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New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
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Bradford city tRr). Lonslon Aug -,
Liverpool Sept 90, Boston Oct IL, phnaaei-
Eastern Guide Fort Talbot sept s.,
Southampton Oct s; to Moore & MccoT-
B'kiyn
sehoaack. Havre Oct g. Dunkrk 10; to
g.ossnopolt,an Shipping Co, with mdse;
Norma. Ponce Oct 10. Mayaguez and
Aguadilia 16, San Juan II: TO Atlantic
Fisi, Co. with IA pass and nidse; Fer
Kroonland. Antwerp Oct H.. southamp-
ton and Cherbeurg 10: to Red star Line
with Sc frst 1876 second cabin. II third
class pass, mails and mdse; Pier 6l n II.
~: to Anehcr Line, with 20 first. 4S3
and indse Pier sc, n r.
Cayo Mambi. Port Antonio Oct 49,; to
Atlantic Fruit Co. with pass and mdse; !;
Fort st George ssp, Bermuda Oct I'll;
to Eurness Bsrmnaa line; With 24s pass,
Bridgetown, Cartagena Oct .. Porto
Colombia 13. Kingston II; to Clyde s S
GO. with pass. mails and mdse; Pier
Santa Luisa. Valparaiso Oct 4, Anto-
fagasta :. Iquique Z, Mollendo 9. Piaco 10,
ls, to Grace Linz. with 20 pass. mails and
tndse; Pier 3s. Bltiyn
San uas,s,,; Lo,enzc Ponce Oct ls: Msyagpez
to & Porto Rico Co. with l7o
pass. mails and mdse; Pier s6, B'kiyn:
Monterey, Tamptco Oct ~. Vera Cruz
Mall $ Go. with As pass mails and mdse;
Pier Is. Bklyn
Toloa tBr,: .cristobai Oct II. Por. Limon
Al pass. mails and mdse Pier lb. e r.
vIrgiuia Express. Richmond Oct 20. TO
Pier Z. N r.
Maple, Philadelphia c. ~. to Halsohaw
IS Co; With pass ana mos ser ~. p r.
Ffanklin, New Orleans Oct II. II Galena
Navigation Co, with ndse; Bayway N j.
Hsrhadian. Boston Oct %; TO White Star
Line. with mdse; Pier So. N n.
Aitamaha. Tampa; to Mallory Line, with
Editor. Phiia delphia Oct 22; to Cosmo-
poiitan IS Co. with sndse; Pier 2, Ho-
Byiayl, Norfolk DC, 81; to Pocahontas
Fuel Co. with coal: off Liberty
sehr Nancy Hankss. Norfolk; to master,
for orders.
Pinem,oor tBr,, Philadelphia Oct 22; to
Purness. Witty & Co, with ndse; Pier so,
Bklyn.
Thomas p Beal, Boston Oct "a. to
HIoulder. Weir g. Boyd. with mdse; Fier :,
Vile doran tFr): to Algerian American
a,le... n,,ne. with ndse: Pier 1. Erie Basin,
Dunstan tpr), Para; to Booth Line with
pass and mdse; 8ad st, B'kIyn
So,nns. New OHeafs. Oct II; to South
40. N r. o'e' ie'
hiladeiphia Baltimore Oct 81; to Clyde
Line, nso, with = mdse: Pier ~. N r..
christia,,a Uscaa IL SDan), copenhagen Oct II,
Line. with pass, mails and mdse
Iexon, Portland, Ore. Sept rs, SAN Fran
cisco Oct q San Pedro S; to United Ameri-
Lake Winthrop. San Domingo.
birmingham City. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Maracsibo. Mayaguez Oct IS; to Bliss,
paliett Co with malls; is expected to
que st).
y, Majestic 9Br). Southampton Oct 1s; TO
white star Line with mails is expected to
Stavangerfjord (Nor1, Bergen Oct "a:
20 Norwegian American Line with mails:
IS expected to dock forenoon at foot 30th
st. B'klyn.
ori4aba. Havana Oct 21; to NY g. Cuba
Mall s s Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IL, E r (Wall st).
Apache, jacksonville Oct I'll; to clyde
> Co: s expected 20 dock forenoon at
Pier 3S r tCharlton st)
4, president .t,s Adams. London Oct Is; to U s
noon at Pier 8. Hoboken.
Manargo, Nassau Oct 21: to Munson s s
Lines with mails: is expected to dock fore
noon az Fier y, + Il (Coenties Siip).
Duo Tomorrow
;, BAYERN tGer). Hamburg Oct ~: to
United American Lines with mails. ID ex-
psetcd to dock forenoon at Pier Sc, r
(West asth st).
neas Witty & Co with mails; is expected
70 dock forenoon at Pier "a. B'klyn,
Due Thursday
Reliance, Hamburg oet II; to United
Amsrican 1 Lines with mails: is expected to
Polonia tDan}, Copenhagen Oct Ia. to
baitis- issa., american Line with mails; la ex-
psetsd pete, 20 dock forenoon at Pier s. Bush
riviyss, Kingston Oct I'll: to United
Fruit Co with malls: is expected "a aoel.
forenoon at Pier Is. e (Nnften r Isrss s - =
Fort Victoria fBr,. Bermuda Oct % -
Fufness Witty & Co with matIs. J. is ~
pected TO dock forenoon at pier SIS. N p
West e5th at) 80 ~ n
Silvia sBr3, 81 Johns Oct 2s: TO Bowrins
Co with mails; is expected to dock fores
noon at foot Java st. B'klyn
Due Friday
Rotterdam. Plymouth. Oct 10
Holland America Line
Due Saturday
Paris. Eavres Oct 2f.. French Js,a
Patris. Naples. Oct Is Jas w Eiweii &. ia
MORO Castle. Havana Oct 24Nard Line
Van Dyck. Buenos sAyres. Oct 6.
Lampors q Holt Line
Due Sunday
Cedric Liverpool. Oct 2I White star Line
Lspiand, Antwerp. Oct 49,, Red Star Lima
casamares Port Limon, Oct %.
United Fruit Co
Das Monday
Mount Clay, Hamburg. oct 81.
United American Lines
hoyal Mali Steam Packer m
President Fillmore. Bremen. Oct Is.
Ponce. San Juan. Oct "a. lines
Ny & Porto Rico S CO
Bliss DalIett & Co
Furness. Witty Co
3 Due Tuesday. Oct 81
AIasfiea, Naples, Oct ~. .Itaiia-Am lime
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Radio Corp. of America

