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New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

BELFAST. Oct 2s--Rathlfn Head tEr,,
Nav Orleans. slsss .
5 ALEXANDRIA,, Oct 3s--City OF Luckno,y
lBr). New York, 81 s.
VIGO, Oct 29-Edan (Dt), New Orleans,
Tor. Rotterdam.
SINGAPORE, Oct a9-West Prospect
San Francisco. 80,
!. L1vERPooL, Oct winnebaso tBr),
New OrieAns aH 38 Z
SO souTiIAMsToN. III. Oct 80 .Aauisania
AVoNMoUTH. Oct ao--Ary tpt,. Mon
frsal. ~ III.
pedra " - 9Y7S' S'sss-g, :
MADEIRA. Oct so--pres,dente wilson
tIt9. New York Via Boston. s.,
ton. ss ~ = rs.
RrENos AYREs. Oct ST. cub.no tsor,,
New York. s. sll.5E = y
4 sa1BRAI.TAR. Oct 80 st Passed ,-ls;tns,-
MAYA; Philaaaelphia for Massciliss Naples
vIBoRG Oct 90 gsislard fNcr). Ptsiia-
delph.a ESQ. Jaines E Duke New rSfffS
+, .IIELsISGFoRs, n Oct ei--H X ssAage
IEor1, Mantfeal i5-f 49, -
BERGEN, Oct 2sTprdeaskjold,
!. !, .N,1 MALAo. Oct 2s--Joseph seep. New
n. K = s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Notice "a lIar rirlers
fBy z. 4. I1ydrbErnra,lc x,frice,

on s9c so tlss iaintnspA power 81 Holi :
sar sfoln's lsl4 y fAsissiRpi RIVSr Eoiafai-
hnss was lncreh6ea q sb5 fifty cht,die s,o wiz
Tne liF s.t s.is px Att M sisFatioss sos
,sr ss srysn Mf.sts skelston steel
d sshh nent 8ht fasd Sea, al fiefy
EHn dle ppwef, exhibited al an eferktfoY ~
? feet. ffoasl "a slxefsf0ys sarnafurS M /
nsen; gss q; per- Anensly ests btfshod Ill q AE
HEi}sps Bend IaBht stAasaH MsspissiiSf,i
Hissfs Taa ta fita ssetulsr iopaYipnss \ .'
f,fhia BlAnne IaAh 6asss Port sEei-
Frafln Afgsn ttnay will be rspid dtsts' by * fyFo-
tnaster iron ~ xssSi with & au6d 4 fahx 4 xisSs q
irSn len fcwets dships; will show fiasfina
Whftts peItcd 6's6e cofde ft ,iess hhBf i5f, q
seeoti ipse tssystis secofds, / and fass &
focs5 elevation ,of 4s q is.B rlet4ss1
yfsibiHty ~ miles. The hull aNd So yyes
Are paihseds fl red and black stf3pss NM
tnt niasts are nj 40 ~ Bahia Rlarcas is
natIted on both Eideh. At ss3s' "a ~ -
As The ntw yesssi hap d radio sta fiGr, fati
iknal gIsJ at Arsd sia 'ttsositied " III III fog
siren w hich giyea .piihs biaSt avery si4fy i
y ssspds 4 btastAA fys second. silent tB sec-
]. Approximate position J. lit, ii liz Ii lon.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Fire Record

