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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
CHICAGO FUTURES
Grain
Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
Chicago, April s.
WHEAT.
No sales.
CORN.
No. 2 mixed. 561a 957.
No. 3 mixed. 55@55h.
No. 4 mixed, 81.
No. 2 yellow, 57657k.
No. 8 yellow. 55h @56A.
No. yellow, 54Q541a.
No. 2 white, STA 95s.
No. 3 white. 5611.
No. white, 531a 654.
OATS.
No. 2 white. 36% @3Sk.
No. 5 white, 35h @37as.
No. 4 white, 341a 636.
OTHER GRAINS.
Rye, No. 2, 81.
Barley. Sc.
Timothy seed, 4.5066.00.
Glover seed. 15.00@22.00.
PROVISIONS.
Pork, nominal.
Lard, 1887.
Ribs. 11.75@12.75.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06
SHAKEUP IN
US. BUREAU
NO MYSTERY

Continued from First Page.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-06

All the news all the tirne-The
Argus.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
TO AVOID POULTRY DISEASES
hsath ~ FoSis Depends Airoe
Gnursiy upen Clean Quarters
snd Rthi Fstd.

Many people who uiss rouiuy
Tsnd money for remedies Or al.
meets Or their fost shirh thel couid
pfefeni N ihsy would rsaiin hat ths
hsaiih n roultry depends almost IN
tifsif ulou clean quarters aui pfupsf
feeding
Tes rouiiu diseases arr caused
b. ANYTHING bat lsck q prrcauiion
A lsaty roof eauses damp litter tack
81 litter under rucsis causes q damp
and foul huuss under a god rsof
Cracks IN Tie noor % sides mean
draita iack % clran aefutch litter
means laek u exercise and rciucci
viFuf
iark ~ balanced failons means q
tendency towards digestive trcuhics
NJ Frit hslrs 10 tr,p fed iron -
ms pfopsriy firesiei To- tirhi quar-
tgu Gauss them 20 hecums damp
foul smelling and unhsalihful taet
81 trniiiaiiuu causrs poalirf o. lusa
N vitanly. Colds are caused by tusy
houses and Exposure 70 moisture and
coid.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
MARKET FOR YOUNG GUlNEAs
ess, Season IL During Latter Part Of
summer and Fall-ssll Best Win
Feathers On.

ursrsfse ~ ne uniisi states Department
" ATurufufsl
Tie marketing scnson Tor guinea
fowl Il during the latter part u sum.
mer, and throughout the fall Al this
time the demand IA the city markets
ls for young birds weighing from one
o. two pounds each. Al about two and
onehalf months Old fulneas weigh
from one 90 one and one bali pounds
and NJ this slfe they begin reaching
the markets Ia August A. ne sonsnn
advances The demand IL for heavier
birds
Tie usual practice IN marketing
game birds g. o. place them ~ tho
uarsri unp.uckel and ln NJ mar
keis fuInoaa are soli this uuy TheI
appear more attractive Wlih feathers
ou. ani seli more readily Dressed the
small are nud dark rnInf of ihe skin
are nhsiy to meiuiIce fhe prospective
customer who may be- unfamiliar with
the birds excellent eating qualities
for h0iei and restaurant trade hos-
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
Il You Need q Medicine
You Should Have Tho Best

