antverp. Dec 7,...Au Transport
Due Sunday
Agwistar, Colon, Dec To-. United American
PanGmEn. Boston. Dec % United American
Tuscsrora Manchester. Dec S.. Y l. Hague
Vesuvis. Naples Nov -. .Italia-Arn Line
Clearwater, Buenos Ayres, Dec |.
Munson Line
Tilthorn. birmingham. Dec L.. Kerr Line
Menomlnee. London. Dec s..Au Transport
Slavic Prince oran, Dec 2. .Furness-W Witty
Due Thursday
MsssSi. London. Dec lint Nero Marine
Bolivian. Liverpool. Dec e..Int Mere Marine