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New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
= Co, In expected to dock forenoon at
Pier SO. n fCharlton st). !.
Due Monday

4 = Co: In expected to dock forenoon Mt
pier SO. N r fCharlton st). 3.
Due Monday
Vessel Port. Agency.
Paris. Havre, Sept ah .s...,'.. French Lima
Eergenaftord. Bergen Sept 22.
NorweB ian American Line
Heliig oiay, Copenhagen Sept I'll.
Scandinayian- American Line
Dante Aighieri, Genoa, Sept Is.
Mcdonnell & Truda
santa Elisa crstohai, Sept 30.
san Lorenzo. San Juan, Sept 90.
NY & Porto Rico Limo
Fort st George. Bermuda, Sept 40
Furnsss. Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Majestic, Southampton. Sept 81
White Star Line
Gothland. Antwerp, Sept 81. Red Star Line
MunarTo, Nassau, Sept 30 Munson Lines
Siboney. Havana, Sept 80.
NY & Cuba Mail s Co
Due Wednesday
Belvedere. Naples Sept 20. :. Phelps Bros
President Polk. Plymouth. Sept rs.
nne Thursday
La Touraine, Havre. Sept 20 French Line
Stockholm. Gothenburg. Sept 26.
Swedish-Am Line
Hanover. Bremen. Sept 20.
North German Lloyd
Metapan, Puerto Colombia, Sept ~
United Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Radio Corp. of America