Have you ever siorpsi % rtason uhy
% tat - Hanf pfotucis that ars s1.
isnsifslT sttutissi. al II ones irup 90
II ssti ani are soon iafsuifsuf n
ftaeun 10 rlain-ths tuHls "a n6i ialali
thf rrumrrs q The maaai.sfafsf Iks
trFAss ulrft particularly O. a mai.fins
ufflrinal rfflarafIln that - raj
elntff taluf almlsi ssllt hsfH e. Lac
en- fniless cham fItism ~ IrnfiT q
fsoomnsrdsi ~ thass uhn have Tea
tfnflird a. thosf uho ar ID need Il 4
a rfumlusui truETlr az "Ials fof
ttfmrlf d. kIluIsrs scamp naaf. 9
ffffarai.1n ! have sah o. nsur fssrs
tfd nffff hesitate A. ftrrmmsnf. o. IN
t.HInfi ever raa u Shoes stHtiifnf o..
tlts. e. nanf a uH rasfomffs testify
y tiaff tiinfI remedy hts - hfgr q
sssf
A0ooftuF 20 rscm tiaismfris ani
fffitft iFsiInfny az thdasanii sta have
tsfd 80 rrtrsrafInr. 90 sl0rfss di ff
hlmffs rssmr Root j i1f a. ftf ilrf.
o. NAM reol.f clam. itsi BE- iu'fIs al
rrfi ffrff sish In orffaonlnf iIirfI.
lfff ari llaiiff sIlmrnis rafffris ar.
ttT ifUahlss sni nfaffsii1fs a. ufir
tFI NtIfh fEHsfs fhramtfifr
1cl maT rfrTIre a sample BOTH 4
tvanf. iooi b. rarrss Pet Address
u hi'mr A Co Mrshsmian. \. 8.
trd rrtl0sf Ten cents a. usni.ru fhis
ftfsf iafFr sni nsdiam rfr tofiiss
g. ale 81 Az dfuf si1fss Advertisement
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

hc'is Intended for feld corn Or late
sweet corn. Feed. or otherwise d..
sifny ih.s gnfly sweet corn. ns soon
as ihc ears are harvested. 90 prefer.
nn.y iusi before that period n the
grower D. willing to sacrifice ihe ears.
Such Planting. where not destroyed
~ the prolcf time. constitute q men.
acc 90 later corn.
limit the slre u coudelds %
areas that can b. Kept free u weeds.
.. ~ not plant com within % feet
of beeis. beans celefy, spinach. rhu.
barb. Or noaering plants Intended Cor
sale.
10 DO not throw the uneaien parts
OF coustalks used ~ fcrd or bedding
into the manure pile unless this mate
rial = worked into piles containing
enough fresh horse manure 70 producs
heating
II. ~ not trunspori outside Of the
lufesia area. amp o. The plants. 90
plant pr0iucis. listed ln FEDERAL Quar-.
anilne No A.
u lio not transport any l!y!as
fiagrs u he European cofn-bofer out.
side q TIE Infested areaa
~ Do DOT place Ia ssll couiainer
any SWEET corn EAR 90 portions there
q o. discarded portions q celery.
heeis beans. fhuharh. and spinach
vhen this material Il suspected Of
couiainlng the borsr
"a Donoi dump oofusiaiks Or other
plant refuse frum the vegetable and
noaer nrden on public dumps nor Ga
a. efike or nool level u hrooks. nv.
cfs and other bodies ~ water.
~ H. uoi aiiempi % circumvent the
quarantine regulations The penalty
Is severe
it H. noi mit products grown with
To- ihe Infested AREA with tlose grown
outside he Infested ARA.
~. H. noi label packagss containing
noHsfs % other products with misiead
iur siaiemsuis q oauicnis
~ 10 uoi pack prudu-l IN bones or
ether coaiaiuefs until all old tag and
pgrmiis have bcsn removed
no 10 uoi fesl anrry n products are
cuunscatei ~ border lines for viola
ton of quarantine regulations such
aciiou g. The most ienleut that may BE-
taken under he laV.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

nout argue over tribes What's
the odds whether Rover died 90 ri.
day or Saturday.
Don't pry into peoples business. II
ISN'T any picnic ~ yours where the
prenchers wife rot her new dress or
bow much Mrs SPARKS paid for her
datrneiio of why Mr. Grcsn calls at
ihe hank 81 often.
pon't be- rack.horse Tor gossip n
that bii n scaudal is true Wis ,ilr
@ aiuui and1eep che stencil in public
uosiriisi And % q isnt tnie-weli.
you oleht o. be- shot for repeating Il.
nuut BE- ioo -soi" lu your religious
belief n yuu ever ST o. heaven
youu be- plum surprised 90 So q Dot
~ people who never even snw the IN.
side % your church.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

