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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Woman Advised to
Leave Town

Fresno, Calf, March 9.--Mrs. Mary
Barnes. a rooming house proprietress,
has received warning from white
robed nightriders, and given "a hours
to leave town. She is reported to have
left.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Such a Beautiful Window

Storms Drug Store has y window
full of sweetness-candy and flowers
for the sweetest of all-the girls. The
boxes of candy are cleverly arranged
among the hyacinths and violets,
against background of tapestry and
mirrors. Irresistible! Adv.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Eugene Debs Coming to Life

Chicago, March 9.-The socialist
party headquarters have sent out an
appeal from Eugene Debs to all men,
bers to work for the amnesty of So
called political prisoners.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Missionary Meeting

The missionary meeting OF the Duck
Pond Baptist church will bc held Sat
'rday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Ida Beluc. You are N
vited. Mrs. Curtis Fincher,
Treasurer,
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
New Record Of
Milk Production

Stors, Conn. March "a new rec
o1d of milk production for a Jersey
cow owned by A. V. Barnes, produced
20,6l6 pound in one year.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
United States Will
Not Take Part

London, March 9.--The decision of
the United States not to participate
in the Genoa conference will not af-
feet the date nor the plans of the con-
ference, it is stated officially.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
NEW CANDIDATE

I hereby announce myself candi
date for alderman for Ward 1 and
pledge myself to abide the result Of
the Democratic Democratic election.
J. w. A. Humphries.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Harding Paid His Income Tax

Washington, March 9.-President
Harding, before departing for Florida
last night, paid his income tax of
$4,000.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Authoress Dies in Pasadena

Pasadena, Calf, March 9.-Mrs.
Mary Stewart Daggett, author Of a
number Of novels, is dead here after a
brief illness.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Polo Matches For
Benefit Storm Sufferers

Aiken, S. c., March "a polo
match will be played here on Saturday
for the benefit of the storm sufferers
at Warrenville, s. C.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
rODAY'S COTTON MARKET

A new calendar watch runs for eight
days with one winding. 1t shows the
days of the week and month. besides
the hours, minutes and seconds.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Study Club

The Study Club will meet Friday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clomk at the home
of Mrs. J. w. Buchanan.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Royal Honeymooners in Paris

London, March 9.--Princcss Mary
and Viscount Lascelles left here today
for Paris.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Threatening Letters Sent Out

hE ESokChuhS ActkOES Schk Sue
Bakersfield, Calf, March 9.-Seven
persons received threatening letters
here, but the police do not attribute
them to the Ku Klux Khan.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-03-09
Browns Creek

3 seems as If we are going to have
s.sAs,se sssnro co Id weather 6aftsr. SO
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Inquiry Shows johnson
Was Shot Accidentally

