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New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Mnrilimc Miscellany

BOSTON. Dec s-Durion 4 y 60 bought
ctr csriseo from caribbean GO. Win
bound here from Curacao Ilor former
names were naitlmorfnu and Aflantio
City Built IA Port RiohiAond IN iti3.
CRIsTOBAf. Dto C--souihvss, storm
warnings displayed A. san frar' 'fco ana
vicinity, Port San Luis ard San ego.
sAuLT STE. MARIE. Meh. Dee s-H
sye. ieft Detour for Buffalo With ore be-
fore warnings of last nights storm, not
reported at noon.
NORFOLK. pco 6--Thrss ships entered
Hampton Roads to-day for coali Mlnna
tOerl, % Hamburg. Naba. 10 Ne" YORK.
and France Maru. 20 Galveston.
y. " Rigs. fifteen years keeper CAPE
Henry IirhthouFe. dropped dead 20 Work
in engine room OF station. heFeuD y.AIe
ola, was % bo retired IN January. heisrs
aasignment 20 Cape fisury Light he had
chargs stations in North Carolina ons
tins represented Carrntuck County Va
North Carolina LsFlsiatufe.
New ship Edward T. strong addsd
Montreal feet lake vessels left torei To-
day. arrived to-day. Strong IN for LAKE
service. of latest conairuc'ion, possesses
capaclfv 400 tons. or p. 900 bushels Efaln,
MONTREAL. Dec g--Taith IN Montreal
a. shipping center % grain trade has led
70 Incorporation Of Eastern t'eamahip 90,
backed BY American grain interests.
Orders placed IN Britain Tor ten. gain
carriers. canal rlEe. % BE- delivered Nay.
vii run Buffalo. Port Colbornc. Montreal
Capaciiy 10000 bushels each.
MONTREAL Dec s-orain clearance
hoard announced to-day ltfbs0,000 bush.
els grain handled this port during last
SEASON. as compared iii.0li.ol1 bushols
New York. and against l1i. .N1.osO here
during 1921 season. All records broken
Record also reached ia number vessels
Visiting port IN 1879 iofallng iit ton
naao i.fff.fOi. compared W.. 99f vcs-
rein aggl.sf5 tons IN f9s.. Also an.
nounesd i.37g vessels brought grain from
lake porta
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
By Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
sUIPMAsTFHS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the posi- lions OF merch1nt vessels re-
csived through the Infeperdent Wire
less Corporafse9 and tho Radio Corpo.
ration of Amsiscs shipmasters of
vessels With radio apparatus may win
out charge. report their tlEJ loon
positions through the ig.lowing com.
merciaI radio ttationo M the United
Ftstss proper. u 81 important that
these reports should be sent promptly
noon each day in order that tney
NAV b. received IA time tof publication.
Position reports can slso be aent
through tho stations of the Independent
wireless telegraph Company, inc NoT
York City (WCG), Babylon, J.. ].
(WsE), East Hampton. J.. ]. tWsA).
New London, Conn. (WSIJ.
No charge made for medical o.
ssrgicai advice, latest news ana weather
reports.
will receive position reports through
the following stations. cape Cod
CwCC). siasconset, Mas. fW9c). Ncw
London. Conn. (WLC). Cape May. New
York City (WNY).
Medical Rnd surgical soiFe VIII be
giyen free through the Radio CORPORA
ton % America h. the L. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
~. Y. Ship Lines
Fail to Accept
Cotton Demand
Continental Conference De-
fcrs Final Decision on
Gulf Ulfimatum Until
United Kingdom Meeting

Steamship lines in the Continental
Conference yesterday failed to reach
an agreement or the uitimatun from
he Cgl. Lines threatening . rate
var unless the diferentiai or cotton
IA reduced b. Friday. After several
hours Of discussion q final decision
vas deferred until the United King
4ora Conference can take up the mat
te- to-day. Afser this there may Be
= Joint meeting Of the two CONFER
crcss on the issue.
The demand from the Gulf com
,suics va the subject Of q heated de-
bate at 10 Bridge Street. The ma
orlty sentiment was against any yie ID
.sg. u was held that the greater m
sursrc. rate involved In shipping cot
ton from TIE Gulf 20 New YORK Tor
tyans-sfipment. com pared with the
rats on direct shipments from TIE
Gulf % Europe. more than Offset the
difference in the steamship rates.
The TWENTY-FIVE or morc ship lines
In the Continental trade had before
them The demand from the Gulf for
r.fiscafion ~ tic tentative agreement
-eaehel last week in sessions - New
York and Washington. when II was
decided 70 reduce the difefential %
north Atlantic ports under the Guit
from 20 20 II points for loo pounds.
This would Offset the lS-cent coast
wise charge and bring about a larger
movement from Southern ports.
According 70 q number OF speak
ers yesterday. Il would be better for
che North Atlantic lines 20 risk q rate
var and trust 20 getting a good share
81 the business than 20 agree TO re-
duetion which will send most OF the
srahe directly from the Gulf 10 Eu-
roDe.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Radio Corporation of America