esef. ruiness should H. drfsssd IN n
sams ~ as common f1si nsfisf asl
ihe dealer before shipIinf whether b.
wants ihs feaihefs on ~ ~
Ihs fspsrimeui of Agriculture has
learned that ~ ihe feaihers ars O. b.
isfi ou the hlnis an that is nsressarf
10 rreparinr Cor martei o. O. bleed
then By sstefinr ne principal bleed
vessels ~ ne nsck. aiiusinr then O.
ianr bead downward Until tlssdlng h
rnur'fif
n ne feathers are a. 10 removed. o.
should b. Zone BY dry p'etinr When
ne brain o. rlsrrsd after ssssring M
hlood vessels b. ths nsft fts feather
a~ loossned By q cuusulslts move
meut ~ ths muscles and can BE- o.
moved easily.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
OVERCOME PLANT DISEASES
Practical Pisn 10 Allow Lard 10 Ne.
main Idle o. uss crcp immune
10 Advent

There are several diseases q we're
tables which live over IN the Eardsn
soll from one year 10 the neat -nd n
The zane crop q planted m the sane
soii war AFTER year Il will b. hui q
short time until the crup vill prove q
lots. These are mostly fungus ard
bacterial diseases and the cnly prac
teal way % o,ercome them Il 10 a.
low ths land 10 Ne ldle Cor two or
ihres Year, or o. rlani cfop which
IL Immune o. the dlsrasr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
M0LESklNS VALUABLE
SOLD THROUGH POOLS
Boys and Girls Have Formed
Clubs Tor Trapping.
raush, Approved nsshods b. Estsn.
slon wofssrt ard Representatives.
81 eieioulsai surssy-Pfifss
for oephsr

Molestins which brought little o.
noihing IN ne ordinary fur markets.
have tssn successfully pooled and sold
90 Washington and Orsgun through
farm huf,au urranllatious. noys and
Girls IN many communities have formed
clubs fof trapping NODES. Through the
CsoIsfatiye Work u the extension
arrnts and representatives % ne
bloiorical survey u ihs United States
department of Agriculture. they have
besn taught approved methods q trap.
PING and SHINING the nodes
Two hundrci and twenty moie pclis
urrr said ln iienion couniy. orr. Cor
by ard r.fi tuuers linn county.
ure. IMPORTS thrct communities which
ofcrcd 10 crnis Each Cor modes and
r.rtei rnrhcrs end un additional prime
o. thr ihrre children tnInr ihe most
ffsis. une community rsIors Nmoics
allied in en- uay.
UHamat o1uuif orr. uua divided
nio funl districts ani o. r1fsFs were
lroiri tu CCt district Or frL
sooud end h.ri prizes Thr COUNTY
raId % aceut bounty on both moies
and pocket rophcrs Tho mo'csklrs
ucrc stored Or ne couuiy agrnts
oa'cc until a salatlc amount was col.
icCicd They vvrc then cold % che
highest bidder. an money received for
iho skins vas returned 10 the trappcrs.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
n Ne lad a Million.

joe Brown was the porter NJ a little
hank IN southern kansas. One spring
day be- rested On he hroom and locked
outdoors where nature beckoncd him
down % the river, whcrc be- might
doze and walt for d catfish nlbblc On
bis line.
-0ce. hoss" he DECLARED feryeuily.
= suttinly Do wisht An had b million
doilahsf-
"A million dollars joeT' the cashier
laid. smiling. -What would you DO
with a mlllon doilarsT
-Ahd buy me some plrs and make
me some money."-judgr.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
NAME "BkYER" is ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Taks Tatisis Wnheui Fssf. N feu
See ths safety @oaysr
croat=

n you want ths true wofld.famous
Aspirin. a. prescribed ~ physicians Coz
ever tweniy.ous YEAR. yuu must IA
for "hayef Tablets q Aspirin
ne -iiaysf Cruss@ d stamped on
eash tablet and appears on zach pact.
tfs Cor your protection against lmiia.
a-Adtefiisemsut.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
MOTHER!
Clean Baby's Bowels with
California Fig Syrup"

