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New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
100000 Tons
Of British Coal
Brought by Ship
seventeen Vessels Last Week
added $4,000 Toms to the
Total; More Are Speed
ing Here With Shipments
nealers Reluctant TO Buy
settlement of Mine Strike
and Increased Production
Misrepresentation Dubious

..an,oxinately ,oeo, coo tons of Brit
~ soai has been imported SINCE the
s;s's;ns,sng s Of the mine strike accord
g g - 4 computation OF weekly ar
e Seventeen vessels brought IN
s-sao -s~. IONS last week. Previous snip
s.ss bad reached the total OF 8fo,-
,ss1sS ssa Sons. including cargoes sent IN
Y. ss,,s Iune. July and August.
aaa.A =. = estimated that about 10
have been chartered for the
soal movement, capable OF hahalihs y
i 5oo Ooo tons, exclusive el those wnsSs 4h;a
arr;yed during June and Jniy. " ,I ..i
number the Shipping boara mas pi"eso
Deslers are now showing. reluctance
.o commit themselves to future ~
tracts. This is due to the iass 'ns.'
settlement Of the mine strike nas s.;,
snitad IN an increase IN proonuc.aoh on
sran, about 100000 to s,oou.VVo IONS
week. with the prospect on iuisnel s,
ra;us The price of biturninous coal
E falling. so that the venture uoes not
hald o,,t promise of Immediate pronts.
aF,lack Diamond estimates tnae
Pennsylvania Goals can be lald down
:. lawer New York piers at s7.S0
rross ton, compared with quotations OF
& I'D e. to siO a ton for British Goals.
ss.s' Mat onIv does this place handicap
~ ~, ;moortations; but the outlook for
~ spI next m four to six weeks, the time
saerired sae for a shipment of fuel from
rraas lsg Britain, is still more uncertain.
orsdits saIr are tied up for month, ana
tbe,e is the prospect for a falling
rsrket rs,s. and difficulties in getting
speedy delivery.
figures made public by the Depart
rsnf Of Commerce show the disastrous
sffsct of the mine strike upon exports
- American coal. The value of
snthracite exported in July 1921, was
q los 900, compared with only $780,
eol in July of this year. Exports of
b;tuminous in July of last year
smounted to s15,1690 900, against ST.
ofi.e0o in 1922.
The gains made in foreign markets
bv American exporters during the
british mine strike have been wiped
out completely during the difficulties
here II is an open question whether
these markets can be regained in the
future. except in nearby ports, such
al the West Indies.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
American Ports


