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PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.

precincts is or divided as herein provided
shall sign their names 10 the books which
contain the names copied from the original
books for such new district or precinct in
the hands Of such supervisors, and shall duly
certify that said new books contain all the
names of the persons entitled to Vo.e IN such
newly established di5trSct or precinct such
Said certificate shall appear on the blank line
next following the last name in each letter
of the alphabetical list of names IN TIE new
book so Transcribed, and such sid certificates
shall be attested by the clerk of the respective
Boards of Supervisors and said Boards Of ST.
perVlSors shall furnish to the officers of regis
tration and judges of election appointed by
them for such new additional voting precincts
tull and complete sets of reg stry books con-
tanning the names of all vot,rs already reg
lstered, duly and properly arranged for such
additional voting precincts. and for the en-
tcring upon such registry books rersons en-
titled TO be newly registered thereon, and the
cost of such subdivision and preparation of
proper registry books shall be paid bv the
County Commissioners of the counties in
winch such subdivisions shall be made upon
proper acquisitions and vouchers pre- ented
by the Boards of Supervisors of Elections The
boundaries of said additional precincts estab-
lIshed under this section shall be made known
by advertisement in two newspapers in said
counties once week for three successive
weeks before the first day of September in
each year, in which such subdivision is made
said newspapers TO be designated as provided
in other cases under this article where adver-
tisements are required to be made in at least
two newspapers provided, however. that moth
ing in this section shall be construed to alter
or change the boundaries location of any
precinct as now established by the several
Boards of Supervisors of Elections, and all
precincts as now located and laid out or sub
divided by the Supervisors Of Elections be and
the same hereby sanctioned, ratified and
confirmed; provided, however. that nothing in
this section shall be construed TO prevent the
several Boards of Supervisors of Elections in
the counties of this State.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted. That
this Act shall take effect June l, 1922.
Approved April 10, 1922.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX.
PAYERS.

This is to give notice that unless all
taxes in arrear for the years 1920 and
1921 are not paid on Or before June
1, 1922, l shall be compelled to adj
vertise the property upon which said
delinquent taxes are due.
l am forced by reason of circum-
stances to take this step, which is not
to my liking and would be willing to
extend the time for collection if at all
possible, but l have no option in the
matter, hence action will be taken
that will only add costs and pile up
unnecessary expense unless these &C.
counts for taxes are not paid by the
above date.
GEORGE GIESSMAN. Treas,
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CHAPTER No. 365.

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with amend
ments Section 22S of Article II of the Code
Of Public Local Laws of Maryland, title
Garrett County" subtitle wild Animals, -
as said section enacted by Chapter lO5
Of the Acts of 1920, relating to the bounty
paid for killing certain wild animals. =
Section l. Be it enacted by the General As
sembiy of Maryland, That Section 22s of Ar
ticle y Of the Code of Public Local Laws of
MARYLAND title Garrett County" subtitle
Wild Animals" said section was enacted
by Chapter lO5 Of the Acts Of 1920 be and it
is hereby repealed and re-enacted with amend
ncnts TO read as follDws:
22S. Any citizen Of the State Of Maryland
who shall kill or destroy any wildcat weasel
or fox within the limits of Garrett County,
shall be entitled to the following allowance or
bounty, viz. For each wildcat, the sum of
two dollars for each weasel the sum Of fifty
Sec. 2. And be It further enacted. That this
Act shall take effect June l. 1922
Approved April 49, 1922
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett county, Maryland, Letters
Nestamentary the estate of
ELIZABEH ENGLEHART,
late of Garrett county, Maryland. deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceas-
ed are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
TO the subscriber, before the 25th day Of
November, 1922, they may otherwise ty law
be excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 23rd day of May,
1922.
HERMAN f. ENGLEHART. Executor,
Oakland Md.
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vided, however. that it shall be unlawful for
any one person to shoot. kill or have in pos
session more than one wild turkey during any
one day of the open season above provided
for.
Sec. ?. And be it further enacted That
anyone found guilty Of violation any Of the
provisions Of this Act before any justice of
the peace of Garrett County or the Circuit
Court of Garrett County, shall b. fined the
sum Of fifty dollars $4,000 shall be con-
fined in the Garrett County Jail for a period
Of from thirty to sixty days for each and
every otTense.
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted That
one-half of the above fine shall be paid to the
informer and the remaining one-half shall be
paid to the State Game Department to be
credited to the Game Protection Fund -
All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with
this Act are hereby rcp alrd TO the extent
of such inconsistency.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That
this Act shall take effect June /, 1922.
Approved April 10, 1892.
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after giving ten days notice sell al Of such
articles seized at public sale for cash, and
the amount received for the same. after
deducting the costs of such sale. including a
commission of five per centum Cf the
amount thereof as commissions t, the officer
making such sale, shall b. paid over t. the
States Attorney for Garrett CouT IT,
BIB. Any person violating any of the pro-
visions of Section 32A of this Act shall.
upon conviction thereof. he fined not less than
one hundred dollars )$l0Ol nor more than
five hundred dollars $500, Or be imprisoned
not less than three months nor more than six
months, or be both fined and imprisoned in
the discretion of the court for the first
oifense. For a second ofTense, and for each
succeeding ofTense. the penalty shall be i'm
priscnment for not less than six months nor
more than two years. All moneys rece We 4
from fines under this section shall be payable
to the County Treasurer.
Sec. ?. And be it further enacted That
this Act shall take effect June l.l922
Approved April 10 1922
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CHAPTER No Az

