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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
WIFE SUES WHEN
HUBBY QUITS TALKING

ATLANTA, Sept f9.-In a suit
for divorce filed Monday by Mrs.
Bonnie Mills, 604 Chestnut street,
she charged that she and her hus-
band, Joseph L. Mills bad lived in
the same house since September 4
without speaking and that she had
taken another room from his, when
he did not break the silence and
try to make up with her. She also
charged that she had been humiliat-
ed in public by his neglect and re-
fusal to talk to- her; also that he
stayed out late at nights with other
women whom he was openly paying
attention to- According to the pc
tition the Mills were mlriedI snl
April, 1917 and lived together un-
til September 4, 1922.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
HOUSE TOPASS
BlLLOVER VETO
Harding Message Is Expected To
Be Delivered Today-Senate
Doubtful

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The
house is prepared today TO receive
President Harding's message yetoing
the bonus.
1t is indicated that the message
is practically completed and some ad-
visers expected it would be transmit
ted to congress after he discussed it
with the cabinet.
The house leaders arranged in
event Of veto to defer until to-
morrow any move to repeal the
bill.
Friends Of the bonus appeared con-
fident that more than the necessary
two-third majority could be obtained
in the house, but did not seem sure
about the situation in the senate.
The presidents message vetoing
the bonus was completed this fore
noon and will be sent to the house
before. / o'clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
BELIEVED CALL
LURED PASTOR
New Jersey Police Expect Ar
rests Today To Clear Up
y The Mystery

+ NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Sept.
l9.-After three days investigation
Of the murder CT Rev. Edward
Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Rein
hardt Mills, authorities expressed
confidence that today's developments
would bring about a solution of the
mystery. Arrests are expected soon
as county officials have declared
they know who did the shooting and
where it occurred.
The Somerset county authorities
are trying to trace a mysterious
telephone call lid possibly to have
lured TO their death the Rev. Edward
H. Hall, wealthy rector of the Church
of st. John the Evangelist, and Mrs.
James Mills, leader of his choir
1t was learned the woman rcceiv-
ed Il call on the phone late Thursday
night and it was said the clergyman
may have received a similar sum-
mons.
Mrs. Hall, wife of the clergyman,
under examination by the county au-
thorities, admitted she was'the 'mys-
terious woman" seen entering her
home early Friday.
1t is rumored that one arrest and
perhaps two may be made within "a
hours. but County Detective Totten
refused to discuss the report.
Mrs. Hall admitted she had gone
to the church early Friday because
her husband was missing, and she
was alarmed. She wanted to ascer-
tain, she said, if he had been de-
tained at the church.
At the same time Mills, husband
Of the slain woman, admitted he
too, had visited the church J early
Friday, he said he was anxious
over the non-return of his wife. He
visited the church to see if she had
been detained by choir practice.
The authorities have been unable
to find anyone who was I'M the
vicinity of the lonely farm two
miles from New Brunswick where
the two bodies were found Saturday
morning, both shot through the bead.
Prosecuting Attorney A. M. Beck
man, of Somerset county, said both
Mrs. Hall and Mills had admitted to
him they Were at the church between
and 3 o'clock Friday morning, but
said they had not seen each other.
Beekman said search had been
commenced in the Mills home for
pistol, but that none had been found
No search had been made of the Hall
home, he said.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
OHIO WILL VOTE
ON Beer SOON
Supreme Court Places Question
Upon Ballot In That
State

COLUMBUS, Sept. 19.-Ohio at
the November election will vote ON
a state constitutional amendment to
legaIlze the manufacture and sale Of
VINE and beer. The state Supreme
court Tuesday ordered Secretary of
State Smith to place the proposal
on the ballot in. mandamus action
brought by the association opposed
to prohibition. sponsor of the amend
ment, after the secretary had refus-
ed to certify the amendmSnt for a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
.PROPOSEDRATE
CHANGE IS HIT
Atlanta Shippers Show That
Georgia Rates Would Be
Increased

ATLANTA, Sept. ia pplica
tion by shippers for a proposed uni
form class rate on a mileage scale
would mean increased rates for
North Carolina and Georgia, slight
reduction for South Carolina and
about preserve the present levels in
Alabama, Harry T. Moore, traffic
manager of the Atlanta Freight Bu-
reau, declared in testimony before
the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion investigating Southern class
rates here today. =
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
WANT JUDGES RESTRICTED