Positions arc at noon, distances In miles
unless stated otherwise
a Bedford rs W by s Sand Key Sept 81
America cas- r Ambrose Sept 2s.
hyron ID Benson els sW South Pass
Caracas 1.O5s Sc. Ambrose Sept 81
N"su Harhor 94o Delaware Breakwatel
nean 1osw ! 1Emery pe5,y "a Miami Sept 81.
Ell FL Captain $50 S Ambrose sept rs,
Ell Mundo sol sw Diamond Sept 81.
Geo Geo n n .Iqnss I{ Ts 9s Sc Jupiter Sept e.
cen cen ", " n Ernst sos Ne Colon Sept ~
Gt3e Ge0 WASHINGTON lSS7 = Ambrose Sept 2s
Gulf stream pd Fenwick Island Sent sS
,'eV " vaaTI,. narnes 257 1 Providence Sept 2s.
! ! a Wv Handyke 40 SsD Overfals Sept 2s.
~ ~ ,iVl1gSton :, .,o Roe $40 E Nantucket Sept ~.
~ + h'llott lS2 NV Tortugas Sept 81
NUM- MMunamar ~ 276 SW Hatteras Sept 27
Nora 81 Ambrose Sept 2s
norfolk pd Winterquarter Sept g.
oscar y bennett 23o WSW Egmont Key
Philadelphia 1,172 Scotland Sept 81
Rangoon Maru $50 from Ambrose Sept z7.
Robin Adair 77o Scotland PM sept az
ROLF 80 s Ambrose Sept %
santa Marta ,079 S Scotland Sent 27
santa Elisa 1856 Sc Cape May Sept 27.
SSt.andard 5l5 " Tortugas Sept ~
iisamspoTtation sans, s0 30 NE Winterquarte,
vacuuin 1v,S,rl1a ~ ~ EsE Galveston Sept 81.
Wllpo!o 749 Scotland Sept 27
W m q Warden $40 s Ambrose Sent %
Newton 100 E Barnegat Sept o.
n w Sinclair 26 ENE Overfalls SAINT %
seattle Spirit 26 SE Brenton Reef Sent az
CITY of Rome 70 SW Gay Head Sent Ss
N1snntrss snnt - So S Delaware Breakwate,
Naslnia IGN 80 Limited is NNE winterquarte,
1}91nsney 10 S 4s Sc by s Barnegat Sept 2s.
~ ~ SUD ~ Diamond Sept 2S
Essex 10 Fenwick Island Sent %
Snester Sun 100 N Diamond Sent %
FL r., Mundo 27b Scotland Sept 28
SSty OF columbus 90 NE Diamond Sent ss
SISe,faconnett IS,f. 10 NE Northeast End Sent %
nhlliigo ~ 200 Scotland Sept 2s
Helance 220 Ambrose Sent %
Clty or Montgomery 80 S Winterouart.,
WI II Tiford SIS NE Cape May Sept %
t1irene Ei,el Sl6 d Brenton Reef Sept 2s
Hquarius l16 by N Boston fV Sent %
NMiatinlcock $40 e Cape Henry SEPT 81
ESiunamar 30c S Ambrose Sept 2S
Noaho'na County Gao e by n Cape Henr,
Gadillas lat ss As N Ion So 80 w Sent %
eSnhsyivania Sn lat 80 81 Ion 62 81 w
TInngamon Inra,a i 252 Nantucket Sept 2s.
annoKo 1ao la3 % Ambrose Sept 28.
o 4aaho 53S q Ambrose Sept 28
7a,stoi Danto, 80 Cape Henry Sept 2S.
TaaleI SAME. 4'0 E Ambrose Sept 2S
'rahkhn 500 by w New York Sent %
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Granie Gaarde' San Francisco, a Ang ls, r.
Santa Rosa. Los Angeles, Sept 4.
Isthmian Lines
Bergsdaler. Shields Sept s.
Tamaha, Constantinople, Aug %
Standard OH
City of Newcastle. Perrin Aug 2e.
Rockaway Para. Newcastle. Sept g. via
Providence. .susquehanna Line
Lena Luckenhach San Francisco Sept =. .,
Corfc Castle. Madeira Sept IL. Barber Linus
HOG Island, constantihopie Sept a.
willpolo. Puget Sound Aug 20
AIg,c fort SAID Sept Kerr rS. Tlnss
Bradford city. Birkenhead Sept IL
S Navigation Co
Idaho Antwerp. Sept. "a.
Cody. Cardiff. Sept is Lykes Bros
freiz 1zel. Kavre Sept via Baltimore.
French Line
Annetta, Raracos Sept 20. All Fruit CO
Due Tomorrow
valacia. London. Septe 13. >. .Cunard Line
Mallory Transport Line
callisto, Hamburg, Sept i6 Unit Am Lines
City OF 0unkirk. oran, Sept ls.
capillo. Buenos Ayres, Sept .. Il
Munson Lines
Due Sunday
C,olamer. st Nazatre Sept IS.
Cosmopolitan Lines
cras:er Hail. tquiqui. Sept 21.
Istnnian Lines
Tecumseh. Shields. Sept 1e. .Robt l. Hague
Pennsylvanian. Boston, Sept 80.
United American Lines
Due Monday
Fuii Maru Immingh ham, Sept l5
Suzuki &. Co
Blair, Penarth, Sept 19...., Export S S Co
Lassell, Santos, Sept S .Lamport g. Holt
Indian Prince, Rio de Janeiro, Sept G.
Furness. Witty &, Co
Santa Oliver, Santa Fe. Sept 10.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Due Tuesday
Vulcan City, Shields Sept 49,
Eastern Sword. Liverpool, Sept IS. '
II Winchester & Co
Parisiana. London. Sept 16. .Furness- Witty
Vile d'Oran, Leghorn, Sept 1b.
Algerian American Line
Due Wednesday
Dromore Castle, Cape Town, Sept A.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Editor. Havre, Sept 15 Cosmopolitan Lines
City OF Glasgow, Hull. Sept 21.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Chicago City Swansea. Sept is. .Chas Hill
Edward Luckenbach, Seattle Sept 10.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Thursday
.Barbadian, London, Sept 21White Star Line
Tiger San Pedro, Sept 10 via Boston
Houlder Weir q Boyd
Labette, Buenos Ayres, Sept S.Munson Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Rl1ssia's Food Increases

LONDON, Sept. % (By The Assoc-
ated Press).-The increasing stocks of
food on hand in Russia since the har-
vest will permit the elimination Of a
thousand children daily from the
American Relief Administrations lists.
and by October 1 only a million chill
doren and invalid adults will be receiv-
ing American food as a gift, according
to c. j. 0. Quinn, of Saginaw. Mich.
assistant director Of the administra-
ton IN Russia, who arrived here from
Moscow yesterday.
Last month, ten and one-half mil
lions of Russians were on the free
feeding list of the administration, MI.
Quinn said. Throughout Russia, the
people give America credit, through the
Relief Administrators agency, for hav-
ing checked the famine last winter and
prevented it's recurrence the coming
WINTER, declared Mr.. Quinn. He said
that there were manifestations of grat-
itude and thankfulness both from the
Soviet officials and the population.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS Avn
SHIPMASTERS