fTosltion a. noon. distance in rnileu. unless
otherwise stated
Albert z Watts 400 ssW Breton Reef
Ap,ssis 20 = By " Diamond Dec 8.
ATwiworid IS SEE csps Henry Dec 9.
Ansricsn 7f9 sE Arrbross Dec 3.
Atlantic sun isi Z Sabine Bar Dec Z.
America 1918 p lmbrose DEC 9.
Arviner lfE NE Hattsras Dec 8.
Bayou Chicago l27b y Hols In Wall
ssnn.ok iiso ENE Cap, May pso g.
Bslyeosrs it7 y Cape Race Do ..
Bcatrics i5s Diamond Dec 8.
Byron D Benson 2st Ambrose Dee 4
Bradford City 10 Nantucket Dec e.
caeiane s5 - Watlings leland Dec ..
caianarcs if5 from Havana expected 20
arrive daylight Dec s.
Camden $50 r TRmplco Dec ?.
CARACAS left san Juan f.20 PM Dec 8.
Celtic Prince pa Fire Island Dec 3.
china Arrow i4s s Diamond Dec
Cry of Montgomery % - Diamond Dec G..
Cisvaraok 1875 L Amhrogs Dec 6.
CcliinFswood IL miles from 0en0a Deo g.
Crofton Hail lfto ssE Ambrose Dec 8.
Dallas ss5 u Boston Dec =.
David McKeiVy 400 hmbrose Dec 8.
Deerfiele PM sbeana Point Tclrno Dec g.
d y heAiiister ltug) 10 sW Wings Neck
DlriEo 1871 ENE Hois In Wall pso e.
Durham Wheeler tsohr) 81 = Jupiter
Eastern Coast 20 Cape May Pm
Dec 5. a
Esneru Crown SO wNv SAND Key Dec 8.
Eastern Dawn 1871 p Ambrose Dee &.
Eastern Cloud i3fJ SE Ambrose Dec 2.
Ebro ~ EsE Sand Key Dec 6.
BastPoft So 5 Ambrose Dec 9
Ei Orieufe Diamond Dec 6.
III sigo ~ y Jupiter Dec g.
z J. Doheny "a iStl 81 Ambrose Dec
2 W Sinclair so5 Ne Jupiter Dec 3.
2 r Bedford 81 EsE sand Key Dec 3.
Eastern Tempest ID Pollock ZIP Ly / Pm
Escsns ss sv Boston Lv Dec g.
II Ifiso i3f 3 Scotland Dec g.
Federal 5e7 EE Mobile Dec 5.
ErssAl,in ,r X Lane 10 sw Iiaitsrss pso 3.
+ + KeiioEs ~ NE Jupiter Dec 8.
George Washington duo Plymouth IL pM
caissse :st So CAP, ssrsnton Dec 6.
Cui. srisce % NE Jupiter Dec s.
HIATT tts = cofland DEC O.
hsmpden J {, SW ~ WIntsrcuzrtsr Dec G
J d Arehboid so Sc san Pedro Paf
Dec b
; Fis,ehsr Fsrrsii go NE Jupiter Dec s.
Lake Fairport ne vs. Kingston Dec s.
Lake Hector 81 SSE Brunsyick. Ga. Dee
Liberty Lao p Ambros- Dec 6.
Mackinav ? sE Nantucket Dec 8.
dsngefe oischarEing a. DaiouisL Chile.
MsEhatisn Island. i.sss z Nantucket Dec s.
Aary land 70 cE Cape Hatferna Dec D.
NaYaro 80 b. = Ambrose Dec g.
Meircsc q = Firc Island Dec g.
n 7 Elliott 20 NJ Jupiter Dec g.
NtEscurl Isl : Ambrose Dec Q
Mvnsibro 20 ~ Cape cod Dec
Muniiis 100 sW Hatteras Dec g.
Munplsce Iff : Ambrose Dec G.
Nercissgs $40 III deg from Cape Race
Nns ,g57 y Ambrose Dee 8.
Norfolk rs NNE winterq1arter Dec s.
Norman Bridge q y Jupiter Dec Q.
. Warinr rs 5 Jupiter Dec
PaDamAn LIS 3 Ambrose Dec s.
Pau LDckenbach g = Ambrose Dee g.
Philadelphia f5s & sccNand Dec s.
Philip Pa6iickeF - Delaware Break
water Dec g.
Porto Rico 80 Scotland Dec s.
President Van rare1 ~ = Ambrose Dec g.
Robf q lfcrsius 1886 - Balboa Dec s.
sunbeam sfS s gtfrialis Dec :.
santa EBialil f7s 8 An.trose Dec J.
u fpauidirg 70 ME- Hafteras Dec g.
Sautors qt8 Ambross Dec $.
et~elore N - Waflinxa Island Dec :.
Fomi Z FULLER fst = Diamond Dec q.
Swift Arrou III ~ Jupiter Dec 8.
san Bfuit0 / 1.11o Nantucket Dee ..
San LORENZO I'll " Sand Kay Dee ..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07

