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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-13
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-13

Communication between brain and
brain without speech probably can be
developed and possibly can be proved
at once by careful experimenters. I'M
questionably we are on the border
line between the old knowledge and
beliefs and revelations Of great
truths" That theory, which holds, in
effect, that every human being is
both sending and receiving radio
instrument, and that this hitherto un-
guessed quality explains so-called
transferenee and telepathy, has been
advanced by DR.. T. e. Free, lately Of
the Carnegie institution. He is re-
cognized authority on poison gases
and their use in warfare.
The birds you'll see in your yard
this spring will be the same ones
that came last year. Year in and year
out. birds return to the same places,
tho they winter in Central America.
This has been learned by naturalists
who have caught wild birds and fas-
.ened aluminium tags to their legs.
How do the birds find their way
back? Embarrassing question for
people who believe that only humans
ave intelligence.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-13

At the depot man who had m
dulged too much in home brew inquir-
ed Of the brakey: "Whash the time OF
the Psyette trsin7" ut goes to Pay
cite in 10 minutes replied the brakey
ain 10 minutes" exclaimed the in
ebriated questioner. Gee, thash run
ming some, amt it,"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-13

"Now, wife," said the man who had
been i'll with the flu, "I'm feeling con-
siderably better this morning and II
you will hand me my pants | reckon
III get up for a SPELL" "No, you
won't" CALCULATED his wife. There's
mighty nigh half of that bottle OF
medicine | paid dollar for. You
stay right there in bed till you've
took it all"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-13

Why is it that man will cheer
fully pay a thousand dollars to
lawyer to keep him out Of Jail and
kick at paying $40 to doctor to keep
him out Of hell?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-13

you may sit BY = good fire and read
about 1t.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25

Menominee Z NV by N Ship John Light
Mount Clay 7so w Bishops Rock Oct 49,
Munamar 1853 Ambrose Oct a.
New Amsterdam 500 Chairman OCT ~.
Ncra 1O4 w Sand Key Oct "a
Norman Bridge 39s Sand Key Oct 2a
Ophia 6ba ENE Hole -in-Wail Oct g.
Orcar ID Bennett 4ie Tampico Oct 25
Penohscot s 10 by N Fenwick Oct "a.
Pastores 3o2 N Cristobal Oct 3D.
President Van Buren, 197 w Bishops ROCK
Oct %.
Reaper 500 sw Mobile Bar Oct "a.
Reliance is7 = Ambrhee Oct ~.
Reriol off Fenwick AM Oct ~.
Robert e Hopkins c. Diamond Oct ~.
Rochester 2o2 Es 70 Galveston Oct 20.
Saeuache 3o0 E Cape Henry Oct "a
Sasta Veronica s19 NNE Colon Oct 20.
Santa Elisa 1920 s Scotland Oct %.
Samuel l. Fuller 100 n Diamond Oct a..
Sch l, NJ Q l. 100 N Diamond $3.50 AM
Oct ~.
seact,nnett 10 Sw winterduarter Oct "a.
Spaulding IL SSW Diamond Oct a.
Standard so W Sand Key Oct 20.
Sucrosa $40 u Tampico PM Oct 3d.
Swiftwind 1.620 Brenton Reef oct 3D.
Tivives $40 s Ambrose Oct "a
Transportation ] SW by w Cape Charles
Oct "a.
west Noska lat "A 20 len 81 ?6 Oct "a.
wm Burton .s5 SE Jupiter Oct 20.
wm Irish 1877 Jurtter Oct %.
VIM Green 200 WSW Sand Key Oct %.
Vim Rockefeller 1881 WNW Balboa Oct 23
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
IntercoastaI Decision
Surprise to Ship Owners