AN ACT to prohibit the killing of wild
turkeys in Garrett County, Maryland from
June l, 1922, until the 10Th day Of Nov.
ember, 1924.
Section l. BE it enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland, That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons TO hunt kill or
pursue any wild turkey in Garrett County
Maryland, from June l, 1922 until the 10th
day Of November. 1924. AFTER which date the
open for killing wild turkeys in
Garrett County, Maryland, shall extend from
November 10th to December oath of each
year. between which dates any person OF
persons holding a proper hunting license may
shoot or kill two wild turkeys only during
any one open season for hunting same pro-
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Ernest Ray Jones, Trustee, VS.. George
A. Younkin
No. 1892 Equity. In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland
Notice is hereby given to the cred
itors of George A. Younkin, of Gar
rett county, Maryland, defendant in
the above entitled cause of action, to
produce before the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Garrett county or be-
fore the undersigned auditor of said
Court, their claims against said Geo.
A. Younkin. properly proven, on or
before the 2nd day Of June, 1922, as
on that date l shall proceed to state
an account for distribution of the
money now in the hands of said trus-
tee. EDWARD H. SINCELL,
Auditor
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CHAPTER No. 10

AN ACT to create and establish a new cleo
ton district in Garrett County, to be known
as AyiIton District No. 10 and TO provide
for the proper registration-of the legal and
qualified voters therein.
Section l. BE it enacted by the General As
sembly Of Maryland That a new election dis
trct he and is hereby created and established
in Garrett County from part of Districts Nos.
g. g. and Il. and to be known as Aviton Dis
lished by said Supervisors of Elections as
hereinafter provided, in time for the regis
tration of voters legally entitled TO register
therein at the next general regist alton as
provided for under the general laws of Mary
land
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
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.KADOUR
(94766) 89110
NM nAT CIR 49,

IJ4IbbJ 8JIIU
PERCHERON STALLION
Dark Dappled Gray, weighing 1850
pounds
Imported from France in August, 1912
Will stand for the season of 1922 at
the farm of John T. Dixon, Flatwoods,
each day in the week, except Tues
day and Friday, when he will be in
Accident at the red bank barn on the
farm of Senator Speicher.
Terms: SIS to insure a colt days
on foot.
Care will be taken in breeding but
not responsible for accidents.
JOHN T. DIXON, Keeper.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Cleared