AyoyMoUTH Dec t--iforie, naltimoFsl
4 Crinpls Greek. Baltifuoro -.
foNbOw usr t.-Vtffuiia fBr). NeE
yo-k. a f.aeEawanna tDDs New lerA'
Antonio tBD, New York; :. Homegrown
'lr lPBrRooEAp. Nov ii--Albs,ros tSor,.
'ss sSsofaKorrNo. Nov. i'.-s.'TsS'r
NRsffiBso. Dec. i.-sonors tTr). New
IrfTH. Dec. t-Caruiln. Gsw rogh
SYDNEY, ~ sw, DC t--EAsisfn PlAnei-
"sI scIALeuTrA. Dec. L-Pol,rio CDD. Ne"
ILivEnrooL Dec. s.-Aaihor tBr,'
pERIU Dec. 5.-clty of Harvard (Br),
from Calcuita). Esu York: 90. ~,
ADEN. Dec. t-Falffleid CiiT ufom
psfsrisb' nogton and Ssw York
eJfTEf.Ds. Deo. g.-kraios f5wed)'
(from atoc ockholml. Portland. Ma
cOLoMBO. Dee. t.--Reiyo MAru tJap)'
M iMsAScHrsrEn, Dec s.-w'', csaae,.
Ny soohs oi'L DEL Tono. Dso i-cana'A
lJ'sS.1h JT'hSTh MARTA. Dec t-carriilo New
Tork va crisieeai .nd kinEs''ni for' An
NEUvITAs. Dec 5-Ardennia tsW)' car
'o1AiaDrwAs. Dso s-Kro'iona tN'F,'
'sn GENOA. SS' D.o San Pisuo n'sD'
d NaFLEs, Dec s-colomSo dtsD. New
9c.fvIrA. vEccHiA. pee ;-csdor'
'liaiSSiq lisaliSSiqEtfoEE, Dec S-K'ndH Castle
pssiiGScH1f Dec I-PatfisN Hsnry. New
Tork.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Dangers to Navigation

CBy 4. 3. Hrdrogrsphic OfncsD
Nerth Atlantic Ocenn-Oh the American
Coast
Tho following cbsfrurf 0nn we're report
81 Nov ~. lat % g. lon q 2t. fpar
rrofecffnF n above water attached %
agfniar.ef urrckage--t 'fcdefie p kelicee
isov ~ let % ~. lon - IS. large tree
sr's1k roofs out Of Water-AEw'dalef Nov
- lsf ie rs. lon 20 o. iarge tree trunk
With extensive roots trizouian, NOV ~.
iat 70 o.. lon % g. large tree trunk With
sstfnsiYe roots-Netfpsu (Esl.
Ice Reports
Tee hes been reported az follows; Re
selr@d following reports from Cape Race
rs4.o station, NcY 20. LAT 40 -, lon % is.
iaras bsfg ana several growlersi about y
miles 40 deg rrucl from Cape Race, a
large berF oct 40. iat ~ 81. Ion t7 20.
large bfrg-kr0oniand Nov ~. lat i5 o..
isn. fs 50 beg 60 q high 400 n Long
1Sazsrbc. Soy ~, iat 81. ION 80. berg 80 e.
figh snf zoo o. i0ng-Ncrtcnian.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Co., Inc.