Millions ~ mothers depend upon
genuine California fig syrup 10 clean
and ffcaheu bahys stomach and
bowels
When ihe little one g. consilpated.
has wind collie. feseflsh breath. coated
tongue. or dinrrhooa. a halfitasnoon.
ini promptly moves ~ polsons. gases.
iIle. sour.ng food ard wasic nrht out.
Never cramps 0r uteucfs Contains
Do naroiics or soothing drug. Babies
love iis delicious iasie.
Ask your druggist Or genuine
'Callfornln 1T sYrupa which has fun
directions for infants 'n arms and ch.i.
drrn y 900 aFes plainly printed on hoi.
i'e Mother You must say california
or sou may SO an imliatiui III 7-f1p.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

A policeman. new member n tho
force whose beat was IN West WASH
lngion sircct. found a man writing
"a the sidewalk. A. be- stood delai-
ing whether he should call M am
hulancc. one 81 ihe numerous spscia-
tor asked; what ls BE-. an epllep-
ticf'
-No," replied the policeman. Il
think b. j. a bulgarian Indianapolis
News
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

A ClFcagu schUulhoy has cqulrped
bic little sisters baby hurry with q
fudio fe,sltlnF 80 30 that vhen he
hns o. watch hrf ln ihe afternoon he
Tunes ln catches o. cuueefi. then Foes
and plays tali while baby b lulled 10
sleep By SWEET. ethereal music
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
cullsurs sea- ior ne csmplsslsr.

NoihIus better Than Cuilcum soar
daily and Ointment now and then ne
needed o. make ihe cnmp'otlu clsar.
fraip cloun end hands saft and white
Aff io ihls o. fascinating fragrant
Cui'rum Taio1m aui fou have fhe
Cuurum Toilet Trio Advertisement
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

~Irom ffiy % vret iiuhiuh is now
sarrlrr ten ihonsand q year Yet his
wife h. no harr'erT
~ ifnt ihe amount n money hat
cuunis q D. utinr within hsf IN.
soue that make. woman unhappy
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

une Of ihe musi famons of chi.lrens
hymns q Thint When I Read That
Sweet siuy N O.dH vas written
mauy years aFo hI youug EnEllsh
uoman. iemlma Thompson
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
FoR HURTS AND SORENESS

AMY Yachsfnalm. Noihlnc ID Just
ts good uo matter what you Iay. Ass
yuuf drurrlsi o. W Nacher lnc, New
Orleans. ~. Advertisement
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

No ugly. Erimy sircaks on the
clothes when Red Cross Ball Blue ~
used. Coed blulng rets good rtsuliA
All groccrs carry Acknowledgement
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09

Teacher lfH arIIHN nsr ans
thnr ln co., yari yesterday iohn
OBJ aNesm. . losfn ueht luilr
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1922-06-09
$500: :: Putnam FadGeSS Dyes l To-; ::


49, you earn your bread and but.
ter on ihe sinrer Il don't know
about butter Inn IN the ollie"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Financial Items

Guaranty Trust Company lis prepared to
deliver definittve American Gas e. Elect rio
To.i . per cent sold dabenturo bonds, Amer
ican series, due 2ot4, with coupons due
Noysrnbew 4 1922, and SUBSEQUENT at
tacnea, y exchange for the outstanding
EDWARD -: Condor will become a general
on November i5. Iso will reprsse mt them
on the floor Of the Exchange specinlizing
IN industri6l ana railroad bonds
Guaranty Trust Company has been su
pointed trustee under the New York Slate
Realty g. Terminal Co. S per cent gold
pond mortgage. Foay-ffth Street and
Madison Avenue Improvement. dated AN
Kast !. 1922. which secures an authorized
Issue OF ss,oo0,e00 par value s per cen.
gold bonds to be dated October /. 1922. and
to mature serially October 1, 1925 to 1891
Thomas w. Bowers has been appointed o
second vice president of the National Bank
CT Commerce In New York. Mr. Bowers
VAS formerly assistant counsel of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of New York and be-
Tore that was with the law frm of Cravatl
g. Henderson.
crease their capital from 100, ooo. 600 marks
from 100. 100000 marks to zoo, ooe, coo
fnarks according TO cable advice received
by Lehman & Enrich. their New York
representatives.
James G.. Auchincioss member Of the
NsW York Stock Exchsnge. formerly a
partner OF Bond 8. Goodwin, now has his
once 1c With s Edward 3. smith g. Co.
Monday october 50. ths sale of Broadway
and Seventh Avenue consolidated S. quoted
at ~. were certificates of deposits, not
actual bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01

