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New Britain herald., 1922-12-29

AUTOMOB1LE running board nioiding put on. All varieties replaced. Remember that service is our aim and that ws are auto Dody and radiator experts. O. Becker, Cnrhin Place. Phone hb2.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-29
Service Stations Repairing.

ACETYLENE WELDING-vislt us in our new building. We are installing new equipment that will save you money. Watch us grow. Commercial Welding Co.,, 227 Glen St. Phone 2S99.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-29
Insurance-All Kinds,

CLOTHES called for and delivered by The London Valet Service. Ye London Shop. Phone 515-S. Elm, corner Main St.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-29
Auto and Truck Agencies.

REQ MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kennetn M. searle 4 Co, Bales and service. Cor. Eim and P1k sts.. Nov Britain. Conn. Toie- phone 2ii0.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-29
Footwear and Clothing.

ESTABLISH your credit a, the Boston Clothing Store next door to the Horald Ofice Keep well dressed.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-29

JUEK-We buy magazines. papers, rags all kinds of furniture. We pay good prices Rodinsky. Sl Oak street. Tele-
New Britain herald., 1922-12-29
EDUCATIONAL

SPECIAL hinges give correct slant, keen music op plano, swing desk. Repairing and tuning. c. A. Humphrey. Phone 2647.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-29
Wanted-Artlc1es To Buy.

JUNK-If you want the highest prices paid for papers. magazines, rags and other junk be sure to call L. Zeldes and watch for the name on my truck that will assure you a fair deal. Call 615 IS. r,atS
Evening star., 1922-01-15

+. Manager Ira J. LaAfotte Of the BE.
lasco Is not superstitious, but he has
conscientious objection to per-
formers putting their feet in the
iootight trough. Johnny Dooley did
It ana ten minutes later fell and dis
located his toe. Bert Hanlon did il
and next day was obliged to cancel
his engagement. One of the I'm Ar
gentine" dancers used the trough to
get close to the audience and strained
tendon. Get close to the trough
but don't put your foot in it," is now
Mr.. LaMotte's advice
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
"DINGLE DUST" ODlUM LIFTED
 FROM NEGRO, AWARDED $500

MACON, Ga, October 1S-Macon's Darktown is at rest once more. Where fear and trembling stalked because of belief that witchery was in it's midst and families and friends were arrayed against each other, harmony now reigns
 It has been judicially decided that Norman Rakestraw, alleged contour, and sprinkler of 'sdingle dust" a witch ing powder that makes persons on whom it is thrown writhe and die in agony, is only a slandered individual.
 Incidentally in giving clean bill of health that will again open the doors of Darktown society to him, the court decreed that Hays Peterson, ne gro, must pay Rakestraw $500 for dam aging his character.
 Several weeks ago Rakestraw filed a suit for that amount, alleging that he had lost his social standing among his colored friends because of circulat- ing stories about him by Peterson.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
ITEMS IF INTEREST
 KANATAK DISTRICT

The Associated Oil Company has re- gently added one more tractor to it's equipment, which makes four of the machines now being used in hauling supplies, the Standard and Associated each using two.
 Seventeen miles of the road from Kanatak to Pear Dome Creek, are now completed. Hauling of supplies is how ever, a slow and labOrious process, There are three grades on the road so far, at each one of which 1t is neces- sary to unload a portion of the cargo and back track The trucks start with ten tons but at the steepest of grades | is only able to carry two. This is due to a great extent to the condition O road making it impossible for the ma chine to obtain traction.
 There are now about two hundred and fifty men at Kanatak and vicinity and all of them are not employed. As l there is no probability of employment increasing the population will no doubt l fall off this winter
 Former estimates that drilling will commence October 20, now appear to be revised. It is stated on good author l ity that the companies will probabl! rot be in shape to drill this wintcr This is due to the difficulty experien" cd in transporting lumber and sup plies. The winter will be devoted tC building camps and living quarters. l Good hunks can be had in severa of the bunk houses for fifty cents pel night, and the Evans store here is sel 1 ling staples such as coffee by the case i for 50 cents per pound; sugar $12.5C per sack; flour $7.00 per hundred and milk $700 per case, which is nearly as cheap as these articles can be bough' in the most settled towns of the coast Lots are selling here for $500 fol corner ones, and $500 for inside lots These are 30 by 110 and sales are made on a $10 per front foot basis. i A new wharf will be built here this winter and by spring arrangements will be made to take care of the travel. 1 The new hotel building is complet- ed.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
HITS TAX
 DODGER; PAYS $500