distance IN uiIes. position A. ncoa IN
less othsrwi1a specihed)
Acu,hnet OF Newport Dec g.
thrercn 20 WsW block Island pce -
Albert = waiis 400 ssW Brenion hee'
Bia,- pd rirs Island Dec 6.
Boswell Ifa Ambrose Dec 3.
Bird Cty f.0ss Sc cape Henry Dec
Blrkfnhsad sls ENE Diamond shoa'
nsividsre -. sE CAPE Race Dec 8.
faravo coe1r 1895 ENE Hole-in wall Dec 3
prrou chico 1875 FNE Hois-inNau Dec O.
comai go y hey Mtsi bee
CuTrier fUT WV Toriugag Dec D.
Carplata C77 Z cape Cod Dec s.
lare afl y Afuddllla Dec g.
Dfrfro rf-a ENE Hole-in-Waii Dec 3
Easfru sword 1899 = Amorose DEC o.
Terern klng ilof p hmorosc Dec D.
yam tff * Ambrose Dec :.
pssfsrf. Coast GA a Scotland Dec ..
HNsfa walker 20 = Ambrose Dec o.
Fort Hamilton ss2 ~ Ainer2ee Dee
CUT Prince 30 NJ Jupiter Dec 8.
C'oncasfcr - 7 Fire Island Dec 9.
GrifiFht 90 y Jupiter Dec 8.
Varvcatsr fa5 y Diamond shoEl Dec g.
lroouois 90 Baracoa PM Dec -.
= 81 Gufcy .ff NEW Tortggas Dec 5.
ftorshrw 10 NB Brigantina Dec 3.
Ints Winthrop $50 S Scotland Dee ;.
Maoran iat 81 Go Ion 90 % Dec Z.
Musciia 500 sE Cape Race Dec =.
Montana 1851 from Cape Hcnlopsn Dec 2.
Na~tfrioue if7 y 50 Thomas Deo g.
sfuuarq0 fsft NASSAU PSI Dec 3.
Mexico 81 y Jupiter Dec 9.
Norfh American 24s 8 New York Dec 8.
Nevadan 11f p Colon DEC 3.
Ophiq lat 1913 lon bi - Dec s.
Ponce loft Aguadiila for San Juan Dec :.
Tasnayivanlzn 900 NJ Colon pM Dec :.
patria fgs r Ambrose Dec s.
Robin Adair 5000 Boston Dec 3.
Robin Hood 7sf 81 Ambrose Dec @.
eacua lcft san Juan 5:4b pM Dec 8.
svtnarrow ~ - Jupiter Dec 3.
san Juan cae y san Juan Dec 3.
shenandoah Is Y Cape Henry Dec o
samuel . Brown 1f3 Nj Colon Dec g.
seaconnet vs. bv Nonthuk Dec s.
Tuscan NE Monfauk Dec 8.
Tanamo foe E scotland Dec ..
Tclcmacus lat 80 tl Ion ~ IS Dec 9.
Western World 2.fs0 Sc Ambroes Dee s.
Wcet Canon 2is Boa;on Dec 6.
West Tofant Dat 80 60 lon a. % Dec 5.
Tarcubo lgS r Ambrose Dec ..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Committee Chosen 10 Install
Uniform Discharge Rule

A step toward the use Of contin.
rous diseharre books By operators OF
shipping Board vessels. the standing
committee on managing agents agree
inents yesterday appointed a sub-eom-
-nittec 10 cooperate with the American
steamship Owners Association. II
sonsists Of Colonel @. Bartlett. Cosmo-
politan; T. j. Kshoe, Admiral Line, and
Charles BArthcld, Barber Lines. The
purpose Of the new committee Is %
meet with ship owrers and adopt uni
form rules for putting the practice
into operation.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Marine Disasters

