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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08
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TEACHERS MEET

The Granger County Teachers As
ISOLATION met in the courthouse on
Saturday, Nov. 4th at 10 o'clock.
The meeting was called to order by
the President, S. R. Wester, after
the business, Mrs. Eugene Crutcher,
State Pres. of the Parent Teacher
Association was introduced and spoke
in a most able manner outlining the
work of the parent-Teacher Orga liz-
alton. Several teachers expressed q
Willingness to organize club in
their school. Mrs. Shumate was APP
pointed county chairman.
Prof. c Il Rogers Of the f. Ten
nessee State Normal was present
and Addressed the teachers His
theme was THE Qualifc ations of the
Teacher" He outlined the eight
points of excellence as foilows:
l Skill in teaching
2 Ability tc discipline
3 Sympathy
a Energy
s Interest in Community Activities
6 Sense Of Huinor
7 Health
8 Personal appearance
This address was much enjoyed by
all present.
The Supt. made some announce
ments and suggestions regarding the
work Of the county. He reports that
the educational work in the county is
very encouraging.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08
lCop,riehted ~ BIZ w. c. Sd

the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
F. Stolswortn.
Miss Eliza Dunn of Knoxville snent
the weekend with home folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Finley were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hodge ID
Leas Springs ON Saturday night.
Martin West is visiting his son
Fred West this week.
Quite large crowd from this place
attended the Quarterly meeting
at Shilo on Sunday
BORN To Mi. and Mrs. Robert
Parrot, son, who will bear the name
Laurence Justus.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Uncle" All Acuff, age IS years,
died at his home near Washburn on
Sunday. rhe funeral was conducted
Monday by Revs. Joel Acuif and Ben
Rucker; intsrment in the family
cemetery. The deceased was one ot
the oldest ard best known citizens in
Granger county. He was highly re-
spected and had many friends thru
cut the county who regret his pass
ing. He had been member of
Locust Grove Baptist ehurgh fu'
years. Several children survive.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08
.JOPPA

The work on the new NJ. e. church
IS progressing nicely.
Mrs. Lee Dalton was the guest OF
Mrs. w. &, Ellis on Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Collins was called t. the
bed side of aer sister, who is serious
ly i'll at her home near Tates.
Mrs. w. VI. Akans is visiting her
son in Alabama for a few weeks
Rev and Mrs. f. NJ Lewis and
daughter Mary OF new Market, spent
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

FOR SALE -Purebred S. c. White
I.eghorn vearling hens. Special price
if taken soon. Also some nice pullets
Thrifty stock, good layers See or
write
CEDARWOOD POULTRY FARM
G.. w. Mills, Prop. Morristown, Tenn
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08
HALLOWEEN STUNTS

The students of the Granger
County High School gave a Hal
owe'en Carnoival at the High School
building, Kutledge, Tuesday night
Oct. 31st,
The prog"a,n consisted of exercises
appropriate tc' Halloween, ineEudin.
a Ghost Drill Goblin Song, Negro
Selections, Reading and Jackolantefn
exercises.
The Auditorium was filled With
visitors. Every student enrolled in
the school took part in the exercises.
The Witch was present, too aad told
fortunes.
After The program, ApHro-
pirate refreshments were sold by the
Heme Economies Department.
The proceeds of the CARNIVAL will
DO used for the benefit of the schosl.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Misses Lera McCiister and Mollie
Morgan were guests Of Mrs. Johl r.
JarnagiR at Tate, on Saturday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Mas. Julia Nance of Leas Springs
spent several days here last week,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. nj. Nance.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Miss Mollie Morgan entertained for
dinner Saturday, Mrs. Eugene
Crutcher ST Nashville, Prof. w. C..
Rogers of Johnson City and Prof. c.
II. Cabbage and Misses Nina LurlIey
and Lena MoClster of Rutledge.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Quarterly meeting services we're
held at the Shiloh Methodist church
Sunday, DR.. Stapihton of Johnson
City, in charge.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Dir, and Mrs. |. NJ. Peck of Knox
vile, were guests Of friends here
Saturday
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Mr.. and Ms. c. A. BroySes of Gate
City, Va, were here this week visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs, j. W. Luntsford,
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Miss Edith Drinnoa visited rela-
tives in Mrr.stown on Saturday and
Sunday.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08
LOCAL.
NEWS