=. ~ :
',s.ts--,3s.awI,lsIns .sa;-,. ai av, tho Rrons, :
as:ss--,7 Washington st.; John La
!, 1:se--ls TO j. West i7th ST.; Berk- aaAA0"A
s:rs = e g ". ssth- St; xrns.fo aaAn0wn
a:so--sse west End az. .''i Iehn aanAhoSa
s:ls-sssh &. and I'd av.: rrsnI Irrfs''ns
PM. & {. : - : = Z I -''a'''' SaAho "n
ie:ss--Frons Of East 4sth 81:
si,Es--sis H. ioTth st.: Ann Rao. 90 .aons esws
:; s;.ss.-asl., + !. ana ra.. River. i.
Bronx. lumber psls; New Haven
t.as--sss go Ws issta St: lersrsiah inl,''as
s.se-ssots st. and sta av.: satei Slight
Fred Goodman ..ITnknown
s:so-lsa ,;. Mats It: Metz oorpers- s
s:4o--Issih 1t. ana Southern = 1sop,su onknown
yard. the Bronx: fence; @. i
s.ss--s sshs.sa and Kappock l;i av' uass'wn sss
s,ts-issth sA e. n and nfe North R;y.rs R;..None
frsight esr; New York Central
Railroad ....-.. $500. slirlft
s;se--s0 Y. s1th -. Mary d ssaita. r. :
s.sk-I sssh Ut and southsrn Bouis- t. 8 = Z
ys yards the Bronx; shanty:
s:.s-ssss Iss nv: Iohn Duyer.. { akaOwn
Bronx. rubbish So. Z. stJnknogu
sser- Randall ard Hunts Point avg,
The EroIsx, Department OF
street 1ieaf5ng dumps *. ). None
Ss9c---ss New chasnbsrs st. unanewn
ssss--s4s W. sssh st.. Mac Thomp. ,, = I
- s.essvss..+...ss......C .CnkAown
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Maritime MISCELLANY

NORFOLK, Oct sI-Tifst foreign reg!s-
aysssd ssTsa ves.s ss snss as lss suns
ls T. Avengiain tSors. Captain reported
aas arse1 harsp I t,sl oos e
arss sist psrt ~. Il MothsrWsils thass.snsi Mn. In
port auti;oSities must contlnus e pyayiss rtusss
NEW oRIRAFs, oct sl--west Grey
saaa 9,s Sr ss o4s sasn stsssss sssIa e ssic
!, Shipping Beafd's prydsn assigned to
Grsyiosx., substituts ship vii arrive M hare sss
TODD pryaotk and shipbuil6lne corposs-
ber -, New rates Is oents per gross ton
ton an hour thsreastess othar drsaoci: sias:
HosTdlN, oct si--1tae s;anarder vsraalia
frona I4ondon 1000 tons OF wool, rubber
snsses sna sssrsa as Maess sssrs9 s9a % oa
irnefchaSidise for return passage at New
VIZ s1gs Rss sssa vixen sP s.s Il hs~..r sss.
pastsa sfShdals guna TO sfiecss. How ard
s,s.sr, ss ahsthnr barge saass st.rins. r.
bsaition al on scene Earsss eaeS Sson naa 800
tons Of sas,tthraaits fofy Host on. - -'vs0 Nv
aas ,sana Twenty ifSSsr aas out &
and s,ass bsies II Esyp.iaa cotton. sI viii viii
finish unioadihE In New yorir and taxa on
reljsf .sauppilse for Near East: S
PHILADELPHIA, } Oct si--J Knight
Resder. inspector of customs st Point
Bfaese, TO morrow will be sworn In az
aYpsrinsendent AZ cuetornE inspector in
Thomas J Ross. Colonel Roas viii be In
spector. IN u MA ,rsas 8 $50 a,-s 3.
dsss aSsas sssi m s sps.a sf'ssR a.ss.
will work in three eight fdtr sh!fts
sAN FRANCISCO, OCT si--sRip Star 81
ofsAiaska salmon aeet to RETURN, I
saATTLE, Oct 3I.- President Grant,
shippiny Board llnsr, departed from Yoko-
hama % sth with S.tAS bales at silk, largest
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Shipping Notes