me Tribune publishes daily renort.
ol sne positions OF merchant vessels re-.
eeivea ss through the Independent Wire-
.ess corporation and the Radio Corno-
ration OF America. Shipmaster.' po ",
vessels with radio apparatus NAV Wiz.
oul charge. report their (TR5 nnan
posltions through the following ronI
s,aten s,eteiai radio stations in the united
tnese reports should be sent nro,,, ,aI. Ia.
al noon each day in order thai ,p.yy
nay pc received In time for nuhiicatin
;, rosiilon reports can also be ssns
,nnTiough nio The stations of the IndenanSent
Wwa.eiess Telegraph Company. Inc WaH
iWsE, i4fS city x. tWcGs. Babylon, L. I.
@ sEl, East Hampton, l.. l. fWsAi
Aew London. Conn. lWST) "o<A''
No charge made for med,c., -
reports e > ana weather
The Radio Corporation Of Amsr,,.
YIN wii receive position reports thron@n
me tnee,c cfoilo,wing stations: Cane Sed a
fim1,o1. on,o1. Siasconset. Mass (WsCl. New
IIonaon, Conn. lWLC). Cape Nav ~
YORK City tWNY). lay new
Meaicai and surgical advice yu,,, =.
gwen free through the Radio cornnr . DC
Ioh OF america by the ID s Puh,ss
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29

DAMAGE

I:ao-l4o Cedar st; Van BroRelen
4;ab-Foof Of e.. 18th St. lighter erA'"S
t.<s-l2a w. 2ist ST.: High Glass
Embroidery Co. and others Unknown
s:ss-2s$ to e67 w. ll7th st: John
Crimmins, ..,.....-...., Unknown
,a:so-eso1 LIST av.; f. I4andonio Unknown
I:es-li2 E. I'd St; Harry Levy. Unknown
l;la-l47 Columbus av,. Thomas
,..s11ssh Hssly ;; a., 5:..,,; Unknown
the Bronx auto New York
1:se-~5oi Il. lssth ST. the Bronx:
s:l0-~l5eI Jerome av, the Bronx.
auto: Sam solomon. -. Unknown
s;sS--s44 E. 10th st; Rachael Fish
sssaaa ah Z, ,oo,t - .....,.,. Unknown
b;2S--io2 w. Goth st.. auto, NJ
Jaivarlz- .........,.... Unknown
6;ao--3sth st and I2th av.. frsiebt
car; Pennsylvania Railway Unknown
s.se-~-is5d s. and McComb's place;
lumber yard ...-....,..... Slight
s:fs--2zs W. lieth 81, chimney. un-
Elevated strueture. opposite Iei'Veh iOi
7;so--12s East ssth St: george ht
s:ie--ss Rsat Houston st.. N. FaI- il'sn'
M Mmc9 8 Son Unknown
ssss--2oo East iisth St, bonfire in
s:io-75e Norfolk ST. Isaac Green-
oio--issi aiarsaion ay.. Bronx. Ma
than ~Epeer Ty,t-,asrp N
s;ss--zsls Lexington az. Star soda "
AsDSssiH s@c.ss,.....,.+...G GnAlcwn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Sailed Yesterday

Edward L Doheny. Tampico; Woodfeld
{Br), Manila; Freeman, Norfolk; La Bour-
N s; scytha {Br), Queenstown Apache
Jacksonville and Charleston: Carrillo
Kingston: Mount Clay, Hamburg; Cederic
fNor), Montevideo; st Mihiel. Cristobal ;
Monterey, Havana; Belfeld (Br), Barry
Cubano (Nor), Bahia; Alavaene (Br), CAL
weston; City OF Atlanta, Savannah; Mum
dale. Manati; Pnar del Rio (Br), Rio de
Janeiro; Glendarul ---; Bermuda (Br)
Norfolk; Ell Captain. San Juan; Innoko,
Antwerp; Philadelphia. Baltimore; The
bine; Malm (Nor) Havana: Galileo (Br),
Hull ~
Bornholm (Dan). Quebec: Panaman, San
Francisco: E Oriente Galveston; Baralt
(DD, Cape Haiti; Lake Fernwood, San
tiago.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Steele May Yet Obtain
Green Star Line Ships
New Deal Said To Be Under
Way for Operation of Vessels;
Adams Refuses Cou,pept