Mr.. arc blrs. Horace Henry wished
relatives ~ knoxville last week.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Mr., and Mrs. Rder of Dumpnn,
spent severed days here this week,
visiting relatives.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Miss VIRGINIA Nicely Of Knoxville,
spent Satrrday with Mr.. aod Mrs.
Horace Henry.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Attorney A. T. DrinEon was in
Morristoyn On legal business Eion-
day.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Misses Hoams and Keasinger Of
MorristowH were visiting Miss Lena
McClister last week.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1922-11-08

Patronize our advertisers
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Cleared

greso; g. Cuba Mall Co.
Flora (DuD, Vinken; Cape Hayti and
Port de Paix; Funch Edye & Co.
Editor, johnson; Havre to Philadelphia :
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Munardan tBr), Jacobsen; Havre to
Philadelphia; Munson s Line
silvia (Br), Mitchell; Halifax and st
Johns Bowring & Co.
Apache, Mcguire; Charleston and Jack
sonville; Clyde Co.
Lake Gilboa, Bunnell; Wilmington and
Brunswick; Clyde s 8 Co.
Dmock, Allen; Boston; Eastern
S s Co
Minnesotan. Smith; San Pedro and San
Francisco via Panama Canal United
Am ercan Lines.
Charles II Cramp. woodhouse; Provi-
dence: Jnited American Lines
Runa (Nor) Iverson; Guantanamo and
Santiago Atlantic Fruit Co
r Warden
Northland (Brl, Foster; Boston; Eastern
s s Co.
Tiger tNor), Blomauist Bergen; Robert
l. Hague
Fort Hamilton tBr). Francis; Halifax
Furness, Witty & Co.
West Nohno. Sparrow; Casa Blanca and
Las Palmas; A H Bull & Co.
Ketenia Dan), Madsen; Cardenas: N Y
& Cuba Mail 8 S Co.
s NJ Spauldng. Spur; Tampico to Perth
Amboy Huasteca Petroleum Co,
lndochine (Fr) Ducamine Montreal; ;
Barber s s Lines
Schr Cynthia j Griffin, Griffin; Windsor:
] r Whitney g. Co.
schr Tolima Norton: Turks Island; Sex
ton g. Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

oRAN, July 21-oaronne (Fr). Port
Arthur.
phia for Constantlnople = q
PETROGRAD. July % Lovstakken
(Nor), Baltimore.
BERGEN. July 2S--Noruega (Nor) Phil
adelpha.
BORDEAUX. July 2s-west EIdara. New
HAMBURG, July ao-France Maru tJap>.
Savannah: Merry Mount, Montreal, s1st,
Vauhan lBr), Now York.
HAVRE. July S1-EEantier (BeIg), New
COPENHAGEN, July S1-Golaa (Nor,
Galveston.
BREMEN. July s1-Jacona, Charleston.
al, ANI" ERR July Sl-Rassay tBr), New
ROTTERDAM, Aug Brighton tBr>.
Montreal; Glasgow Maru (Jap), Seattle;
NEWPORT. England, Aug 1-Eastern
Victor. Galveston
:. PORT TALBOT, Aug West Wanna,
IA ALExANpRIA, 2S Aug p Kathlamba
LONDON. Aug 3-Evergreen City, New
Orleans; Maine (Br>. New York
SUEz, Aug 2-Muroran Maru (Jap), CAL
cutta for New York
MANILA. Aug 2-Presrdent Grant. Seat
tie; Robert Dollar (Br), New York via
Norfolk and San Francisco, Sd, Pomona,
Tacoma.
,rtsoF coPFENHAGEN. Aug 1-Hellig olav
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 1-oropesa (Rr),
New York for Hamburg (and proceeded)
PLYMOUTH, Aug 2-Resolute, New
York for Hamburg land procecded1.
BUENOS AYRES, Aug 2--Iolcos (Grk)
Pensacola.
York
TRNER1FFE, Aug 2-Badagry tBry,
New York.
tNor}, Portland. Ore; Kaga Maru (Jap).
Seattle for Hong Kong.
LIVERPOOL, AUG 8-Conehatta, Baltt-
more for Manchester
CARDIFF, Aug 3~-Helmer Morch DAM
Campbellton, n. b.
(Swed), New York.
MELBOURNE, Aug 1---Eastern Moon,
New York via Colon: 2, Romeo tBr).
New York via Newport News.
BRISBANE Aug 1-Karonga (Br), Neve
York via Balboa
MoNRov1A, Aug West Humhaw,
New York
souRABAyA. Aug 1-west Ivan, sgd
ney, N. 3. w. for San Francisco.
BREMEN. Aug 1-susquehanna, New
York for Danzig.
FAYAL, Aug 2--Asia tFr), New York
via Providence for lisbon.
COLOMBO. Aug 2-city of Westminster
(Br). New York.
SANTIAGO. Chile. Aug 3--North Ameri-
can (Br). New York via Mobile.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Freight Ships Due
DUO To-day

