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New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

star Lilac with mails: III expected to dock
late afternoon at Pier 60, r. West
cslafTares. Port Ltmon Aug AT: Go Unitcd
Fruit Co with niaiis; IL expected to dock.
afternoon at Pier lt. M n tMaiden Lanel.
Dus Monday
. Vessel Port Agency.
sorbSta. Hamburg, Aug as.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Frederick yTII ChriHtsania. Aug 26
Seaadtnayian American Line
San Juan. San Iuan, Aug 80.
N q Porto Hico g Cd
Phsladeiphia, Magague1 Aug so.
Fort st George Bermuda, sept {. 'As
Furnens. Witty a Co
southarn Cross, Huenos Ayres. Aug III. -
Munson Lines
E due Tuesday
President Garfield. London. Aug as.
veetris, Rio ds Janeiro, Aug I'll
Lafnport q Holt Line
siooney. Havana, Sent 2...s. Ward Tins
Munarge. Nassau, Sept b.. Nunson Lines
Dne Wednesday
Homeric, southampton, Aug 40
White Star Line
Manchurla, Hamburg. Aug 2s..A Amer I.ina
Assyria. Glasgow. Aug 26 Anchor f,ire
Prcs Arthur, Bremen. Aug a.. II Linen
Due Thursday
America, Naples. Aug 2s ~. Italia America
Mspetanza, Vera Cruz, Aug 80. Ward Line
Metapan. Kingston. Sept 3. United Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
American ports


!, BALTIMonE; A. Aug al---Arrived. Ruth.
fhRrS ffhS srsas Bremen ~ and 3D., HSSmsurg verentia
Havre and Dunkirk vie Norfolk; Munpiace,
New York; Bassum tDtl Rotterdam;
Wgneete 5Hr,, Liyerpcol via Norfolk.
ports via. New. York. Harnpden. Norfolk;
New YORK; Grecian. Norfons; schr NJ viviair,,
CHARLESTON. s. c. Aug si---Arrived:
Steel Mariner caleutta 0 warns' aGh9ns.r Mar,
settles. sailad; saco, Rotterdam; schrs sh
marguerite n wemyss stamford; Alberta
GALVESTON, Aug si--Arrived; Colo
Gallao. Sailed; III Alba, New YORK;
pool; Hanover, Shanghai; Chester valley,
HAMPTON ROADS. Va. Aug si-Ar-
Asul tBr). Colon; British Baron fBr),
Martha Parson Philadelphia Afoundria.
psdes tBr). New York; Gloucester, New
purfee. Galveston; ormidale, New Eng
Rottsrdam Rot rMan pieton !Br,, Marseilles; vild-
u iugi (Morl' Port Maria: Hamilton, New
n. Quebec; Everett, New England; Penaree
SBrl, Brake Afoundria. London; Harvey
hna,r, Brown Nv Providence; Parma tIsr), New
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug sIGArrived: ::
Tug WELLINGTON towing two barges, New
Phfladclphia via savannah; Van. Miami:
Joseph r Parrott Key West; schr ca ssier
S1e, SBr; M prinldad ss., James Hamlet, Boston;
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 81 - Arrived: !:
Nitro. washington: Nordkap DAM. qua.
yabal; y.sl g storsker (Nor),. Narvik; Norwich
via New. York; Cretan. Jacksonviie and
Savanna Savannah; Alameda, Norfolk: city Of
sonville. etc, via Baltimore; Bayonne, New
Mnna Y9rn' rda CITY l Of Lahore ho 5r). New York.
J {. Donnell, Texas City; Lightburne, Port
Ar.hnr inrGo, Pttsbnrgh a tBr1; oHesnstewn and
Pierce Hampton Roads.
:. .p,ofsl, PORT EADs, In, La, Aug 81 - Arrived:
gar1sfels + SdsT' namburg pixano Cuba
Kingston; Petroleine (Br), Morocco; Trux-
lilo, Tampa. Sailed; Aiexandrian (Br),
LLiverpool cartago, Cristobal; Creole New
Seattle: Rion (Br). Cette; Yuma, Frontera.
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug s1--Arrived: Re
d2fH, ddondo, New Orleans Sailed: West orowa,
PORTLAND. Me. Aug 31--Salled: Nor
man, Bridge. Tampico.
PORT TAMPA, Aug a1--sailed: Cuba,
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 31--Arrived soth:
Julia Luckenbach Boston, 31st, Steel
Worker New York; Santa Rosa, Astoria
for New YORK.: Sailed 30th; Dilworth shang-
mai; Buford. Monterey; Mexico Mex,
Manzanillo via San Pedro; Bularen (Sw),
Adeiaide via Eureka; San Juan, Cristobal; |;
kennecott. Portland. Ore; 31st, wairuna
(Br), sydney.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug s1-Arrived: Mer-
rimack. Jacksonville (and sailed for Baltf
more). Sailed: City of Savannah, New
York City Of Columbus, Boston; schr
Dorothy, New York
|, TAMPA, Fla, Aug s1-Arrived: Cold
brook. Havre; Altamaha, Mobile; Narwhal
smotor ship, Frontera; / w Riggs. Fort
Rosalte Beliiveau (Br), Kingstown.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