BROCKTON, Mass, October 3-City Treasurer Calvin R. Barrett was sur 1rised when he received certified heck for $500 drawn on the Bank of italy in San Francisco, wi,h request hat it be added to the tax budget.
 The check was sent by man who ,igned "A friend" and who declared hat years ago, when he was in busi- less in Brockton, he was not taxed ,nough. He urged that acknowledg- nent be made to the bank whence the check was issued.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
FIRST IN RICHNESS,
 SECOND IN CABARETS,
 IS CALIFORNIA CLAIM

LOS ANGELES, October 1S-First in wealth and second in cabarets was the way Los Angeles and California were placed by the federal tax collec- tions in a report from Washington which is in the hands of Internal Col lector of Revenue Goodcel
 The report showed that the Los An geles district paid more federal income tax per capita than any other sectio? in the country, and that in taxes col lected for roof gardens and cabarets California ranked only second to New York.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
WILL CELEBRATE DAY
 IN CITY OF SEATT'

SEATTLE, October 17-Great pre- parations have been in progress for he past week for a fitting celebration of Alaska Day" Nearly every sour dough in the city and at adjacent plac- es have signified a willingness to paT- ticipate in whatever depletion of the q2 days the committee will undertake.
 It is expected that five thousand AL askans will be in the parade and on the floats which will picture life in Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
BRITAIN DECLINES AGREE
 TO SEARCHING PROViSC

WASHINGTON, D. C., October IT. Great Britain in a communication to the state department, received today declined to agree to the suggestion made by Charles Evan Hughes, sec retary of state, for a reciprocal az greement whereby the right of search ing vessels beyond the three mile limit could be extended to the AmeTi- can prohibition navy.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
CLASSIFIED ADS

wANTED-Boy to carry route by The Gateway Publishing Co. u
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18

SPRING CHICKENS for sale. See coonar at JTrbach's. 200tf
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18

FOR SALE-Tools of all kinds. See ,roonar at IT-ba chs stor,. 190tf
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
STEAM ROLLER IS USED AS
 A HEARSE FOR ITS DRIVER

LONDON, October 1S-The body of George Trice went to its grave in steam roller instead of a hearse.
 Trice worked for twenty-five years IS a driver of steam roller and ex- pressed the wish that he might be talk n to the grave in the machine which le had operated for many years. His wish was fulfilled, despite the incon- yruitv of the funeral procession.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
PREVENTION SHOOTING

BREMERTON, October 17-E. ". Rowley, wealthy tailor of this city, this morning shot and killed Mrs. E, S McElhenny, restaurant operator Following the shooting Rowley turned the weapon upon himself, blowing OH his head. The cause for the double crime is not known.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
STATES MAY LEVY TAX

WASHINGTON, October 17-States have the right to levy special tax on incomes provided the money so rais- ed is used for public school purposes This ruling wa made by the supreme court this morning
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
REWARD

We will pay $25.00 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the persons or person who stole from the Arcade building on the tenth or eleventh of this month, one of our portable electric drills.
 243-8 SEWARD LIGHT & POWER co.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
ELI.SWORTH'S