Rerorts from WASHINGTON that the
Shipping Board will MT withdraw rrm
the intarcoastal service the vessels
al'ocntod to tie North Atlantic &
Western Steam hip Company was re-
ceived with cons derable surprise
among private ship owners yesterday
The latter expressed the opinion that
the board apparently has prejudice
the case, announcing decis on before
receipt of renort on the subject by
Commissioner Chamberlain.
The American Steamship Owners As
sociation last June requested the board
to retire from competition in a field
that was reserved by law to American
companies. Since that time the board
he's sent out lengthy questionnaires on
all ph ases of the intercoastal service.
M. 7. Macdonald, vice-president of
the North Atlantic & Western Steam
ship Company, said: "We regard this
as vindieation OF our stand, but we
have received nc official confirmation
from the board. About the first of the
year we intend to increase our service
though the board probably will no
allocate ships in addition to the fou
We have now'
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25

Eastern Piiot sunderland; ;yI ocs o. s. r.. =.
citta al Messina. Naples. Oct 3 ST.. ~.
EurY bates sabang. seps TO-.
Thnrai. Palermo. Oct -. Belgian Lin.
strafhfiilHn. Iiverpoei Oct IL. r. l. Hague
Juiiana. Alicante Oct 4.... Garcia b psas
Due Tomorrow
Eastern Crown. Cape Town. Sept 40.
Hog Island Aiexandria, Oct Z. :.
AnsaIdo VIII. catania, Oct z.
Luckenbach Limos
puc Friday
,.rentia. London. Oct 14... .Cunard Go
syria, Marse.l!es, Oct b........ Fabre Lins
~ '1aeAeaSa0A' I.uckenbach Line
Due Saturday
saiawati. Colombo. Sept Is. Funch. Edys y
Maasburg, Rotterdam, Oct l3.Funcn. Eoyo
Due Sunday
peieus, Yokohama. Sept 49,. BootS 81 co
n'as's'" N'As' j. II Winchester
Eastern Dawn. ROTTERDAM. oee Is. - !.
Isthmian Lines
Due Monday
Half Moon, Alexandria. Oct IL.
United American Lines
Conejos, Constantinoplc, Oct 3....A II Bull
Wytheyille, Hamburg, Oct s.
Barber Lines
Montpelia. Hamburg. Oct 1b
United American Lines
Due Tuesday
Tedericia, Palermo. Oct s.. Phelps Bros
Siam City, liverpool Oct I7...U Nav Co
Francisco. Antwerp. Oct IL.
Eliermar's Wilson Line
Egremont Castle. Gibraltar, Oct II.
Barber S s Lines
Empire Arrow. Gibraltar. Oct 16.
RI Hague
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
Foreign Ports
YEY.srNcrops a.. ~