HONOLULU. Tee s--Frssi0srf Tart. san
rranclaco fer HcngkonE. previously re-
roFisd retufni1s here With engine troable,
arrived q Tu. Dec 9. boilers damaged
VIII rerair snf proceed.
PARRsBORO y 3. Nov .o-schr Bar
rsra " fHrl from Boston. reported re-
Gently sah0f, al Booth Bay. being stripped
h1u and scar for sale.
nrhr G!sdys = Whidicn (nrl. from Bass
LIVER Tor weymouth. Mas. arrived Dec if
ieakirg t4diy. was tenched for repairs:
,Tas completed yesterday and Is reload
1nE rarro.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Notice TO Mariners

fry Hyfrosrarhlc Officel
Eu0ya Urfd FOR enpff maut By Arur
= niles ~ deg from Nildnerue-t Point
b shsrs friant. Bioef lt.aaf sound NeF
Torr. fn ist n 70 - =. ion - tt % ". IN
spfi0dn u ore -frin round steel buoy,
.f1ltr. nooIfl lu Z i1fhcms % water. I.5oo
A. ~ lee from Haes Rock iiektlouae.
Ilaec rec lFht on p.erheh1, sunln Cove,
llfie. m at ff a. 10 s, ion 10 ~ rs ",
aso destroyed 10 Sepiumber. VII - re-
eGtSJlia1s1.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
City Island

BOUND SOUTH; Delaware. Boston. for
NeW York. Steam Boat Cape COD.
BOUND EAST Schr. Truro queen tbfl.
Perth Amboy. for So. John, Tugs, Watup-
narGes: Onrurh. With one barge. p 7
Morss With ons barge. Otis Wack lbfi-
with ons barge. nottingham. vita thtee
barges; steam Canal Marian.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Change of Masters

Lester s. Mckenzie succeels samuel
furdf com ni1rl steam screw Thomas IA
rh~eier. standard oii COMPANY.
a. J kcafinc t1cccrds = y cocps ccri-
rIsn@ steam screw rfrernncr,
John Coriey Fucccrdf George T Carlton
q omm8nd barge MaDch chunk
Thor1a - Narnirs succee1s James
ac0ulre- -comr1and steam screw So Patrick
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Shipping Notes

The first tanker from tho Pacific
Coast under the shipping Board-Stand-
ard oil Company Of New Jersey con
tract will be the Devolente, 10000
tons, allocsted 90 Walker DAILY,
which will leave San Pedro January /.
The Furncbs Bermuda Line has IN
sitsd guests 20 inspect tho Fort VIC
toris. At Pier s5, North River, at loon
to-rdorrow.
The White Star Line has opened an
office At Csiro 10 handle its winter
business in Egypt. Victor J. Kernsn,
of London. ha- been dispatched as
sasnagcr. 10 will remain there until
April 20 care for tourists from New
York on winter cruises.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Departures

HCELvA. Hcv is-Angsia tspl, Sew
HERNosAsD. Nov f,--Jos,y DAM.
Kew lorA
TRIESTE. Des Glars Gtl. New York
ROTTERDAM. Dec e-Eimsport, Phils-
d-lphia; g. Canadian Constructor CBr),
Halifax II vredsuburE lDu). Boston.
FORCADOS. Dec 1-Palma (BT). New
York
dap from HonEkOuE). Tsoornai Presi-
dent Cleveland from HonEkong). Gan
Francisco.
ANTWERP. Dec t-Argus Philadelphia.
NIGfYRe. Dec s--TIucerlc CBrl (from
Calrutfa), Hoston ard New York. g.
BAksdsts Maru Jsp) (irom caieu;ta).
New York.
CALCUTTA. Dec 4-city OF Brisbane
(Brl, Scw YORK.
LIsBON. Dec t--sRuEuE New York
souTHAMPIoN. Dec e--Maisssie (Dr),
New York vla CheFbourF
MASii-A. Dec t-Bohenisn Club, san
Fraucirco.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Foreign Ports
By Cable
Arrivals