BALTIMoRE, Sept s-Arrvea; Top
dralsfjofd sNor1. Philadelphia; Merrhnack
:, 1,achsohNiile Via savannah: Dorchester
rbovidence' ,,p,N. Anthony Groves jr, Fhiadel-
pnia. po@erboat Bertie Il Tull, philadel-
phla' Sailed: East Side, Philadelphia; ;
Haieakala, Philadelphisa Coastwiae. Bos.
sMon' M Homestead. Antwerp and Rotterdam
v va Norfolk; Manchester Mariner tBr).
manchester Via Norfolk; Hoxie, Glasgow
and Ayonmouth Via Halifax
BALTIMORE, Sept S--Arrived. TopaaIs-
5Jord tNor), Philadelphia: Merrimack.
Jacksonville via Savannah; Dorchester
Providence; Anthony Groves lr. Fbiadel- :
phia power boat Berue TUT Phfla-
neipnia; Sailed; Eastside. Philadelphia; !;
InIaieKaia, Philadelphia; Coastwisa. Boston;
homestead. Antwerp and Rotterdam Via
Morfolk; Manchester Mariner fisr). Mem
chester via Norfols; lIoxte, Glasgow and
monmouth via Halifax
CHARLESTON, s G. Sept 3--ArrEved.
eiourspart, Savannah; TransportattoD New
York; Solitaire, Port Arthur
! HIAmpToN ! mderss ROADS. Va. Sept s-Arrived;
delphia. Aryan. Fort Arthur; Lillian,
EroSidence; Lewis * Thurlow. New York .
Tbnr1tS, TbightSn rS 1Norl Baracoa; Ella Pierce
YORK; Elinor, New York Sailed. Republic
Chilean ports; Wynnecotte tBr). Liverpool
ssa " halifax; Chappaqua. Bremen; Belita
'sp), st Nazaire and Corunna.
n, N,5}AckscNvlLIE Fla, Sept s--Arrived:
WWliInede W. tBr), Brunswick Apache. New
nork via Charleston: schr Lizzie NJ Parson
ne" ne York Sailed: Howard. Philadelphia
via Savannah.
MO, MONTREAL. Sept Arrived: Man
chester Corporation (BD, Manchester;
Montrose (Br), I.iverpooE Tunisian (Brl.
GslsgoW; Megartc tBr), liverpool; Wisely
fmTr. fi,,r Htavre lIorda (Norl, Hamburg; Lord
Messina; Canadian Conqyeror tBr), Liver,
pool; Roseden {Br), Boston Sailed: Otta
lam, Danish ports; Tarantia (Br) Lon
Gon, Hibergen tDD. Emden: Anfora It),
oToSe GRrS az sbro, London; Canadian Logger
s5r3' ,barbados; West Loquassuck Nor
way; Homer City tBr), Antwerp.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept s--Arrived East
ern n,l ,DaWn, New York; City of Seattle New
ori ork: " pa,cihc, New York; K Luckenhach.
IT-ii%asier 7 Ti1.a tbrl, New York; Haverford (Br),
Liverpool via Boston, Manchester EN-
Gplahge paiti lBr) Manchester; Graciana (Br),
da,n ha,5imore, % Blijdendiik Dutch), .Rotter-
mal, maru 'Jap3; Colon. ETC. Allegheny (Br,,
Boston. Sailed: Housatonic (Br), London.
PORTLAND, Me, Sept 3--Arrived. Lin
Gen Hall tBr), Fowey; Herman Frasch,
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Sept s-Arrived
Cuba Havana Sailed: Cuba Havana
Altamaha, Carteret, j.
"a, kinderdiik (Du). Hamburg; Missourian,
Astoria for New York 3rd, Santa Malta
New York; Guerrero Mex, MazatIsn'
Sailed, I'd, Yankee Arrow, shanghai I.
stains IBr?, Portland, Ore; Santa Rosa,
New York via San Pedro; steel Age IIos,o,
lulu; Blue Triangle, Portland. Ora. "a
Huntsman (Br), Liverpool; Julia Iuclten
bach, Portland, Ore.
SANANNAH, Ga. Sept 3-Sailed: CITY
or st Louis, New York
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE-Man information Will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time
Hs,ssss hssssSs sssSSs"Pse2 AM
Taormina, Naples ri. .......... ~, \ +
Nervier, Havre. PM. 2. Erie Basin, B'slyn
McKeesport. DunSirK. 70 M.2, Hoboken
Sail Wednesday
Pres Polk London 1890 AM. A. Hoboken
Southwestern Miller. London 3 PM
Tiuves. Santa Marta. IL M......,. 9. Mr.
Lituania, panzig. 2 Pm s, Bush D. B'lslyn
Guglieimo Peirce, NapIesi Pm .9S, = r
Montssrrat MOI, g. asors eadia pM i as
Luksefjeil. san san Domingo, 8 PM....7s. II r
Sail Thursday
/ 4 Toa5siasi a |, ,Is MsvTs; fM.
Minnskahaa Mnnss ham0qTs; Mabars u Ii AMss,
Fort Ansldand, A5s sydney. PM..,19 n Bklyn
Bradavon. Hamburg, IL M..... A, Bklyn
