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Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
Omaha Teams
Out of Race
for State Title
Commerce, Central. Creigh.
ton. Benson and South High
Fail TO Reach Semi.
Finals i'm Tourney.

Lincoln, March i0.-(special Tele.
gram,l-South Omaha High school
team went down TO defeat before the
fast Geneva five this afternoon in
the second round OF Class A by the
score OF II TO II.
The battle was a thriller and only
a lucky basket in the last few min
utes allowed the Geneva five to take
the game. This eliminates the last
Omaha team from Glass A. Conn
merce pu, Central out in the first
round, Crete took Creighton High
TO finish Thursday night, Sutton
cleaned up on Commerce in the sec
ond round this afternoon and Geneva
finished the job by dropping South
Omaha High this afternoon.
The lineup OF the South Omaha
Geneva pamgs
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
India Challenges
for Davis Cup

New York, March l0.-India chai-
lenged for the Davis cup today. The
challenge was contained in cable
gram to the United States Lawn
Tennis association from A. Gupta,
Delhi, honorary secretary Of the
Lawn Tennis Association Of India.
lndia's was the ninth challenge re-
ceived for the 1922 tournament.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11

major leagu II c
clubs; four appli-
cations d eni c d;
two men consign-
ed 10 the inelig
ible list; a draft
on the worlds
champion Ne W
York Giants for
Sl,764, payable b | e
within 10 days,
and the abstract
ruling that signed
c 0 n t cts be-
tween clubs and
players are not
set aside by prior
verbal agree
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
LandoWskv to Meet

Philadelphia, March 10.-The Uni
versity OF Michigan will send its
newly discovered pole vaulter,
Lsndowsky, to the University of
Pennsylvania relay carnival in April.
Landowsky recently did sensational
work at the games at Illinois when
he tied for first place with Merrick
OF Wisconsin, at Y feet o34 inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
Johnny O'LewB. Once
Champion Boxer, Shot
and Killed in Braml
WASH Mar. 10

q EATTLE. WASH. Mar. 10
y Johnny o'Leafy. former Ca
~ madam champion lightweight,
boxer. was shot and killed here
this morning by Z. Frank Leslie.
a shipworker, who later surrender
ed 20 police.
Leslie told officers o'Leary and
another man had attacked him.
o'Lsafy with a piece OF pipe and
the other man with several large
rocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
Fort Crook Officers
Win Bowling Match

Fort Omaha officers bowling team
went down TO defeat last night be-
fore a squad OF crack pin tumblers
composed of officers from Fort
crook. The games were rolled on
the y. NJ. {. A. alleys.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
Schang May Play in Outfeld

Way Sehang boye play In Yankee oueld
until Babe Ruth becomes eligible to i the May 90
Deoref and Hoffman will be depended do the basoppng
IN that event Wsly has had considerable experience
Is no soueh Of hitter Al present he is a holdout
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11

tislf Epaisi Lovely, " Tfsutman, g.
Ltpsh, a5 iahnsaH, 4, Ross, .,
fahl teaiss Lynch, : In A3i 1nhRsoR, 9
10 iii hass, 9 To l.
Referee CASEY littihuFEh
he9Fe AZ end ~ haiti ss 90 2, eFsightah
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11

Score eud first half; South Omaha, 8;
Geneva, 4,
Field goals: South omaha-Aokcrman
Graham, Nixon, Clark, Emlgh: Geneva
Buehrer, 2; Manning. g.
Free throws; South omaha--Aekerman
GencvA--BusherRr. ..
Photos taken. mail special early satur-
day
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
State Basket Ball
Tournament Results
Second Round