During the last 30 days we have re- ceived nearly $3,o0o worth of Dry Goods and ready to wear.
 We have it, just what you want, call and let us show you and quote you prices. Ladies' heavy winter coats, SIP up. chiIdrens' heavy win ter coats, $5 up.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The road to Kenai lake will be clos ed for repairs from Mile 2 1-2, Wednes- day and Thursday, October IS and 19. All parties are warned to cease travel on same these dates. Dated October r, 1922.
 BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-18
.U. S. TROOPS RETURNING HOME

WASHINGTON, D. C., October IT. The thousand troops constituting the United States forces in Germany will be returned home within the near flu ture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Vessel Port. Agency.
Choctaw. Guantanamo. Dec Edward Line
Romsdalshorn. birmingham. Dec "A.
Kerr S Co
Texan. Los Angeles. Dec s....unit Am Ltnss
steel Engineer. Genoa Dec IT,
cabo Creux. Las Palmas. Dec II. YbarrA Line
Southwestern Miller. London. Dec 90.
Furncs.. Witty L Co
ohio. Nantes. Dec 70. French Line
International Mercantile Marine
Novian Manchester. Dec %.
International Mercantile Marine
Bacchus. Leghorn. Dec IS. Three Star Line
Nueces. Galveston. Dec IS. Mallory Line
city Of Lahore Perrin Sol pss Ii Ij.v = Co
Granfos. Csrtagena, Dec 2s.
Caribbean s 8 Co
Watsness. Hamburg. Dec 80. u 8 Nav Co
Justin. Liverpool. Dec Ca. Booth & Co
Lencastrian. Halifax. Dec 23:
Phoebus. Barcelona. Dec 20,
Binnendijk. Rotterdam. Dec "a. ~
Holland America Line
River Araxe> Gibraltar, Dec Q .Cunard Line
Bristol City, Bristol. Dec H.
Charles Hill i Sons
Wilsolo, San Pedro Dec 90
Williams 8 Co
West Haven. San Francisco. Dec is
Atlantic. Gulf 4 Pacific Co
Duo Tomorrow
Clan Mcbride, Bordeaux, Dec 2e
Lorenzo. Suez. Dec 30. Norton, Lily & CO
Troubadour. Santos, Dec IT. Kerr s Co
samland. Antwerp. Dec 90. Red Star Limo
Due Tuesday
6loenl ontain. Antwerp. Dec 81.
Ellermans Wilson Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08

Antictam. swccting; Mobile; Walker 4
DAILY.
Jefferson. Hershey: Norfolk Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co
Philadelphia. Leek; Baltimore; Clyde
Steamship Co.
E Mundo. Nelson; Calves,on Southern
Pacific Co.
Fiuor Spar. roscy: Tampa; Tampa In
ter Ocean Co
Capc Henry. Whitchurst; Los Angeles
and San Francisco Via Fhilndei phia and
Panama Canal, Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific
Corp.
Western Ocean Colt; New Orleans,
Iykcs Bros.
Lake Arthur. Atkinson: Richmond
Richmond & Stcanship Co.
Delaware. Snow; Boston, Eastern Steam
snip Co.
Cathwood. Damson; Texas City: Column
bus shipping Co
Herman Winter. Holmes; Boston; East
crn Steamship Co.
Italia tswed). Anderson; Newport News;
Moore g. Mccormick Co.
Guernsey tNor). Jacobsen; Norfolk:
Bowrng & Co.
Harry Luckcnba ch, Coonan; Los Angeles
and San Francisco via Panama Canal
l.uckenbach Steamship Co.
Jeseric: Elliott: Philadelphia IIouldcr.
Weir Il Royd.
Lake Fabyan. Anderson; Cicnfuegos and
Manzan'llo Now York & Cuba Mail Steam
ship Go.
Yuma. Boumandt; Baracoa via Kings
ton, ID Giorgio & Co.
Cerro Ebano Cook: Tampico: Pan
American Petroleum and Transport Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
13 Fleet Vessels Provided
Tc Carry Food to Russia
Two More Will Be Allocated
Tomorrow; Assigned to
Six Ports
From The Trlbune's Washington. Bureau