Ohoan. Seattle, i PM. ...........6. b klyn
Taormina, Naples. = M 95, n r
Santa Luisa Valparaiso. 10 AM. S3. b slyn
Inca. San Domingo, PM. .... a. Blslyn
MOTTO Castle, Vera Cruz, 4 PM .a...l3, % X
Sail Friday
croften Hall. Buenos Ayres, IL NJ.
i. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Munargo, Nassau, 12 M............9, 3 r
Bogota, Kingston, 3 Pm ....44 r
Paria. Trinidad. 2 PM. ........ A. n r
Sail Saturday
Homeric Southampton, PM. ..59 N r
La Savoie, Havre, IL M.......... 81 n r
WesterdlJk, Rotterdam, IL
9TH st. Hoboken
,nsana Pras AnsWe1p Bremen M M & oSosen
Argentina, Naples, PM.
Europa, Naples. 2 p ..5.s........ 81, N r
King Alexander, Piraeus, PM. %. B'klyn
Rosalind, ST Johns. IL AM Java at, B,lSlyn
Fort Victoria. bermuda. II AN. j. 95 n r.
Siboney. Havana. IL AM Ia. e r
Zacapa, Santiago. IL AM ,...-%...... a. n r
Philadelphia, Curacao, IL NJ. II. B'klyn
San Juan, San Juan, IL NJ. ...... 35, B'hiyn
Cedric. Liverpool. II M....s....,,..6 SO, N r
Orbita. Hamburg, IL NJ. ..42, N r
Vandyck, Rio do Janeiro, IL AM
IA. Hoboken
Essequibo. Valparaiso. 10 NJ. M....s.,..42, N r.
Saxonia, Hamburg, 12 M...s...... N r
Cameronia, Glasgow. IL M "a. N r
Iroquois, San Domingo. r M. .34, B'lliyn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Mail Steam f Raehee CO with SS mails y IS ss
pseat lfasa IS Per 4a q orton sno aees et
Frederick VII tDan5, Christiania Aug
malls; is expected to dock forenoon at foot
San Juan, san Juan, Aug 80: to N &
Porto Rice s s Co with mails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 35, B'klyn;
Philalelphias Mayaguaz Aug 50: to
Blss paieat % 20 WIZ BIZ mans lg eAPefoea on
Southern Gross. Buenos Ayres Aug IT; to
Munson Co with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 8, Hoboken.
Fort St Gs9fFe ,tSs Bc3 e. wtn SEPT p q
pected to dock 10 a m at Pier 95, N r
(West 18th sD.
Due Tomorrow
President Arthur, Bremen Aug "a; to to
U s Lines with mails: Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pies 4. Hoboken
- President Garfield, London Aug 2s: to
U s. Lines with malls; Is expected to DOCK
forenoon at Pier 4. HoboRen.
unised meMl'. American h Lines with nails is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier So. n r
Assyria CBrl, Glasgow Aug. &c: to Anchor
Lines with mails is expected to to, dock fore
Vestrls tBr). Rio de Janeiro Aug 81; TO
Larnport & Holt Line with malls; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier IA, Ho-
Munargo, Nassau Sept q to Munson
Lines with mails, Is, expected 70 dock
about e:ao a m at Pier 0. tCoenties
Slip1.
siboney. Havana Sept 2: TO N & Cuba
Mail s Co with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier II. u r (Wall st).
Due Wednesday
Vessel Port Agency
aomeric. Southampton, Aug 80.
White Star Line
La savoie, Hayre. Aug 2s. French Line
Manchuria. Hamburg. Aug a6.. Amer Line
Due Thursday
carmania. liverpool, Aug 20 .Cunard s Go
Niagara, Vtgo, Aug 2S......... French Line
America. Naples, Aug 25 .Italia-Anerica
Esperanza, Vera Cruz Aug 80. Ward Line
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Sept 5.
Furness. Witty & Co
Rosaiind. Halifax. Sept ..... .Bowring Co
Metapan. Kingston. Sept 2. United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Aquitania. southampton, Sept o.
Cunard s Co.
President Harding. bremen, Aug 20.
u Lines
Nieuw Amsterdam. Plymouth, Aug 80.
Holland America Line
samland. Danzg. Aug "a. Red Star Line
Due Saturday
Paris Havre, Sept g. 2 French Line
Rochambeau. Havre, Aug 30. French Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Heavy Gain Recorded
I'm Lake Canal Traffic
August Figures Show Advance
al Sault Ste. Marie Locks
af 9. TIT. 600 Tons