License Of Captain n p Barleft. former
master of II II Alexander, suspended for
four months account grounding OF liner
on Cake ROCK August Z. Appeal has heen
taken.
SAN PEDRO, Aug a1---Admiral Farra-
gut. before reported damaged Ia docking
at San Diego, arrived s9th in tow OF tug
Jimmie J and was drydookcd,
VICTORIA Aug 3i--Wabash, previous
y reported ashore near Race RockH, Van
couver Island noated late SGth with MS
sistance OF str A.serno and CoaAt Guard
cutter Snohomlsh, Proceeding to Royal
Roads. undanaEed
BUENOS AYRES, Aug a1--Ag American
steamship American Legion was leaving
Buenos Ayres this afternoon the Argentine
torpedo boat Agoperdo. which Was at am
chor. sank. IL is thought but not con-
hrned, that the American Legion crushed
her against the dock. 1t is not known
whether there wore my cnsualties
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Marine Disasters
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune

NORFOLK, Va. Aug ai7-within three
hours after Information was received here
to-day concerning the schooner city of
Baltimore in need OF assistance about ESQ
guard cutter Modoc, en- r3ut.. from Nbr-
folk 10 Wilmington. = C, had changed her
course and was speeding toward the yes
sci.
through ? hurricane according 10 mes
sages reported, and was badly damaged
She was making for Charleston when
spoken by the hteamship Bingham and
then was In lat 30 80 lon IT,
SEATTLE. Aug 5i-Nika arrived 3oth
IN tow OF tug Sea Monarch. Hull badly
damaged. Vessel was lahore at south
western side Of Vancouver Island instsad
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Outgoing Steamships

on Travel Page, Eighth Column. = y Nu
, me sailing hours below are daylight
NMs,nssuela' M,,nsmas' ,Gristobal. ? As, NR
Port Antonio. Kingston. IL ....15. e r
Sail Tomorrow
1msrea Brs@en saaahamRlRan RPR M Hosokaa
lssis. assndam. Rotterdam. u M..6th st, Hoboken
Baltic. Liverpool. IL M. ....a...... 50, N r
sandown Castle. Cape. Town, PM.
Western World, Rio de Janeiro. PM 4. A'yh
Nara hsa.acaibo. Curacao. u M. Iii. B'klyn
Inca. santo Domingo, IL NJ. B,kiyn
siivio. s. St Johns, il AN. Java st. B'kiyn
FPoswsIi Fost vIetp5a Para. nsra 10 An a. Hoboken
oSIsaSa aaxaaa nsfnrda. An l. u, u, 3 e
Toloa. Port Limon. 12 M. g. Mr.
PParsai3es Parima3 Il TSomss Tn5hs Isle Az
Martinique, Barbados, PM.a4 VI
Sail Tuesday
Mauretania, Southampton. fe M .54NP
Esemshce, s.naah, Hampurg, 10 AN :..... SO, N r
Taurus. Rosario PM. as. B'kiyn
Hudson. Havre 8 PM - M
Neryier Havre. 4 PM. 2, Erie Basin, B'kivn
Mcheesport, Dunkirk. IL M...2. Hoboken
Sail Wednesday
Pres Polk London. 1890 AM. a. Hoboken
southwestern Miles, London 3 Pm.
Tivives. Santa Marta, ~ NJ. NyR
Sail Thursday
Laconia. liverpool IL M 5s M
La Touraine, Hayre, Pm "a Il -
Hansa Hamburg, 12 NJ SC X -
yMainnekahda. "a Hamburg. ~ M.5s n r.
I,. rort AUCKLAND. sydney PM. 10, B'kIyn
y, " est Eidara. ST. Na2aire, 12 Nj. q. Hoboleen
BBrraadaVon Hamburg, IL "A. R'kiyn
ohioan, Seattle, Pm E,isiyn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