HELs1NGFoRs. Oct 14-H X w.ar.
ALIcANTE. Oct ls-Nsv.s tNor>, st
pAhcELoNA. Oct 1s-Mlnnequ.. savan-
xl.IAu LIBAu. Oct 1s-Estonia tpan,. New
:, GHENT. Oct ao-porington Court (gr),
New Orleans
s,.t aAYsH " 4osrsos ost soTSssssla
bridge lBr). New Orleans; Esd. La Lor-
raIns HsMETind MfpTDt New ~ York * ,,
ton; 21st. Breda (DD. Montreal.
BELFAST. I Oct a1-certo (Nor,. sgd.
.ANTw ERP. Oct a1-Meiita {Br,. Mont
real; Neryisr (Belg). New York
M LEGnMoRN nEIsls Oct 2l-Maid Of psara tRr,.
MAasBILLEs. Oct sl-storn.st tar>,
-. 81; I'm: MARE. Oct ss-co,deroox.
BARRY. Oct aa-Rallysally Head <zr,.
'lGsoIeaia ToRRn ANNuNzrArA o.. ,.s. ~.
stan tBrl. Philadelphia. Ou"-
BREMEN Oct 2s--cardisan (Br), New
EIvERpooL, Oct as-con.hatta ao.
EoNDoN. OCT sa-comanche fsr,.
TInNTsIN. Oct 2s-Euryade, tsr, Nev
,AvoNMoUTH. Oct 2a-Lakonia tBr,.
row, Port Arthur for East sai fndies; Va MAD Ad-
dalfSa sfNaSp6n2n 2 {i2 qsiyeston nd, for Genoa.
KOBE Oct 21-pessie Dollar tnr,
Seat. Seattle; Hanover. Galveston; s4th. Presi. Pi
| kong. "s
SIDNEY. N s. Oct s1-canadian Trans
p1lrer mara Esp Vancouver Vancouver; 2sd. Azumasan
BOMBAY, Oct 21--Canadian Fre,ehter
esz3. zANzlBXR' xansoRve5; Oct a,r....u .
York sum- Ne"
YOKOHAMA. Oct 21--eaelic Prince
SST}, New York for Shanghai.
nav AYrlscH Yar,s sA1, Oct 2l-swaM (Br).
BRISBANE Oct sl-Trelissick tBr>,
GLASGOW. Oct 22-coiumbta (sr, N.w
: MnLBoURNE. Oct 2s- cokesit New
NbwcAsThH AIsAisna VIZ w. oos Nsy s,YeI,x YeTs
Cor!nth {Brl. New York. '' "
AUCKLAND, Oct 22-Hauraki (Br). San
SHANGHAI. Oct 24-Diana Dollar San
| FAYAL. Oct 2a - Hornby Castle fgr,
ST -MIcHAnLs. Oct "a - Mar Blanco
MANILA. Oct a4NMayebashi N isaaa maru tJ.n,
HoNaKoNd. oc. a4-pre.,a.nt Jerer.
GIBRALTAR Oct 2o--tpassed, cnv :,
Sanlas; aMNoS New oct York * for Aden. - =
Nsw York; 10Th Pillar de Larrinaga, New
YORK and Portland, Me: Vile du Havre
(Er}. Ias Nsx sx1,Mas SoSss o., % u asf'
New York. AAun'naw'
HAMBuRG. Oct 21- vecbtavk nv,
New York and Baltimore
tBr. siNGAroRa, New Ra4k Oct 2s-city of Canton
| York. nonl' New
w; MAvRE. Oct "a France tFr,. New
! Derartures
BREMEN, Oct a1-sierra Nevada Ger,
/ ST VINCENT v, Oct 2,-rart.,
1 Fringe 1Hr) from Algoa Bay) Boston
| SHANGHAI, Oct 2l-woron fBr1 g. =
francisco 22d, President Grant (srnr,
Hongkong). Seattle '.ioH'
United States NoF)'
AvoNMoUTH. Oct 2s-Trinculo tsr,
LMMINGHAM. Oct a2--we.s purfee
TsINoTAo. Oct 24--Arizona Maru tJan,
afrom Hongkongo. Tacoma.
ST MICHAELS Oct 24-canada tr.,
tfrom Lisbonl. New York. .st'
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25

reflected at Montreal, which has the
best machinery along the Atlantic ports
fer the movement of grain.
Officials of the Port of New York
Authority and the Interstate Commerce
Commission have he'd several meet
inFs to consider the situation, it was
learned yesterday. The principal pur-
pose of the conferences was to devise
mems of relieving the rail congestion
at Buffalo, but attention has also been
given to expediting expectation through
the port.
Port officials said yesterday that the
elevators and terminals here were in
good condition to accommodate the
heavy flow OF traffic. Railrond deievs
have cut down deliveries through the
port, with the result that elevators are
comparatively empty. The largest
movement of grain. however, is ex-
pected within the next week or ten
days. and it is the desire of local in
terests to avoid any jams here.
The increase in shipments through
New York is due in part to the exist
ing difficulties in routing cargoes via
Montreal, where the ships awaiting
The troubles o. the railroads, it is
volume Of the crop but also TO the bad
condition or cars and locomotives and
to the priority given coal.
it is understood that the port officials
and the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion are looking into the reports that
the railroads are not giving full CO.
operation in routing traffic by the
Barge Canal. which is not utilized to
its capacity.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
Foreign Ships Get
High-P riced Cargo,
Says Chamberlain
Shipping Board Commits
sioner Asserts us. Vessels
Stand Small Chance for
Export Traffic Overseas

WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.---Legislation
that will permit American investors in
shipping to earn a reasonable return
and enable them to give proper service
TO foreign trade was advocated by
G. E. Chamberlain. Shipping Board COM
missioner, in talk to-day at lunch
con of the City Club. Confidence in
our ships, security of investment and
widespread distribution of stock were
necessary, he added. He pointed out
that foreign vessels got the m st valu-
able careoes, while American ships had
TO be content with the less desirable
shipments.
In speaking Of imports Of the United
states Tor the first six months of 1929
le said: "The water-borne imports of
he United States for the first six
months Of 1922 amounted in volume to
8219,110 tons of cargoes having an
IMPORT value of S1,2t4 017,491. Ameri-
IAN vessels carried IL 2190,231 long tons
having value of $41436s, 1928. This is
81 per cent o. the tai volume but
only "a per cent OF the total value of
our imnorts. A larger percentage (56
per cent? of the total o. the imports
is made up of bulk oil shipments, and
the greater prop rtion of this is car
ried in American-owned tankers, as oil
cheap comm pdity, the percentage
of the volume is increased and the per-
centage of value lowered as compared
20 the cargoes brought in in foreign
essels.
"The cream of the import trade of
re United States is carried in FOREIGN
lag vessels, and the low valued imports
tarrying necessarily d low fire ght rate.
re the portion o. the vessels under
he American flag. This condition is
eadiy seen by comparison of the six
months business o. vessels under the
British French, Japanese and Dutch
.iags with the American vessels: OF
fhe total tonnage Of imports Great
aritain brought in 15.5 per cent of
volume and 35.7 per cent of value.
rance / per cent Of volume ana 5.3
oer cert Of value, Japan o per cent of
volume and per cent Of value, Hol-
and Is per cent o volume and 81 per
cent Of value, while American vessels
fropght in CT per cent of volume, rep
"eseftng "a per cent of the total
value"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
Independent Wireless Tele'
graph Co., Inc.

distances in miles position at noon unless
otherwise speciied}
Agwibay lat 20 SO Ion IS 90 Oct 20.
Annasta s. g ssotlana Get o;t a.
baltic l2o " Sand Key Oct "a. 90
Bayway 8 SSW Tortugas Oct "a.
Brazlier 7e e Ambrose AM Oct a..
Catherine 423 $ Ambrose Oct %.
Charles M Everest 50 WNW TortuEas
City of Eureka $50 e Ambrose 90. ~.
Glare es5 San Juan Oct a.
comanchs left Jacksonville 2 PM 90. %.
Creole 2s3 NE Jupiter oct %.
Cretan 80 WSW Fire Island Oct -.
Crosa 195 w Sand Key Oct "a.
Eats Eassr1 hease5 s AS An5r9ss Oct a.
b! n port 245 &c Overalls Oct %.
FL Alba 102 NV Tortugas Oct 23.
81 Sud. 106 Jupiter Oct "a.
ar1cn,, arecian os Sc ,-In Barnegat ns Oct a..
Gulf King 24o NV Tortugas Oct 80.
ufstar aS 1ha aegrsSS NW Toruges OCT ss
Gulf Oil 194 WNw Tortugas Oct 81.
Harry Farnum 225 N jacksonville Oct "a.
Huron left Turks Island $40 PM Oct 2,
bound Monte Cristo.
Homestead II n s 2ss NE Cape Henry Oct a..
!roquofs S34 Scotland Oct 2s.
J NJ Guffey 110 NV Tortugas Oct "a
Jear Ito NE Cape Henry Oct a.
| J w Van Dyke ITO NE Jupiter Oct ax
Lancaster $50 8 Ambrose Oct "a
Larrfnaga 100 w Key West Oct "a
Lapiana ! s,I,a, = 42S 1 NE Cape Henry AM Oct %
Lake Gilboa $50 S Scotland Oct "a
! Mexico 2o6 w Havana bound Prorra.e
! Oct "a e"e
Munargo arrives Antilia daylight Oct as.
Mohawk left Charleston ! PM Oct as. o.
Morro Castle l42 NE Vera Cruz Oct az.
Madrone $50 " Key West Oct a.
/ Niie sSS e Overfalls Oct "a
! Mobiles 49 Tortugas Oct "a.
Nora b5 Jupiter Oct "a
Ophis 42o ENE Hole in Wall Oct "a
0tho 6lo Sc Sandy Hook Oct 81
San Juan $50 Scotlard Oct "a
gan gan Jactnto due Key West IL PM Oct a.
4 standard 10 w Sand Key Oct ~ 90
Suerosa 4e5 Sc Tainpico Oct 23.
swift Arrow LILO ESE Sandy Hoolx o., >,
nananao sl6 s Scotland Oct a. 80
| Iexas LAO NE Jupiter Oct "a
Siua gao Scotland Oct a.
Nacuun 139 Jupiter Oct ~
Na0han 620 Sc Ambrose Oct o.
West Camak $50 Boston Oct "a
West Ghatala Pacific Reef Oct a
Mest hearon $50 EGCape Hattera. S.. a.
Al burton % ENE Jupiter Oct "a.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