Prom The TrlbureS Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.-Thirteen of
the fifteen Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton vessels asked by Herbert Hoover
to carry American Relief Association
supplies to the starving Russians were
allocated to-day by ]. B. Smull, vice
president in charge OF ALLEGATIONS and
charters Of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration. The vessels were assigned
to six ports. and some already are en-
route to their loading point The re-
naming two vessels will be allocated
Monday Each vessel carries 5000
deadwci ght tons. The time of departure
is fixed at date Immediately after
loading by the operators.
Mr.. Smuil announced that operators
will receive 2i2 per cent commission
Of the gross freight charges.
No decision has been reached as to
when President Harding will decide
upon rate at which this grain is to
be carried by the governments vessels,
Mr.. Smull said.
The vessels we're allocated to present
active Shipping Board operators. The
ports and operators are as follows:
New Orleans-One vessel to Trosdal
Plant and La Fonta; two vessels to
Lykes Brothers. Newport News-One
vessel to Harriss McGill & Co. Balti-
more-Two vessels to the States Ma
zine Steamship Company; one vessel to
". A. Blake & Co.; one vessel to the
Baltimore Steamship Company; one
vessel to J. Fl. Winchester & Co. Phila-
delphia-One vessel to the Export
Steamship Company; one vessel to the
Black Diamond Steamship Company;
one vessel to the Cosmopolitan Ship
ping Company. New York-Moore &
Mccormack one vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Cleared

Aro. Pederson Tampico. Standard Oil
Co.
VIM Rockefeller. Peterson: Port Lobos;
Robert l. Hague.
Robert e Hopkins, Reeves Port I.obos;
D. 7 Warden.
sarsoxis. Fsls: Rotterdam. Cosmopoli-
ten shipping Co
,.. yaldieri Mp, ;M,agiolo: Naples and
Huron. Hart; Monte Cristi and Puerto
Plata: Clyde Steamship Co.
Ponce. Folker: San Juan and Ponce: New
York j. Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Mun2rgo .Asborn: Sipe and Banes: Nun
Lines.
city Of oran OBJ. Henderson; Yoko-
hama and Kobe Via Norfolk and Panama
Canal; Norton. Lilly & Co.
Zuia. Morliss: La Guyra. Curacao and
Maracabo via MaEaguez; Bliss, ballet
& Co.
Kenmore tBr> Gririths; London; Fur
ness Witty &: Co.
Narg CNor>. nruun; Kingston; Puerto
Colombia and Cartagena Caribbean Steam
ship Co.
..kiows. Smith; Santiago and C;uantana
mo: New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
TonJer (Nor). Backekefold; Cienfuegos
VIM T Horn & Co.
kurmark (Br). Mann: Baltimore from
Busreh: James w Elwell &. Co.
Creole. Jacobs; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co.
Hallway, EcAert; Mobile; Columbus Ship
ping Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08