CLASS a.
sniiah, ili commerce, {,
,,rtnd Island, ~ University Place, -
s.ri,s',a, ~ south omaha Hish, n
sfeir, III Hastings. ~,
CLASS n,
ttaFfHnhs fEI North Platte, 10
sessfi, I7I piausniauth, ~.
aoih-npufEs tai taiun,bns, ~.
Genoa Indians, 49, Curtis, .,
CLASS q.
Dewitt, 49, hass~tt. ~.
Ansiett fdi tfntfaf titN, A.
superior, ipi Newman Grew,
stanton, Ia osrins. ],
CLASS -.
friend, VI isirmont, g.
ftsnsr ilty. isf WAYNE, A.
Arlington, iii Randolph, q,
Fierce, ssi Litehfirid, :.
CLASS y.
sh,Il6n, taI nroLen How. a.
nlnden, 49, Exeter. o,
tliden, 49, Hebron. ~,
Alexander, lii u.nson, =,
CLASS 4.
tlarLson, 49, farnsm. \.
bethany, 49, lyons, ~,
Chester, III Cambridge, 4,
BEAVER Crossing, fsi swanion, 10,
CLASS q.
~. Paul. ~. wa,~riy, 10.
Inimnhs-, isi t~-mer. 1-.
Dunbar, Is. 0'Nsill. 3.
Neb. Deaf, iDi Nelson. =.
CLASS ~.
Hrnlnnrd. 10; Alma. IL
fapilllon. ~, reenwood. ss
Steward, eos Hladrn. 81.
Grafton, 10. Milford. o.
CLASS I.
Indlanoin, 10; Cortland. Is.
Panama. 15i Hickman, 10.
hartley, 49, Oak. q.
St,fliuR. I1t uxan0i. AZ
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
Commissioner Lands Hands Down
Some Decisions Regarding Players

Chicago, March l0.-Three play
crs reinstated to the eligible roll OF
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11
State Tourney Dope Spilled in Second Days Play at Lincoln


one half for Wise, who injured an
ankle.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11

s,tsr.Is ''''''c '''''t''.p' "lelahd
shoemaker '....,G. G........... Speliman
Substitutions; Swenson for Wisenberg
Mack for kuhry. Kline for Shoemaker
Shoemaker for swenson.
Goals: steinhauer, :; Schwartz, .; 6.
Wicland, 3.
Free throws: hrebs WisenbNrr
SShwarz. 9.
Score end first half: sutton, ~; Com
InerCh, ..
Referee: Carmen,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-11

St Louis. March 10.-sixteen PLAYERS Of
the local nationals team were preparing
to leave the training camp at Orange
Tex, today for Dallas. Tex, where they
viii meet the Cleveland Americans In
exhibition games Saturday and Sunday.
Rogers Hornsby, who signsd = contract
mere yesterday, is expected To reach Dallas
In time TO be in the first game
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13
EVANGELIST Who Comes Here to Begin Series OF
Meetings Tomorrow Man of Dynamic Power

started out in the Masters work 70
make the world better and to pro-
claim the Gospel of the Kingdom Oh
Heaven and to help men and women
to live happier and better lives and
| to save souls.
For over twenty-three years poth
ba and his wife have been exclusive
ily engaged in extensive and inten-
sive evangelistic work until they
have obtained the fame of an out
standing predominating figures IN
the evangelistic world.
Extremely versatile in both tenn
permanent and capability, BOD
> Johnson is every whit live WIRE
with an infinite capacity of an equal
,lly infinite power of doing things
When you first meet the man, a
i close range, as it were, you are I'M
h pressed by his breadth and square
= ness of shoulder that means BUS
o ness; by his fearless and searching
4 vet kindly eye that seems 10 meas
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13

On Friday evening, January 49,
will be the commencement Of one OF
the greatest revivals that has ever
taken place in this section of Florida
under the leadership of Eyangehst
Rev. Robert E. Johnson, in the new
tabernacle constructed for the pur-
pose by volunteer contributions IN Ia
Dor and material.
Rev. Johnson is popularity known
throughout the entire country al
"Bob," and is a most remarkable
man in that he is a natural pofi
leader of men. His Gospel cam
, paigns have been successfully con
!. Quoted and are supported by tn
e community, fraternal and CONNER
| cial organizations. He has pee
n STYLED as "a man Of God"
4 At one time he was success1t
Wholesale business man, from whic
+ business he enjoyed lucrative II
come, but when he gave his heart
the Lord, he quit this business AN
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13
THE MODERN MOTHER

faces problems far beyond those OF
hsr forbears. She herself must De
. much more competent person. com,
hining in one individual the duties OF
nprse, cook, teacher and moral III
nta,otor It is no wonder that many
nscientious women break under the
strain, and that others drag out a
miserable existence; always tired
and yet unable to take a days vac. vaea-
tion Such women will find them
selves benefited and their ouiuen II
made easier by the use of LYDIA =
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13
# SKIN BREAKS
OUT AND |TCHES
APPLY SULPHUR

Just the moment you apply MEL
tbo-sulphur to an itching, burning
or broken out skin, the itching stops
and healing begins, says noted SKIN
specialist. This sulphur preparation
made into a pleasant cold cream
gives such quick relief, even to
fiery eczema, that nothing has ever
been found to take its place.
Because of its germ destroying
properties, it quickly subdues the
itching, cools the irritation and heals
the eczema right ly, leaving a clear
smooth skin in place of ugly erup
tions, rash, pimples or roughness'
You do not have to wait for I'M
movement. 1t quickly shows. 1o'
can get a little jar of Mentho-suN
phur at any drug store.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13
Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section s of Chapter 1885,
Laws of Florida.