ia Touraine tFr,, IIavre Aug az; to
French Line with mails; nails y expectesa 4, g. to
dock at IL m at Pier ~ y tWest
M Madonna tIt), st Micaaels Aug 2l to
James w Elwell g. Co with mails; is ex-
pacted 10 dock at foot Slst ct. B'klyn
vandyck tBrl. Hamburg Aug. 10; to
loyal Mall steam Packet Co with mails;
is expected to dock forenoon at foot 14th
Reliance, Hamburg Aug III to United
american Lines with mails: Is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier s6, N tWest
Berengaria (Br, southampton Aug "a
to Cunard Co with malls; IS expect ed
to dock forenoon at Pier 81, y West
President Roosevelt. Bremen Aug 90; to
s Lines with mails; is expected to dock
King Alexander tGrk), Piraeus Aug 5; to
" Galanos & Co with mails anchored off
Ambrose; under immigration laws; Will
Rugia fGer). Hamburg Aug Is to United
American Lines With mails: is expected to
deck forenoon at Pier ss R West
Argentina tIs,, Naples Aug 1s; to
Phelps Bros. Inc, with nails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier Z, Bush Docks.
Acropolis. Piraeus Aug s; to American
Slack Sea line with mails: win dock fore
asna q pss r Bas passs Aus hhys IS e
ness. Witty & Co with mails; will dock
Due Tomorrow
MauretaniR eHr). southampton Aug %;
to Cunard 8 s Co with malta; 10 expecte ed
ito dock forenoon at Pier 50. N r lWest
lSth st).
saxonia (Br,, Hamburg Aug II: to
Rcnnard s Co with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier SO, n r (west
18th stj.
Laconia tBr;, Queenstown Aug Is; to
Cunard $ Co with mails; is expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier SO. " r (West
18th ST..
Morro Castle. Havana Aug ae..to Ny g.
Cuba Mail s Co with mails In expected 10
dock afternoon a. Pier 2, B'klyn lafon-
sascc st
Masura tRr). Trinidad Aug Is; 10 Fur
ness, Wlthy Co with mails will dock
at Pier "a. % kisA tAaiity st)
Bragg Br}. Marseilfes Aug Ii via Provf
dence: 20 f'abre Line with raaiis. Is ex-
pectsa to dock about 40 m at foot Stat
st, b B'kiyn-
Due sunday
Finland iBr). Antwerp Aug a.; 10 Red
Star Line .wlsh maiis: is expected to cock
forenoon at Pier s1. n n (sNcss 20th "a
t,s, ~ to whIfe
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Sailed Yesterday

Ario rampico; Magnolia. Hamburg
Caronia (Br), Hamburg: Mount Carroll,
Hamburg; Paloma (Cub), Nassau; Gulf
of Mexico, Port Arthur; Beatrice.
pool via Boston; Cubore, Baltimore
Apache, Charleston and Jacksonville; i;
susqueharna, Bremen: Monterey, Havana; /;
Hellig Oilv (Dan), Copenhagen; REPUBLIC.
yalparaiso: Maravai {Br). Trinidad; Swift
Arrow Por. Arthur: Patria fFr). Mar
RELIES; City of Atlanta, Savannah; G A
snyder. 5abine; Erholm (Nor), Walton;
Chicago iFr), Havre; ST Mihile, Colon;
schr r r GOWN, Wilmington, N G.: Astrea
(Du, Cape Hayti; City of Eureka, Naples
and Barcelona; Eastern Coast, Helsing
fors; Travean (Br), Pago Pago; Belita
(Nor), Santiago via Newport News: Fiori-
dian, Sar. Francisco via Philadelphia; Nor
way Msru (Jap). Yokohama and Kobe (;
West Hardaway, Mobile
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Far East Lines Near
Agreement; Meet To-day