The ]. H. W. Steele Company, of New
Orleans, still hopes to go through with
the deal for purchase or operation of
the seven Green Star ships, it was
said yesterday. Settlement of several
pioneer purchasers with the Shipping
Board and indications that the rate
cutting in the intercoastal service will
be terminated in the near future is
believed to be responsible for the new
signs of life in this transaction.
K. c. Adams, receiver for the Green
Star Line, yesterday refused to com
ment on the report.
Il have nothing to say at present.
he remarkeds
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
Sail To-day
Stavangerfjord, Bergen. IL Nj
Roma, Marseilles. 2 PM -. alst st. R'kiyn
PPeuador &c r,do G cristobal PM; n 3
Antilla, Santiago. II AM. II, B'lsiyn
Adam. fara. a'asoi fM. L. st. BfyR g. 4 r
Sail Tomorrow
Lafayette. Havre. II AM. N r
bth st. Hoboken
6adnes. 6alte. Lyerpool 1,s l. M; u i
HslI,i1 HHomeric, Southampton. PM. SO. N r
pres Fillmore, Bremen, IL NJ. ..S. Hoboken
Eastern Glen, Cape Town. - N.
se,vidsrs Rio. =, NJ q Army Base. B,klyn
Vest Hamhaw' hSa pakar. "a ia M . q, BBsyn Bslyyn
sir9a ssirronte q ,Maontevideo; II AM. ia. Hoboken
Fort Victoria Bermuda. IL AN M.95, Mr.
Muna N amar Antilla, 12 Nj. M............ ., e r
Moioa, Mosa Port Limon, u NJ. M.......... 9, N r
pto porto Rico, San Juan. IL Nj. 35, B'klyn
Sr11z1aba. ,5r11i. Havana, / PM. e K
d. Eolivar. st Thomas, 8 PM. n r
CSomanche, jacksonville, 12 NJ. . SO, N II
eciHai' Galveston, IL M.........3S Nj. N r
Sail Monday
Sierra Nevada. Bremen, PM.
-rbar,4s., 9Th st. Hoboken
AAeihlslocles, P1raeus, PM ..... -------
Sail Tuesday
Reliance. Hamburg, 10 AM NR
HHqonania. SOUTHAMPTON, 10 AM 54, n r
Ffenchurch. Marseilles, PM 31st st, B'klyn
iatunsellel ,. La Romano. PM. .....76, N r
american Legion, Rio de Janeiro, PIN,
Inc. ,,o.4 <,- 8. Hoboken
Sail Wednesday
Paris. Havre, II AM sr NJ u
president Van Buren,. Plymouth, 10 AN.
EI,stonia, Danzg, PM. Bush D. 5,g9Ifen R'bfen
~ NJ e ehlLi. ROTTERDAM, 12 NJ. ..S. Army Base
w w -. M4nson. Matanzas, 12 Nj. g. r p
ilVlVes' Kingston. IL M. M...... O. n r
Sail Thursday
Laconia, Queenstown, IL M.bs N n
Caronia, Hamburg, 12 NJ Se n u d
Id IMongolia, Hamburg. IL M..5s N p.
oh''ed states. Copenhagen. 12 M.
r,ic.o H. nth st, Hoboken
flpestone County, Rotterdam, l2 NJ
Port Hacking. Auckland PM 10 o1geIksn =. zen
" uer,l ,lemburg. Hamburg. 12 M..'S6. N r
songdal' Montevtdeo. a PM ....4. B;kiyn
Sail Friday, Oct G
Ssragness' Hamburg. II M.44. B.l,1vn
-u uuhargo' Nassau. IL NJ. .,..... Q. E n
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
English Credit Insurance Dept