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. f9.-Re-
striction of the federal judiciary was
urged upon congress in, a resolution
adopted by the South Carolina state
labor federation which brought its
annual convention to close here
today. The resolution charged the
judges with "usurping powers and
authorities never contemplated by
the founders of the government"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
PURE BREDS ATTRACT
SUMTER COUNTY BUYERS

One of the outstanding features of
the pure bred hog sale conducted 1t
the Hawkins farm a few days ago was
that all but CT the 35 sows sold at
auction were purchased by Sumter
county farmers.
The prices ranged as high as $110
each and the entire sale netted about
$4,000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
FIRST OF BODIES
REMOVED TO-DAY

JACKSON, Calif., Sept. l9.- fRv
the Associated Press. )-The first of
the AZ bodies in the Argonaut gold
mlne disaster were brought to the
surface in the Kennedy mine after
noon Tuesday, The crew is in charge
of government engineers and went
down into the tunnel at 8 O'Clock.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
LA3GEsT siNGLE MARKrT

WAYCR0SS, Sept. Largest
single market in tke history Of Way
cross curb market marked the end
OF the week, with thirty or forty
wagons loaded with produce lining
the curb at the city hall at 8 80 Sat
ureay morning. Results of the curb
market during its first wear will have
2 great influence on the farmers in
5lanting larger acreage next season,
is the opinion here,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
DENGUE FEVER HITS
POLICE AND FIRE. DEPTs

rtnl. Inc epidemic Of dengue fever
,~.,a seems to be at its height in
H"oHeus al the present time has
~. ..a.'y depleted the fire department,
n.tI. p'".e department and many other
Ieo,ls institutions, for there are many
VI inc various forces named who are
confined d, with the sickness.
s..., me postotfice is also hard hit, the
,-a1a and warehouses report many
rg"| rom work and in fact every
g' 81 business seems to be feeling
s. s. + effect of the epidemic
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
PROGRESS MADE BY
ALL RAILROADS.

CHICAGO i Sept 19-Adjustment
Of the MISUNDERSTANDING and dltter-
ences which delayed the expected
settlement of the railway shopmens
strike on some roads according to
the Baltimore reacee arrangement
was apparent today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
CHARLOTTE STRIKERS
FAIL, TO RETURN.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Sept. 10
Striking shopmen of the Southern
railway here did not return to work
today. E. L. Barkley, secretary of
the local union. said "a hitch has
been encountered which the men in
sigt shall be cleared IN before they
90 back to work" He added the
same situation existed among 100
shopmen at Spencer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
PERsHlNG TO VISIT EAR.

RALEIGh, n c.. Sept 19.-Gen-
eral John j. Pershing has accepted
an invitation to visit the North Car
olina state fair October. 18, which
will be celebrated as Military Day.
it was announced today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
'ALVATiON ARMY MEETINGS,

t J"lanJ Herbert Young Of the
s,, ..,'.''o division Of the Salvation
army l' in Americus for two davs.
G-...3 .. Will assist the local post in con.
'"2sag T several meetings.
win i"'s afternoon at 5 O'Clock there
yo,'.,. an De 2 meeting especially for the
'cb..ra, FeopIe in Brooklyn Heights
be q bd53 590.ie service meeting will also
.Yt 7.ss n[la m the chapel this evening
meet, - Young will conduct a street
'iis at 6;45 o'clock this evening,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19

Capt. w. P. Dodds, medical officer
at Souther Field, left for his home in
Pittsburg, after spending few days
en- route with friends in McRae,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
4Vl1L And WILL
ACT ALONE TO
HOLD STRAITS
r...,,st Racks Policy Of Free Daf-
danelIes-Forces Mark
Time

LONDON. Sept. l9.-(By As
.ol;,tsd sess.)-The British
1ol,... ,'b,net takes the attitude that E"-
LAND will undertake military ac-
t;an alone, if necessary to protect
,Ls1 1raedom Of the Dardanelles.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10. - Market
opened steady 1921 points up. Quo
tations 1928. Saless 5000 bales. Re
ceipts 12,24E bales, of which 1888
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
AMERICUs SPOT COTTON.