Bgs James Blight. Gregory; windsor:
r Whitney & Co.
csnfussos ysnus S9 Sasa Nan Nsisas c. and
b.r 4 GO. ,'''' & 'l' a's''''A' f-
Virginia, Greene; liverpool 60 San Pedro;
Pocone CD. Paria; Para and Ceara:
Lloyd Bazzilraro.
Caracas, Hlchborn; Curacao, La 0uayra
and Puerto Cabeilo via San Juan; Bliss
Dailett g. Co.
Porto Rico. Folker; San Juan and Ponce;
NY 8 Porto Rico 9 s Co.
Danzig; y 8 Navigation Co.
sCity of Glasgow, Hill; Yokohans and
Kobe via Baltimore and Panama Canal:
|tea creoie. Aas jacobs 5 :; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co.
Norfolk Maru tJap). Nagae; Portland,
Harriss. Magill & Co.
via Panama Canal; D Warden.
Borglu!n (Dan), Mollerup; New Orleans:
w Grace g. Co.
Sexton 6 Bryant.
Julia .Lueksneach. conneli: Boston:
Luckenbach 9 Co.
Baron Eicho (Br), McDonaldj Philadei-
phia; Simpson, spence & Young.
Mississippi tBr@, Wylie; London to Balti-
more; Atlantic Transport Co.
Verona tNorl, Olsen; Kingston and Bara-
Goa; Di Giorgio Fruit Corp'n.
Port Tarafs: Atlantic Fruit corp'n s' AA'
schr Joan Kielberg tBr}. Publicover;
Chattanooga City. Evans: New West
minister to Boston: Isthrian Lines.
Northern Star, Aagard; Philadelphia;
American Star Lines.
Sherman. Orna; Tocoptlla and Antofag as
ia via Panama Canal; Chile S Co.
storvil6 (sw), Syenner: Montreal; L
Jersen.
Eldena, sorensen; New Orleans; U S
hipping Board
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Arrived Yesterday

TsIsmsohgu: sBr,, shangns, a ~. Ans s.r', =
70. Port ssIa ~. A,gisrs, Oct r5,.I 3 Boston -,
''1a Giuseppe spps : vera, r. utaD, Genoa. oct 8,
Truda with SO first, $50 second cabin. 15s
third class pass mails and mdse; Pier
Mississippi fBr), London, Oct Il; to At
Iantic Transport Line with Tndse; Pier 81,
Virginia. Lobos. Oct u; to Texas Co
with crude oil; Bergen Point. n j.
celaeno, Dt),. Rotterdam; Sept y. Mon
tsas9 ns nt sept as t. ts Keoss snaaysa
N j.
Hvidehavet DAM. AntilIa, Oct ~; to
Atlantic Fruit Co with sugar; National Re
say;onne, Philaaeiphia: TO tho Vacuum.
OIL Co with oil; Bayonne.
withy &, Co IN ballast: Pier "a. B'kIyn.
DrottninghoIm tSw), Gothsnburg, Oct
IL to Mn Line With 50
conts Rosso dtaD. denoa, Oct 10, to
Lloyd sabaudo with 200 first, ss1 :, second
indso; nat Pier -. n r.
Ronssillon uFr). Hayre. Oct 10; to
class pass, mails and i,1dse: pier "A. n r.
Hayo Mar,i (Jap). Boston Oct 1s: 70
Togo Kisen Kaiaha. with mdse; OH Tomp-
kinsSflle. > j.
concho. Galveston Oct IL; 20 Mallory
Line. with pass and sndse; Pier 80. y r.
San Lorenzo (I'r), Tan'piGco Oct II; +. to
Pier 1s, Stapleton, S l.
E1 Lago. New Orleans Oct "a; to South
ern Pacific Co, with rndse; Pier 81, u r.
J A Mofrett jr. Texas city Dot IL; to r
L Hague. with oil: Pier 5, Constable Hook,
N Yyaw.,. I non.nv r. r,n,pieo oct a.;
to Pan-AmSr1can Petroleum and Transport
Co, with oil; OF Tompkinsyiiia, I.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Other Marine Reports N
Main Secfi5n