Fl. TT. Raymond, president OF the
Clyde Mallory Lines, returned yester-
day after inspecting Miami. Fla, as a
port OF call for coastwise passenger
ships. He found conditions satisfac-
soTy. cann;nsh.m. master Of tae
United States liner George Washing
ton, yesterday was nominated vice.
president of the Neptune Association
in place of Arthur Crompton.
The Foreign Trade Supply Corpora
tion is expected to award it's contract
latc this week on the transportation
of twenty or more shiploads of rail
way material from Norfolk to Polish
ports.
Rate committees of the United King
dom and Continental Conferences yes
terday agreed upon changes which will
be recommended at meetings to-day
and tomorrow.
Establishment Of new record for
the shipment Of silk from Yokohama
to New York was announced yester-
day by T. J.. Kehoe for the Admiral
Line. This cargo, consisting OF 4,100
bales. valued at s3,00O,Oo0, made the
journey in 13 days, IL hours and {
minutes. clipping 20 minutes from the
record.
Contracts for the conversion of
twenty-eight vessels 90 burn oil with
Todd mechanical barners have recently
been awarded to the Todd Shipyards
Corporation. They include the Empress
of Australia, of the Canadian Pacific
Company; the Admiral liners H. F.
Alexander and Dorothy Alexander; the
III Beto of the Los Angeles Lumber
Products Company; the Marking OF
the China Mail Steamship Company
and seventeen tugs and FIVE liner.
owned by the New York Central Rail.
road.
The Red % Line announced yester.
day the award to the New York Ship.
building Corporation of contract foI
construction of new passenger
steamer to ply between this city and
the West Indies. The price was said
to be between 100000 and s90O, 900
The ship is to be completed in ten
months.
Transatlantic passenger fares or
older liners will be reduced 10 to 2(
per cent through a reclassifcatior
under contemplation, according to r.
M. Farley. OF the International Mer,
eantile Marine Company.
ii, ]. Finch, assistant to j. Sinclair
IN charge of Far Eastern and South
african trades for the Shipping Board
has resigned to join A II. Bull & Co.
where he will have charge of tn,
Fest African service.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company an.
seunces appointment Of Transcontinen
al Freight Company, 233 Broadway
rs agents for trans Pacific business
The East Coast OF South America
Conference yesterday adopted com
plete Brazil tariff. Same general ieve
OF rates was maintained.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8i.--Arl Pa
cific steamship lines operating from
American and Canadian Pacific Coas,
ports, except three Japanese companies
agreed yesterday to end freight rat,
war and pest bonds of $4,000 each t.
insure fulfillment of agreement. Thre,
companies remaining out of the con
FERENCE were Mitsui, Sugnki and Yama
ehita Kisen Kaisha.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Dangers 10 Naviahtioll

sg = "a! g ~, .Sst phic SlsIiee9
ported az folio rsS Ill. ia 1 AZ IN. fs
4S ;aniai Tiers. Oct AZ iat 5a a4 lry,1
y ~ =. ss 9. Mfse berg; M 50 ion 5s.io, Is
.alge perg hTse ftsilss north st ca b Nor
II Eoist Arnotii three med ain sisod bsrss.
MaIssae 81 4 ,s Ii ss q IS
tha Pprpachsa 10 AID si, si,a sipaite Ie ~ y.
Isllsisies ~ clio ws: Isr Hf Mojfa s,tic. o,nt
ss.t tat ~ 4s len "a ss latgs Esrg lat ss
ess q large berg. Tntdhs III HlbsT ~ans 81 ~
~, ~. III q % isa6 90. = berss laf ID 81
North Pacific aOces ~ rias ftsttn vtsn Z. nh.
structi ION Was reported. /. JatT 2a ssEt AZ Ak
~ Ion IS3 IA Nv, n trse trtitk SO sfest Isl, = 2
and : fset III diamAssr. Sylvan Affo5y. 81. =
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01