Duo JO-dHy
Ringborg, Gibraltar, July H.
Ocean Carriers Co
Diana Dollar Colombo, July ~,
Dollar Lines
wayo Maru. San Franciseo, July 9.
Edgar r Luckenbach. crlstobal. July 90.
Luckenbsch s S Co
City of Batavia oi1ra'ts5, July II, Ii, r.
Lloyd Royal Beis.
sar.atia, Port Said, July -. Kerr s Co
West Mahomet. Port Said, July s.
United Am sriran Lines
Hstarana. London. July 10. Norton Lilly
Ha-lsvik. Genoa. July 12. .Furnsss- with ,
Philad.iphis. ......... Mallory Lines
sandown Castle London. July 10.
5rsdavon, London. July a; ~
Atlantic Fruit Co
Due To- morrow
Barbadian, London, July &c. w Star Line
Croxteth Hall. Oran. July 18.
Norton Lilly & Co
Citta d'Messina. Leg horn. July ia,
Phelps Bros
Nagato Maru. San Francisco, July ia
Houider. Weir & Boyd
Chicago City. Swansea. July 49,
Bristol City Line
United American Lines
somersby. Sunderland, July 90.
II Winchester Il Co
Knut Jarl. Barry. July ls.
g o Stray s Corp
Due Sunday
Fastener, Melbourne, June "a
u S & Australasia Limo
Santa Barbara, Los Angeles. July 10
Isthnian Lines
Harry Luckenbach, Cristobal. July 80.
Luckenbach S Co
Due Monday
Manhattan Island, Calcutta, July TO-
Export 8 S Corp
crofton Hail. Montevideo. July IA
Norton. Lilly & Co
Elswick Tower, Sunderland, July a.
Funch, Edge & Co
Storm King, Antwerp July 81
Black Diamond s Co
Due Tuesday
Anaconda. Rotterdam, July as
Black Diamond Corp
ManChurian Prince, Bahia, July rs
Furness, Witty & Co
Due Wednesday
Matilde Peirce, Baulctta, July 22
Pierce Bros
Liberty. Dunkirk, July 81
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Motorship Shows
Economy i'm Trip
To Pacific Coast
Californian, of American
Hawaiian Line, Ends Voy-
age From N. Y. With Saw
ing of $4,000 i'm Fuel