After an all-day session yesterday
at which details Of the plan to post
cash forfeits of $4,000 each were dis
cussed, the Far East conference of
steamship lines adjourned until 10
o'clock this morning. The Barber Line,
which had set September / as the last
date for the negotiations, agreed to
extend its ultimatum one more day.
Officials of the conference expressed
assurance that a final understanding
would be reached to-day. They would
not comment upon the difficulties
which remain TO be debated, but said
that the point is near wnca the sigma
lures of the companies will be affixed.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Reports by Wireless
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SHIPMASTTHs

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OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
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Tess Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
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positions through the following COM
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New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Clyde Line Announces
409o Steel Rate Cuts

The Clyde Line announced yesterday
that conference steamship companies
plying between United States North
Atlantic ports and the Virgin Islands,
British and French West Indies, have
cut rates on iron and steel products
approximately 40 per cent. The new
rate becomes effective on the Ciyd.
service with the sailing of the steamer
Martinique from this city on Septem-
bes 2.
petition on these products from Ep-
rope and has no relation to the rate
war IN effect to Colombian ports, M,
A. Herwin, of the Clyde Line, said
Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Independents Wireless Tele.
graph Co. INC.

ePosition at moon unless o,berw,.a
specifiedl !" $50
Balssni 2s9 E Ambrose Aug q,
Aug 81 shcs ny -'lo I'm
Guifon ss,ifo y lsa Brenton Reef Aug al.
G.uiiscoast S.ssia i3o s Brenton Reef Aug Al
GGuinand Gand p Nantucket Aug al
Innri. = = 5aaaaliory q bS0 8 Scotland Aug 30.
I'm LIE n,s "a Ere Island Aug 81.
ssaserrynioupt sss 1877 E Ambrose Ans AZ
= iTssansucket ~ SW Fire island Air a.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
CHANGE of Masters

John H Carlson succeeds Clinton Barter
command schr barge Haverford
john Hanson succeeds Herman Baruch
command gasoline yacht Fareeda
Henry V. Cole succeeds George T. For
syth command steam screw William G
Bckel.
John ID Scott succeeds J p Farmer COM
mand steam Freeman
Michael II Snyder succeeds Char,ea
frederick command barge George J
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
yViuds 1t Sea To-day

Eaes duIf--Moderate east and weather
generally fair.
West Gaif- Moderate east and southeast
and Weather fair
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage~--
Moderate aasterly, except variable over ex-
trefsse south portion and weather partly
cloudy; showers over south portion.
North OF Sandy Hook. Sandy Hook to
Hatteras--fsentse variable and weather.
partly cloudy.
Hakseras 30 Florida straits--Gentle to
moderate east TO south. weather partly
cloudy ~
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Dangers to Navigation

{By u s. photographic Office)
North Atlantic Ocean--OG the American
Coast
Tho following obstructions were reported
Aug 2b--Iat 40 46, Ion 6S 90, wooden
spar showing 6 feet above water apparently
attached to wreckage--France; Aug ga
Lat 80 A.. Ion 73 ~, observed heavy spar
about so feet long--Swift Eagle Aug ls---
Lat II 09, lon 81 II, passed II tree 10 feet
long feet in diameter Ebro.
Along the Over-Sea Routes
The following obstructlons were reported :
Aug 26, 1922, In lat SO 90, lon 81 90, the
schr J Edward Drake foundered with n
load OF lumber--4Flour Spar; Aug 2--Lat
n ID, lon q 4s. passed spar 8 feet out
Ion 40 30, passed a large piece of wreckage
80 feet long 4 feet out OF water at one end,
resembles portion of schr. drifting east
Bankdale.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Tivives Santa Marta. IL NJ. 3. N
Sail Thursday
City Island