Notice of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section s of Chapter 1885,
Laws of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that NJ
Mikkelson, purchaser of Tax Certln-
cate No. SOB, dated the 9Th day OF
August, A. D. 1918, has filed sad
Certificate in my office and has made
anplication for Tax Deed to issue IN
accordance with law. Said Certlfl-
cate embraces the following described
property situated in Putnam County
FLORIDA. to-wit: Lots 10, IL & IL
Blk 800, Palatka. The said land be-
mo assessed at the date of the lssu-
ance of such Certificate in the name
of Lyssus Burnham. Unless salo
Certificate shall be redeemed accord
ing to law, Tax Deed will issue there
on on the 8Oth day of January, A. u
1922.
Witness my official signature an'
zeal this the 3Oth day of December A
d. 1921. oocv
IcrAIA R. ]. HANCOCK,
CLERK Circuit Court, Putnam County
Florida.
By W. A. Williams Jr" D.
1890; 1-6, 10, 20.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13
Believe World Is
Purified by Faith
in Living Silence
CBy Associated Pressl

Richmond, Ind, Jan. 13.-On the
h.cloround of an experience OF
more than $50 years, during which
the Quaker church has relled upon
asilent waiting before God" as the
source of spiritual discernment' It's
members, known as the Friends To-
dav still believe in the power OF 81
1onoa Walter C. Woodward. gener-
al secretary of the Five Years Meet
inc of Friends in America and edl-
for of The American Friend, IN a
statement issued here today said this
religious group still believes that the
world may be purified and strength
ened through the power of living
silence.
"From the constant clash and con-
fusion which distract it," he salo'
"the world must retire to the inner
chamber Of the unseen reality OF the
shirt, if peace and good will are 10
become regnant.
"Tbe world is now stirred as new
or before with aspirations for world
brotherhood. To become trulVlui,
these aspirations must be baseu
upon the will to peace. The attain
ment of this will be primarily splr,
final, rather than an intellectual
nrocess. 1t must come through splr'
final communion with God, anc
through Him with man, the broth
or, Herein lies the power OF silence
through which we may become II
tune with the infinite
"This is not the silence OF seclu
sion which would lead one from LIE
responsibilities to the introspectlo
of the monastic cell. 1t is VIVA
Friends term living silence throug
which men may become spiritual
energized for the great tasks Oh nj
man betterment. :.
"'Spiritual things cannot be oil
cerned without quiet meditation, J.
wester nworld is reminded by Sad
a Sundar Singh, the Hindoo seer. In
American churches are coming
recognize this fundamental prlncil
u Is Illustrated by the clarion call
spaces of silence made by l
Cburchman, organ of the Episcol
church of America. At time WI
the soul of America is being STIR
to meet the need of the wo'
Friends wish it for all friends
peace and good will"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13

ure YOU from head to heel, and py
his brotherly handshake that asks
for YOUR friendship and pledges and
demands a square deal. In word,
the whole bearing and manner OF
the man, by means of that something
we call personal magnetism and
which permeates the very .atmos-
phere in which he walks, indicates
not only decisive action, with a keen'
far-sighted shrewdness that COM
pels obedience in every direction, but
Christ-like poise that makes the
man truly a man among men, and a
Christian among Christians.
On the platform Evangelist John
son is Just as businesslike as he Is
in private life. He has semi-hu
morous and brilliant, yet watha
earnest oratory which makes him 81
marked a preacher Of the Gospei
and which renders his out-givings 81
potent in those appeals that VII
hearts and garner men and women T.
Christ. His sermons are always IN
Iterluded with human references, ap
illustrations, .pithy original axiom'
scriptural applications, and sue
scintillating flashes of wit as t
make Evangelist Johnson a sort
combination of all the renowne
ministers that have labored in evai
gelistic fields.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13
AGUINALDO'S DAUGHTER To
Study SURGERY HERE