.,nes msnaTgo' mIsh MaTsap Oct 81; to Murson
bayern teer). + Hambnrr enasn1ses ST. Slip, ..
United American Lines With mails M is Il es to
wv 10 uock forenoon at Pier s6 N :,
Due Tomorrow
Polonia Dan), Copenhagen ~, "A. ..
,nIatle-Americar Line with mails: is exo w
pocts pewes 10, 20 lock forenoon at Pier s, Bush
Witty Co qaq wth msis 4fs Is Is e.Dses5 to rur
TSives SSa .0rfhoen Rioeston at Pier dst 81 Bkyn
Fruit Co with mails: is exnecte1 , ohlsea aae,.
forenoon at Pier IS. e r (M (Maiden Io,eS 20 aock
Co eVHp %th nfiS,obal nai,s. ais get 2o TO Panama
early Friday at Pier 67 n r. UT
Il, Fort Victoria {Br1, Bermuda Oct "a. ~
pectea ss"eSs; IL wnhy dni & Co with mails; is ex-
West s5th uetn ets forenoon at Pier s5. n
.olsas nsseapibo tBrl, Havana Oct 90; to San
noon Al p,ap ION win mails: viii dock fore
noon * 0o W WITH I'm mails is expected to dock fores
Due Friday
Reliance. Hamburg Oct II. Agency.
Rotterdam. Plymouth. oet Set =. S'he'''an Lines
Hoi'ar d-Amertca rtns
Due Saturday
70. ONs . lnn
.-' latrl.-' Naples; Oct IS JAS W EIweii 3 t'ine Wo
Van - 9sah havana. Oct "a. Ward Line
| La,pport & Holt I.na
Due Sunday
/ Cedric. I>iverrool. Oct 2l. White starr,n.
Aisapiand. Antwerp. Oct i9 Red Sfar Iin :
rCaianares. Port LiInon. Oct 22' A4'ne
/ United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Mount Clay. Hamburg, Oct aY
United Americas ,n..
Oropesa, Hamburg. Oct Is. AS''ea
Royal Mail Steam paeket Gu
Presiaent Fillmore, Bremen. Oct IL.
Ponce. San Juar. Oct "a. A''hes
n & Porto Rice S ca
ror, G. ca..u. Bliss, Dallett & Co
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
America. Napies. Oct ts. .Itaiia-Am Limo
Mongolia. Hamburg, Oct 2IAmerlean Iine
Polycarp, Para. 0et N. Booth 6 10
southern Cross. Santos, Oct II.
sibeney. Havana. Oct IS. Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25

ALICANTE. Oct 17--Barcsions tsp).
N MARsElLLEs. Oct is--Nicolaos us,.
ifsEs sEccoSinEE. cSo1iSsinEE %. so--nadasry tpr,.
HARRY, Oct ao--city. of Manils tBr,'
New York. -.
DuNKIRK Oct o--Hudson Orb Bal
cHRIsTIANYA. Oct ss--siexicano tNor>.
HAMBURG. Oct so--Mount ciSs. New
ROTTERDAM. Oct 2o--rrivia tsr,. Key
West
YOKOHAMA Oct 21---Arabia Msru
dap tfrom HongkongJ. Tacoma.
ANTWERP. Oct 21--Coiorado Springs
Galveston.
SHANGHAI, Oct 21- -Havre Maru tJap)
(from Hongkong). New York; Korea Maru
tJap) tfrom Hongkong). San Francisco
HONGKONG. Oct 23--Nanking, San
Francisco
YOKOHAMA. Oct as--Yokohama Maru
PENANG. Oct 21--City Of Lincoln. New
MnssrNA. Oct ls--piave tItaD. New
York.
Montreal; Graciuna (Br). New York: Lord
Dufferin (Br), Montreal. 81
COLOMBO, Oct 21---Dacre Castle {Br),
M W York; Lingfeld OBI 0rom Calcutta),
Boston and New York. %
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
Arrived Yesterday