foisf fsre in miles. Positions at noon unless
otherwise stately
A q bedford ITO sW Hatteras Oct 49,
Amsterdam 100 10 Ambrose oc6 zs'
arnbic / 900 p Nantucket 3 PM Oct ~.
Arehimeacs 236 E Nantucket Oct aa;.,
Byron Benson ab n Diamona oct 80
Caracas g75 SE Ambrose oct 2s.
6 A snider 145 N Diamond Oct ss.
Chester Sun $40, Diamond oet ~.
city OF Flint t.s7a w Cork Oct ~ e.
6,erro Ebano 20 ME Contoy Island OCT zz
fyommerciai Pathfinder $50 Cape Henry
r,oraus S. s. Scotland Oct 20.
Eastern Crown 1.2s5 Sc Ambrose Oct 20
Eastern Dawn 1,1T7 Ambrose Oct 2s'
Elisha walker ls7 Ambrose Oct 2s.
Eikhorn s30 n by Cape Henry Oct "a.
Eel Mundo $50 = Scotland Oct 49,
Essex 10 N Winter Quarter Oct 20 20.
Feltore 90 Wattlings Island Oct ~;
arrived Daiauit 10 AM Oct 23 =,
Fred W Weller ssi sw Diamond Oct Oct r.
Gulf OF Mexico 100 S Diamond Oct 23..
Herbert G Wylie :io L Tampico Oct 22'
Herbert /, Pratt 122 Diamond Oct .3'
Japan Arrow 40 ENE Tuxpan Oct "a
John d Rockefeller Al Sc South Pass
Oct 90. =.
Kershaw ssw Fenwiol Oct "a :,
Lake stymon l52 NNE Diamond Oct %.
Lancaster 397 8 Ambrose Oct "a.
T.ightburne 163 sW Diamond Oct "a,
livingston Roe p7o e Ambrose Oct s2.
Maracaibo e42 s Scotland Oct "a.
Mclrose 90 NE Cape Charles Oct 23.
NJ + Elliott 1870 Il by Ambrose Oct 22
Munarnar a5 s Hatteras Oct 23.
Norman Bridge 247 Tampico Oct az
OIen 1852 Ambrose Oct rs.
orduna 6s7 Il Ambrose Oct 80.
oscar D Bennett a42 E Tampico Oct %.
Otho 425 Sc Sandy Hook Oct %.
Paioma 1914 s Scotland Oct 49,
Pastores Gao N Colon Oct 22
President Fillmore 210O Ambrose 2:4o
AM Oct 90.
Reliance 1855 w cherbdurg Oct. %.
Robert E Hopkins u Scotland Oct %.
Eotarian 20 SE Nassau Oct 20.
Saguache 10 Il Hatteras Oct 23.
Samuel l. Fuller SIS SW Diamond Oct 20. 3
exaola 1921 s Sandy Hook Oct %.
santore 720 NNE Colon Oct %
Santa Elisa 953 Scotland Oct %.
S NJ Spaudirg 276 SW Diamond Oct %.
j. Hunt 100 WsW Mona Island Oct %.
Shickshinny lat AZ OF ion so OF Oct %.
socony (barge S4) 1876 Jupiter Oct %.
Standard 500 w Sand Key Oct 22.
Sucrosa 800 Il Tampico PM Oct ?2.
Sunbeam 80 Ovorfaiis Oct 23.
suwanee 1875 e Nantucket Oct 20.
Swift Arrow l,2ao by Sandy HOOK
swiftsure s75 NE Jupiter Oct %.
Texan II 8 Ambrose Oct 23.
Thomas p Beal passed Ambrose Oct 2S.
Turrlalba 4lo S South Pass Oct %.
Nauban 532 Ambrose Oct 22.
Vista lS6 N Jupiter Oct %.
Vittorio Emnanuele III 1888 NE New York
Oct o.
Virginia Limited 10 NNE Cape Charlie,
West Nosska lat as 27 lon 40 Sc Oct %.
w l., steed IA wsW Sand Key Oct 22
w Fl Doheny S66 w Sand Key Oct %.
w NJ Burton 2S5 NE Jupiter Oct 23.
w NJ Irish ITS NE Jupiter Oct 2s.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
Vessel nert ,o San, - 4, Assnsy Is.r I,a..
Moorish Moorish prsnee, isi s; Gibraltar, M Oct 8,
Fnrness. wishy q Co
Amsterdam Shields. Oct ~. Funch. Edge
Larinton. Cardin. Got s...J II Winchester