Establishment of credit insurance
department by the National Surety
Company was announced yesterday by
William b. Joyce, president. The new
department, which will guarantee
wholesale merchants against bad debt
Losses and will provide nationwide
collection service, will be under the
direction of f.. NJ. Treat, who recently
resigned as president of the American
Credit Indemnity Company to become
vice-president Of the National Surety
COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Dead i'm Italian
MunitiOrl Blast
May Reach IA 4 4
Lightning Detonates 1,5OO
Tons of Explosive Near
Genoa; Entire Garrison
Is Killed or Wounded
Destroys Ten-Mile Area
Fascist Mobilize to Aid Mil
iiary i'm Relief Work;
Storm Adds TO Havoc

SPEZIA, Sept. 90 (By The Associated
Press with many victims still
buried beneath the wreckage, the num-
Der Of dead is expected to reach 144
in the explosion to-day at Falconara
Fort, near here. Several hundred have
been seriously injured. The entire
naval garrison of the fort, which is
on the Gulf of Genoa, was killed or
wounded in the blast, which was caused
by lightning.
Fifteen hundred tons Of explosives
were stored in the deep tunnels of the
fort. The entire top of the hill on
which it is located was completely
blown away. All structures within. a
radius of ten miles were destroyed.
Pitiful cries for aid are heard COM
ing from beneath numerous heaps of
debris, but though the rescue work is
proceeding most actively, it will be
some time before the last victims are
eXtricated from the wreckage of the
immense number of houses which were
razed.
Streams of injured are arriving to-
night in automobiles, trolley cars and
ambulances from the scene of the ex-
plosion. Numerous other injured per-
sons are being sheltered in schools,
the waiting rooms of the railway sta
tion and homes.
Troops, firemen and citizens are
working to clear away the wreckage.
Their task is an almost superhuman
one.
Every tree within radius Of many
miles of the explosion was uprooted
by the detonation. All the windows in
Spezia were broken by their concus-
sion.
The explosion occurred in a violent
storm, which damaged crops and prop
erty of the inhabitants for large areas
along the gulf. Half crazed with ter
ror from fire and storm, the despair
ing population is being relieved
through governmental care.
Admiral Biscaretti has hurried to
the scene Of the disaster to superin-
tend the work Of relief. The towns Of
San Terenzo and Pitelli are greatly
damaged. All the available convey
ances have been .requisitioned to re-
move the injured to the hospitals.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Vessels Sold

Amelia, gasoline screw, IL tons: sold
by Charles Veltman to Austin y ELL
son for 81 and other considerations
hatydid, gasoline screw, IL tons; sold
by Henry Gilner to Katherine Nolan
for 81 and other considerations
Mary McAndrew, barge. 301 tons: sold
by Robert l. McAndrew to John Cook for
81 and other considerations.
Mycelma, gasoline yacht 13 tons; sold
by l. kerker to A III Ball for 81 and
other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
City Island

~ sound South-Silvia {Br). st Jobn,s.
y r. ana m Halifax. for New York. to Bow. ~
SBr,. banes via Boston for New YORK 70
8hl5ea : l5,s Fruit Co. In ballast schrs FIorcnce
= = ~ LIhliaps, Port Chester for New York to
New YORK; Joseph Murray, Greennort for or
Ren,, Rew York York; Mary Cuff. Norwall for for
Bound East--schrs Blanche pin
Il Iork LOT Nantucket; Northcliffe fBr1 NJ
iofh Tor Nova Scotia (latter anchoredi '"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
See Better Wheat Prices

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is. Better
prices for wheat in the near future
were foreseen to-day by high Treasury
officials. The present low level, officials
declared, is bound to be bettered with
improvement in transportation facili-
ties and the demand for wheat abroad,
which will come later
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29

porary basis pending a meeting in San
Francisco October go. All trans Pacific
lines excepting three Japanese. agreed
to sign the conference agreement and post
a. $4,000 bond. At the, San Francisco
meeting tentative rate Increases ON local
cargo will be wprked out in conjunction
with tho New York conference.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Marine Reports
LIE .rIpKs