President Adams. London Oct IL. Cner-
with 115 cabin, lie third class pass, mails
and mdse Pier 4. Hoboken.
Agehneses ass nr2 Mahehestes hester P9t 1S hs
Y 4 R. wh''e star Lane with m's'' f''' 90
Oscar II tDan,, Copenhagen Oct Il
2ss cabin, 2s7 third class pass, mails and
indse: foot 18th st, Hoboker.
svein Jarl iNor), Holskavik Sept 80,
Immingham Oct 5 to Stray & Co, with
Elisha Walker. Tampico Oct IA; to Pan
American Petroleum, Transport Co. with
Amsterdam (Br, new, 44ss tons), New
castle. Eng, Oct 5; TO Robert l. Hague,
in ballast 1TI, Pier 5 gaygnns j. oot 81
b Bk1yn. i n Do'' & Co. IN 0a'a''' f'sf q"
Alvarsdo tBr). ,Tumaco Sept q; Esmer;
with mdse; Pier AZ. N R.
a i null / G., with mdse: carteret, \ ],
ern Pacific CO. with mase; Pier 81, N r,
suwanee (Brl. Liverpool Oct s; to NJ
Paloma tCuban),. Porto Padre Oct l.,
9nsra 9tnss s. Paita g. Nat Matanzqs g to Munson
Majestic tBr). Southampton and Cher
bourg Oct IS; to White Star Line. with
56s first. 5sS second cabin. s2a third class
pass. mails and mdse; Pier So, N r.
geilles a. Lisbor 20. Naples 81, Messina 90,
Lipar Oct 2. Faro Q to C D Mallory &
Co. with mdse; Pier a. Army Base, B'kiyn.
Ori aba, Havana Oct 21; to N d CuSa
Mall s s Go. with 80 pass, mails and mdse
Pier 49, E r.
Tuscaloosa City. Boston Oct %: to
lethmian s Co. with mdse; Kearney, N j.
/ Bark Amazon, st Andrews Sept IA; to
James Elliot & Co, with mdse; Perth
Amboy, N j.
schr Pioneer tDt), st Andrews Bay Sept
-; 20 Selma Navigation Corp with mdse
off Tompkinsville. ST.
Fran tNor), Port au Spain Oct IS; to
American Metals & Transport Co, with
mdse; Perth Amboy N J.
s.avaneerfjord (Nor9. Bergen Oct 15; to
Norweg NO American Line. with 81 hrst.
mails ana mdse; foot Goth st. B'klyn.
Mafaca1bo, Mayague Ovt D.. Bliss
Paisett Co with pass, mails and mdse
Pier H. klyn.
Hamilton. Norfolk Oct %; to Ola ponin-
ion ion TTanspoortation Co. with pass and
o.Connor. Norfolk Oct 90; to Tracey
Co, with mdse; Hackensack, n j.
Apache. Jacksonville and Charleston
oct Oct "a & to SlyIe 8 Co. with pass and
Annetta; Philadelphia Oct 2s; to Atlantic
Fruit Co. in ballast; Pier I, r.
Hague Maru <Jap). San Francisco,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
BY Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERE

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) room
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations In the United
States proper. 1t Is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received in time for public alton.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc, New
York City (WCG). Babylon. L. !.
(WSE), East Hampton. l.. I. (WSA).
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
(WCC), Siasconset, Mass. (WsC). New
Lor don. Conn. (WLC), Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion of America by the u. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Oct 24--Arrived: Vildfugl
tNoT, per, Meria ,as, San Narta1s Mehsle sa,,ed d
Breedijk tDt), Rotterdam via Norfoik and
Newport News; Ala. Antwerp and Rotler.
dam Via Norfolk Kan and MeWpors s.nt OWE rGa
Cristobal via Norfolk and New York:
Chappaqua. New York; Lewis Thurlow,
Newport News
tsr). Liverpool. Comes Peak. Glasgow:
Julia Luckenbach, Pacific ports VIE NeW
s; Ruth Norfolk. Sailed: Caledonian ORD.
Liverpool and Manchester. West Celina,
from Manchester Philadelphia and Bati-
Emery Tampico; Moorish Prince tf'r).
New York; Suffolk. New York.
CHARLESTON. s c. Oct 24--Arrived:
Conanche. Jacksonville and New York ;
Lake Elsmere. Boston and Jacksonville;
Saxon. Havana.
HAMPTON ROADS. Va, Oct 24--Arriyed: I:
Berwind Vale tBr>, Havana: stathis tBr?.
portlsnd Ore; Barnask snltimore; 5sf
weston. Sailed: Grecian Providence;
Transportation. Boston; Bautry (Br). Ten
eriffe: Absecon. Boston: Stathis (br),
Queenstown.
Now York. Sailed: Mexico. Mexican ports:
Manuel Calvo tsp), Vera Cruz.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Get 24-Arrived:
Fluorspar Tampa; Mohawk. New York ;
NhEtuChc chIllHloEo VIA CaNdHiiau GdlSu.
MONTREAL, Oct 24-Arrived: East
moor lBr); Boston; Dalsmoor tBr)., sgd
lBrj. New York: Nordkyn (Nor). Malaga;
Canadian Coaster (Br), British West
naes b> h.on ns5ry Salad Mad
Range CBr), Antwerp; Brant County Brl,
Hayre; Grelbank (1r>. Genoa: vennonla
NEW ORLEANS. Port Eads, Oct "a
Arrived; El Estero. New York; clenluss
Sailed: Buckharn non. Tampa ceiba (Hond),
GsiDa ,iba. DaSh9m NaM na naqsanlo cqSs
Havre: youngstown. London.
PANAMA CANAL, cristobal. Oct ga
MTr'yed y osrtage Es Nsw cyl, Orleans; Genera
Orleans Sailed ' Cape oeT ortegaf nfFens enr5 Ner er
folk; Cepols (Br>. Los Ar geles; Dakotar
ffron, fror,, Nsw nS York} Los Angeles Sabine Sur
fI% ssn h1s aos
ton; Felix Taussis (from New York;
seattie Long Beach tfrom New orleans)
Dollar Ifrom seattle,. New York.
PENSACOLA. Oct 24-Arrived: Barbe
eena, st Anarsws; Butetown tBr). Sabine
sslled: Captllo, Buenos Ayres.
| New York Marcus Hook; st Jerome s'I (Fr5
Rouen. Sailed: schr Eliee r. West In. .es
schr Roseway, West Indies: Gulf Prince
| Gretna: Courier. Providence.
| PoRTLANp, Me, Oct 24--Arrived: Nor
folk Maru (Jap) tfor 1taly). New York
| Eocene, New York. Sailed: Munalbro
Norfolk; schrs Oakley c Curtis, Norfolk
Cora Greasy. Norfolk.
! PORTLAND, Ore. Oct 2l-Arriyed
Iowan. New York; Kina. Vancouver, B c
! SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 24--Arrived 2Sd
pisnaaman, Boston; Florence Luckenbach
Mobile Dilyorth. Shanghai: gath, Mat
sonia. Honolulu; President Wilson, HorK
konG: Deerheld, Philadelphia; Georgian
Portland. Ore. for New York. Sailed 23d
Alvarado. New Orleans: Santa Barbara
Nsw York via San Pedro: Katrina Lucken
sh. SYLVAN Arrow Dss 1iGFadaan' Takubar New York
SAVANNAH, Oct 24-Arrived: city @
savannah. New York: City OF Rome, Bos
tom Nantucket. Philadelphia (and pro
ceeded Jacksonville). Sailed: Carston
Aa,te; rntS eaty Ct. ct Montsomery. New York.
Admiral sturdee (Br). Honduras. sailea led
Schr Helen Barnetgring, Wilmington.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-25
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