Results of the first voyage Of the
motor ship Californian, made public
Steamship Company, showed marked
savings In fuel as compared with coal
or oil burning vessels of similar size
and power. On trip of 1855 miles,
from New York to San Pedro by wav
of Boston and Philadelphia, the Diesel
engined ship. had fuep pconsum otion Of
lab tons of oil day. AN oil burning
steamer would have used three times
as many tons. The United American
Lines. managing agents for the Ameri-
can-Hawaiian. did not have detailed fig
ures on the saving, but from the cur
rent prices OF Diesel and ordinary fuel
oil it is estimated that this would
amount to about $4,000 during the
siXteen-day voyage.
AS the first of two large, all-Ameri-
can motor ships, the report on the
Californian has been awaited with
considerable interest by shipping men,
who are watching comparisons between
Diesel engines and the standard steam
machinery. Details given out yester-
day were as follows:
Distance, 1855 miles; speed. 1879
knots average; revolutions per minute,
112; slip, 60 per cent; fuel consump-
tion, 14.3 tons (23.5 Beaume) per "a
hours; pounds of fuel per indicated
horsepower per hour, O304; indicated
horsepower developed 4,405; mean
draft, 81 feet IL inches.
In addition to the propelling ma
chinery the report stated that all elec-
trical equipment, winches and other
apparatus, worked in good order. On
the Pacific Coast $1,000 tons of cargo
were handled without delay
The Californian is ship of 1900
deadweight tons. Her hull was built
at the Merchant Shipbuilding Yard at
Chester. The machinery was installed
st the Cramp yards at Philadelphia
The propulsive power consists of two
Diesel engines of the Cramp, Bur
meister & Vain six-cylinder four-cycle
type. developing 4,500 indicated horse
power on 115 revolutions a minute
and driving twin screws
The Missourian, sister ship of the
Californian, recently ran her trial trip,
and is now on her first voyage to the
Pacific Coast in the United Americans
intercoastal service
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
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Tel. Co.. Inc.

tPositions at noon. distances in miles un.
less otherwise speciied)
America 1.o66 e Ambrose Aug l.
Absecon 81 sW Gayhead. arriving Norfoll
PM Aug 4
Branmell Point 1885 Cape May Aug 2.
Ebro lat SO 81 lon Ga % Aug 3.
Nlizabeth $50 e Ambrose Aug 2.
Idaho 646 e Ambrose Aug O.
Juniata 35 e Fire Island Aug g.
Lackawanna 200 Sc Ambrose II PM Aup p
Maryland SO from Nantucket Aug
Minnekahda EOS Ambrose Aug
Mount Clinton so e Ambrose pm Aug ?
Norfolk 10 ENE Block Island Aug q
Nebraskan pd Block Island bound Boston
Hoven l6s SSW Nantucket Aug 4
Lake Fiuor 90 ESE Montauk Point Aug 3
vile.
Nantucket 16o NE Winter Quarter Aug q
Orrnidale 10 Barnegat Aug g.
President Harding 14o e Ambrose Aug
Reliance 2S5 Ambrose Aug g.
!, president Polk lat 40 Is lon s5 55 Aug 3.
Reliance lat 80 80 ion 10 OF $40 PM aug q
San Jacinto 1876 s Scotland Aug 8,
sarcoxie 214 e Ambrose Aug 8.
swift Scout 10 Block Island PM Auv .
san brnno 30 Nantucket Aug q
Tug Menominee 5 s Nantucket Aug
west Gotomska 100 e Cape Henry Aug 3
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK, Va, Aug 3-In efforts 10 float
Vancouver Maru. aground or Cape Henry,
England Maru has lost anchor. Vancouver
Maru still stranded. and two other Japan
vessels standing by.
Tanker Livingston Roe. from Charleston.
s c, to Standard OH Company, discharging
900 barrels of refined oil and so.0 900 Of
gasoline. Cleared for Beaumont, Tex. in
ballast.
with departure of Sheaf. now loading
for Havana. $4,000 barrels of Eastern
Shore potatoes VIII have been shipped from
Norfolk for Cuba within month.
Contract for repairs to West Pool one
of half dozen ships being prepared to
bring coal from England. awarded Moon
Engineering Company, and vessel shifted
to Atlantic City cotton docks.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 3-sch Lizzie
Vance. from Coos Bay March %, and which
had not been since reported. arrived Mel
bourne July II. III days out. Failure to
receive report of vessels arrival had
caused anxiety for safety.
MANILA, p J. Aug S--Officers and men
on Philippines inter-lsland vessels went on
strike yesterday account 20 per cent re-
duction wages.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Marine Corps Orders
WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Mari

/ WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-Marine or
. ders issued to-day follow:
root. Lt d. T.. to u. S s. ortolan
Hoicomb. 1t. Col T.. 10 Guantanamo Bay
Arthur Capt. J. NJ. to U. s.
Kipp, Maj. II. H. to Mare Island.
Martin, Capt. c. H. to Olongapo.
Cox. Capt. NJ, to Cavite.
Blake. Capt. r.. 20 Department of Pacific
Bayits 1t. 9. D.. to Mare Island.
'Wfrgman. Mai. H. f. TO Philad eiphia.
Eastman. Maj, n. A. to U. $. 8. Pennsyl-
Adams Maj. J. @, to Paris Island
Sudson. Maj. H. c., TO Paris Island.
no Haytt-Harrington Maj. II. M: Clapp
Maj. L.; A.; Smith, Capt. H. l.; Scott
Capt G. H; Cumming. Capt s. c.
Whaley, Capt l.. w; Bartoe. Lit o. e
Livingston. 1t. w. J.. spicer. Lit. q.
Montague. Capt. r. NJ: Tnrnage. Capt
A. H: Moore. Capt. J. t. Pierce. Capt
H C.
go sanso Doningo-Bleasdale, Capt. V. r.
Cripps, Capt. 3. T.; Llenhard, Capt r.
Price. Capt, r. B.; Swindler 1t. l.. s
Zane 1t. F.; Lockbnrner. 1t. j. d.
Buchanan, Lit. f. L.; Loomis Mar. Gun
D.; McVey, 1t. ]. F.; Prichard Lt c.
Presnell I'd 1T. r. r.
Eonorably Observation-Disclosures "a Lit
~ W.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Reports by Wireless
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SHTPMASTERS

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OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation ana the Radio Corpo-
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vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com
merclal 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 publca-
ton.
Position reports can also be seat
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Wireless Telegraph Company Inc, New
York City (WCGl. Babylon, l.. l.
tWSE}, Easthampton, L. l. (WSAl,
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 soilowing stations: Cape Cod
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London. Conn. (WLC), Cape May, New
York City {WNYl.
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tlon Of America by the L Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Departures

FIuME, July so-cameronian tBr,. New
poRTo FERRAJo. July 80 Yeifuku
Maru (Jap), Phtladelphia.
HAvRE. July s1-Roussillon tBrl, New
BARRY. Aug City of Harvard {Br).
New York: DEUEL., New York; Bradavon
(Br), New York; General Church (Brl,
Boston; 50. Conhonta County, New York.
SHIELDS, Aug 2--Arkansas tDan), Port
LONDON, Aug 2--Galtymore tBr), Mont
real; MANeh MshGpss hMsTnR Inr2' 3,s Boston
HI HoNGKoSG 4DAsa Aug : Moorish Prince
GgT1, New Tss To5k; Protss.aus tBr). VAN
FowEy, Aug a-Teesbridge (Br) Port
LIVERPOOL. Aug - wyncote tBr).
MANILA, Aug s-- Arakan tDu), San
Francisco.
BuENos AvREs, Aug i--sansdal tSor,,
NAPLES, July 2e-Conte Rosso OtaD.
New York. ''
Nh, MAMnuRs, MP, July 2e-.Lerd Antrim eBr>.
PALERMO. July 2s---Phoebus Orr.
Genoa for New York. NNs''
BONA. July 3o-Kofuku Maru (Jap).
COLOMBO, Aug l-Bowes Castle tBr,.
New York. -
LONDON. Aug l-FlIndA c!ausen (Nor,,
SUNDERLAND. Aug Harold Casper
fBr), Philadelphia.
.AvoNMoUTH. Aug 2-Cornishman tBr,.
Montreal. ~
LEITH. Aug a-cairndhu tBr). Mont
NEWPORT. England. Aug 3-Adra fBr).
New York. Homer City (Br). Boston.
PLYMOUTH, Aug s--Noordan {pu).
Rotterdam for New York
LIVERPOOL. Aug 3--Ear1nania (Br),
New York.
SOUTHAMPToN, Aug George Wash
&nRton, from Bremen for Nsw York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Arrived Yesterday