San Francisco, Jan. 12.-Mlss re-
ira Aguinaldo, niece of Emilio Ag-
uinaldo, Filipino leader, S here TO-
dav on he rway to Washington, D.
C., to study surgery. She is a grad
uate nurse and has a brother N
Washington. Mis- sAguinaldo sac
her uncle had postponed a proposed
visit to the United States on &C
count of the marriage of his daugh
ter and pressing business affairs
She arrived yesterday.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13
ARRESTS IN CONNECTION
WITH BURNING OF MILL

Ocala, Jan. 13.-M. D. Bloodworth'
A. T. Chlders and A. B. Chllders
have been arrested in connection
with the burning of the Sunset Crate
mill at Sumerfield last week with a
loss estimated at $4,000. Blood
worth has been released under 3d.
900 bond while the other two men
arc in iail
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13
MRS. MARY BRICKELL DEAD.

Miami, Jan. 13.-Mrs. Mary Brick
ell. one of Dade county's pioneers,
died here suddenly at 1910 O'Clock
this morning at the age of 3d. She
had been a resident of Miami since
the town sprang into existence and
owned land and property worth hun
dreds of thousands of dollars.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13

Every time we get an issue OF the
Sanford Herald we notice some new
enterprise being developed, the latest
being preceding plant. The Gel
erv City is certainly making strides
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
which was made for suffering won.
en-. and does not fail to relieve them
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-01-13

Debs may be astonished to discov-
err that during his absence great
statesmen have stolen his theory
that war is crime.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Along the Over-sea Routes
Notice 10 Mariners

(By U. s. Hydrographic OfTice)
The United States Engineer Office at
Buffalo reports as follows Beginning on
Tuesday, Aug 20, and continuing for about
two weeks, while repairs being made.
Rock Canal at the foot Of West Ferry
Street Buffalo n. Y, will be open 3S de-
grees from 12:45 a. m. to 6:45 a. m, and
vessels requiring greater opening than
this VIII not be able to pass under the
bridge during those hours
Superintendent of Lighthouses, 10th Dis
trfct. reports: Ogdensburg Harbor, New
Notwithstanding west entrance Gas Buoy
g., reported extinguished Aug 26, 1929,
will be relighted>as soon as practicable. In
the meantime aNwhite lantern light Will
be hung from buoy, weather permitting
The Lighthouse Service announces that
Ambrose Channel Light Vessel Will be
temporarily replaced by relief light ves-
The Lighthouse Service announces that
Fire Island Light, New York vessel Will
be returned to her station about Sept @.
and the relief vessel will then be With
drawn.
Aug 2a Smoking Point Anchorage Buoy
a, Arthur Kills moved 100 yds 246
degrees and re esta blished In 8 fathoms Of
water In approximately lat 40 23 rs N, Ion
541S W., on the bearings Tufts Point
tangent 70 degrees Smoking Point left
tangent, lO3 degrees; Philadelphia &. Read
ing r r Terminal, south dock, $50 degrees
30 minutes. . -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Early Delivery Assured
Of All A. G.. & p. Cargoes

WASHINGTON, Aug. 81.-Through
an arrangement with the receivers Of
the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company
the cargoes on the six vessels recently
libeled by the government will be de-
livered to their destinations without
great delay. The Shipping Board an
nounced today that the westbound
freight will be transshipped by ships
of other coastal lines, and that prompt
delivery of all eastbound cargoes had
been assured.
The H. S. Grove, at Puget Sound, will
lift all commitments made for this yes-
sci up to full cargo and will deliver
the cargo at Atlantic ports. The Cape
Roman, now at Panama Canal, will
proceed on her voyage and make deliv-
cries at Atlantic ports. The Charles H.
Cramp is en- route to Baltimore to COM
plete discharge of her cargo, The Lib
orator and Cape Henry, now at Balti-
more, have commenced discharging
westbound cargo, which will go forward
by the. Stewart Dollar. The West
Haven, now at New York, will COM
mence discharge Of her eastbound car
go tomorrow.
Arrangements have been made with
the American Hawaiian Line to lift
commitments contracted for at South
Atlantic ports, clearing same within
five days.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Cleared