THE TIDES
rslsi wntnr Low watar
AN IN AM PM
Sandy Hook ~ ssiT as82 s.Sf esl0
Governors fsiand 3.e5 asgs a.ta es4s
Hell Gate 4. SEQ SITS 1850 $500
Winds at Sea To-day
East Cnlf---Moderate TO fresh northeaHt
and weather partly cloudy.
West Guif-Moderate To fresh north
east and east ana weather partly cloudy
Caribbean Sea and w.ndwsrd pessaEe---
Moderate variable weather partly CLOUDY.
weather fair.
sandy Hook 10 IJatteras Gentle 10 mod
crate. mostly eaaterIy. weather fatr.
Haitaras TO Florida Straits--fresh north
east aud weather cloudy; showers OF the
Florida coast.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29

San Terenzo is located on the shore
Of the Gulf of Spezia and across the
bay from Spezia. Pitelli is an island
town about two miles from San
Terenzo. The whole of the coast line
in this section forms the south part
of the Gulf of Genoa, the Gulf of
Spezia being included in it.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Change of Masters

O'Donnell succeeds Louis O'Donnel
command barge Ivernia.
Oscar Sundberg succeeds S TerE-
land command steam screw Charles P
Kerfrer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

I + u,
HAMBURG Sept 23---J II Bostwick, New
York; 24th. Laristnn tBrl, New York and
| ton. Marnetown tBr). New Orleans; Virs
ginian. Tacoma 26th. Hansa tGer). New
| York.
FREMANTLE. Sept 26--city of corinth
| (Br). New York and Norfolk.
ESBJWRG, Sept rs - Hnrd8nger (Br),
| Philadelphia and Montreal
| CHERBOURG. Sept 25--Manchura New
York.
Rouge: st Jerome CBr), New Orleans
AUCKLAND, Sept rs Wniruna (Hr).
San Francisco.
HoNaKoNo, Sept s7 = Arabia Maru
| tJap) Seattle.
BILBAO, Sept 2o---Juliana tspan). New
York.
MoRovIA, Sept s1--west Nohno, New
York.
MALAGA; Sept ss - potne tNor,, st
ALICANTE. Sept 22--Florinda (span),
New York
SAINT ANDER. Sept 2a--Le Coo tBr,
Orleans
LEGHoRN Sept 25-Janus (Fr), New
York
SHANGHAI. Sept 2s - DIworth, Seat
YOKOHAMA, Sept 2S~-Panama Maru
(Jap), New Orleans
FAYAL' lnf sstI Sept s7--Trode New Orleans
New York (towsd ip. account boiler leak).
MANILA, Sept &7-President Jackeon,
LAS PALMS. Sept 27--sudbury (Br).
GI,AsGoW. Sept 27-kastalia tBr).
baltimore; 2sth. ,Assyria (Br), New York
GIBRALTAR, Sept 2S--LuclIlne (Br),
Baton Rouge for Alicante
BELFAST, Sept -Westport, Philadel-
LIVERPOOL Sept 2s-Tyrrhenia (Br),
Boston.
BATAVIA; Sept 21-Eurybates Bp.
ptIlaaslPnla de- yia New York s' N''A'A'
rs sANyTA,NDER. " A. Sept 2s-Juliana (sp),
Yokohama Sept 24-Yokohama Maru
sECCONDBE, Sept 25-Bonny (Br5.
New York via Dakar.
Departures
~, ,HoNGKoMG. Sept 27--city of Lincoln
'h4o; H.ivRE Yaw YSrbi sapt 2s-po,,no,ro,. n>
GLASGOW. oa'"s Aug 2s|Sovies. 'rrS Ssw fGTn Unted
NnwPoRr England, Sept a5-1nnterton
| (Br), Portland, Me.
,pSl pShAMaHAI; Noii Ad.,. Sept 25-slavlc Prince
90. Savannah; Rygja (Nor1. Montreal
%, Essex County (Br), Montreal; Montauk,
Boston. Schoharle, Philadelphia.
| ,MUSCAT. Sept 2s--Clan Mactaggart
| (Br). New York.
GEFLE, pI Sept 21--Manitowoc, New York
ork. A''"
TYNE, Sept 27-Matstua (Br, New
! York. ->'"
TAIPEH. Sept 27-slavlc Prince (Br),
| New York. -
LONDON, Sept 27--verbani@ fBr). New
| York. A'o"
KOBE, Sept 2s--Iyo Masu jJap). Ia
coma; Tamba Maru tJap). Seattle.
| YOKOHAMA, Sept 26-Bark Janet Dol
| lar, Fort Townsend; President Cleveland
| San Francisco
| leans. ~ @'e" VI
>psSl pMoSTTERDAM; Nsx 4a4it Sept ss-westerdyls
CARDIFF Sept 2s-Gibraltar Br).
| formerly Maplemore). Boston.
! SWANSEA, Sept 27--Izgeld (JugoSlav).
Montreal. = -
aIBRALTAR. Sept 2a-Piave up. Mon
.real; ~, Clan Rapald (Br) (from Cal
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2e--carmania (Br).
| New York via Queenstown.
| Southampton, Sept 2s-President
Roosevelt tfrom Bremen). New York ;
Melita Br), Hroms Antwerp). Montreal !;
Antonia (Br) (froul L.ondon), Montreal
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
by Independents Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