Bound south-silvia tBr). ST Johns. N r.
Co, Co, with 1sn pass and mdse: sehr Dan,ei 81
I9mmpmans' mnnaa ,, ,BridgsEort for New York.
Nan ovnM Waa,. EAistrr s Schrs X Bentley (Brl.
,,iss Sbr) New York for Newcastle, b; Eth
iyn tHr), New York for Nova Scotia 1at-
ter two anchoredl vat
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Sound Liner IL Hours Late

BOSTON. Aug a1,--The Metropolitan
Line steamer Calvin Austin. with 3so pas
Boston, was held up for twelve hours on
SWatford, Conn. early to-day by engine
trouble, caused by the breaking OF n
orankpn. The break wHs fixed and the
gtenfner proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
RoAnplte 10 8 Amhrosa Aug Al,

Roanoke 10 Ambrose Aug Al.
S~iftstar passed Eatlings Island q PM
Aug at I
San Juan left San Juan 8 PM Aug so
Tanamu 1a5 " Sen Juan Aug 80
West Iashaway 90 - by $ Ambrose Aug 81.
Enstern Coast left New York bound for
Baltic ports 7:aa PM Aug al
City OF Eureka isft New York bound for
Genoa PM Aug 81.
pachtdyke so Il Ambrose 4 PM Aug al.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Maritime Miscellany

LONDON, Aug 30---Revival of shipbuiId-
ing is indicated by the fact that the largest
months output this year was recorded Il,
August. The Clyde shipyards in August
launched fourteen vessels aggregafing
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Vessels Sold

Flyer. steam yacht "a tons; sold by
Nicholson for SO, 400.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01


DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
On Friday. Sept. /, Str. Washington
spying isv,, E. leaves ss pesbrossss st., a M w.
M sfnd yonkars 81, ss0 ,S,s M 2s1h ;s1 ST. a.
sic, Kingston Point. Catskill, Hudson and
Albany; str. De witt Clinton leaves w.
s2nd st, 10 a NJ. w 129th St. 1920 A..
keepsie.
On Saturday. Sept 2, Str. Albany leaves
Dessbrosses ss' st., $40 A. NJ, for tBear Noun
keepsie. tr.,Hendrick Hudson leaves Dcs-
brosses ST. A. NJ, w 42d st. o:2o A. M,
" i2ath ct, 9:4O A. M; Yonkers 1916 A.
and Albany. Str. De witt Clinton leaves
Y s2d St xan,laee 1890 A M NJ: " ,2oth st. 1870
Mountain 0HSvts West Y5a Point tNewburgh @ @ @na
tPoughkeepsle str. isobcrt Fulton leaves
! Desbrosses ST 1870 NJ, w. 42d st 1880
Z. M W "a l2eth etas st. a. 2;lo r NJ Y0nkers 2:ao
rNewburgh and Poughkeepsie.
On Sunday, Sept. 8, Str, Robert Fulton
Ieavss ssae,. besbrosses St; S;05 NJ for tnear
ton Irving leaves % Desbrosaes a ST., st. 90 a. ~ !;
w. 42d St. $3.50 A. M w. 129th ST. s:40
A. a: Nj; Yonsers. 1915 a. M, for frough-
and Albany Str. Albany leaves Desbrosses
ST. $3.50 a. NJ, and Str. De Witt Clinton
j, leaves ,a " W 42d St, 1900 4; NJ; w. 12ath
burgh and tPoughkeepsie
On Monday, Sept. a. str Albany leaves
Desbrosses ST. 800 A. NJ; w. 42d St. o:20
a, M. w. 129th ST., $40 A. M; Yonkers.
Point, Catskill, Hudson and Albany Str.
Hendrick Hudson Ieayes Desbrosses st,
$3.50 A. M, and Str. De witt Clinton leaves
w. 42d St, 1000 A. M; w. 129th ST., 10 20
a M. for tBear Mountain tWest Point,
fNewburgh and tPoughkeepsie.
The right is reserved to omit stops or
change leaving times should government
licensed CSDaCitV of mar ha
fReturn steamer same day from points
marked T.
Round Trip Rates: New York to Bear
Mountain, Sl.16; West Point, $I.25; New
burgh. .Sl.50; Poughkeepsie, $500; Kings
ton Point. $500; Catskfil, "a 90; Hudson,
I.25; Albany, $525.
ID zcason T. DE- 7 : 1iT :, E : :,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Foreign Ports
:, Arrivals