Monterey; McInnia; Havana and Pro-
greso II C Cuba Mail Line
Port antonio (Nor) Tollefsen; Santiago
and Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Erholm (Nor); Johannessen; Walton:
F Whitney
Naples and Barcelona; c D Mallory.
Schr Jessy and Alice (Br); Taylor;
Parrsboro; Gilmartin & Co.
Schr James William (Br); Getson; New
castle; Gilmartin G Co.
Beltta tNor): Thovaldsen; Santiago and
Guantanamo via Newport News; Atlantic
Fruit Co.
Sexton & Bryant.
Eastern Coast. Griffing; Revai and Hell
singfors; Susquehanna S S Co.
Berk.ensfjord (Nor). Bull; Bergen, Stav-
anger and Christiania; Norwegian Ameri-
can Line.
Apache; Maguire jacksonville and
Charleston; Clyde Line
Floridian Schermerhorn; San Francisco
via Philadelphia; United American Line.
Fiume It); Faui; New Orleans; Phelps
Bros.
Northland, Norton. Boston; Eastern
S S Co,
John; Bowring Bros.
Occidental; Petersen; Port Lopos; the
deuel.; McKown; Montreal: D Mallory
Munamar; Mcdonald: Nuevitas; Munson
Astrea (Du), Leeman; Cape Haiti and
Port de Paix; Funch- Edge.
Barkentine Success OBJ; Smith; Boston:
sohonarie; carisen; Hamburg; Kerr
Rnut Jari tNor), Mauseth; Trondh5em
and Bergen, S o Stray.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Arrived Yesterday

Isthinian Lines with sndse; Pier B, Jersey
City.
Brighton tNor). Raracoa Aug es; 20
Atlantic Fruit co, with fruit Pier 2s, y n.
!, Li5srty' Barry Aug rs; 70 cosmopoiitan
@ Exeter City fBr,. A cardiff iii Aug Il: 10
Charies Hili Y Sons, with mdse; Pier 4
Wsshawken. y j.
Nervier (fseig). Antwerp Aug g. INNING
with n,dse: Pier .. Erie Basin. B'kiyn,
Fort Hamilton tEr1. Quebec Aug 2s.
with 274 pass and in ballast; Psor es. n n,
Fort Victoria sBr), bermuda Aug 20: to
the Il Furrsss- " Bermuda s Line with SOS pass
Lituania (pan). Libau Aug II. Danxig
Is. Copenhagen is; to the East Asiatic 8 8
Go. With - first. III second cabin; g., =, sas
Bush Docks. Akgyn.
Tisives, cartagena Aug ~ Porte &C. !,
iSinS.a Rinpsson 81 ss e tinted Freit % CO. With Is
pass. mails and Iadse: Pier is. r
Au Sable. Norfolk Aug %; TO Foreign
NFansporfasion 4 K GO. with mass' Pier g..
Dorothy. Boca Grande Aug 20 via Bos-
ton. 80: 70 A n Bull. with mdsei Fietcher's
Ansaldo " utaD. Genoa July 20. Pa
iermo. Aug 3. Oran Aug .. Boston Aug 20 /:
to Mcdonnell s. Truda with mdse: Pier 8.
corneIia, Ponce Aug 10, Arroyo Aug 20.
Mayaguez Aug IL Asuadila Aug 22. San
Juan aug ~ TO Bull lnSnlur Llno Win y
pass. mails and mdse; off Liberty.
Michael fBr). ceara July 2s, Manaos
Aug 5. Para aug 10; to the Booth s 8 Co
with / pass. mails and mdse; SD st,
B'kiyn.
GugIielmo Pierce ItaD. Naples Aug 1s;
to Peiroe Bros with Ia first. 285 second
cabin, 532 third class pass, mails and
rndse: Pier 8s N r.
Glendoia. Euevitas Aug rs: to Atlantic
Fruit Co with sugar: off Liberty.
San Benito (Br), Tela Aug 2b;sto United
Fruit Co with fruit; Pier is, 70 r..
Comanche, Jacksonville Aug 2Ss Charles
and mdse; Pier 38. NJ r.
jefferson. Norfolk Aug 80; to the Old
Dominion Transportation Co with pass and
mdse: Pier 81, N r.
Acropolis, Piraeus Aug 8; to Stepha midas
g. Benus with 1ao first and SO third class
pass. mails and mdse; will dock this morn
ing at Pier S4, B'klyn.
Silvia tBr), ST Johns Aug Is. Halifax
Aug 20; to tSowring Il Co with pass, mails
and mdse; lava st, B'kiyn.
Danpto tEor) Newport. Eng; to Amer
lean and Baltic Chartering and Shipping
Co with mdse; 4th st. r.
j A Moffett jr, Tampico Aug 22 to II L
Hague with oil; Pier s, Constable Hook.
N J.
schr Florence Phillips. Georgetown; to
Kirk & Treene with mdse; off Red Hook
Flats, Bklyn.
Pawnee, Christiania; to r l. Hague In
ballast; off Tompkinsyilie, /.
Eastern Dawn, Ardressan; to Black Dia-
nlond S S Co with rndee; Pier 3, Army
Base. B'kisn
santurce, San Juan via Norfolk; to n Y
Taormina Ctl, Genoa and Naples; to
Italia America Shipping Corp, with pass
and imdse.
West Lashaway. Genoa and Malaga.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day