Hague Maru. NanaiIs,o Sept Is, -, !. ~
ArehiInedes. Manchester, Oct II,
Eastern Pilot. Sunderland; \, 10, 90. Z I. ~
citta di Messina. Naples Oct g; ~.
EurYbates. sabang. Sept 10.
Texan. Colon. Oct ~.
Thoriis Palermo, Got &C.,. Belgian Line
Haiixoucs. Buenos Ayres. Sept %.
Houston Lines
Duo To-morrew
strathfiiian, Liverpool. Oct Il. n L Hague
Juiiana Alicante. Oct A.....Garcia & Dinz
Due Thursduy
Eastern Crown, Cape Town. Sept %snss. e; Fin,
Hog Island. Alexandria. Oct E;;.por, ]; ! > Co
Ansaldo VIII. catania. Oct z, r,.
Ed Luckenbach. Los Angeles. Oct L.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Friday
,srentia, London, Oct IA, .cnnard CO
syria, Marseilles, Oct 5....... .Fabre Line
II. Luckenbach. Cristobal. pct IL.
fucEenbach Line
Due Saturday
Saiawati. Colombo. Sept e5. .Funch, Edye
Maasburg, Rotterdam. Oct 13 .Funch. Edge
~ Due Sunday
Peleus. Yokohama. Sept IA. Boot. & Co
Eastern King Newcastle. Oct -.
] II Wiz chester
Eastern Dawn, Rotterdam. Oct 13.
Black Diamond Lines
Steel Worker, Cristobal, Oct 10.
Isthmian Lines
Due Monday
Half Moon, Alexandria. Oct 10.
tni; ed American Lres
Conejos. Constantinoplc, Oct 3....A H EAall
Wytheville. Hamburg Oct s.
Barber S 3 Lines
Montpeiia. Hamburg, Oct 10.
United American Lines
Duo Tuesday. Oct 81
Federicia. Palermo. Oct S.. Phelps Bros
Siam City. liverpool Oct 17....U S Nav Co
Francisco Antwerp, Oct H.
Eilermans Wilson Line
Egremont Castle, Gibraltar, Oct IT.
Barber s 8 Lines
Empire Arrow. Gibraltar. oct is.
r l. Hague
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
BY Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the positions Of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations in the United
States proper. 1t Ia important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless TELEGRAPH Company. Inc, New
York city tWCG). Babylon, L. l.
New London, Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
London. Conn: lWLC). Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice Will ba
given free through the Radio Corporn
tion OF America by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 23-Bethlehem
Shipbuilding Corporation highest bidder at
$1,000 for wreck Of tanker Lyman Stewart,
ashore at Point Lobos err trt nce TO San
Francisco Bay. Offer cabled to UNDER
writer's in London for confirmation.
Guerrero (Mex). previously reported,
stll. ashore near Mazatlan. Salvage str
Algerine bound from Vancouver to attempt
to float vessel.
schr Golden Shore at anchor In Mission
Bay had fire In hold 22d Fireboat David
Scannell towed vessel to mud flats and
flooded holds. Fire extisuished with small
damage. n
HALIFAX. s, Oct 2-American schr
Kennebuck, from Gaspe, Oct IL. for Phil
day leaking and with pumps disabled.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Ship Owners to Protest
Norfolk Coal CHARGES