distances In miles, position AZ 49,,
unless otherwise speciGed. 81 moon
- ! esecon 2s sw Gay Head Sent %
Nsw'san left Fa!l gicer I PM Sept "a.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Maritime Miscellany

rOhILAED Nd Ore. Sept 2s-The p..;n.
"estoound Conference orsanized on > te,nc ,s,n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-21
ROMANTIC DEADwOOD VISITS US.

"Deadwood Dick" Calamity Jane" wild Bill
Hckocl, Colorado Charlie Utter, Seth Bullock,
the friend of Colonel Roosevelt-a of these and a
host of others-come to minds when we think
Of Deadwood, the metropolis of the romantic Black
Hills OF South Dakota
The "Deadwood special" with nearly 200 Black
Hills shrncrs aboard, will reach this city this
arrive on that train IN the great gold rush Of
1876. They were in Deadwood when the argonauts
from all over the United States braved savage In
dams, white bandits ia mine and thirst. in making
their way the plains toward the new Edo
RADIO. Some who will be here this morning were in
Deadwood when Jack Mccall murdered Wild Bill.
Some were there when the first preacher TO come
into the Black Hills killed by the Sioux. Many
Of the visiting Sinners in the Hills when
Hearst, Haggan and Tevis began operations which
resulted in the great HON estake mine-for decades
the greatest gold-moducing mine in the world.
OF course Dcadwood-long the haunt Of the ad-
vcnturer and the gambler, well as of people OF
culture and high business and professional ideals
is up-to-date modern little city, with good
schools, churches daily newspapers and everything
that goes to make up a progressive town.
But the people OF Albuquerque will have an OPP
portuny this morning TO the type Of men, and
their descendants who opened up what for
many years described "the riches hundred
square miles earth"
Those men were pioneers, in the trucst sense,
Foreigners they called by Kipling.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-21
EUROPE MUST HELP ITSELF.

Carlo Schanzer, Italy's foreign minister, who APP
preciates than many of his contemporaries the
fundamental ideals of American purpose expresses
the opinion that the time is at hand when the United
States will participate in European affairs The
hour he thinks has yet struck but it is at hand.
Inasmuch as that event waits not on the whim
Of the American people, but on the resolution OF
events the verdict Of Signor Schanzer is useful
and accurate any other. No one doubts that this
country has important and even essential part
in world affairs Its concern with things beyond
its own territory is wide as the impulse Of men
to liberal living it could not wish and certainly
never has professcd, isolation which denies the
brotherhood Of republican principles. First among
all nations it has proca med the theory that bound
aries are gateways not walls.
sigpor schanzer has every at his disposal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-21
AN IDEAL SUMMER.

Summer has been with us for several days with
out relief in sight Possibly it will be ideal
mer. There never has been one the laws Of
chance are in favor OF upset.
An ideal summer would have a temperature slid
ing from 90 at dawn to u at noon, with clear air
bright sunshine and only those showers which are
necessary and no not interfere with picnics.
1t would be summer without ice shortage
or the discovery OF a new gown and reduction of
so per cent in the cost OF ice cream.
1t would he summer when sport produced
super-Ruth, better-than-Dempscy and another
Man O. War
1t would the beaches without n swimmers
cramp and the roads without automobile trag
edy. There would be sea serpents but no sharks
except new and toothless variety.
1t would be a summer of absolute silence on the
part OF divorce principals.
It would be a summer without harsh word
But there the toe stubs There will be political
campaign on.
Wex, let the season be as ideal as 1t can,