PLATTSBURG, N. Y. Sept. 4.-Dis-
trict Attorney Harold A. Jerry, who
with state troopers, has been investi-
eating the shooting of A. M. "Buddie"
Johnson at the camp of Jack Clifford,
on Chateaugay Lake, last Thursday
night, said to-day after consideration
of his own findings and the report of
the troopers, that as far as he was
concerned the case was closed. In
view of this finding, he declined to dis
close the names of the stage and
screen notables said to have been ut
the Clifford camp. 1t was reported
this afternoon that Johnson's chances
for recovery remain doubtful.
The district attorney said his inves-
tigation showed no motive for an It.
tempt to murder Johnson; that there
was no evidence of any attempt to
commit suicide, since the location of
the wound would contradict this
theory; and that Johnson's own state
ment, made in the hospital, was that
the shooting was accidental while ne
was engaged in cleaning revolver.
Johnson's wife, his mother, Mrs C.
E. Bayne, and his brother. Tom T..
Johnson, who have been at hotel
here, were reported to have left the
hotel last night without making known
their destination.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Sept ARRIVED: Munal-
bro. Boston; Phoenix (Dan). Nav York;
Cerro Ger. Aznl; Isl;- Tampioo; Pawnee. New York;
CITY OF Flint, Hamburg via Boston; ORR
BOSTON. Sept Arrived: Pronto -fna1, (Br1,
Busnos aas Ayresi sark tNor>. Buenos Ayres
Ian ports via Panama Canal and Norfolk;
sselgian ssa, tBr). Liverpool; San Bruno (Br),
PPlat'rente, Port bs Repubiic . Of Panama: Agwimex,
Port Hamilton (Br), Philadeiphia. armsn Daen.
water, Norfolk. Sailed: Mt' Margeret poIiar niep
psee ports stc yis San Egs
f0iH; oHI IEysTsss; y, ,x:s4oN Ssrse'x; -.
comGnche. New York and sailed for JacI-
r,ys1 xAN5ToN aS;;ss Sox5s ,s y. Sept 4Ar
NoSd1eia MOB New 'sfa york paMlsas!saIs Msaeasats
Ismoss; hTlssso;n A5den!a aSas9 tswsd), cisasaegos
Dao5. Montreal: Baiiss tNor5 onna santissa MasI.e
4 5.AS JAcSKso2NvILLE,, Fla, Sept 4-sailed :
Wanns,o WApannne, New York York via Charleston; tug
Terry No. /. Tottenviiie and ''tv.n Weat,and ana
n MoSqRpnf K; s9hS Era ssn, y Thurlow .s Boston,
Laristan tBr). New York; Thurban 1PtS
Birminsham Rosenberg (Dan). Hui.
castle.
p, 1P,H1LADELPHIA. Il ,Il Sept ARRIVED: An
saldo ~ (I). Genoa. etc. via New York:
Nevis (Nor). Antilla; sarpfos (Nor). Guam,
Tyriftord tNor). Narvii; ohioan. Boston Boston !: .
iast Esses; ]seksonviils eeltan and savannah Nan
New York via Cape May.
PORT EADs. Sept 4-Arrived: Chal-
mntte' nrnh, ths, Havana; coppename relas Coy
Bluefelds; Jamaica (Nc), Biuefields; Kos
suth Ferrencez UtaD. Baltimore: Mira
flores, Bocas del Toro: Yoro (Hond), Ceiba
Sailed: Borglum (Dan). Progreso; James
Tinipson, Belize; Rajah, Progreso; Trip,
Rotterdam
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept Arrived: !:
Hsimaioer Du). Orient Sailed. Edward
Iuekenbach, New York via Puget Sound !;
PoRTLAND. Ne. Sept Sept, IArTiVed: orrrRte Black
146, New York
PORTLAND. Me, Sept Arrived: Nor
PoR., TAMPA. Fla, Sept ARRIVED:
Tug Ell Russell. towing barge Ohio. Port
san FRANCISCO. Sept Arrived: 4th
SSnnt1rson S;. 1non S BI, Seattle for London: Ia
for valparaieo: Rakuyo Maru dJap5. Hong.
kong. Sailed: Sd, Anten (Swed), Lon
don; 9Th. Robert r Hind. Adelaide Via
SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept Arrived; How
ard, Jacksonville and sailed for Phila-
delphja; Ersian, Boston for Jackson vile ::
city Of Rome. Boston.
TAMPA. ~. Fla. Sept ARRIVED: Truxillo.
Riggs Fort Myers. 'p
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Sept AR
rived; Schr Franconia (BrJ, Pawtucket
M.no l. FOR e s;5,e ;J0,gegings ;ps s. Sailed schrs
fax; Jean F Anderson (Br)' (from Nsw
York;, Liverpool, S. wv"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