Canada fBr>, Marseilies July H. Lisbon
e. st Michaels "a. Angra and Iorta ,,r a
Prevalence Aug Il 10 James w Eiweil
Co. with mdse slst st, D'kiyn.
srort Victoria {Br), bermuda AUG TO
the Furnsss nermnda s.i mins gith Els pass
July a. TO Norton, Lilly & Co, In ballast
r Fort RamIton Ham SNS Sbr5, quebec u, July 80.
Halifax Aug i to the Furnsss-Bermuda
Line. With ls2 pass and in ballast Pier
sandown Castle tpr), London July 1e;
Drydock, Erie Basin, B'klyn.
Bombay June 81. Port sudan July 4, Port
Said July o. TO Norton Lilly G. CO.. with
mdse; Pier !, American Docks. l.
the Y & Cuba Mali s Co, with mall,
and mdse; Pier. II, B'klyn.
tinted Frui; ;>o Co With srad mdse Pier is. r.
Fort Gaines (Nor) Port Antonio July
2s; 10 the Atlantic Fruit Co. with -ruit;
Hamilton, Norfolk July al, to tho
oold Dominion Transportation Co. with
pass and mdse; Pier 81. r.
c7. Kingston 2a TO the United Fruit Co,
with pass mails ana mdse: Pier Is, e II.
Poionia tDar) copenhasrn ! July a. va. Hal.
s'siyn' R'.f; mails and md'e' Fer o. D0''' D''SN
Dsrtford, Tampco ruly "a: to the Uni.
Mayaro tar,. Demerara July 81. Trini-
dad as. Grenada 81; to Furness, Witty 4
Co. with "a pass, malls and mdse; Pier "a,
Chicago City t1r9. Bristol July II. Sean
sen 10, TO Chas Hill & Sons with mdss;
'ss sydfold ss * {xor>. Guantanamo su.y 20; ,o
the Munson Line. with sugar; National Ee-
finery, Long Island City.
Jamaica (Nicl. Kingston Jul" 90 Fort
Antonio IS: to the Di Giorgo Fruit Co,
With 20 pass ana mdse; Pier {. E H.
1s, AIgiers %. to Phelps Bros & Co, with
1853 cabin 1876 third class pass mails and
mdse; ds ! l,,v Pier :. Bush pecks; bklyn.
J WINCHESTER g. Co. with mdse; Pier 81.
olen, Baltimore, August q to the Cos.
boken.
Vasconia tBr), Baltimore. August 2; to
Corvallis. Norfolk, August august 1T to p rendle. e.
ton Bros. with mdse; Huron ST, B'kiyn
Collamer. Philadelphia, August 3: to the
Hoboken
Edgar r Luckenbach. crlstobal, July IS;
to the Luokenbach Co. with mdse;
tn the LLOYD Reya, Beige. with mdse; Pier q
schr Pioneor iDt,. Curacao. .rrne qs: to
the master, with mdse; anchored in stream.
schr Miiliam hisoee. Delaware Break
~@teri Cuty 90 10 James "a EillOt q Co.
with nldse; off Red Hook Flats, B'klyn
Bowie (Br). Liverpool, July Is; Boston
August /; to the White Star Line, with
mdse; Pier So. r.
Bradford City (Br), London. June 40
Baltimore, August / to the United States
Navigation Co, with mdse: Pier "A, Rklyn
Consnche Jacksonville and Charleston
July 81: to the Clyde S S Co, with pass and
mdse; Pier 36, n r.
Ormidale. Norfolk, to c o Mallory &
Co with mdse.
President Harding, Bremen July ss
Cherbourg and Southampton 27; to the
United States Lines. with pass, mails and
mdse.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Shake-Up in Lloyd
BraYiIeiro Offices

Officials of the Lloyd Brazileiro in
New York yesterday confirmed reports
Of change in the management Of the
company. DR.. M. Buarque de Macedo,
owner of the company before the Bra
lillian government obtained control, re-
signed from his position as director
general on July 24. This followed the
election of DR.. Melciades de Sa Freire
as director president on July 19. The
relation between these two develop
ments could not be cleared yesterday.
DR.. Sa Freire was formerly Mayor of
the District Capital Of Rio de Janeiro
The Lloyd Brazileiro maintains q
monthly service between the United
States and Brazil with three steamers,
the Pocone, Santarem and Cuyaba.
Steamship companies plying to Bra
zil will meet in New York next week
to consider raising rates. The charge
on coffee northbound is now about So
cents a bag.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Porto Rico. san Juan, Aug ].