At meeting of the shipping
officials at the American Steamshin
Jwners' Association, II Broadway YES.
terday committee was appointed 70 90
into the cost of coal trimming at
Norfolk and Hampton Roads and to
protest against excessive burdens upon
vessels bunker.ng there. 1t was said
that the, charges for trimming at Nor
folk were. higher than at Baltimore or
Philadelphia.
Members OF the committee were an
H,ouDced as follow: Henry S. Lyons,
New England Fuel ard Transportation
Company. J. p. Tomliason, United
American Lines. j. S. Barrows, Cast
ner. Curran & Bullitt; C. C. Coleswor-
thy, Munson Lines, and Frank s. Davis
Maritime Association of Boston Cham.
Der of Commerce.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Change of Masters

Louis Reiter succeeds Edward Reiter
command gasoline sloop Natalie Lucar.
II Lambley succeeds James A Kelly
command steam screw Harrisburg.
James B Hannigan succeeds John Nixon
command barge Red Eagle.
John Williams succeeds, ] M Sleeves
command barkentine City of Beaumont
Donohue command barge Red Hawk.
Harry Dicker succeeds Frank Spinne-
weber command steam screw Amy c
Keller.
VIM Olenczuk succeeds John ] Smith
barge NJ Donnelly
Theodore Fills succeeds Eugene Nelson
command steam screw Henry Lange.
Leslie Harms succeeds Frank A Rinsk-
ler. command steam screw Leonard Rich.
ards
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Ship Beard Rejects All
Offers to Operate Vessels

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.--The Ship
ping Board will continue to operate the
government-owned ships through the
United States Lees until the pending
merchant marine legislation is dis
posed of. Chairman Lasker announced
to-day. The ehairman's announcement
followed rejection by the hoard as un-
satisfactory of all the offers to organ
Ire company TO operate the Shipping
Board vessels
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Oil Tanks Ready in Samoa

PAGOPAGO, American Samoa, Sept.
rs tBy Mail) The two large oil tanks
Of the United States Shipping Board
are about completed in Pagopago,
American Samoa. All the plates Of the
walls and roofs have been riveted to-
gather. There remains the pipe con-
nections TOT be installed Six island
laboregs were injured and one killed
~ the last few sheets OF iron were be-
ing. Dlaeed on the roof Of the second
tank. A lMge beam, hanging to the
roof and supporting platform on
which the workmen stood gave way.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Navy Orders