O. ah,nss5S,a, hIwEnpooL; Sept 2-,Blairbeg (nr,.
Plymouth and Boulogne; Canada fBr1.
PORT NATAL, Sept 2-clan Macintosh
CALVES, Galveston; valacia sBr). New York: L. L.
aennsylysnia asnnt NsM yor San F5aneiseo President
HULL. Sept 2--Idaho (Br), New York
GIBRALTAR. Sept 2-Neatiea als 1Br,.
sfss aaissatony ei,y sunosa sMnrssilles Adsmslo M
for Genoa; Java Arrow, Calcutta for
New York; Hovabella Gt), Montreal for
Genoa; San Michele ut). New York for
for San Francisco.
HAMBURG. Sept 1-Resolute. New Y.,rr
va p fiymoufh and Boulogne; Grey County
MoyILLE. NC Sept s-.Algeria tBr), New
Montreal: BennindIJk (Dutch). Baitimore.
Lcerdnm (Dutch), New Orleans. 2d Co.
nish City tBr). New York; seapool tBr),
DUBLIN. Sept 1-Benlawers (Br). Port.
:, BRAKE, Sept 1--Melbersen Dutch,
ANTWERP Sept 1--Londonier tBelg,
~ syDNEY, MS w, Sept 1-Maunganu,
SHANGHAI, Sept 2-Alabama Maru
tjapl. Seattle: Haniey, Seattle.
Orleans N'e"
: RuENos AYREs. Sept s--west Notus
FAyAL, Sept s--Ethelfreda (Br,. New
Orleans for Emden. "
PLYMOUTH. Sept s--Rotterdnm fputcb,
New Y Z, Terk fer Rotterdam tand proceeded}.
(Brl, Kew York for Bombay.
sIEz, Sept 4-Keelung tBr). Colombo
TRIESTE. Aug 2s-Piave fIt, won-
treal; 9th. Teresa ut). New York
- COLOMBO. Aug 2s---olombo (It), New
:, Ia PALIcE. Aug so--Moniaue frr,
Philadelphia. Nt'
YOKOHAMA. Aug so--President Nc
Kinley, Seattle for HongxonR
GENOA Aug so~-Sirio (It) New Or
leans; leans 3ist. Xulcano ut), Montreal; Co.
xrsss BoIbAYs sls.a. Aus al-city OF Bsnares
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Radio Corp. of America

positions are at noon, distances In miles
unless otherwise stately,
America 7os ID Ambrose Sept 4.
Anaconda 1883 70 Ambrose Sept 8.
Birkenhead 20 s Hatteras Sept A..
Boswell 459 SE Ambrose Sept 4.
City OF Augusta Ill ME- Diamond Sept 4.
City OF Lucknow 200 from Cape Henry
currisr Is N Jupiter Sept 8.
Dixie Arrow 172 Scotland Sept 4.
EAGLE 2s N Nantucket Sept 4.
Giallo Ccsare 1900 Chatham Q AM
Gull, of Mexico 95 N Jupiter Sept g.
Gulfand 163 N Jupiter Sept g.
Harold Walker es Key West Sept a.
Herbert l. Pratt go Hatteras Sept a.
Homeric 1883 Ambrose Sept 4; dus
midnight Wednesday.
Innoko sfs % Ambrose Sept 4.
N Quincy s ss s. jupiter nsasena seps J. sept s.
J N. Pew 27o s Diamond Sept 8.
LaeHna at,'na !, 4e as y Nantucket S,a an Sept 4;
Monmouth 1860 Z Ambrose Sept g.
MUNRO 1876 s Ambrose Sept L.
Muskogee 81 $ Ambrose Sept 4.
Nora. IS u Key West Sept !.