TRoSDHJEM. NoY ss--sTsin '-'' '"o'''
sRSoRY. Dec s-Aiab.ana Maru lJap).
Tacoma FOR HongEong; Canadian W,rner
fpr1 vancouver; 9Th fhidzuoka AteFu
(Jap). Seattle for HonGkong.
ROTTERDAM. Dec 5--Alchiba tDul'
wort-esi. Cranforf Galveston. saeearspps,
Houston. West IntEiP. New YORK; o.
HorJ. (Nor). Monueal' heatonia 'bij'
SYDNEY. y g ". Dec 5-cauadian
Britishsr (Br). vAncouver.
ALEXANDRIA. Dec S-radir tb)' san
FsGII9p Gibraltar. Dee J-Rorburgh nr).
r.hilad,;phta for cenos; seYthia tBr). Nc
YORK; tih. vulcano dtaD' Sew YORK to'
c8PB TOWN. Dec s-w'',srn Glen
"iT iPLfSor7H, Dec s-Gsors. wsshias-
ton. New YORK foF chsToourT and Bremen
'Aso s0rPTf5 IssfPToN. Dec s-orduna tBr).
~ York Tor Hamburg (anc procstdedl.
BARCEIOSA. Dec Hobby tbr1, NeF
York: ,fichasi T. EmpeHeos egrR, ,-
oTl.sas o ;si z,noh w 90 sorlssas. sa Hs.,ss. i.
P.rfsroia; an. Ifsigira, oalvfston.
MARsElLLEs. Dec 2-iAnklmoCsT ibif{'
Montreal. Ciulia utai). lhIadolrhlai a.
. 'ccIIrUrrk. Dec i-Ciiy % Lucknow
pGiAsGoW, Dec t-Gracia tBrl, Mont
eSwAScursTEn. Dec l-Man.hss,sr
,ssrehsnt CBr5. Phnsdsiphi,.
ST SAzAIKB. Dec f-Nsst Eieafa' "eT
York. r,-, n.
ten VA Haiifax; Ansonls tDrl. Montreal
rureerora (Br), EeN York, 6th, MsnchHs-
ter Hero OBJ. Montreal; Auhllian tbfl,
~ 'AlvoNNoUTH. D,o 5-oria tNor)'
TS9Spox. D.o s-vssconia CBD. Ss-
YORK: Chictazw city Br), san Fran-
San JUAN. Dec t--csraeas. cgraeso fof
SeE York. proes.ded AZ 8 p n Dec s.
MANZANfLLo De-. 6.--Ruua fSorl,
Nev YORK via CienfnegoA
SANTIAGO Dec f-Nirnrorff thrl. >ff
York: SIN. Gi.ndoyis. Santa crur. Bansn,
fSor< Rsw York. Joes tNori. Sew or
TAyAMo. De t-I4t, Como. Antiila.
rpilfd morning Dec 3 for CananoTa.
CTENYUEGOs. Dec g-scrtshavst (Din),
BocAs DEI ToRo. D'o s-Ai'n''
u 'HXvhTA. Dee t-ssnts Xsrta. Tsz o.
Issns. 6th. Caianarea New York; uluA
CBrj. port Lrnon for Esv YORK: sIs Bias
? Pu1ERT1 cAsT1LLA Dec s-coppsnsns.
TAMPoco. Dc T-xsst.r,1. v,rs cru..
HONOLULU, Dec B--Prssidsnt Taft. ean
Frsneisco Tor EonEtonS.
BohBAT. Dec linda ArTOv' Port
houiEN. Dec I-Aftrs Msaei (span).
New Orleans.
HAMBURG. Dec t--Mouut Carroll, New
York.
AMSTERDAM. Dec - Biinfsr6yk
(Dufehl. Baltimore.
ANTWERP, Dec b-zeelaad (Br). $sw
York VIA Southampton.
PALERMO. nov fT-Erie hnru (Japl.
Philadelphia: Nov 20. LiYsrEa Gtai). Mon
TRIESTE. Nov 2s-s,roasou u,sD.
Boston and Baltimore.
NAPLES. Dec liking Alexander fpr).
Esw. York for Piraena. Cisanthis (Grsskl,
Montreal; Dec 2. EtheifTsda (Br), Mon
treAL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Vessels Sold

,fi.srsr,. rasolina yacht ~ tors. s1id BY
estate ~ Louis II Elscniohr 70 Clay
Nvahfter
New-York tribune., 1922-12-07
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mail information VIII Be found
n Travel PAGE. eighth c0iurln.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-11-28
13 Million Air Letters
DeliUered In 10 Week