Strict Middiing, 21c. Market clos
I'd up Is points.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19
WEATHER FORECAST

For Georgia - Cloudy, probably
.; :, east portion late tonight or
l,-'., lu-s1nesday; no change In tempera-
W.. VIZ s+rong northwest wind gales
off the coast
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-09-19

are American.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
American P0rts

BALTIMORE, Nov 1S--Arrivet. Nun
como. New York, Agwtvgorld Port Lobos;
Hilversum tDt). Hcrnosund via PhHadel-
phia: middiese2. Portland, Ore. Sailed
Blydendijk tDt9. Rotterdam via Norfolk
and Newport News; Santa Malta, Crigtohas
and San Francisco via Norfolk; Norostier-
men (Dan). Havana via Norfolk and New
port News; Svandhild tDanl. New York !.
Philadelphia, New York.
BOSTON, Nov i6--Arrived: Burgerdlik
lDtl. Rotterdam: Nsperian tBrl. Antwerp; !;
* l Luckenbach, Tacorna via New York !;
suffolk Norfolk; Munmotor. Norfolk.
ratifia (xsr). Glasgow via New York Maca bi
(Br3, Banse and Preston via New York !;
Ag wtsun. phsladelphis; Indian. Tshiladei-
phla; City Of Columbus, Savannah Nor
walk. New York; Ontario, Norfolk and
cHARLEsToN. s G, Nov .s Arrived !:
Camanche. New York tand proceeded TO
JacksoaYIlie}; Lake Stryrnon, Jacksonville
and Boston. Sailed. Santa Rosa, Crisfo-
bal; Waiter Jennings, Port Lobos.
GALVESTON. Nov ts--Arriveds ) Miraa
fCsers, Hamburg; Paulsboro. Psulshoro. n
Is: Mirista tNor). Taiapico: coYnal, New
York. Saiied El oeesderse and Henry K
Mailary. New York. Steel, New Orleans
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Nov 1S--Arrivesi :
Apache. New York, PERSIAN. baltimore /;
eehr 5ese g Shaw, Portland, Strath Lorne
sErJ. chils; Gene crawiey. Tasnpieo.
Sailed; Pcrsian. Baltimore via Savannah
I.anap%, New York via Charleston
HAMPTON. ROADS. Nov is-~Aretyea. I.
Clan Luss tHry. ssaw Orleans Eastern
Prince tBr1. San Pedro; Lord Or,nonde
tBr,. New ysrk; &ssaba tEsr,. Baitinere;
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Cleared

San Lorenzo, Foss; San Juan and Ponce
& Porto Rico s s Co.
Algeria (Brl, Collie; Glasgow via Mo.
Vile; Anchor Line.
Keelung tBr), McCleiland; suva ana
srisbane tsb via Panama Canal; Norto:S, r:ifiy
Kansas (Br), Metcalfe; Freu.antle ana,
Dunbury via Newport News and Panama Pa ma
Canal; Norton, Lilly &- Co.
Stanley Dollar. Parker; Vancouver . via
Phiadelphia and Baltimore; Dollar Line.
Schr Mabel q Gum {Br), McKinley;
sherbrooke; J Whitney & CO.
Caracas, Hinchborn, Curacao and La
9uayra via San Juan Bliss Dallets q Co
sureway tBrl, Stewart; Baltimore,
:. .s;aa Genus. Boyd; New orleans; Southern
81 valie, Matsson; Galveston; southern.
Pacific Co.
Herman Winter. Allen; Boston; Eastern
s Co. .5sss5ts s.
Bge Lewis H. St John Mccleiien; wind
sor; j r Whitney g. Co.
Eastern star, Palmgren, Dan2ig and
Revai via Philadelphia; susquehanna S s
Reina Maria christiaa (sp), Aparieso,
Vigo and Coruna; Luis Ltanso.
Anna Maersk lDan, Andersen; Hallfax;
Isbrandtsen= Mo,ler Co. m
Cyclops tRrl, Cosker Yokohonia and
Kobe via Norfolk and Panama Canal;
Fuach. Edye & Co.
Medina, Johnstone. Geiyeston; MALLORY
s 8 Co.
Mohican. Lindland; Portland, Eastern
s s Co.
Kentuckian. Forsythe: San Pedro ard
San Francisco via Panama Canal: United
American Lane
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