arrangements have been made Cor its
vessels, which new use the piers.
The City Of Hobckef, which has been
deprived Of taxes on this water front
stree It's seixura By the government in
I9I5. is understood to agree to control
BY the Port Authority, which will meet
tho demands Of the municipality for an
adequate return.
The four piers involved In the pro-
posed deal, which are among the most
rncdern in the harbor, are now used by
the Munson Line, United States Lines,
Cosmopolitan Lines, and tho Panama
Railroad Company. The Shipping
board recently asked for bids TO re-
move the pier destroyed by FIRE and
dredge q slip large enough TO accom-
naodHte the Leviashan.
At the conference yesterday the
Shipping Board did not oppose
eventual transfer TO the Port Author
ity, bat sought time for a more detailed
study of terms, according to A. F,
Mack. eastern director OF the board
Mr.. Mack said that at present the
board had practically the free use of
the property and naturally was
reluctant to enter into new arrange
nasns which would involve heavy pay
ments. The Port Authority is to pay
for the property, he added, but def
mite proposition had not yet been made.
The deal for the Hoboken piers. it
was explained, is the frst step by the
Port Authority in it's widespread pro-
gram for the development Of the
harfnr
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01

Ala ass " Gage Henry ont 30.
america IL 20 ? ts.nsrose sn., Y, ost St 81
Anscortea 3lg miles 81 degrees from Caps
Henry Oct &
Angtl G6s ssls Cape San Antonio Oct 80
Hirkenhead los ENE Sand Key Oct 40.
Byron p Benson IS 8 Ishiboa Pm Oct 20.
Gapillo 6g NN San Juan 0ct 80.
Gapulin 100 ENW Cape Henopen Oct 81.
Currier a62 8 Brenton Reef oct so.
Dean Emery 70 e Gand Key Oct 30.
Edward Lucksnbach sac g Ambrose Oct so.
Elisha ~ sf Wsiker asa IN O 3 Jupiter OCT 80,
Geo washington ilsa y Ambrose Oct 81.
Hawaiian baS sS Hatteras Oct So
Ipswich s5I sE Charleston Oct 50,
John Worthington los S by e Hole in wait
J II Pew. aos NNH Colon Oct 40.
Joseph NJ cudahy asi Il Tainpico Oct 80.
John D Rockefeller s3s Arsbrose Oct 81.
Ketonia sis. ss,sN goo $ Ambress oes 50.
Oct 40.
lord .rd ornende lat SO 20 Ion "a 10, Oct 81.
Mary 4i4 Scotland Oct so.
Mobile City 6is Il Cape May Oct 81
Mount Clinton l,47i Ambrose Oct 81.
Mnnamar 40 n Watiinas Island oct 80.
Nsm Msnsls ns,tss, 500 q sos Saibasisn i Oct &C..
Nsrc.ssas 1900 Sandy Hook, Norfolk,
beund ,,sas froin ron u MItvsrpooi non aMT Oct 50.
rsrnr Narn,ars, sess s.,+ " sGopsnasgen Oct a.
Nile i5o y NantaeEe. An Am os oct j.; si
Nora 80 n Diamond Oct 81.
oI WaTtng aso miles degrees from
,pastores ,,s 2ss Diamond Oct 80
rciarine 50 sSE overfalls Oct 81.
fr1ns Fredefik Hendrix 2o7 8 Scotland
pres Monroe lat IS 80 Ion SO 45 Oct 81.
sunbeam aso 3 oVerfalls Oct 80.
santa Teoia 262 Ambrose Oct 81.
swirtBcout 6s1 Block Island Oct so.
spaulding lSS sW Cape Hatseras
samuel L Fuller SO NE Jupiter Oct 80.
Swiftltght N Jupiter Oct so.
ssa ssn ~ Bruno 1, Isb $ Nantucket Oct so.
eeaaaiey Dollar l,s32 from Colon Oct so.
Ssnta Olivia lb5 S, Scotland Oct 81.
Toloa bss OF Havana Oct so *
Wil w, Rockefeller i.8as 8 Ambrose Oct so.
Matter Jennings 100 8 Ambrose Oct sf
~ g Teagle 2s s Ambrose Oct 81.
", w n Iiiford LAG n 10 Il Nantucsft Oct 81.
y keene anchored OFT North shore, Nam
tueket Sound Oct 81 =
West Wes. sampsaw Il7 boston Oct 81
Zacapas III Scotland Oct al
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Cleared