0ccidentel i1S Hatteras Sept 3.
0riana ri,,,a.ia = Diamond p m. w @ Sept 3
Pennyworth 70 SE Ciasconsett Sept 4,
Penobscot Q S Orleans Buoy Sept 1.
Polycarp lat 81 10 ion e6 10 Sept 8.
ITesloent t1arulnB 1,yS6 K Ambrose Sept g.
Prins der Netherlands $50 from New York
Sept 4.
Rowan dc Larrlnaga ESQ s Cape Sable
Sept 4.
sacandaga 1925 e Boston Sept g.
samuel Q Brown "a N by Diamond
santore left DaIquri $3.50 PM Sept 3.
Schodack sos e Ambrose Sept 3.
Schroon lat 80 "a Ion AZ 81 Sept 8.
Somerset $50 Cape Henry Sept 8.
sunbeam lse Ambrose Sept L.
Sunshine 112 SW Hatteras SAINT
susquehanna 996 E Ambrose Sept a.
Swiftarrow 135 NE Jupiter Sept 8.
,s SwlftsIre 10 W Hole IN Wall Sept 8.
Thos n Wheeler $50 s Charleston sept q
Keene 131 s Barnegat Sep IA.
Westport 42o e Five Fathom Bank sop+
Zacapa 7S7 Ambrose Sept 8.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
sark. Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10. Kerr Co
he'der' suenos Ayres. aug ,L,, !; nav. . ~
promore Castle. Port Natal Jsiy a.
Margaret Dollar. Genoa. Aug IL. -''''"
City of Lahore. Gibraltar, Aug o.
Tlswick Grange. West Hartlepool, Aug ls.
Simpson, Spence & Young
ceiebes Maru. Gibraisar, Aug 40;
Bronte. Para. Aug Fl. .Lamport &. Holt Line
ryrif5ord. NarvicS; Aus i. ll'''
Siam city. Shields, Aug IT, 'Al- A''A'
Sutton Hall. Palermo. Aug sol;.n j.; r,,,. .aS ~
vesuvio. penarth. Aug "a. ' ~
Monmouth. Cardiff, Aug a. '' 90 '1''''
Clan MacBrayno. Shields. Aug 10. e0f'
c.. Barber Lines
q Navigation Co
Due Tomorrow
Menominee. London. Aug rs.
znneho, Antwerp. Aug s.. 1'A'
virgilia' London. Aug 10. .cunard 8 CO
craster Hall Iauiaue. Aug u.
Due Thursday
Delaware. Liverpool, Aug 2s... N NJ Smith
Giuila. Trieste, Aug rs. ..... Phelps Bros
Aallgram, Sarry, Aug 2z. P Kleppe & Co
srush, San Francisco. Aug 1I.Nawsco Lines
Due Friday
Port Hooking. Liverpool. Aug &C.
Thomas p I3eSl. San Franci0co Aug 10
Ioulder. Weir & BOYD
sAaeR Masu. Cardiff. Aug 25.. .Suzuli & Co.
Duo Saturday
Bolivian, Manchester, Aug 81,
Tsraby. Shields, Aug 2s. y Ii Wine hestes
Egremont. Port Said Aug 90. Kerr 8 8 Co
Silene. Gibraltar. Aug 27. Three Star Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Y. s. Sl,ipyartls
Show Gains In
Last 2 Months
rs Vessels OF I56, 900 Tons
Under Construction Sept.
L. am Advance of Nine
Ships and 10000 Tons
More Seagoing Ships
New Orders for Specialized
Boats Give Encourage
n1eafto American Builders