r = /. :
Elsasier. Imrninsham. Aug 12
Dryden. Trinidad. Aug . via Boston. -'''s'
sarE. Mo Ss Jsnsiro. Aug DS 10. Kerr hsneo CO
Muroran Mhru. Alsxandria. Aug 3.
Aeider. Buenoa Ayres. Aug /.
promors Castle Port Natal. Juiy %
Atlantic city. .uenos Ayres. Aug 1. ''
Albany Rosario, Aug !. -
Margaret Dollar. Genoa. Aug IL.
Eaatsrn Dawn. Rotterdam. Aus Il. 80
aA's'' a'0'a1ari hofssn. aas i Lilly . Co
ElSwick Grange. West Hartlepool, Aug 1e.
Simpson, Spence & Young
x4iherty Clio, Santos. Aug 4
International Freighting Co
Eiierman,s Wilson Line
,, white star Limo
Kaazembe. Z oran, Aug 1s. Norton. Lily & Co Co
Q 7 Warning. Marseilles. Aug Is;
Due Tomorrow
Archtmedes Liverpool Aug IL.
Atlantic Transport Line
cslebes Maru. Gibraltar, Aug 20.
O96n ShOSen hafSna
Andaluzier, Barry, Aug II. I. Belgian Line
Hronte. Para. Aug 81. Iamport & Holt Line
Cape Roman. San Francisco, Aug Z.
Huronian Liverpool. Ang e.
~ White star Line
Due Sunday
Matoppo. Cape Town. Aug / :. Norton Lilly
Morristown. Hamburg. Aug IT. Kerr 8 s Co
aTyriftord. Narvick, Aug ii.
Halsam. Cardiff Aug IL. ,N'-'' N'''''
Moore & Mccormack
Dae Monday
Eiam city. Shields, Aug 10.
westerdijk. Rotterdam, Aug "a. . : N',''' ~
Wells City. Bristol. Aug IL: ~,
Robin. Gray. Los Angeles. Aus ii. ''
lsthnian S Lines
Due Tuesday
Sutton Hall. Palermo, Aug 10.
vesuvio. Penarth, Aug a. ~ -
Monmouth. Cardiff Aug a. ''' 'a A-l''
Susquehanna 8 Corp
Clan Macsrayne, Shields. Aus, 90.
Royal City. Newport. Aug s.. l''
Due Wednesday
Menominee, London, Aug 2s.
Innoko. Antwerp. Aug 2s. -s''O
yirsalia, London. Aug 10. .Cunard s CO o
sra''er Hail. 1auiaue Asg NoIsan u, INV :. o.
Due Thursday
Delaware, Liverpool Aug %. IN M Smith
Giuiia, Trieste, Aug Is. Phelps Bros
Hallgram. Barry, Aug "a. p Kieppe g. Co
BRUSH. San francisco, Aug 11Nawsco Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Mack May Leave Ship
Board on October L

A. f. Mack, Eastern director for the
Shipping Board, with Offices at AS
Broadway, may retire on October for
an extended rest, he said yesterday
Chairman Lasker of the board, it Is
known, is pressing him to stay, but
Mr. Mack feels that his health may
not permit him to continue longer.
When Mr.. Mack left the presidency
of the Cosmopolitan Line year ago
to take up his work for the Shipping
Board, he expected to stay for twelve
months only. Recently he agreed to
extend this period for one month, but
has not yet reached definite decision
on greater time.
If he retires from the board next
month. Mr.. Mack said yesterday, he
will not enter private business for
some time, after which it will be de-
termined whether he will return to the
Cosmopolitan Line.