GIBRALTAR, Aug ao-city of shaneha,
(Br), Calcutta for New York
AARHuS' Aug 27-Linkmoor tBr). Port
HAMBURG, Aug 27-st Paul, New York;
Weseerwald tGer), New Orleans
,,,n hoSh n1I Aug zs-Tjileboet (Dt), San
YOKOHAMA, Aug 2s--China. San Fran
SHANGHAI Aug 2s-Dewey. San Fran
ROTTERDAM. Aug 2s-Georgia, Port
AvoNMouTH, Aug 2s-Jef Davis, Gal.
:, ANTWERP. Aug 2s-Katanga tBr)
Montreal West Inskip, Philadelphia;
ST MICHAELS, Aug 29--Presidente viii
son UtaD, New York and Boston for
: BARROW. Aug 2s-san ugon eBr,,
Shields Aug so-cairndhu (Br>,
;. BRISTOL, Aug so-chioaso city (Br),
:, VALPARAISO, Aug so-Delrosa, San
;. PATRAs. Aug so-1taia tBr,, New
:, MANILA, Aug ao--President Madison,
:, LIVERPOOL, Aug so--virg,nian. San
PANAMA CANAL. cristobal, Aug 80
GLASGOW, Aug a1-Pinemore (Br).
LONDON, Aug s1--vitellia (Br). Mont
real; Gunny tNor), Halifax.
sANTANDER, Aug 25---Besseggen (Nor),
New York. =
ANToFAGAs'TA. Aug 2e-Ebro usr),
New York via Havana and Callao.
CARDIFF, Aug S0-Canadian Runner
(Br), Montreal.
BOMBAY, Aug 24--Kathlsmba eBr),
NAPLES, Aug ss--Affinits ftaD. iS. Mont
:, PIRAEUs, Aug s-Constantinople (BrJ,
New York -
PElROGRAD, Aug 29--slversand tRr,.
New York via Baltimore
sCEz. Aug 3U-Solen. Port Arthur for
Manila; slst, Algc. Calcutta for New York
-l,lvEhpo0L, Aug S1--carmarthenshire
(Br1, Seattle ana san Francisco; Nessa n
(Bf). New Orleans.
HONGKONG Aug 31-Empress of Asia
tRr), Vancouver.
Departures
HALMsTAD Aug. 25-Sohgelv (Nor),
HAMBURG. Aug. 27-Gutfcld (Ger)
New Orleans; orduna tBr). New YORK
AUCKLAND, Aug 2s-Niagara N(Br),
Vancouxe1 % {not .previously).
:. ANTWERP, Aug 29-Pioneer (Belg),
New York. :
PORT PORT NATAL. Aug so-Dromore Castle
(Br), New York.
GLASGOW Aug ao-King Edward
(Br), Boston; Rhode Island fBr), Bottom
LIVERPOOL. Aug 3o-Lovland (Norl,
Quebec
PANAMA CANAL, cristc bal Aug 30
Katrina Luckenbacn (from San Fran
elscol. New York; Cape Roman Qrom
San Francisco), Jacksonville.
BUBNoS AYRES, Aug 30--Lasseli (Brl,
New York.
vIGo, Aug 2s-.-Niagara (Fr). tfrom Bor-
dceux) New York
ALGIERS, Aug 2s-Fert dtal), New Or
leans. Z
HULL, Aug sO-Antonio (Br), Boston !;
City of Pekin (Br). New York; Sist.
Hagno fDutch), Boston; Copenhagen tBr),
New York. = =
BARRY. Aug so-Bedeburn lBr), Port
land. Me; Hindustan (Br). New York,
CALCUTTA, Aug so--Elyeric (Br), New
NEWPORT. Eng. Aug so-Eglantier
LElTH. Aug ao--Modig tNor), New
sEccoNDEH. Aug 2s-Bountry. New
HoNGKONG, Aug 3o--Ixion tRr,, Sent
tie;. Persia Maru dJap), San Francisco; !;
SWANSEA, Aug 31--Fsristoi City (Br).
New York. :,
LONDON. Aug so Sailed: vasconia
(Brl. New York.
. PLYMOUTH. Aug so--sailed Rocha,n-
beau GBrl. lfrom Havre), New YORK
ROTTERDAM. Aug 2s-Nieuw Amster-
dam Dutch, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01
Marine Reports