Hronie. Para. Dec ci..Lamport & Holt Line
Astrca Curacao. Dec 90. Funch. Tniye q Co
lroquois. Monte Cristi. Jan a.. Clyde Line
Due Wednesday
Arabic. Naples Dec 20. White Star Line
orcus' Valparaiso. Dec le
Wcsscl. Duvai & Co
Duc Thursday
GantiEny. Ant werp. Dec 3iU Army
bradford city, Hamburg. Dec 80.
g Navigation Co
Londonicr. Antwerp Dec 81.
Lloyd Royal Beige Limo
Due Friday
George Washington, Bremen. Jan g.
United States Lines
orduna. SOUTHAMPTON. Jan =.
Royal Mall steam Packet
Mckccsport. Dnni,irl. Dec 30
Cosmopolitan 1.lne
Tyrefiord. Christiania. Dec ~
Tancred. Shields. Dec Kerr Linz
Curvcllo. Rio do Janciro. Dec "a,
Lloyd Drazillcro
Due Saturday
Noordam. Rotterdam Jan l.
Holland America Line
Saxonia Southampton. Jan A.. .Cunard
Now Britain. Rotterdam. Dec %
Hack Diamond s s Co
Sonsstad. Shields, Dec %.
s O Stray S Corp
Yucatan. Havana. Jan 10. Ward Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Jan ARRIVED: None.
tani OBJ. Port Antonio: Pawnee. New.
York; DANA DAM. Copenhagen via Phila
deiphia; Buckeye state, Honolulu Via
BOSTON. Ian : Arrived: Mackinaw
(Br;, london Brandon. Lanbcrrs Point:
Everett. Sewalls Point; Walter b. Noycs.
Newport News; 7ransporta,ion. NEWPORT
Baltimore: schr Helen Barnet C4ring. Nor
f folk 8. MHrssret Thomas. Norfolk Qatter
via Portland; Munslbro. Baltimore; Onta :
rio. Norfolk and Baltimore: Yves, Kcbar,
r r. Td, ~, antwerp and Rottsraam Gity
Dublin VIA baltimore Catter 6,ho.
CHARLESTON. 3 c. Jan ARRIVED
C COZ Antwerp; Arapahos,, New York
Salvation Lass Barceionia' '''''' ''''''o
GALVESTON. Tex, Jan T--Arrivcd: In
lanta Isabel (span), Barcelona: Tamesi
y,a 5I Rau Nj msrwood; Tampro Lake
Sailed: Freeport Sulphur No i. ramp pI
FL Alba; New York: Henry Mallory. New
York; Panama Maru (Jnp) Kobe; Sure
5AcKsoNv1LLE, Jan 7-Arrived: Mer-
rin,ack Baitimore via savannah. Sailed
Apache. New York: Maple, Miami; City
Meaor. Boston: Manchester Merchant OBJ,
T III. II sk Ns (n59; Bremen; Brave couer,
Nanfrio (Hr}. Far Eastern ports.
fs MoHF3 GnS: jan 5mArriysd: sth Gothia
Connespeack, c;alveston 7th. peukelsyy;
IDp. Baltimore: Frank NJ Deering (schr).
Edna NJ Mcknight (schr). Booth Bav:
Manchester Merchant OBJ. Baltimore
Mstoir New England; Briton. New Eng
land kashu Maru (Jap). Gibraltar Gloria
hathaway (schr). Boston: S4goand fSw)
Galveston: Matoa. Portland. Sailed: 9Th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Move Is Made
TO Stabilize
Ocean Rates
Negotiations Arc Begun
in London to Rc-estab-
fish Levant Agreement;
Outlook Declared Good
Love Confden. of Success
Shipping Board Official Is
Optimistic on Future on
Steamship Conferences

Preliminary negotiations for the re-
establishment of the Lcvant shipping
conference, which collapsed last fall,
have been begun in London. with q
good prospect for success. ". ]. Love.
vice-president OF the Emergency Fleet
Corporation in charge. OF traffic, said
yesterday. No move has yet been made
for the resurrection of the conference
Of the Brazil lines. he added
Mr.. Love yesterday appeared opti-
n'istic on the outlook for stabihzing
ocean rates through conference agree
ments, which have been badly battered
in the keen competition of the last few
months. After a period of mutual
charges among various shipping inter-
ests. with the reduction of rates to
levels below the cost of operation. the
trend now seems to be to get together
in efforts to prevent further collapses.
Officials of the board assert that the
initial steps for the revival Of con-
fcrences do not originate with the
board in all instances.
The intcrcoastal situation is better
now than at any time in recent weeks,
MIR. Love said. He added that. while
there is not Yet complete harmony,
rates are observed more generally than
last month. and with the accession of
r1erts the trade will be we'll in hand.
j is understood that Crowell & Thur
low arc still holding out, but that the
company is not forcing the competi-
ton. There are half a dozen steamship
companies in the route which have
reached an understanding on rates
No difficulty has been experienced by
the Shipping Board as a result of the
recent decision to call upon all steam
snip lines to participate in the expense
of the conferences, according to Mr..
Love. He said this step was taken as
measure of economy. and that the
board could not be expected indefinite
~ to defray the costs of the meetings
The pro rata fees. he explained, are
comparatively small. averaging about
500 to 5000 for each service, and that
10 protests have been received against
the action of the board.
Considerable progress has been made
in the re-establishment of the Far
Eastern conference, Mr.. Love said. An
other session of the companies will be
held Wednesday, at which proposals
made on Friday will be accepted or de-
cined. Mr.. Love appeared confident
that the effort to stabilize the situation
evould prove success full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Passenger Ships Due