first sailing will be made by tas 1essss
City, Ii,ooU tons. On November ~. ...;,,
The Inland Steamship COMPANY .,ar- ~.
soon start a service from here y @ss ssso
folk, via the outside route, wita ~ .s,a
lakers recently purchased from -
board. -,
Philadelphia tidcwater terninas, ,his 9as
Of the largest group of piers in,9",, s
country, was dedicated THIS wesa .,s.-s -
the presence of one hundred na'isssss, "a I.
members of the Miiiers' National ~
GRAFTON, who were guests Of The tel'.,'s, .,
nal and the city. After . luncheon ss1 s, !.
inspection OF the piers the parsy II
spected this port Of phiiadelphia saa
then attended dinner given TO soin. Na !.
memorate formally the opening q s,as'
port Of Philadelphia ocean traiiic ~
reau and the local Offices Of the es.
partment Of foreign and domestic con-,
merce. .a
The North Atlantic and Western
Steamship Company has appo' ntcd =
~. Kirkpatrick commercial agent heIs'
The steamship Radf,or arrived Fs-
Gently with 10,500 tons of Englssf coas. oas
the largest single cargo yet to % hns
ported through here.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Freight Car Shortage
Hurts Boston Shipping

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 81. Severe
storms OFF the coast and lack Of ade-
quate freight facilities are handicap
ping shipping business at this port.
The drawback comes at very inop-
perfume time with the grain export
business at it's height. The big Fur
ness liner Galtymore had to sail yes
terday for Glasgow with but 175 tons
Of general cargo, whereas she was
scheduled to take out $4,000 bushels
OF wheat and so tons Of Canadian hay,
but the railroads, through lack OF cars,
were unable to get the hay and grain
to the dock in time for the liner. This
car shortage has forced the cancella-
tion of the sailing Of the Furness liner
Appomattoy for Liverpool October 26.
Practically all incoming vessels re-
port severe weather, many showing
considerable damage as the result OF
their battles with the storms and
waves. The fishing schooner Ruth and
Margaret came in from the Georges
minus srars and canvas, both having
been swept away Wednesday in the
worst gale the fisherman has enceun-
tered.
Big cargoes OF coal continue arriy-
ing from Europe in spite Of the fact
that there is practically no market
here and the boats hsve to wait davs
before they can find berth at which
to discharge.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Sailed Yesterday

Ell gud, Galveston; San Juan, San Juan;
Uncas, Tamptco; African Prince (I3r),
Philadelphia; Ordura (Br), Hamburg !;
President Harding, Eremen: lie savoie
fr). Havre Lancaster. San Franctsco
Hornerio (Br). Southampton via Cher
bourg; Hy $ Grove. Philadelphia: New
vana; Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda; Gre
ole. New Orleans; Mohawk Jacksonville; /;
Cornal. Galveston; Celtic tBr,, Liverpool;
ICELAND isrl, Antwerp: Assyria GBrl,
San Juan; Virginia Limited. Richmond
Otho. Rio de Janeiro; Ula tBr), Cristobal !;
Son.ry ssF}, Ienorlfse' a. G. Bsdford'
Turks Isle; Skiensfjord (Norl Baltimore !;
Texas, Tamptoo; Pioneer BeIg), Havre
Palermo: City of Savannah: Ain. (Norl,
Gloucester: Coroza!, Nassau; 3aracoa
Kingston.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Grain and Coal Cargoes
Fill Port of Montreal