adelphis; Corsica, providence: Grscian,
Boston; Egiantine, Baltimore; West Ellie
New York samlsnd (Isefsy, Antworp:
sch James r Howard, Pensacola; Nurtrre-
ton lBrl. New York; Ernest Hugo shines
Janeifo. Asaa ,si tGer5. Bremen men westiaad. g
Liverpool, sch r Il GoQin Massey: Now~
shera fsrl, Austraiisn ports: Maskesons
MOBILE, Ala. Nov f8--saned: ozama,
Ereepcrt; capan tHondj. Castillo; La.sA
NEW oRT.iIigAMs, Nov ts4-Arrivod: A,s
bert yefferies. Mobile; Braddoek, Liver
pool; Ctepao (Not), Tela; Clydenede tBr1,
TaSnpss coidbrook4 Tampa; Helgoy tNor,s
fBr1. Tampieo: Westerwald {Ser}. Mex
leo sailed Gulf Coast. Port ARTHUR: Isa-
beiss Porto Rico: San ,fiburcio tBry. Bor-
deaux: Sosua tNor), Kingston; Yunuri,
PANAMA cAnAL. crlstoasl. NOV le--.
sana, from Los Angeies. New York
PHILADELPHIA, Nov IS-~Arriyed: Me-
Esns sBrl; Eesario via Norfolk cystsn.
wind. Tempeel Irla dtai). Hueiha;
CharIes M Everest. Texas City; Berwind-
vale tsr), Vera Cruz. etc. sailed; Dor
etc; Jersey city <Br). Adelaide. etc via
New YORK: vulcan city tfsrl. London ana
Ss.1 Houston Rayaager tNor}. Havana; @ iit, pn,itn
Pubicksr. Neuvitas: Frie6a, New York:
WolFirsham fBr1 New York,
PORT ARTHUR, Nov I3--Arriveds
Yankee Arrow. Far East: China Arrow,
Far East; Mexican Lady tBr), Vera CRUZ:
Saneergio Obj, Mexico Sailed: Gulf Maid,
north Of I&atteras; y Hunt, north oz
PORTLAND. Ore. Nov IS--saiied. Bon
dowoso, Hongkong; Steel Engineer, Lon
PORTLAND. Ne. Nov ls-Arrived: sslics
sBr,. Newport, Eng. Sailed: sesonia t1s1.
= PoaT TAMPA. Fla, Nov ls--sailss {
Texas Maru (Japt, Antwerp for FredeTtca.
San FRANCISCO. Nov 1s--Arriyed II:
Bychirno tBr), Eureka Tor Belfast; Panuco,
Mobile: 10. Nankiug. Hongkong: Thonss.
Manila: PeaHsyivar la, Astoria for Glasgow.
SaHed ": Harold Dollar (Br), Seattle;
Tudor Star fBr), London; IS, PanaFaan.
New York; n ] Luckenbach, New York
SAND KEY. Fla. Nov 1s--Passed west
bonnd 1zth: El Oriente, Panoii; 18th. Santa
Ana, E.seuach (Ger1, Mount Evans, ri
Llago, West EetnStitc.
SAVANNAH, Nov 1s-Arrived, Essex,
Philadelphia and sailed Jacksonville.
Sailed; Mandy Manor (BrJ, Tampa.
TAMPA. Fla, Nov 1s-Arrived: Buck
hannop, New Orleans; PaTthenia lBr).
Boca Grande. Sailed Laurpasss, New
York.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. nov fs--Ar-
rived: Schrs George Il Kilnck, New York
for Bangor; General George @ Hobb tBre,
Seal Harhor, Me. fer New York. Sailed !.
Sehrs William Booth (frora New York;.
Rockland: Thomas II Lawrence (fror1 New
Yorh). VlnaI Haven.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
y independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Agwiake i5< 9 Ambrose Nov 49,
Arapahoe SiI Scotland Nov is
Alexandra 500 70 Cape Fear Nov II.
Balsar1 zoe e Ambrose Nov IS.
city of st Joseph soi Anbrose Nov 10.
ChickaHaw o5 s 81 Johns Nov H.
Conehatta 50T 10 Boston Nov II.
currier passed Jupiter Nov r.
EdgehiN 1916 E Ambrose Nov ~
France and cff Cape Race 1880 m
GuIf Prince 80 8 Point Isabel Nov II.
Homestead 1se S Boston Nov 1s.
n Gnney 50 M Jupiter Noy r.
lake aiieGss ed 20 frs Nw irasa por. an SoY Prince nc
Lillian i :, q sw BLOCK Island Nev 1s;
ass Fan1ln rs 70 sdo,sns sas1Gd Mo- Ny ls
Mexico 2se S Hatteras NOV ls.
Munargo 293 $ Scotland Nov 10.
Minneeuf 800 e Hstteras Nov fG,
Norma III Scotland Nov IS.
Ponce s4g 8 Ambrose Nov 10.
President Polk $50 g Ambrose Nov II.
san Teodoro passed Windward Passage
II m NOV II.
saxonia i,os5 e Ambrose a. m Nov IS.
Sagaporach 1T3 L Ambrose Nov is.
Sagua 42o s Scotland Nov Is.
Tanaino left San Juan 1890 m Nov II.
Vincent 4z3 n Ambrose Nov lg.
Walter Luokenbach 81 N Cape May Nov
West Kasson "a 50 " 81 IS w Nov fs.
zayernbo 7s Ambrose Nov 10.
Manchuria BIS K Ambrose Nov 1s.
Port Albany $50 Z Ambrose Nov Is.
West Henatite towed by Saucon 9To II
Ambrose Nov 49,
Western soeqs 1890 Cape May Nox IS.
Rayo 1T4 s Diamond shoal Nov II.
United States $50 e Ambrose Nov IS.
Heliig Olav 101o e Ambrose Nov 1s
Minnekahd9 m No
Glenridge 493 e Boston Nov IS.
City OF Weatherford SO e Diamond shoal
Nov Is.
William Penn 2eo s Ambrose Nov IS.
Metagama left Montreal sor Glasgow 30
Arapehce 3Il Scotland Nov ls
Ausable ls ME prigantine Buoy Nov 49,,
Currisr ESQ SW Hasteras Nov 49,
Bankdate 1870 sE Ambrose Nov 1s.
Eastern Victor 2To ESE bermuda Nov 18
Ptpestone County s7s e Ambrose New IS.
West Norranus $40 e by n Cape Henry
sequoya 4s4 e Ambrose Nov 1s.
John IN, Rocksseiisr l2o sw Hasteras
e - Bedford $50 sw Diamond Nov IT.
swiftscout 1872 Block Ysland PM Nov II.
Toloa T7s off Scotland Nov II.
Trontolise 100 Nantucket Nov ts.
Munalbro Is e Shinnecock Nov IS.
Arnpetco fs0 E Ambrose Nov IS.
San Benito 1876 SW Nantucket Nov 1e.
Tuscarora s.o3t n, Ion 1900 w. Nov Is.
| iowsn 480 s Ambrose Nov rs.
Santa Clara 4A5 Scotland Nov Is.
Srrinarn s84 Ambrose Nov 1s.
| Corneiia 3Eo s Scotland Nov -.
| Lightburne 81 Jupiter Nov Is.
Lake GiIboa left Brunswick Nov 1s.
! Huron left samana 1915 pm Nov 1s.
/ Concho SI6 S Sandy Hook Nov is.
| II G WElie SO " Jupiter Nov IS.
| Solitaire I1e BSE st Johns Nov Is.
| San Lorenzo 40 Scotland Pm Nov fB.
| Southern Cross 4ss S Ambrose Nov 49,
| Comanche left Charleston Pm Nov IS.
Bibheo 20 NE st Thomas Nov Is.
Hog Island 1880 e Ambrose Nov Is.
Conmact ITO SsT sc Thomas Nov IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Radio Corp. of America