Vessels under construction in Ameri-
can shipyards on September l num-
barred twenty-five seagoing steamers Of
1ss,5so gross tons. according TO fg-
ures from the American Bureau of
Shipping. This was an increase of nine
ships and 10000 gross tons over July
/. The total of river and harbor craft
showed small reduction.
Nav orders placed with American
shipbuilding companies represented
special types of passenger and freight
vessels that cannot be obtained from
the idle fleet owned by the Shipping
Board. Many other contracts are now
under contemplation. though in some
instances definite action will be with
held until the fate OF The subsidy bill
is decided by Congress. The increase
in shipbuilding activity, though small
compared with the great volume of
work during the war, was nearer nor
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
independent Wireless Tele-
graph Co.. Inc.

eFosltions at noon unless otherwtse
Bpectfied)
Ahsecon w Gayhead Sent
aTapahoe Z76 Scotland Sept A.
Tnnaconoa LESS E Ambrose Sept 3.
Bristoi 2e SW Gaynead Sept 4
Bogota 6s s Ambrose Sept 4.
G,Is Gira SiSy s0s Sc Ambrose Sept 3.
SitF SilF OF Bareka eS9 70 Ambrose Sept 8.
= ,,sshsappaqua S25 % Cape Henry Sept A.
Sonhsset aSs Sandy Hook Sept l.
rocneI ~ ag9 from Ambrose Sept A.
5,.sss Sas,ern Coast 6ss Il Ambrose Sept 3.
Guiana 90 Sc Ambrose sent
h9.nrick ana with str Donald Mckay in tow
rY,a as1 NG Cape Henry Sept A.
nuroh 3h tSayde) 9sS Ambrose Sept 3.
3hnoko jig z Ambrose Sept g.
1+evlsa lS9 s Nantucket Sept T.
lake Giicon 172 Scotland Sept g.
lake Fannin l76 Scotland Sept A.
Margaret Dollar 80 Cape Cod Sept g.
saonterey S04 n Havana Sept g.
Mohgoia l.o5i Ambrose Sept g.
Munargo z75 Scotland Sept l.
"a "a nchuria ssl = Ambrose Sept f.
Moun. clinton 222 II Ambrose Sept T.
na Orazana sOi Scotland Sept T.
osregonsan boz Cape Henry Sept 4.
e nonce arrived Mayaguez Sept g.
emmy worth zle Ambrose 10 AM Sept 4
lrrssi9snt Arthur 403 e Ambrose Gent 4
ETsstuens Garheld 284 Ambrose Sept q
r.ena Eooth shdalr ~ from Boston Sept e.
sosquenahna sg5 Ambrose Sept g.
:snInstsst ss, gay Cape Henry Sept g.
nanoney ,l xls 3 Scotland Sept
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Mount Clinton. Hamburg Aug "a: to
United American Lines with mails; Is ex-
pscted to dock forenoon at Pier 86,
lwest t6th st).
Assyria tBr); Glasgow Aug ze: to Anchor
noon at Pier 81. N r lWest 23d at).
vestris lBr) Rio de Janeiro Aug 81; to
Lamport & Holt Line with mails: as ex-
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier IL. Ho-
Munargo, Nassau Sept 2: to Aunson $ $
Lines with mails; is expected to dock
si6oney. Havana Sept a: to NYs Cuba
Mali 3 Co with mails: is expected to
dock forenooa at Pier IA, 70 R fWail ST..
Canaeronta tBr), Gibraltar Aug 2s: to
So. n r twest l4th ST..
SPANISH Rosa, as ns With ssR mss w
Arapahoe. Jacksonyile Sept :: 70 clyde
Line. will dock at Pier Sc, R (chari-
ton st1.
Due To-morrow
Homeric tBr). Southampton Aug 80; to
White Star Line with mails: will dock at
Pier Sc. tWest 22d stl.
s Lines with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier a. Hoboken.
President Garfield. London Aug 2s: to
Y Lines with mails: Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 4. Hobokcn
La sayoie CFr). Hsvre Aug as; to
French Line with mails; will dock at Pier
81. n r Cwest 18th st).
Manchurta. Hamburg Aug 2s; to Amerf-
can Line with mails; VIII dock at Pier 80,
r (west 23d st).
Zaeapa. Santiago Sept i: to United Fruit
Go with maiis. Will dock at Pier u.s. n
fMaiden Lsne).
OCEAN s Co: viii dock at a. Pier 9sss ss N r 70
Due Thursday
Vessel Port. Agency
Carmania. Liverpool, Aug 30 .Cunard Co
Niagara, yigo. Aug 2s...... French Line
America. Naples. Aug 55.. Italia America
Esperanza. Vera Cruz. Aug &C.. Ward Line
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, Sept 5.
F'urness, Witty A Co
Rosaiind. Halifax, Sept $500. Bowring Co
Aetapan. Kisgston. Sept 3. United Fruit Co
Due Friday
A@uitanis. Southampton. Sept 2.
cunard CO.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Arrived Yesterday