rhelpa Brps with phss lnaiis ana ndse;
Will deck MT Tter Il Bkail Docks. Bskiyn
Mesarar. Kfnsston oct BE-. 10 United
ferenosn a. il i pisr Is. Il Mssaen sstsa ransS . sS'A
Fort Victoria tI3r1, nernssda Oct III: to
peessa to aoeR fsrenoas no ss II pisr ss. II Il
Rosaisaa snr,. $50 Johns oct ia: TO
dock forenoon ii foot Java avn 1t. nslyn' =
Due Friday
America, southampton Oct rs: 10 u r.
Lines with rasR. mails and ndse; will dock
asssrnoon az Pier 4. foboAen.
TO canard s s Co with malls; ID expected
to dock forenoon ut Pier 81, N II lwest
1sth st).
cunard q s Go With mails: ID expected 10
dock forenoon at Pier SO, n II west
samiand tEsis), Dansis oc. 20: 70 RED
forenoon s, ' ii WR Pier g. ssts t. q, sSea
Due Saturday
nynaam. xssss,, rlynouss. sert 81. d. Assnas.
venssueIa. Baltimore Nov " ) '''A 's'A'
Pacific Mall s Co
White star Line
Due Sunday
Columbia. Glasgow. oct 27... Anchor Line
Pastores, Fort Linion. Oct 2s.
EsperanEa. Havana. Nov 9. 80 -
Y & Cuba Mail Line
Due Monday
cretie. Genoa, Oct ie e.s,.. whise Star Line
Porto Rico, San Juan, Nov I.
Haiti. Cape Eayti. Oct 80. Clyde s. CO
zuiia, La Gusyra. Oct ga, Bliss, Dallett T. CO
Fort st George. rserfnuda. Nov |.
Furness, Witty a Co
Santa Teresa. Valparaiso, Oct IS,
w n Grace r. Co
Due Tuesday
Minnekahda. Hamburg. Oct. ga. An, Linz
United States, Copenhagen, Oct 81
candinavian-Ame Line
Colombo. Genoa, &c: 27.. ltalia- Asner RIGA
Chicago, Havre Oct ~ French Iine
oriZaba Havana, Nov a.
nj 4 Cuba Mail s
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BY independent Wireless.
Tel. Co. Inc.

a lbHtaace in miller, position al noon ulies
ofherwise spccined)
q J. hent 10 NJ Cay Head Oct 81.
Arapahoe 2e4 s Scotland Got 80
Geprlsn 100 ENE Cape Werllopsr ons sf
ssre1an Sc SW Fire Island Ocf 3I
Currier ITO Hrerfon Resf Oct Al
Elizabeth IS n Ambrose Oct all
Grecian is NE Earnesat Oct al
Hilton paRsed aeotland s;s0 PM Oct 81.
Jaheiew 5e sW Cape Lcokout Oct 81
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds mt Sea To-day
North of Sandy Hook. Sandy Hook TO
Hatteras--F Fresh northeriy, fair.
Natteras to Florida Straits--M M oderate to
fresh northeast and east over north poy-
tton and east and southeast over south por-
tion; generally fair.
East Gulf--M oderate 10 fresh east and
southeast; parity overcast; local rains.
West Guif - Fresh. shifting, becoming
northwest and north; partly overcast
probably local rains.
caribbean sea and .windward Passage
moderate TO fresh northeast and east
parity overcast: probably local rains.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01

Isake Fannin | 4 s. Scotland Oct al.
Liberty y.53s e Ambrose oct 80.
MauretaniA lat 40 10 lon SIS 80, 1892 %
Ambrose 1850 AM Oct al
MrKeespert due Qiarsntinss New York
about midnight Get s1ss
PitttburBh 700 ~ Bosson . AM Oct III,
Quebec City SIG NE Gape May Oct Si.
Sierra Nevada ESQ tkhont) is Boston 4 AN
Oct 81.
Somerset ea6 n Ambrose Oct 81
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Sailed Yesterday