4 SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Sept.
8. Movement of freight through locks
here during August stotaled f0,2S5,914
lions, according toestlie monthly report
Issued by the United States Engineers
lofflce here. The moyenent was 2,777,-
lOss tons greater than that of the same
period last year, despite falling off
sof more than 100000 tons in coal car
goes for the month as compared with
August, 1921.
The total movement of freight up to
August 81, this year, was 32,542,815
TONS az increase of 1,714,696 tons, COM
pared with the same period in 1921,
Bituminous coal carried through the
canals last month totaled 1921 tons,
against l,69S,068 tons in August of last
year. No anthracite passed through
The locks.
The bulk of the freight movement
last month was iron ore, which aggre-
gated s,959,561 tons, as against 1884
949 tons in August, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
New Invention
Stops Pollution by
Ship Oil Discharge
Linden Process Said TO,
Separate Fuel and Water
and Coanbustible Fluid
Is Returned TO Tanks

LONDON, Aug. 1S (By MaiD Sat
isfactory results are said to have been
obtained by a new invention for solv-
ing the problem of oil discharge from
the great oil-burning liners, reports
The Westminster Gazette"
During the last few years this has
been grievance with bathers, who
have found many of their favorite
seaside resorts affected. Aquatic
fauna have also seriously suffered by
THESE oily discharges.
BY clever adaptation of the Lin
DER. decanters, which were originally
designed for the handling of sewage
and the publication of water, the
problem of dealing with these dis
charges is said to have been solved.
model plant has been set up, on the
initiative of one of thesprincipal ship
ping companies.
By the Linden process all the oil
can be separated from the water by
decanters placed in barges. Thus YES
sells can discharge at the dock or
Wharf-side or at sea, and the reclaimed
OIL returned to the ships tanks for
future use. AS the wastagc at present
amounts in some cases to per cent
and big liner may carry anything
from 1000 to 5000 tons Of crude pc
Of consumption is a feature of i'm
portance.
Recently bill was passed to compel
vessels to discharge their tanks at sea,
tut complaints are still made that the
Gil continues to find its way shore
ward
How the menace TO the coasts has
arisen was explained to "Westmin-
ster Gazette" reporter yesterday by a
shipping expert.
Liners and battle-ships, an in
creasing number of which are burning
crude petroleum instead Of oil, are
obliged to take water into their tanks
to replace the liquid fuel used on the
voyage" he said. "If the tanks were
rot filled with water the stability of
the vessels would be affected. The
motion. of the ship churns this oily
water into an emulsion, which, while
it has SO far defed the ingenuity of
experts to remove, constitutes seri-
Gus menace to our coasts"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
The apparatus for transmitting
pictures by radio ioas perfected
by Professor arthur Korn. The
portraits, sent from Paris to Lon
don, are: Upper Ieft-Unidenti-
fled sooman; upper right-Lord
Salisbury; beEo,o-An. american
girl.