Catherine San Domingo City Aug IT.
a asaar z line Nth ndse so pes so a
B'xin.
Fsrt s. esorss s sar}, Bermuda ,ss Sept 2;
mails and rndse; Pier s5. n r.
shsds fsw ss, Aug z
Tanamo. Ponce Aug 90. Mayaguez -.
Azgaadiila and San Juan ~; to Atlantic
ETuit Co. with 81 pass and mdss; Pier Z.
ootmaraum tputch,. cardi1 Aug 1s; to
Van NiefeiG Goudrain & co, with coal; OF
San SAN Juan, Ponce and Arroyo Aug 2s.
4osos I M q? MaysgSez 2. as. Aguadills a and San
il9 pass; mails and mdse; Pier IS, B'klyn.
Inca. San Domingo City Aug 25 Bara-
hons &c, sanches 81 Porto Plata 30; to
Clyde Co. with mails and sndse; Pier
Lake Flournoy. Norfolk Sept q to Nun
eon Line. with fndse: Off Liberty.
Southern Cross. Buenos Ayres Aug IT; to
Si Jason Limos. with pass mails and rdSe;
Tseoma, Helsingfora; to STANDARD OIL Co,
anxsailasa on TonpAinsvi!le, $ I.
Wells .City (SE), Bristol Aug 10; to
Charles Hill & Sons. with nadse: Pier 6s,
sants Theresa tBr>.. Havana Aug as.
caibaricn 30; TO American Cuban S s
Hudson tFrl, bordeaux July 81. Ph!ia-
dsiphia 22. Baltimore Sept 2; TO the Com
a.a psgnis p,ss Gsnsraie Transatlantiaue. with
Frederik Win (Dan), Copenhagen Aug
. ~. christiania rs; to Funch, Edge 8 Co.
boken
same tNor,. Port Antonio Aug 80; to
Atlantic Fruit co, with paas mails and
William @ Warden, Baton Rouge Aug
~; to r I, Hague. with oil; Pier g.. Con-
oulfprinee Port Arthur Aug rs; TO Gulf
Refining Co. with oil. Bayonne, N j.
b Hunt. Galveston Aug 2S; to r I.
Hague. with oil: Pier G. Constable Hook
Upton. Galveston Aug rs: to Elder Steel
Co.. with ndse; off Liberty.
2s; TO Moore & Mccormack, with rdse; off
Liberty.
Virginia Express Richmond Sept 2; to
Riehmond & n Co: with mdse; Pier
Philadelphia. La Guayra Aug 2s, Porto
cSsso as,,s. g. carscso e. 40 AZ San Juan ao;
a mdae; Pier il B'islyn. pass mans
Eomsborg tDan), Canpbeliton Aug
TO Moore G. Mccormack with lath:
sorbita Br,,.. Hamburg Aug 80. South
~ SON; with iss arst. ass W Second second
bin. 2ss third class pass mails and
westerdyk (Du). Rotterdam Aug 90; to
Holland America Line; with mdse: 5th ct,
NJ and ] Tracy, Norfolk Sept Q; to M
& J Tracy: with rndse; off Liberty.
FL Mundo, Galveston; to the Southern
:. Creole. New Orleans: to the Southern
Pacific Co: with pass and mdse; Pier 40
Philadelphia. Baltimore Sept q; TO the
Clyde Steamship Co: with mdse; Pier "A
camsguey, Boston Sept 81 to Ward
Freeman. Norfolk Sept 3; to Pocahontas
Fuel Co; with coal; 1920 st = r.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Reliance to Make Cruise
United American Liner to Call
at West Indian Ports

The steamer Reliance, chartered by
Raymond & Whitcomb from the
United American Lines for winter
cruise to Rio de Janeiro, will call at
West Indian ports on her way south, it
was announced yesterday. These in
clnde Havana, La Guaya and Trinidad.
On her way home the Reliance will
make a cruise of the Caribbean.
The Reliance is sister ship Of the
Resolute, which will be on her way
around the world at the same time the
trip to Rio is in progress.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Maritime Miscellany

LONDON, Sept 4-The Board of Trade,
which investigated the sinking of the str
Egypt off tho Island of Ushant on May
2Q announced to-day that Tie disaster was
Seine and that the loss Of life was mainly
attributable to failure Of the master and
chief officer to take proper methods for
saving life.
PLYMOUTH. England, Sept 4--The str
Hammonia, OF the Hamburg American
Line, should have called at Plymouth to-
mail service to Mexico by way OF Cuba.
The passengers awaiting embarkation here,
however. had omitted to obtain Mexican
v!sas in London.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05