GERMAN : T Winter. Allen; Boston: Eastern
sksgness tBr,. Hewitt; phs,ade,nb,.
simpson Spence q Young
Mohtcan, Ltndland; Portland; Eastern
Ban yacinto. Avery; Galveston via Kew
Wesf Mallory s Co.
Poion,s tDan). Poulson; Danzsg and
Reliance, 1verson: Plymouth Ronloe,a
and Hamburg; United American lines -
Paris SFrl, Maurras: Havre via Piyrn
outh: French Line. tSii-
Ttyives. Babcock; Kingston ana Cris,o-
bal; United Fruit Co
hocka.wRy Park, Street; panzir ana
Hsrei via ct John; Susquehanna q 4 c,arn
1aontEomery City, Redmond. Monteyisssn -
and Buenos Ayres via ST Thomas: Nor,ny,
Lilly & Co. ->ot sof'
M.neola. Andersen: cartaesna s,a
Gpsns GGpsnayensHra = ~ via Panarnaa canai; W Il
springneld. rorin; Glasgow ana A,on
mouth; Baltimore 8 Corp
xr sAarcniSneden rs. tBr). Blackier, Manchester.
ruro... To,t 3, w,.ss ,eserse. Mckenzie; Hamilton;
resident Adams. penalehury; Queens
belfast. Mccormick: Boston; Isasterr
= msssuskian. Parker; rhiladelphia uni,ea
Hssna Standard. Slater; Baton Rouge; R /
h sslasno ss q, sDt}, Baker; Pensacola: Hol-
Javary Barth; ST Johns: Atlantic e,ha
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Standardization Method
Sought for Sllipbuilders
Hoover Calls Conference OF
Marine Men Next Week
at Grand Central

Standardization of parts used in the
construction of ships is to be discussed
as meeting of marine officials next
week st Grand Central Palace. Secre-
tsry of Commerce Hoover, who was
asked by the American Marine Asso-
citation TO undertake the task. has in
vited leading shipping organizations
TO be represented at the conference,
which is called for Friday morning,
November 10.
The purpose Of Standardization and
the headway which this has gained in
other countries will be outlined by
William A. DarginA Of the Department
Of Commerce.
An address will be delivered by e.
III. Rigg, chief architect OF the New
York S'sipbuilding Corporation, who
wiil urge adoption of the principle as
q means Of promoting economy and
speed in both construction and repair.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Marine Disasters

s,trirsaore, Or Ore 8 8 90, left Antiila
Oct 24 In ballast, dAvsiopsd Engine trouble
and whs toMcd hers ny Mafefs1 ssnis me.
EFoL - 2 qct A ASi---r;Twe :; ia astad
Ihitysr With All iightaf on early today.
When coast sliarassn sfi found ship captain
Ngyas sSs,a s,,sg Hggspitat, fortsnsoHth { Grew not
plsined. Schooner carried coal T
Large shipment Of NoskihS material for
ward ed 70 II cIsenvtlie. Nv Merritt 4 Chap
man Derrick and WrAcksns Co to Assist
n noatin y glgdss liner LAnApe, ashore ia
sti 56hn's 81 Rtg$f soct t7sS4 &. III q ssss
SAN FRANSIsGo. Oct s1--schr Alert
a. dockeds hsre seth from F.stsi. III days out.
Eaeounteredtt yphtorf In lat i s. N ION "a ID,
gbboon carried away, lost sails broke sua-
re heed and pfocesdtd 4, ovo frnties under
5, I Adyisea, d stdrn Valparaiso ,rspors tsrr,,o
storm raging aionE west ccaet af south
Anaslea AZ, Several .vssssis said 70 havs
lioNoLt1T.U. DOT si--coast guard c,itter
No5aYe. ManiIa for san Frar cisco. bfey-
iosnsly repofted II distress aeouhE fu@i oil
Fuel ell not quite exhatatsd. .a9$8 's7'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-01
Arrived Yesterday