IRON, The Tribunes Washington BarcaD
WASHINGTON, oct. 23.---Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
KenyoI,. IL Com. c. w, to Annapolis.
Aaaina. 1T s., to Washington.
Halplnc, 1T. C. g., to U. S. s. Rappahan'
Hurlburt, GfM 1t. f. s., to u. s. $. Guyana.
smith Lit: w. G., to U. s. $. Omaha.
Andrews Ems. l.. b., to San Francisco.
Evans. Ems G. g., to U. s: +, ortolan'
QuirIs Lit. r. c., to u. 8. $. Proteus.
Holland, Bosn. A. b., to San Francisco
Weber. Bosn. J., to T. s. $. Lark,
Clifford, Gun. r., to u. s. s. Canopus.
Tlenton, Gun. A. s.. to u. S. S. Quail
Kane, Gun. j. H. to St. Juiiens Creek
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Shipping Board Wins
Levant Oil Contract
Three Lines Will Handle About
100000 Gases i'm Next Year
..nar..L 90 Enr1fa
Around EI Cents

The Shipping Board has obtained a
contract from tho Vacuum Oil Com
pany for the movement Of APPROX
mately 100000 cases Of oil TO the
Leyant during the next year, 1t was
learned Yesterday The terms are said
to be around % cents, or about the
same as in the contract closed between
the Cunard Line and the Standard Oil
Company. There was keen .competi-
tion between foreign and American
lines for the business.
The oil will be moved in lots ~, OF
about $4,000 cases to each vessel. The
Export Steamship Corporation, A. Il;
Bull e. Co and the Kerr Line, all
operating Shipping Board vessels TO
the Near East, will participate.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at sea To-day
East Guis--Fresh north winds and over
cast weather. possibly with local rains.
West Gulf~-Fresh ncrtheriy winds and
overcast weather. probably with local rains,
Csgibbsan Sea and Wlndward Passage
Mo5rrnsa to frtah northeast and nerth
winds over north portion and moderate
variable over south portion, overcast
weather and probably LEGAL rains.
North OF Sandy Hook---Strong west and
northwest winds and overcast weather
sandy Hook TO Hatteras---Fresh 10
sgfong northwest winds and partly over
cast Weather.
HatterAa to Florida Straits--Frcsh north
west winds and partly overcast weather
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Todd Plant to Build
New Passenger Liner

The Todd Shipyards Corporation has
been awarded contract to build d twin
screw combination cargo and passen-
ger vessel for the Alaska Steamship
Company. Construction will begin early
in December at the Tacoma, Wash.
plant cf the company
The new vessel will have a length of
$50 feet between perpendiculars, az
feet inches beam. draft Of 20 feet
and her two $500 horsepower engines
will give speed Of about 1s knots
She will have cargo capacity of $500
tons, accommodations for 235 passen.
gers and will burn oil fuel.
The bids on the work were as fol.
lows:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.--Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Ordnance Department
Englehart. Mai r. A., to Chicago
Waidman, Maj. c. A., to Cambridge
Larned, Maj. w. e., to Watervliet
Aurand. Maj. n. s.. to Columbus Barracks.
Coast Artillery
Handwerk. Capt. M. c., to University.
Welchmer. Ma. r. r., to Fort Monroe.
Medical Corps
Pools. Maj. F H. to Langley, Field.
racks.
Merrick. Capt. J. N. to Chicago.
Oatman, Capt. c. D., to Fort Hancock.
infantry
Barnes, Col J. W., to Atlanta
Manchester. Maj. p. r.. resigned.
Air Service
Meyer, 1t NJ. e., to Akron
Mamlin, Lit. w. s., to Fairfield
Klrksey, 1t. G., to Fairfield.
Boyd. Lit. w. L., to Dayton
Crumvine, 1t. C. E., to Dayton.
Pearson. 1t. A. jr., to Dayton
Ruggles. 1t. F. W.. to Little Rock.
Miscellaneous
Merrill M,lI.,,, Chaplain G. C.. u. s. A.. to Fort
Blakeney. Chaplain j. l.. U. 8. A., to Fort
Douglas
White. Maj. H H.. f. A.. resigned
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Sailed Yesterday