celebes Maru. Gibraltar Aug 20,
Osen Shoshen Kaisha
Bronte. Para. Aug 21. .Lamport & Holt Line
Matoppo, cape Town. Aug i Norton Lilly
Morristown, Hamburg. Aug II. Kerr, s s co
Tyrifjord. Narvick, Aug IA.
Norwegi Line
Slam city. Shields. Aug ~ = \. j.. 81, =.
wssterdi1k Rotterdam, Aug "a:
wells City. Bristol, AUG ao''daa-Ameriea II. Line
Charles Hill & SONS
Due Tomorrow
Sutton Hall. Palermo, Aug 10.
vesuvio. Penarth, Aug e.
Monmouth. Cardiff. Aug a.
Clan MacBrayne. Shields. Aug ~.
Royal City. Newport, Aug IS.
u 8 sNavig alton Co
Due Wednesday
Menominee. London. Aug 20.
Atlantic Transport Line
ynnoko. Antwerp. Aug 20.
Black Diamond s Corp
virgilia. London. Aug 10. ,cunard S S Co
Craster Hall, Iquique. Aug 21.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Due Thursday
Delaware. Liverpool. Aug %. -. N M Smith
Hallgram. Barry. Aug a.. p Kleppe e. Co
Brush, San Francisco Aug 1l,Nawsco Lines
Due Friday
Port Hooking Liverpool. Aug 26.
Thomas Beal, San Francisco. Aug 10.
Alden Maru. Cardiff. Aug 25. Suzuki & Co.
Due Saturday
Bolivian. Manchester. Aug IL
Egremoat, Port Said. Aug 70. Kerr s $ Co
silene, Gibraltar. Aug 81. Three Star Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Fire Record

$50 TX Av. A.; A. yasai.ns,sy .Trifiing
EosIlen and South Flew av.,
The Bronx; taxicab. w.
lssa - Est1S ysS -.--....... .Trihing
e ie5th ST. the Bronx Trtfing
a.ss. 81. 81 9Th av.; j. Nagef Trtning
"a ay. and Goth ST.; A. Hose-
s.ss ssss - z. 104th ST.; awaing Trifing
- Grand ST.: A. Greco 4 sons.
.ss--sa Park az: taxicab. Taxi
Es.az Z. f.Ss 49, ocaation Trlffing
~. asd St; Rapid Adding
IN achine Company Unknown
i;issss " sIst st; L. Nash. .Unknown
l:ts~-sss iseth ST: w. Levy unknown
r. l28th St. the Brons;
t:5sf,s slarquard rrifinc
nfaok ay.. the Bronx
s.z0--a n s.'viIf Friffn@
son iiAth ST.; Albert Iebss-
s;ss--estthh s. :, ssn st Moses cohen, Slight
ts58--s5a ~ ana 1sroadssay. -. Slight
fsaon 1aion av, the Bronx c.
80. ". S1th st.; Riaito sight
t,Rn---f {, piS SO. -. !. Trthing
ssnWieR ,nieR and Dey sts sub
ls9-fs interboroagh r. Il. Co None
parss Gs "a ST.; Faindham
70, Considerable
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Free Port Planned Here
Officials Congratulate Swedish
CITY on Sueb Mova

establishment of free port within
Iae confines of New York Harbor is
part OF the plan Of the New York Port
authority, Is revealed in letter for
wafded v by that body to the harbor COM
MISSION OF Gothenburg, Sweden, con-
graduating it on the Establishment Of
such port there. Yice-chairman j.
spencer Smith, of the New York Port
letter. eO4ts :" 10 W.
.. lr. Smith calls attention to the fact
Mas the predecessor of the Port
sSa1nority, the New York, New, Jersey
.st ana Harbor Development Commits
sa, had appeared before Congress
s,ssai My committees in favor of the
gSAey Of establishing a free port here.
'ss ar, letter concludes:
Inc Port Authority pledges its aid
&. s. any Improvement which will further
'sse1 national trade and good will"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Freight Ships Due

Sark. Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10 . Kerr S Co
Alstcrn. Umea, Aug O. .1curness. Witty e. Co
Heider. Buenos Ayres, Aug l.
Funch Edge g. Co
Dromorc Castle Port Natal, July as.
Barber S s Lines
Atlantic City. Buenos Ayres Aug i.
Margaret Dollar. Genoa. Aug il
Dollar S s Lines
Norton. Lilly & Co
Elswick Grange, West Har;lepool Aug is.
Simpson. Spence e. Young
Liberty Clio. Santos. Aug i
International Freighting Co
2 7 Waring, Marseilies. Aug To-
Standard Oil Co
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
5000 Sailors Get First
Shore Leave i'm Months
Atlantic Fleet Ends Practice
Off Capes; to Sail for New
York Tuesday
spscsal Dtspateh TO The Tribune


NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 3-Five thou
sand sailors from battleships and de-
stroyers in Hampton Roads were given
shore liberty to-day. Most of them
cane to Norfolk and adjacent water
resorts. 1t was the first liberty the
men have had in several months, as
the feet had been engaged in maneu-
Sers Oft the Virginia coast.
There are FIVE battleships in the
meet, including the Arkansas and FLOR
ida, They are accompanied by sixteen
oestrcyers, several supply ships and
the hospital ship Relief.
;, Inc feet will sail Tuesday for New
Iors, where it will spend several
weeks. Large liberty parties will
aeave each ship every day while the
meet Is in New York waters.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Hot Winds Sweeping Nebraska
DO Millions Damage toa6,orn

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
OMAHA, Neb., Sept. Nebraska
corn was damaged millions of dollars
last week by hot winds (which blew
practically every day in the week. TEN
peratuIres ranged above 100 degrees
every day.
The corn is being cut for fodder. The
original estimate Of bumper cron Of
25oG00,000 bushels has been revised
downward. In some counties the crop
will be almost total loss.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

ormidaIe Is sE Fenwick cept 3.
Eenobscot lc Block Isiana Sept 3.
.shiiadeiphia 26I Scotland Sept g.
Porto Rico 2Sa 8 Ambrose Sept 8
Pres Van Buren, 1898 II Ambrose Sept q.
HReuna 81 $ Nantucket Sept 3.
FockefelIcr 105 NE Diamond Sept 81
sHcandaga aso EsE Cape Itace Sept Q.
San Bruno IFS S Nantucket sept 81
santa Barbara IsG 4 Cape Henry Sept 4.
SANTA Tecla 1876 s Ambrose Sept 3.
santa Theresa 16f 3 Ambrose Sept Q.
Hunt Ia Ambrose Sept g.
Severance 16a s Ambrose Sept o.
Somerset ll7b II Cape Henry Sept 2.
swftwind 22b s Brentcn Reef Sept q
Sept 3.
unnas 200 sSW Block Island Sept ..
~ kcene 22 $ Ambrose Sept 3.
west Hembrie b04 ENE Cape Henry Sept 8
West Fort 2G6 NE FIVE Fathom sept s.
VIM Warden 1St s SCOTLAND Sept 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Maritime Miscellany

ADMIRAL von Tirpitz, recently nurchased eH h,,
pacihc Mall at United States Marshal's
ssne., ssre at bayonne. n j. will be placed in
panane sTrulro between between San Francisco and the
VANCOUVER. B C, Sept s-Part Of dock
a, al 1,,,i Eiollarton COLLAPSED yesterday and a
inadn Iailion feet rec OF lumber for Huftero (Norj.
ioaulng lor New York was set afoat
Paris sailed to-day for New York Smnnr
6.ar ner passengers is James NJ Cox, former
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SIsIPMASTERS

Tho Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
.ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America. Shipinasters of
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. Ii is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received In time for publica-
ton.
Position reports can also be sent
throuh h the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
York City (WCG), Babylon, L. I.
IWSE), East Hampton. l.. l. (WSA.),
New London. Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest nows and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation OF America
will receive position reports through
lWCC), Siasconset, Mass. (WSC), New
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York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton of America by the u S. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
/ City Island

Bound Soifh--Schrs Mary E Bur lBre,
Halifax for New York; Nova Queen (Brl,
Liverpool, " S, for New York; Charlotte
a MAXWELL Windsor. n s. for Neaburgh
n Y; Centennial Lubec for New York
Bound East--Schrs Marshal Foch {Brs,
New York for Luncnhurg; Leonia and Ma
ricn, New York for sullivan. Me. Sailed:
Chautauqua lBr). Nav York for Newcastle.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Departures