Uua (pr). Havana Jan for N. r:
to United Fruit co with CO pass. mails
and ,ndsc exoccted 70 dock this afternoon
Wucrttcmbcrg (Ger). Hamburg Dec %
for y " to United American Lines with
il cabin anc c31 third class pass mails
and nfdsc expected to dock this afternoon
at Pier &c n (Wcst 46th ST..
sonthsrn Cross. puenos Ayres Dec 49,.
Munson Line with pass, mails and mlsc ::
was l4o miles south of Ambrose Light
noon IN yesseer,day; CXpseted to dock about 10
caracas. San Juan Jan for Y; to
..t,s- naIie't & GO With - pass mails
and mdse; due In Quarantine at noon:
bklyn NSulton storcs).
Conanchc. Jacksonville and Charleston
and mdsc: was 400 niles ' south " Of s co.'s
land Light at noon yesterday; expected
&c |Cb do1K 81 2 m to-day at Pier IS. N II
y City Of Atlanta savannah Jan for
mdsc: was as7 miles south Of San Pedro
morning AT Pier Sc. n r (Spring st).
General G w Cocktails. Colon Dec 80 for
,n.i ~ to- +" rsn aan R Line with pass
morning at Pier l. Hoboker.
Due Tomorrow
Baltic (Br>, Liverpool Dec 30 via Queens
with 1856 first. 1919 second and ISIS third hire,
class pass, mails and mdSc; expected to
dock this afternoon at Pier CO. n II (Wcst
sd st.
Mount Clay. Hamburg Dec % for y =
to United American Lines with 5 cabin
and 1852 third class pass, mails and mdsc :
was reported 1925 miles east OF Ambrose
at noon Jan 6 expected to dock late this
afternoon carly Tuesday at Pier Sc
N r CWest 45th ST..
Porto Rico. San Juan jan for Y :
to and Porto Rico Line with pass
mails and mdsc, expected to dock this
morning at Pier 35 Bklyn
a Hr\ hor Tow
for Y: to Furncss. Witty with pass
mails and mdsc expected to dock this
morning at Pier a5. n (Wcst 55th sD.
Roma N'r>. Azores Dec 80 for y Y: to
Fabre Line with pass and mdse: expected
to dock this morning at 5oth st. Bklyn.
Due Tuesday
Rochambeau (tr). Havre Dec 81 for
Y; to French Line; with pass, malls and
mdse is expected to dock this AM at Pier
81, r (West 18th st).
Albania (Br?, Liverpool Dec &c for y;
mdsc: is expected to dock this AM at
Pier 81. r (Wcst l4th st)
Ecstris (Br). Buenos Ayres Dec 10, Rio
de Janeiro Dec "a. Via Barbados Jan 3 for
y y to Lamport & Holt Line: with Al
first. 50 second and 50 third class pass
Monday and Will dock about AM to day
at Pier S. Bklyn.
Oriza ba. Havana Jan for y Y to
& Cuba Mail Co: with pass mails and
mdsc; Is expected to dock late to- day or
early Wednesday at Pier a, h r (Wall st).
Centennial State. London Dec 81 for N Y:
to United States Line: with pass. mails and
will dock about $3.50 d. IN. at Pier !.
HobOkcn.