tDistance In miles. position as noon unless
! Otherwise stated}
Afoundria 1877 from Cape Henry Nov IT.
Argus 1890 z Ambrose Nov II.
America a,sss e Ambrose 4 AM Nov 1s
Aldertol!te 2,io4 sE San Francisco PM
Arisonan 1a5 $ overfaiis Nov 49,
Brernertoa 1882 ENE Cape Henry Nov II.
Byron D Benson 1885 wNW Balboa
Bristol NE Five rashons Bank Nov IS.
cNy OK Newcastle lat rs os lon "a Is
conehatta s4a e Boston Nov IL
Cold d Harbor l;ait LIS San Pedro Nov n,
Ger. Csrro sSano iss e Tampico Nov Y.
ss nsrs nss rs biaonS amss9ss Nov Nov M l
= Easls Z E, !, lso NNE colan Nov II:
Federal left Nuevitas iI:so AM Nov IL
Kssgg %sa4 ltS ~ Nn Nn TspPieo Nov MI
George Washington $50 w Bishops Rock
asrtisla nM fsy IT \ T. Colon Nov ~.
Gulf OF Mexico 10 Sandy Hook Nov "a.
Iowan $50 Scotland Nov 49,
John . Rockefeller iao sw Diamond
Julia IL Lucksnssca s7s s San Pedro Nov II.
5o.a1,n Jonansy ST. II NJ y, Cape charIes Nov II
Rosonia o sso Sc Dlsmone srsse sboaSs Moy Na as.
Katrina M Luekenesch 1.47s 8 San Pedro
nov IL
Mlnamar left Nuevitas Nov IT.
Monmouth 60 Nantucket Nov "a.
Manisia eS9 Boston Nov 1s.
North America e6 N Cape May Nov ~
Northern Star So Cape May Nov II
Nobles iSs MN Tortugas Nov IL
Nutureton due New York midnight Nov IA
Orinoco 652 s Ambrose Noy IN
Orleans TIC s San Pedro Nov IL.
Q Z Waring 65 Hatteras Nov 49,
PhlladelPhta left Puerto cabeito 7:4o PM
President Monroe s64 e Ambrose Nov 49,
President Polk e2i ID Ambrose Nov iS
Pequot LAT 20 So, Ion los As Nov II
Paul Shoup 81 SD Diamond Nov IL
Panama 1913 8 Scotland Nov III
Philip Publicker Ss Delaware Break
water Soy ls.
Roxburg 800 e Nantucket PM Nov IL
Saxofia 1885 p Ambrose 1:25 AM Nov Is.
Straga 25G NE Colon Nov II.
San Gaepar $50 SW Bermuda Noy IL
Standard i.022 8 San Pedro Nov IL
Swiftscout l,2sS s. Block Island NOV n
sutton Hall. s,1s2 p Ambrose Nov H.
San Bruno 30s s Nantucket Nov IS.
Sw1ftlight $50 SSW Block Island Nov is
Southern Cross Sas SE Ambrose Nov IS.
Tiger clio ENE Colon Nov IL.
Toloa 8SA Scotland Nov Is.
Tiviviea BIT N Colon Nov II.
Turriaiba 34S Ambrose Nov Is.
Trontolite 100 Nantucket Nov IS.
yictol!te 80 ENm Nantucket Nov Is.
Wekska 1886 e Boston No9 IL.
Winrebago 3T5 ESE Oyertalls Nov 15
West Ketan 500 San Pedro Nov II.
w 3 Reene by FIVE Tathora Bank Nov Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
S','ix,-Day s. Bike Race, :;
& Will Start Much
Earlier This Year, 1l