,, julia Luokenbsch, Boston; Robert r
Hopkins Tarnpico; Bradclyde (Br), Hayre ,
; Mnffett Jr. Texas City; Jefferson Nor,
folk; Lillian, Norfolk: Arator (sw1' CAT
weston; Northern Star Philadelphia.
5ronte lBr), Brazilian ports; CONNER
clai Trader, -----; Mex p,t,i
more; Eastern Leader, Hull
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24

/ cTIRfsTTANsAND. Oct 22--ieiltg Olav
,, tpanl, New York for copenhagsn. 49,.
NAPLES Got 1s.---America t1tnD. Now
GENOA, Oct 1s--sheiley (Br). Mont
| real.
fiAvRr. Oct ls---rnvineipe. Galveston
| jacques Cartier (Fr), New Orleans; 20, Dor
| ingfon Court (Br). New Orleans .
ANTWERP, Oct 1o--Gothiand (Belg),
| New York
ROUEN, Oct 1e--EAusica (Fr), new
KonE. Oct 2o--IIamburs Maru tJap).
PENAgTH, Oct so--New York city tBr),
MALTA, Oct s2--casey. New Orleans
! for Smyrna.
Montrcal 22 Elswicls Grange tBr), New
| York Tor Genoa; Istria tItnl1. Montreal;
Navarino tBrl, Port Arthur for Genoa.
| LONDON, Oct 22--Methven tBr). Mont
,eal President POLK New York; Royal
PORTLAND, Eng, Oct 2o--Nilemede
ST MICHAELs, Oct 2--Britannia tFr>,
New York via Providence for Marsciller.
| LEITH, Oct 21-cairndhu tBr>. Mon.
BR1xHAM. Oct 21--Grelcaldy tBr,, New
QUEENSTOWN. Oct 21--Levenpool tBr>.
IIyERpooL. Oct ,:,.r s,-Bssi'TS j Tc,or's onr1; !
{Br1 Montreal Lakon's hr1 New or
] leans; Dominion Miller (Br), Baltimore
Via Halifax; Mount Evans, Galveston y,a, ydr,f for
Ma sa eaT,sis eansps b
! BUENos AYREs. Oct 2s--rapatoa
tBraz2, New Orleans ., tpo.ssa,--1,ampo
! soth-Tremorval (Br). Montreal
DUNKiRK. Oct 2o--David Lloyd George
'fAI ARIDRossAN. Gau Oct 22-Farmsnm lDt).
/ Philadelphia via Montreal: storaker (Nor)'
Nfy FoRTnANp Rf1n NJ Aelss@ nas oe. as1ssmeos
| (Br) Montreal for Bremen; 2ad, Annoy
(Nor). st John. 3. nv, s.n
MANcHEsTER. 'ssc Oct 22--Mercedes de
La1,essMs 5n1l aa,Sess1n oe, Phil
'of1Pnln' TIHNTs1N sIs Oct sa-orterio tBr> New
York; West Chopaka, San Francisco.
Departures
LONDON, Oct 21-Holbrookt Br>, Mont.
! real; 23d southwestern Miller. New York
! Norwch city tBr,. New York; Venusia
go co1ipNSMAGEN. Nsw xGES; Oct 1,-scandla tDan,
LISBON, Oct 2o--canada (Fr), New
ROTTERDAM. Oct so--Frsia. Key West
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2O-Tyrrhenia tBr),
TpeRmr MiysNTp9oS' oa} % bo.t9S Nest racook Gal
! weston.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 81 - Megantic (Br)
Montreal; Andania tPr) Montreal; Con-
| cordia (Br). Three Rivers, Que.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 21--Caronia (Br),
sHASdhAI. Oct 21 - Arizona Maru
MovILLE, Oct 21 - cameronia tBr)
| Cfrom Glasgow, New York.
| ANTWERP. Oct lo-West Eicasco Bos-
ton; Goth, Innoko, New York,
| MANCHESTER, Oct 20-Narcissus, Nor
| folk.
GENOA. Oct 21-Cretic tBr). New York
SHIELDS, Oct 21-Horda tNor). Mont
real; Wales Maru (Jap) Qrom Middles-
/ brouRh). Boston.
YOKOHAMA. Oct so-Hannawa. Port
! land Ore.
/ City (Br). Philadelphia.
PORT SWETTENHAM Oct 22--Antilo-
chus (Br) (from Hongkong) New York
BUENOs AYRES, Oct 23--Vistris tBr)
! New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
City Island