MONTREAL, Oct. 21.-The Port os
Montreal is chock-a-block with coal and
grain carriers. Two Of the former are
asnore in the river as a result of fhe
storm last Monday, and are beine.
lightered. Liners are still arriving and
departing as usual, but with much
smaller passenger lists.
Local shipping circles are keenIv In.
seresfcd az to what will be the unsbot
q The statement by the chairman os
me Harbor Commission that there ia
decided shortage In grain boat tor
nags plying between Montreal. y'ai1e
sffs and Fort William. shjnn3n., s. ax-
psfss hsre upheld Or. McDougsid,a M.
ssrtso'i, sad II grain continues 10 come
9ewfs ~ fhe voiains Of the prcsen, gen
sfSY SIZE bidding for canal tennage VIII
keS9rpa ITO high. ''i'
~ kssn IN stiA dsmand et proseut
gAs ratss ha4e gene up bg ieags ana
Dfsstisas Oae Ioeai si.spsef 0reyati,,g
epe l4aatJy, but ROT On 4 lnY,sa aenIs
.gAs asaefssG n rate 0f M cent? ~ a.
III 2sfffIfYg ~ t,s sAAseu As,A waa bard.
y pagfDg his wsg, To.day tl,n sa,na
& nv ~ 1HSslnT a Isseent raea a,a
N betgg hen9somsIy rsssnpad IN tbs
psDy showihg Ia ahs srging .fbs prss. us
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
5 and Reports From All Parts of the World
Marine Reports

TO Norwesisn-Anerf Lin.
is expected to COCK forsnooa im ~,
st, B'klyn. ~ fost n
Bayern fGsr1, Baynanrx
United American Lines wisb ~ ~ HI
peeted to dook forenoon at ys,eI 4 I,
fWsst z6th stl. 'ef n
Crizaba, Havana Oct 2f.
Mail 8 Co with naiIs. 4. hes
dock forenoon 1T Pier Is ~ Settss !
Apache. JaolssonviIle oos y tNsls 4
9 8 Co: is expected to darL To ca
Pier SO. N r (Chariton sf,' sosssoss
Due "Wednesday
Vessel. Port.
president Adams. London. Oct II ,sss mo
Pacific Steam E.s-
Dunstan. Para, Oct II ss.sss Z.
Mayaro' Trinidad Oct IA. .Farnsss T. &
Due Thursday sts'
Polonia, Copenhagen. Oct IL
Baltic ars.s
Tiviyes, Santa Marta, Oct Il fs,ssss III.
Fort Victoria, bermuda. Oct !. "a rfsI.
Furaegs FL,
Silvia, st Johns, Oct % E,sss 4 c.
Duo Friday L'hs
Reliance, Southampton, Oct II
United Ansr...
yandyck, Rio DO Janeire o. " ia.,
Lsmport 4 Ia.
Argentina, Naples, Oct II. nv.
Due Saturday -
Patria, Naples, Oct .Jas W rs..a
Paris Hayre. Oct 2f........,Fr Fras.. =
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Ships Tie Up at Norfolk,
Unable to Get Crews

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 21.-Shortage
of sailors in Norfolk has resulted In
tho tie-up of four schooners which are
now moored at the docks unable to
sail. The schooners are the Josephine
McQuesten, Mabel A. Frye, Margaret
Thomas and John G. Myers. Shipping
masters say the present scarcity has
neen developing for two weeks. The
shortage applies to sailors for all tyues
OF steam and sailing vessels engaged
in coastwise and ocean traffic. Can
tains Of ships have been freuuenting
seafaring districts Of the city for sew
eral days hunting for ''hands." and
have employed all resources at their
command to fill crews for voyages. In
some cases without result.
Ihe Shipping Board steamer West
Cherow, which recently arrived here
from Savannah, was turned back to
the board by her operators, the United
States and Australia Line.
The Danish steamer Kronberg. which
went ashore Thursday on Capa Fear
Bar when bound into Wilmington from
South American ports, WAS iioated by
tug.
About 600 tons of general cargo are
beang discharged at the army base
piers by the Kerr Line steamer Chan
paqua from Bremen. The gteamer
has quantities Of Swedish pig iron.
copper ore and news print to be un,
loaded here, and also cargo for Balti-
more and New York.
AT the request Of the Shipping Board.
owner Of tho sunk tug Barrenfork. the
captain Of the port has requested shin
ping people to warn their mastera to
proceed carefully when passing Sew
ans Point so as not to interfere with
salvage operations.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Outgoing Steamships