INolG.-Mall information Will bo found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Due To-day
Mauretania, Southampton. ~ NJ. .54, n
Reliance Hamburg. 10 AM. .......86. N
TSS4nG Taormina Napies Naqiissnh1ss rM II
Taurus. Rosario. PM. .........2s. B'kiyn
Hudson, Havre. PM. Mr.
Mcheesport. DunkirM. 12 M....2. Hoboken
Sail To-morrow
Pres Polk. London, 1880 AM. a. Hoboken
r,v,v.. s,nt, ~. "a. B'klyn
Virginia, Cape Haiti. 8 PM. .... -
ans,iaia,o a,tuania paEzig. , Pm s; Bush D, pkyn
Fort St asorse. Bermuda. ii AM. .ss,, :, = = 4 +
Colon. Cristobal, PM. .......... go, N r
Sail Thursday
Laconia Liverpool, 12 M.....6s. N n
Hansa, Hamburg. IL M...........ss. M n r
R5nnehahas PdHt AaaSIsnd na%snss sVsusg i
West Eldara. St Nazaire. ~ NJ. q, Hoboken
bbaoan bbbsaaaayo9 s..4,, Hamburg l2 MA. Blslyn
na Taopmna aeisaiei Napiea ~ = N nslyn
Acropolis, Piraeus. PM s, Bush D. 81 Bkiyn n
Santa Tnda ssn anisa po, gnparaiso 10 AM Bklyn
MORO Castle. Vera Cruz. PM. -. .ls. Err
SRil Friday
Crofton Hall. Buenos Ayres 12 M
1, Bush Docks. klyn
Bogota. Kingston, PM n r
Paria. Trinidad. 2 PM. N r
Sail Saturday
Homeric Southampton. PM. so, N r
La .Savoie. Havre, ~ 81 n r
wssterdi'k. Rotterdam. IL N;
Finland. Antwerp, IL M..'sa' N p
Argentina, Naples, / PM
p,, 2, Bush Docks, B'klyn
King xlsxaRder, rsi Piracas PM a. 3: nRIvR \
Eiosaiind, io st Johns. II AM. Java at, B'klyn
sthnn r4r. sict3r,a. Bermuda. ii AM. a5. N r
Zacapa, Santiago II AM Me o n p
Philadelphia, Curacao IL M ~ Ts.ti.n
Cedric, Liverpool, ie NJ 81 NJ
Orbita. Hamburg, IL M ~ xs' NJ p p
Yandyck. Rio de Janeiro. II AM
rss.,,,, IA. Eoboken
cameran,a ,faa,nnnrg, n,ag, 10 n ;,...... Is. Mr.
iroquois, San Domingo. i PM "a. B:kivn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05

NOTICE no OWNERS, AGENTS AND
sIIIPsTASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the positions Of merchant vessels re.
eeived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Ccrpo-
ration OF America. shipmastere OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following conn
,nereial radio stations in the united
States proper. 1t La important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day In order that they
may be received in time for publication.
Po8iti0n reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc, New
York City tWCG). Babylon, l.. /.
stWsE), East Hampton, l.. l. {wSA),
New London, Conn. {WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest newH and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
tho following stations: Cape Cod
@(wCCj, Stasconnee, Mass. (WSC), New
London, Conn. twLC), 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., 1922-09-05

President Harding, Bremen. Aug 90.
u Lines
Nieuw Amsterdam. Plymouth, Aug 80.
Holland America Line
saniand, Danzig. Aug "a. Red Star Line
Due Saturday
Paris. Havre, Sept t2......... French Line
Rochambeau. Havro. Aug so.. French Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Marine Reports
Winds at sea, To-aay

Hatteras TO Florida Straits--Gentle south
winds and partly cloudy weather.
East Gulf--Moderate. variable winds,
mostly east. and fair weather.
West Gulf--Moderate, variable winds
and partly cloudy weather.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate easteriy winds. except variable
ovey extreme south portions and partly
eiuody weather.
North of Sandy Hook--Gentle, variable
winds and fair weather
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras--Partly cloudy.
with scattered thunderstorms in afternoon
and gentle. variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05
Marine Disasters

HALIFAX. N S, Sept Tho Maid OF
Now York to AaI.fax, with a cargo OF 500
tons OF bitunainous coal. sank Off this port
early to-day after col!iding with the
steamer Sadie Mack in heavy fog. Cap
tain Wi1kie and the sohooner's crew of six
men were rescued by tho Sadie Mack and
brought here o-night.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-05

NAL than at any time during the last
year. Since The completion Of the war
program most Of the yards have been
idle, except for minor repairs and
alterations.
The total of twenty-five ships and
10000 tons under construction on
September compares with sixteen of
1l6,goo tons on July /, and twenty
seven of 113,oso tons January /, con-
sidering only seagoing craft. River
and harbor boats building on the first
of the month numbered seventy-five
of 37,sa5 tons, compared with eighty
one Of 42.s46 tons On the first Of July.
The following table gives the work
in progress on seagoing steel vessels
on September i.
AU-Steel yeysaeIa