For 10 consecutive weeks the o.
Air Mail service mas operated withoY
a break in its daily schedule T1
mail planes have covered 321, 500 mli9
in that time at a speed of more ting
100 miles an hour. and carried II
100000 letters. When the airway b
tween Chicago and Cheyenne. Wyd
is marked with beacons mail win lea1
New York at i p. m. and arrive
San Francisco by p. m. the mel
day. A few more years and we sha
see the beginning of a tremendo5
traffic in the air.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-11-28

and the rest shake as this style Of
guides allows the line to shoot easily
through them with very little friction.
The tip top, very important item
on rod, should be of the perfection
or file proof metal type and never af
agate, as they are entirely too light
and break too easily. A great deal of
wear comes on the line at this point,
and a good smooth and hard tip is a
very essential thing.
The rod should be kept well-var.
nished at all times with a good grade
Of spar varnish. as the worst enemy
of split bamboo is water. Water works
into the rod and causes it to give away
at the places where they are glued to-
gether. Keep good split bamboo
rod well vanished and it will last for
years under hard service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-11-28
HOPE To USE RADIO
IN MINE DISASTERS;
MAKE EXPERIMENTS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-Radio
communication between rescuers on
the surface and miners entombed in
mines following fires and explosions,
IS nope held out by the United
States Bureau of Mines, to lessen the
horrors and losses of mine disasters.
Preliminary tests conducted by the bu-
reau, with the cooperation of a great
electrical manufacturing concern, in
an experimental mine at Bruceton, Pa.
already have resulted in a degree of
success.
While these experiments have so far
failed to develop any practical method
OF using wireless waves for under
ground communication, nevertheless,
says publication of the mines bureau
they indicate clearly that electromag-
netic waves may be made to travel
through solid strata In the Brueeton
experiments signals were heard dis
tfnctly through SO feet of coal strata,
although the audibility fell off rapidly
as the distance was increased. The
absorption of loss of intensity with
distance Is very great for the short
wave lengths used in these tests. Long
er wave lengths are known to suffer
less absorption and may possibly be
found practically effective under GER
tain conditions.
In this connection it is interesting to
note tests conducted by the United
States bureau of standards in dropping
wireless antenae down deep, unused
oil wells to underlying rock strata, in
order to send the wireless impulses
through the rock instead of through the
air. Tho results, it is believed, may
be the same as projecting the antennae
upward into the air strata.
the desirability of substituting the
wireless system of communication for
the present telephone systems in use
in mines il evident in considering that
rock fall or explosion. by breaking
wire connections can put the entire
system out of order.
The mine telephone has been per
fected to such an extent that 1t is CIV
ing satisfaction in most mines where
the wiring is well insulated, the bureau
OF mines announcement declares.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-11-28
Red Cross Aids 145, 900
Victims OF II Disasters

More than 145,000 victims of 72 dis
asters in the United States were aid
ed by the Red Cross during the fiscal
year ending, June 80, 1922. There were
26 floods, 19 tornadoes, Is fires, 4 cpl
denies, theatre collapses, 2 ship
wrecks one an airship), and a bridge
collapse, mine explosion, railway col
lision and a drouth. Of the floods in
the United States, that at San Antonio,
Tex, caused the greatest property
loss, 6 million dollars and the high
mark of fatalities, 100, while the flood
in the vicinity of Vicksburg and Nat
chez, Miss, forced $1,000 persons from
their homes. There is always some
thing for the Red Cross to do at
home besides what it does in Europe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-11-28


(The third of series of articles
written on this subject by George Viii
kins, Wayne county sportsman.)
The Rod.
The mistake that most anglers are
making in starting to learn fly fishing,
is that they purchase equipment which
is entirely too light and too cheap
Mosttof the successful fly casters in
this locality use in connection with
their fly small single or tandem
spinner in size one or two. The ad-
dition of this spinner on account OF
its weight, is hard on a rod, and a
rod, to stand up under spinner casting
and give good service, should be of
good quality bamboo from nine and
one-half to 10 feet in length, and
weighing from six to seven ounces.
The rod should be fairly stiff in the
middle and tip joint and should pos
sess a uniform action from tip to butt.
The ferrules should be of heavy nickel
or German silver and either split or
serrated A serrated ferrule on rod
makes it much stronger, gives it uni
form action it's entire length and re-
duces breakage about so per cent, as
the tooth or split shoulders on these
ferrules causes them to spring with
the action of the rod and does away
with that stiffness at the ferrules
which is the cause of SO many rods
breaking at that point
The first guide should be Of agate
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-11-28

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