NOTE. rhs hours below ars standard time.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-01

Hudson, River
by Daylight
DAYLYGHT SAVING TIME

Direct rail connections. All rail tickets
accepted New York 10 Albany, Albany to
New York. Music RaetniIral
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-01
TEXAS RUN OFF PRIMARY

The Texas run off Democratic pri-
mary was held Saturday after the hot
test and most bitter campaign in
many years. The big interest CEN
tered the run off for United States
Senator, between Railroad Commits
sioner Earl B. Mayfield and former
Governor Jas f. Ferguson. Mayfield
won by large majority. He was the
endorsee Of the Ku Kux Klan. In
Dallas county Mayfield doubled his
opponent. 1t is in Dallas where the
biggest anti X. X. X. fight has been
made by the Dallas News.
Billie Mayfield, Jr., Klan candidate
for Lieutenant Governor lead the
field in the first primary. was defeat
ed in the run off by T. w. Davidson,
anti Klan candidate.
In Dallas county, all local officers
endorsed by the thre KS won, and the
Klan staged big parade in the streets
of Dallas Saturday night, when it
became apparent that their men had
won.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-01
BREAKS JAIL But is
RETAKEN IN ARKANSAS

II. c. Cranfie!d, who escaped from
county Jail last week, has been can.
tured at Eldorado, Arkansas and re.
turned to Jail. Cranfield, who was in
'he punch captured several months
ago IN Carter county and charged with
the theft of several automobiles in
this county. escaped from the iail nv
means of key he had made from n
spoon when he went to take n bath
at about s o'clock at night.
The prisoner threw his towels ovar
the wall of the bathroom then unlock
ed the door to the Jail, passed through
them relockcd it and walked out of
the court house. His escape was dis
covered about two hours later.
Cranfield has been a continual
source OF worry since he has been in
Jail here, Sheriff Taylor said. and
has made several other attempts to
break Jail, but they have always been
frustrated. Cranfield was implicated
IN the wholesale robbery of autos
here when another man, captured at
Antlers, confessed and said Cranfield
helped him.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-01
LIGHTED CIGARS DANGEROUS
discarded Butt or Cigarette Thrown
On Wooden Floor of Steel Bridge
May Cause Fire.

r'epsF"d by the United States Department
OF Agrtculture)
poht throw away your cigar or
ss"'"'t" when crossing bridge with
~""'"h iloor advises the bureau Of
puUI' roads Of the United States De-
p'e,'"'h' of Agriculture. 1t may start
mrr mat will destroy the bridge.
"'hH such fires are started. Most
u'in are put out with small dam
vs., % "n' occasionally a large structure
ueS,F"yed. 1t seems strange that a
sN' s,ee' bridge should be DESTROYED by
ae' '"t heat from a burning floor
10y cause the destruction of the
,," %"''e bridge by softenlng; the break
ns s '" one weakened member will
~ uSe the whole span to drop into
- w ,''er' On some large bridges a
,bIs I''',''hh Is kept to guard against
hs". ' UhSer, and in a dry season fires
"e"h known to occur daily.
49,, = committee composed of a repre-
'sn.''e n",''e Of the bureau and repre-
rna''S ,a'''"S OF the national board Of fre
,rSceIr"ri'ers, the lumber and creosote
PrN and the Engineering News
,s prominent engineering maya
,ns y now inv estigatlng the subject
NV. NJ" ''nSIdering the best means of