Bound South--Schrs Quaco Queen ORB
st John. N b. for New York, with lumber
to r Booth: Magnolia, Block Island 70,
New York
Bound East--schr John K,elberg (Br)
Gutenberg for Halifax.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24

Mongolia, Hamburg. Oct a.. American Line |
po,ycArp Para, Oct 10. .,... Booth Co |
Southern Cross. Santos, Oct
Munson Lines /
sthoney Havana, Oct ~. ...,.W Ward Line |
New-York tribune., 1922-10-24
Fire Record

AAC ANCCOEu
a; a. M, DAMAGE
is.do-aga isao "a av. v............... -. Unknown
l2;2o-s42 Amsterdam ay.; Felix
rr. 'SAiiupte .t.....s. Unknown
6:bo--In front OF s2s st Clair placs.
auto truck: bernstein Bros. .Trifiinr
ssi So-2so -. lllth St; Philip Lam
aesta Unknown
F. M. : AsAo" /" = =
is:0o-S2a ". 12tth st.; rubbish None
1:oo-W 17sth st. and Wadsworth
az, ience. Unknown
l:26-2ss w. seth at: unknown. .Unknown
2:ae-baxter and Leonard sts.: vacant
90. az. W. =. !. :. ~. None
S:A5-s77 Greenwich sts; James Nolan.
x:oo-l7s eth av: Philip Smith. !. Mona
o:Sb--134th st. and Willis av, the
Bronx. tar barrel: unknown.
7;2e--Intervaie av. and Freeman st.. ds'' :
40 Eronx: Kaufman Bros. Unknown
s:Ae-lo1 w, 2sth ST; NJ. Rothman
Unknown
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-26
QUICK STOP ASSURED
BY HYDRAULIC BRAKE
New Feature Of Dusenberg Car
Is Effective Safety
Appliance.

One OF the most recent accomplish
ments in the automotive trade Is the
and perfecting of the
four.wheel hydraulic brake. used on
the Dusenberg straight eight auto.
mobile. The simplicity of the sys-
tenn IL it's outstanding feature.
Fluid IL carried in the system which
Ia always full. The brake 10 oper-
ated by the foot pedal in the con-
ventionel manner.
A cylinder with a piston II at.
tached to the pedal. As the pedal is
depressed, liquid In forced out OF
the cylinder by the piston and into
tubes leading TO the four wheels.
A small cylinder and piston is 10
Gated in each Of the four brakes,
and as the pressure comes on. the
piston In each brake 10 forced up.
ward by the liquid entering the cyl.
Under. The piston operates a tog.
gle arm. which in turn, expands the
two shoes in each brake drum.
No initial pressure is required. All
the hydraulic is created by pressure
on the foot pedal. Pressure in the
system increases as the pedal is
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REGISTRATION FEES GIVE
BIG SUM TO GOOD ROADS

or S10S,213,165.35 collected in reg
fstration fees from 9,245.195 pass'n'
ger cars and commercial vehicles,
23,114 trailers and l77.23i motor
cycles. as well as chauffeurs' licenses
in the AZ States and the District of
Columbia. January to July !, 1921,
according to the United States Du-
reau of public roads, the sum Of
SOL ,793,4l5, or "a per cent. is avail.
able for good roads. Total revenue
for the year 1920 in registration fees
was s102 .546,212.25. The revenue for
the first half of last year. therefore
exceeded the entire revenue for 1929
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those who like TO deal in figures. II
is interesting. too, TO show the trs-
mendous strides made by the auto
mobile industry.
The answer will vary according to
the automobile engine. But the
Model ~ eight-cylinder Oldsnobile
requires 3z5 separate and distinct
machines. practically all of which
were specially designed for manu-
featuring the new Oldsmobile eight.
cylinder engine.