W e Teagle, Texas City: Mohawk. jack
sonVii,e and Charieaton; Hilton, Baltimore
Bylayi. Norfolk; CITY OF savgnnah sa.
yannah; Rarfond (Nor), Progreso Via
Ehiladelphia; Tyrrhenia DRY Boston !:
aTenes Norfolk: yenator (Nor5 IIsIifsx :.
Northwestern Miller tBs), London; Archi.
Roaes ea tbr}. Manchester; Standard. Baton
bark Mclsests, Philadeiphis; schrs Marv
Ssuener. St Mary's: Sally Wren, --N-
sSsocc.kaway Park, Dansig; Kentuckian,
Charles L OConnor.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
City Island

Bound South--TrawIer Whitecap, Grand
Banks for New York; schrs Charles Fl
Annie Mitchell sornes Sound, ne, for
New York Erwin J Luce, Addison. Me,
for New York; Jessie /. Leach, Nantucket
for New York: Ronald & Longnire (Br),
CiemcntpoTt. n s, for New York.
bound E.astSchrs Cleaner. New York
for Nantucket; White Belle fBr), New York
Tor Poinf Wolfe. N 3 tanchoredl, 1seryl Nj
Gorhum (Rrl Jersey City for Yarmouth,
n 6anchored)
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Port Authority
Ready to Take
HOl,Okerl Piers
Shipping Board Officials
Oppose Immediate Trans
fer; Terms To Be Consid-
cred at Later Meetings
initiates Harbor Program
Conference Held Here ON
Release Of Former Ger
man Property by u. S.

Transfer OF the former German piers
at Hoboken to the Port Of New York
authority by the Shipping Board was
discussed at meeting at II Broadway
yesterday. II developed that the Port
Authority was ready to take ever the
property Immediately, but that the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
] Change. of T..Tas1es.s

4 fahdtand ,sueessds 5k nj Eisii Cons
rnaIid stbatn hore u Moh saAfa, clypa S q yso
~ - F'rantk ssMcct eds fsnry. III sIseIarsoi,
noH.i1yand steam Acfaw soeony No q, stand
ard TRANSPORTATION Co. "a 4 - \ - 8 -
CIV Jafftstt sucsSsliH 5otin Rinr;ir,ss j
celnnaEd1 motor tyscf,t Ealb BIZ as g,s's 5 s 2
!. neInas a. q Isrtsn slseesa az James Reilly
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Outgoing Steamships

Z NOTE, Mail information will be found
on Travel Page, eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail. Pier
Paris, Havre, Ii AM, So, " r
po.onis. DansiE,' ) rM 7 i !. -
Eelianee, Hamburg. 10 saa an. D'ek ..ss, n x (
ls.s.,s,na lMsas,engo i Hull "a N 7sh st. Hoeoken
Fort st George. Bermuda, IL AM, 9s, n r
,-...,., r, ., Army Base, gklyn
PhoeniS. Gibara. II AM. ......... s. & r.
Sail Tomorrow
Oscar II, Copenhagen. II All
eaihlan,ss eaxsr aTeneEi reneEirs = srIya
santa Luisa, Valparaiso, 10 AM. as, Bkiyn n
Moro Castle Vera Graz, PM. 1S. - r
SCUM i Aneriean, saia.n0' Rarahona rM = 75
canoens, Para, PMse.... asd st. It, B'kiysh
3, Erie Basin, klyn
Sail Friday
starangerfjord. Bergen. IL ~.
sAlyarsdo. Buenaventura, 1e M....A2. = =
Bogots. Kingston. PM. ........... Z. ID f
Sail SATURDAY
caronia. Liverpool, IL M M...........S4,N II r
Cedric, Liverpool, 12 M... 60, N r.
Isaplsnd. Antwerp 12 M,,.3.........5s, N r
President Fillmore. Bremen. 10 AM.
4, Hoboken
Rotterdam, Rotterdam, II An.
oropesa. Hamburg, 1e AM. ........ls. u i
America, Naples IL ~. 10y, u II
McKeesport Havre, IL M. g, Hpboken
Occur d Alene. Constantinopie. PM.
vanayea, paenos Ayre., pm. Is. Il Assoassa S asa
Essequibo, Valparaiso, i AM. .42, N r
Ponce, San Juan, l3 M. 3A. B'klyn
Colon, CriStnbal, - PM. N r.
Inca. Turks Isle, IL NJ -. -. &. "a, p'klyn
Edith, San Juan 1S Me- ...'.. 2s, p 'kiyn
Philadelphia. Curacao.s1a N... II. b kiyn
Iacapa, Port Limof,, 4 AM q, N F.
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, i L. AM. SO, ~ r
LuEsefjeli, San Domingo. IL M. rs. n E
kennecott. San Frarciec --- Is. B'klyn
Sagaland Nassau. III AM..- -------
San Pablo, Kingston, IL. NJ. .......--
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Vessels Sold