Porto Rico. San Juan, Aug !.
N d Porto Rico Co
orduna, Hamburg, July 26.
Royal Mali Steam Packet Co
VT M Tuppcr. Kingston, Aug 1..estgde 8 $ Co
Mount Clay. Hamburg. July "a.
Uraited American Line
Assyria. Glasgow, July 81 .Cunard s s Co
Pan America. Rio de Janeiro. July ~.
Munson Lines
Fort st George. Bermuda, Aug s.
Furness, Witty & Co
due Tuesday
Columbia. Cristohal, July rs
w r Grace & Co
Munargo. Nassau. Aug s.
Munson S $ Lines
sihoney Havana Aug 5,
~ y q Cuba Mail 8 S Co
Due Wednesday
Colombo. Naples, July ST.. Italia America
zacapa, Santiago. Aug g.. United Fruit Co
Due Thursday
President Monroe. Cherbourg. Aug. /.
u Lines
st Paul. Hamburg, July sl...Amerlcan Line
Roussillon, Havre. July 81. French Line
Metapan, Kingston. Aug s. United Fruit Co
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, Aug s,
Furness, Witty e. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. Aug. 'S.-Navy orders Is.
sued to-day follow:
osburn, 1t. Com. G; T. to ouantico.
Wilson 1t. Com. f. Fl. TO Quantico.
Carson, 1t j. H. to Boston.
Clarke 1t. w. p. o., TO Boston.
Fehrion. 1t. F.. c.. TO Boston
Fuilinwider Lit. S. p, to New York,
Hoover Lit G, c., to Pittsburgh.
Irby 1t. r. s., to Chicago.
Keefe, 1t. j. H., 10 Pittsburgh.
ksland, LIT. I. N, TO New York.
Noble, Lit A. to Boston.
Wainwright, LIT L., to Chicago.
Decker. 1t 6. go p A., TO U. S. S, Reid
Moran, 1t. o. g) A. p, to u s. g. Shaw
Metsei Lit, q. 81 j. C. to U. S. s., wy
oning
Morrison, 1t. 6. g.. C.. to ouantico.
harrington. Ems. J. W, resigned
Plaskitt, Ems. J. NJ, 10 Atlantic fleet.
Heiner. Com. Il G.. to Atlantic fleet.
Clifford. Lit. Com. a. b.. 20 Annapolis.
Eakins. Ii. f. j., to Atlantic feet.
Moioney 1t j. g. to Newport.
Montgomery, 1t. IA, H.. TO Washington,
O'Rourke. 1t. ID. H., to Denver
Reinke. Lit G. X. resigned
Stenhouse, Lit. H M, to Virgin Islands.
fwood, Lit Com. G. s.. TO U. s. S. Arkansas
Morgan. 1T. r., TO l1th naval district,
'Alexander, ch. Pay elk. j. Il, TO Ports
mouth.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-04
tBy U s photographic Office

July 2s Hogs Back north buoy, third
class spar. painted red and black in hori-
fathoms of water on the northern end OF
Hogs Back Shoal, Is miles deg from
York In lat 40 OF is n. Ion 73 IS ".
July 81, a second class spar buoy, painted
red and black in horizontal hands, was
established in fathonls of water in lat
40 ~ os n, Ion ~ OF w. alongside of the
wreck of the barge Margaret Marston.
New York upper bay over which there is
a depth of Q fathoms on the bearings
woolworth Building, 81 deg; Governor g
Island Light Station. 100 deg statue OF
Liberty 214 deg 90.