Munargo. Antilia Oct 81. Nassau "a TO
Munson Line, with 81 pass mails ana
Marors. Cruz Grande Oct 5. cristobai IA.
knttlia "a: 10 Ore $ CO. with ore; Ore
Firmore. Antilia Oct "a; to ore s $ Co.
In ballast; of Liberty.
Eastern Grown. Beira Sept fe. Dnrban !,
81. East London %. Cape Town sst to D
Mallory q Co. With pass and rndne; Pier
4. Army Base, Bklyn.
Aerro Castle. Tampico Oct 10, Vera Cruz Cruz
e5, Progreso %, Havana 81 ta N d. Cuba
Mall s Co, with 6s pass mails and 1ndse;
oropeaa. Hamburg Oct is; Southampton
with "a lisst, 176 second cabin, 225 third
ciass pass, malls and rndae; Pier AZ, N r.
Princess May (Brl. Port Antonio Oct % !;
and Al indse: Pier I. ER. -' ,'''
Port Antonio tNorl Port Antonio Oct
2s; TO United Fruit Co with nrdse; Pier
Ponce. Mayasuez. Aguadi!la and Arecibo
Oct y, San Juan 20; to N Y & Porto Rico
8 Go. with fe pass. mails and mdse;
President Van Buren,. London Oct 81.
cherbourg ss; TO Y Lines. with II paes.
ontpe!ers-IIaraburg Oct Is; to United
American Lines, with rndse; Pier 6, Bush
Docks. B'lsiyn.
Mongolia. Hamburg oct u; to. American
Line. With 2As cabin, 2l4 third class. malls
siboney. Havana Oct 2s: to II Y g. Cuba
Mail 8 S Co. with GO pass, malls and fndse
Pier IA, ID r,
Ansaldo viz (It). Naples Oct S. catania
Z, Measina s, Palermo. y: TO Mcdonald e.
I,Tuda. with mdse; Pier ., Erie Basin.
chebsulip. sikia. sept ae. Kranfos rs.
Franc g, stransviken Oct s, Ardrossan
-: TO Moore & Mccormack. with mdse
18th st. Z r.
Juliana (Sp), Alicante Oct 4; to Garcia
j. Diaz, with uidse: Columbia st. B' 'iliyr
Olympic {Br), Southampton and Cher
houTg Oct 2e; to White Star Line. with 4eB
first. 44A. second cabin. 25l third class
pass, malls and nadse; Pier ba. r..
Arapahoe, Jacksonville Get 2s. Charles
ton 20; to Giyae Co. with pass ana
Lake Fenfin, Brunswick Oct 2s; to
Clyde 9 Co, with Indse Pier 38 ~ a.
Jenerson, Norfolk Oct %; to Old Donlin-
lon g Co, with pass ana Indse; Pier
Ragar p Luekenbach San Francisco via
uidse; 3sth at, B'kyn.
Ri Sol, Galveston; to Southern Pacific
Co, with Hldsei Pier so. n II.
City OF st Louis, Savannah Oct 2s. IN
pecan s Co. 0ith pass and mdse; Pier
springfield, Philadelphia Oct 30: to gal.
Base. B'klyn.
Francisco tBr). Antwerp Oct n. ~
HopoISen - -
Olga 9 tDano, .rucaro; to ward Line
With ndse; South 4th st. B'klyn.
Folycarp {Bro. Para
Lord Crmonde {Br) Valparaiso.
k1ng Alexander tGr), Piraeus.
zscapa, Kingston
| Gable str Aii-Anerica (Bry sea.
AckeeBport, Norfolk