sehcnevn. steayn screw. Ss sons; sofd by
Frank II Conway TO Raymond r. whalen
for VI and other considerations
Sarnoset, gasoline screw, Z tons. sold oy
John Hansen TO L. Maitland and oliver
p TAYLOR for 81 and other considerstSons.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Freight Ships Due
Due 1o-da.

Due To-day
peeas gssse' Yokoha,na los. Sept ass,s assnsy CO
West Saginaw. Las Las fafa,as, oat 1HS'A 4 -
Eastern Dawn. Rotterdam. Oct ,s. qua
Conejos. constantirlople, Oct s....A II Hui
Siam City. Iivernooi. Oct iT....u Nav Co
Empire Arrow. Gibraltar, Oct y;
I.aristan, Gard,n, Oct ~. u II Winchester
Cosmopolitan Line
Chester Valley, Hartiepool. oct is.
Camilla Gilbert. Haiphons Sept ii, ' 1
Due Tomorrow
Vardul'a, London. Oct Is Via Boston.
City OF Manila, cardir, Oct 20. : -
Norton, Lilly q CO
Dus Friday
Liberty, Dunkirk Oct 20 a0sCosmopoltan Line
Laekawanna, London. Oct 20. u NJ Co
Harry Luckenbach, Los Angeles, Oct l5,
Luckenbach s Co
Due Saturday
Now Britain, Southampton. Oct 10.
Black Diamond Limo
llydaspes Buenos Ayrea, octa1o.
steel seafarer. Colon. OCT 20. -'V' Ne'N~'
Isth.nian Lines
Due Sunday
sturholna, Gothenburg, Oct IL.
Furness, Witty 6 Co
Innoke, Antwerp, Oct -.
Black Diamond S Co
Titan, Singa pore, Seps 27.,.. Booth g. Co
" l. Stead, Tafnpco, Oct 26
Pan&AmericaH Pet & Trans Co
william Green, Tanpico, Oct 2s.
pan-American Pet &s Trans Co
Mundclta, Cristobal. Oct rs. .Munson Lines
Due Monday
salawsti, Port said, Oct 6. Fuucia Edye
NaWby Hall Gibraltar, Oct 2g.
Norton, Lilly &; Co
Halizones. Barbados, Oct rs Houston Line
Steea Age, Colon, Oct 2S,.. ..1Eth,nian Lines
Due Tuesdny
Jersey City, Middlesbro. Oct "a
U S Navigation Co
Graciana Leitil, Oct 2s !. . nurnees- Witty
Parisiana. Leith. Oct "a i. .Tult,eas- Witty
Sheridan, Bahia, Oct 1s s. Lanlport g. Holt
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