NoTB.--Mail information vi, be frws
on Travel PAGE. eighth cotnrn
snil To-mozow
Vessel. Port aaii. Hr.
Eastern Leader. Hull, II II. s
3, Army Bass. Hflya
Eafl Tuesday
Aauitsnia, southampton. 10 A II. ..-s4Hs|
Frederick VIII. copsnhagsn; is y,
Elnasposs. Antwerp, p ~
Editor. Havre. sP M.....s....s Eobelal
Cushhert. Ceara. 3 PM.......ssd st. BklTsl
Munplace. Cardenas. II a M......sEsl
Lenape. Jacksonville. t2 M........sSasI
Sail Wednesday
Yorcls, Bremen. 2 P 9Th st, EobetrI
President Monroe. Plymouth, P u.
Rouss;llen. Havre, II AM. .T4 sII
Giuseppe Verdi. Naples. 10 A NJ. ..s5 G.s
Pt st George. Bermuda. II AM -ss
Panama, Cristebal, PM. ....-... .s7 All
Montgomery City. Ruenos Ayres..... NJ
44s''' cape l0"A' !. ggs|
"inonas constanttnopie. u n. ,n,
Carr!lio, Kingston. IL M,........... .s5s
Paria. st Thomas, P 44s
Coacho, Galveston. IL M............ssa
Sail Thursday
Manchurfa. Hamburg. II AN. .... 90. y
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. IL h.s.,.ee,
Scyth!a. Liverpool. IL M..........st n
Tuscania. Naples. 12 M........s6 =
Monterey. Vera Cruz, PM.. i. d .
st Mihiel. Cr!stobai. AN. n.,,v,
M,nneso.an. Seattle. Pm. ,,,.,.,
6, Bush Docks. B'E;yn II
Apache. Jacksonville IL M....,...ss' y : :
Parma, st Thomas, II AN. ~ : : Z Z.
Paioma, Gibara. Ii AM............s - -
Sail Friday
Tarantis, Glasgow. ~ M..-........ss' = I. !,
Munamars Nueyitas, ls M.......,...s, 2 =
Sail Saturday
Majestic, Southampton. IL M......ss'
George Washington. Bremen, II Az.
Baltic, Liverpool. is I........-.- se, : = : :.
NoordaIrs Rotterdam. II An. 5th st, It .n osa
Conte Rosso, Naples. 2 PM. ....- 90. y = y
Lafayette, Havre, II AN. .,..... Z, 8 =
Western World. Buenos Ayrcs, ~.
Western Glen, Cape Town, 10 NJ ....s-,s- .,,..,,.,
Silvia, St. Johns. II AN. .JaTa 81. sf.sp q NJ
Ft Victoria. Bermuda. II An. ss u
DroftningholFn, Gothenburg. Il MI = = =
Orizab ba, Havana, II AM. ..,......'r y i.
Toioa. Port Limor, - M...... - .yss,.,v,, -
San Lorenzo, San Juan, IL N....ss' 2 t,.s;yr, ~
Maracaibo. Curacao. - M...,...ii. y 2
Bridgetown. Barbados. Pm 80 = =
Halacrates, Buenos Ayres, y y. r,,r,xn
Empire stores az
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Port Improvement Plans
q. X. at Philadelphia
spcetai Dispatch 70 Tns Tr;b..aa

Special Dispatch TO The Trsb.sas
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2l.--Governor
sproule, Mayor Moore and Director
Sproule Of Wharves, Docks and Fer
ries have completed an inspection trip
OF the lower Delaware River where the
future port improvements will be
made.
Despite disquieting reports 20 the
contrary. shipping condition here arc
favorable. Nest companies reported
loading and discharging proceeding
with little delay. The supply Of labor
is sufficient to meet all requirements.
Philadelphia merchants and indus
trial plants in the territory east of the
Mississippi River are to have the benz
eft Of an express freight service to
Australia and New Zealand from this
Port operated by the Megee~Steer Com
Ipany 3or the Heardon- Saith Limo. The