BUENos AYREs, Sept s-Montne,,or
Hamburg: Capillo New York
Ne 0uEEEN,sToWN, Ea.,, Sept a-Adriatlc (Br>.
vdsl, PLYMOUTH, Sept a-Paris (Fr>. New
\. CHEERBoURG, 4 Ed.G, Sept 2---Aquitania tBr>
CRlSToBAL, Sept s-sailed: crafts-
man CBr), San Francisco; Delagoa Maru
zap New York; Henry d Wilton. sa-
pine pine Marore. New York; Mobile City. New
fork: santa Ana, New York. w"
LONDON, Sept S-President Monroe
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Marine Reports
NOTE.--The hours below are standard time
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

East Gulf Of MexiCo-Centle, ynriahle
winds, mostly east, and falc weather.
West Gulf Of Mexico--Gent,e to moder
ate east and southeast winds and fair
weather
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate easterly winds ami partly cloudy
weather with showers over south portion
North of Sandy Hoolt-4-Moderate south
and southwest winds and cloudy weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Gentle, varia-
Gle winds and partly cloudy weather.
Hatteras to Florida Straits--Gentle to
moderate east to south winds and gener-
ally fair Mea her =
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Sailed Yesterday

Fredensboro (Dan), MoptreaI; Ansaido
~ (ItaD, Genoa; Jadden. Boston, Tafna,
Wilmington; West Lashaway, Baltimore;
Robin Adair, Boston; Ionnis Watts (Gr).
l. Doheny jr, Tampico: Woo Maru tJap),
Yokohama.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04
Arrivals

York. NDi'' Ne"
PLYMOUTH. Sept a-Lapland (Br, New
York. NDi'' new
New York No'l'
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

$40 HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES
Daily saiIirags from Pier SO, ". r.. Foot
canal ST.. s p M Sundays and Hoiiaays,
6 and p. M tDayiglt Saving riine,;
West 1920 ST., half hour later. Direct rail-
connections al Albany TO all points,
Express Freight Service--sAHfOs Carried.
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY.
AIiddlcton y. Boriand, Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-04

NOTE.-Mail information Will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-20

Abe made the keynote of the conven- ton, and on June 27 each state pres ident will illustrate this In her re- port of the greatest accomplishments of her state in the past two years.
 At the other great convention, in Chattanooga, 1t Is the plan of the local committee to give to the dele gates a real southern welcome, and for this purpose a southern commit tee has been appointed consisting of a group of distinguished business and professional women to assist in welcoming the delegates and visitors from all states in the Union who will attend this convention.
 Many delightful courtesies have been planned for the stay of the vis- itors in Chattanooga, and three prom inent women from each of the south ern states have been appointed on this committee. Alabama will be rep resented by Dr. Lola Taylor and Mrs. H. E. Pearoe. from Birmingham, and Miss Ita Stocsks of Gadsden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-20

LIMBS ACHED,
 TIRED, DRACCY
Oklahoma Lady Had Not Been We'll for a Year, and
 Regrets She Did Not
 Take Cardui Sooner ~

Hinton, Okla.-"I feel greatly improved since taking Cardui, and l only regret I did not commence sooner" writes Mrs. George Curry, of Route 8, this place. Mrs. Curry says she had not been we'll in over a year when she began taking Cardui.
 ''I have suffered great deal with nervousness, and this seemed to come from womanly weakness" she explained.
 q had headache. I was very weak and tired across my back.
 My limbs ached, and I did not feel like doing anything.
 T had the tired draggy feeling and I suffered so.
 q would have bearing-down pains, first my hips and down each side.
 'I suffered each month and would get so weak and worn out.
 Some told me of Cardui, and began to use it. It did me world of good. It took two bottles to make me know I was getting better, but by taking it regularly, l saw great improvement. and am now stronger.
 q owe my health to Cardui."
 This well-known medicine, which Mrs. Curry mentions is mild, medicinal, purely vegetable tonic, used with success for more than forty years in the treatment of many simple womanly ailments. Thousands of women have written that they were benefited by taking Cardui.
 Ask your druggist. He sells Cardui.-Adv.