southern Cross, Santos Ocs II; to Mnn-
son sna, adnss with mails; Is expected to
Poiycaxp (Br}, Para oes, ,es ~ ~ r,.N !.
Io wltn mails. fs expected to dock fore
noon at foot asa st. Bikiyn. -
america ftt). Naples Oct 10: to ytaI,a.
America Line with mails; "a sxn.rsaa =,
aaoGS aess % s5ous p m at Pier 81. 81 Ii ives,
Lsne With malls: is expected 10 anc,, s1,a
NOON On At foot sist ct, B'klyn - =
kssng s. Alexander fGrk). Patras Oct Ia.
e 70 = Gslsnos Go with snails; II exr,sctei
tAtiai1sic ay}. -, - Aty u
r.,sss maoonns tFr,, Constsntincpie Oct 10: 10
dosk forenoon nj foot slst ST. B,klvn r.su 70
r.,ss masapa, g @ Port Padre Oct "a; to United
forenoon at Pier is. q fSsaidsn ra.f !" aocR
lstaus sBr9. st Thonaaa Oct ID: -
Quebec : GO with 50 pass. mails ang y
Pier a., r. q8 ~ 80 NHoah al
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
4 1fAMaftft1 s1nt IA. .aasi. Is,nr, Me.,

Is HAMBURG, Oct 27- Hasis tNost. hscft.
isss III. NV es'ss ka.a sio s y sB Hs:s NV
sussiiEnf. Dot, ~ Darinston coar, tnr,.
sMhIniSS ll'haSp. crs ss.--A.susnsa.n mara
if,r1. .Ssw Ysris; sofh. ias.srn Pianet,
~ Il N Hw O.. ss--sailarsn tsw,.
Il \, i,sssToN s!s. i u y o. a. stAanr.nu.
8. HAY RE, Oct 2s---Liagar County tSoY),
IN, ,MS,AinsEfLLns Oct sszavctte (ft,.
Nss ssts sis ssATissss Asss eflsssss hssssi sr
I, siI.AkafisI. Dc. ss---nusyadss tsr),
sypNI1y. n. q W., OCT ss--Trsl.ss.ch
g elsn y TowNsh s'sh's; Oct so-paassas.s eas,.
: soasg / sAlp Il \, ogs q so--J.v. Arrow, s.w
!, LoNpaM Oct so--Rtods Island sBro.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-07-21
Knitted Wear
Craze Exists for Dresses, Suits,
BIouseS and Sweaters.
Sport Clothes Play important Part;
Two-Piece Suits Are Given
Decided Preference.

Women ever have been accused OF
f1ckleness, especially in the fancies
that they take for certain types of
dress. Very likely, observes a cor
respondent in the New York Tribune,
II we took the trouble to investigate
what lies behind fashions, we would
find women less tickle in this respect
than mere man supposes-for 1t is
man who always accuses US Of this.
This leads up to the costume of
knitted materials, for which a veri-
table craze has developed. They won't
last long was the prediction Of many
people when knitted dresses, suits,
blouses and sweaters appeared in
such profusion in the latter part of
the winter, but the fashion has en-
dured and will continue to endure
for long, long time because Of the
ability of a group of people to lift
this type of costume entirely out of
the humdrum category of the merely
practical and not at all beautiful out
door costume. They have done 1t by
combining beautiful colors, by brocad-
ing knitted wool materials in pat
terms of silk in both contrasting and
harmonizing shades and also through
the introduction Of wonderful en-
broideries on knitted fabrics. Conse-
quently, we find oursely es in the midst
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-07-21
ASYLUM SEEMED A REFUGE
That Either He or Rest of
the World Was Insane.

An Austrian who had fallen sudden
ly insane in 1918, and spent his time
in an asylum near Vienna, oblivious to
the war and the revolution, was dis
charged the other day as cured. In
his joy over his sudden freedom he did
what most of the older Austrians
would have done; he engaged cab
and had himself driven to the Prater.
Arrived there he dismounted and
asked what fare he had to pay.
eighteen thousand kronen," the
driver demanded.
The cured man grew pale. my dear
man." he said, trembling, "this is ter
rible. l never foresaw that, and I
have only a 2O-kronen piece with me"
The driver looked at the gold coin
and replied rudely:
"Well, what would you have? You
get $4,000 kronen in change"
The cured man was nonplussed.
please" he said softly, take the
other $4,000 kronen and drive me back
to the asylum"