For the first time since the six-day
race has been an annual affair at Madi-
SON Square Garden, the famous classic
w1h be started at 10 O'clock on SUNDAY
night, December 3, instead of the gun
being fred at midnight. At meeting
Of the managers of the race lastweek
1t was decided to make this change 1.-The
nsaifss object being to give the fans q
chance 80 see some racing before the
early. hoStrs of the morning and. 20
bring the slast-hour finish of the race
ahead tane hour on Saturday sRight,
when the big arena is usually holding
q capacity house. ;!,~av
This also will bring the first set Of
sprlnt nsces up few hours, which will
be welcome, change, the exact hour
NOT having been decided as yet Man
ager Chapman expects to have sixteen
teams i'm the race this year, and has
made his selection from the best lot
of riders from the American and Euro
pean tracks. ALREADY eight Italians
have been signed for the race, FIVE Of
Of them being new faces and winners
of long-distance races this year in
Italy. Brocco and Egg, two of the Car
den favorites, have not been signed,
but are expected to come to terms this
week and sail with the other Europeans
CT Saturday night fer this side. .
w LhIls al NGOhllEb All, WIZ =klhryHE FAt
wiaf not be hong before other American
stars are in~the fold. Goullet has been
at odds with several of the American
riders for the last few years on ac-
count of winning most Of the prize
money in several Of the races with for
eigners as partners. He won fourth
prize with Madden in the last race,
three teams having Tapped this team
during the week. There is a strong
possibility of Goullet being teamed
with one of the fast Italians and Of
9rocco being teamed with an Ameri-
can. The latter is not SO strong for q
sprinter, but any rider who will stick
the route and Jam" when he makes up
his mind to go will do for the Italian
idol. 80,
There will be sprint races on Satur--
day hight preceding the big race, and
also on Sunday night for two hours
hefore the teams are sent on their way.