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Continued from first page).
Hays. Whitley was in the way.
Old Wright Rouse had a local rep
utation as a 'conjur doctor" That
probably accounts for his employ
ment by the woman and lover to
kill the husband. Wright can't
"conjur" He says so himself. But
he could and did treat 'rheuma-
tiI," cramps" and "sich like be-
ing something of a herb or ''yarb"
healer.
The trial was held in the super
Tor court of Green county, at
Snow Hill. Twelve white men on
the jury returned a verdict of muir
der in the first degree against the
negro and second degree as to
Sarah Whitley and Tom Hays-one
OF the few times on record that a
negro was ever given precedence
over white folks in Green county.
The court was able to give the
White woman and the white man
only the maximum penalty of 90
years in prison. There wasn't
anything left for Rouse save death
In the electric chair. Sentence
vas imposed and the date for the
electrocution set.
Saved by Sex.
unquestionably it was Mrs. Whit
ley's sex which saved her, and il
Directly saved Hays. No woman
mas ever yet sat in North Carolina's
aeath chair. 1t is said none ever
VII. One woman was sentenced to
ueath IN recent years-i-lSO for the
murder of her husband, but she
vas committed to life imprisoE-
Ment by a governor who offered no
Vther reason than that she had
eeen a girl once and was still
feminine.
Before Rouse could be brought
- me state prison, sentiment for
sne communication of his sentence
Desan to manifest itself, and re-
entity the governor has been fairly
Inundated.
It was Governor Morrison who
st week was defeated in his eff
.ors to secure the extradition
ION Canada OF a negro said to
' ave been implicated in the Nor
ssa riots After a somewhat hea1-
Correspondence with the state
spartment at Washington, Gov
snor Morrison refused to send
Illnesses to Canada for a prelimi-
"! hearing. arguing that it was
= IN keeping with the dignity OF a
~eselgn American state to be
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Foreign Exchange.

New York, March 10.-Foreign
exchange easy; Great Britain,
.35A; cables, 4.36H. France, de-
mand, $751;; Italy demand, $40;
Belgium demand, S.4112; Germany
demand, 39Ac; Holland demand,
1878; Norway demand, 1888;
Sweden demand, 26.15; Denmark
demand. 2095; Switzerland de-
mand, 19.41; Spain demand, 1872;
Greece demand, AGO; Poland de-
mand, 2A; Czecho-Slovakia de-
mand, 1877; Argentina demand,
1857; Brazil, demand, 1925; Mon-
treaI, 96A.
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Peoria Cash Gram.

Peoria, March 10.-Corn, receipts
Sc cars; lac lower; No. > white,
SEC; No. yellow, 55Ac; No 5 yell
low, 54c
Oats: IA cars; l to 14c lower;
No. 1 white, 41c; No. white, 351hc.
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Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, March 10. - Potatoes,
steady; receipts, 65 cars; total L. S
shipments, S55; Wisconsin sacked
round whites, 17001S0 cwt; Wis
consin bulk round whites, 1850
40 cwt; Minnesota sacked red
rivers. 2.00@2.05 cwt; Minnesota
sacked round whites. partly grad
ed 15O0170 cwt; Colorado sacked
round whites, 1506175 cwt; Ida
no sacked russets 200@2.10; Idaho
sacked rurals, 1.15@1.S5.
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st. Louis Cash Grain.

St Louis, Mo-, March 1O.-Wheat:
No 2 red winter, Las; No. 3, 1.40@
LAG.
Corn: No. white, IS; No. 5, Sc.
Oats: No. white, 36037; No. 4,
35@35h.
Wheat: May, 1924; July, 113z.
Corn: May, 6012; July, 63as.
Oats: May, 391s; July, Az.
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MINNEAPOLIS Grain.

Minneapolis, March 10.-Wheat:
receipts 3S7 cars Cash: No. 1
northern. 1.46@1.50; May, 141;
July, 1908.
Corn: No. yellow, 5011 951h.
Oats: No. 3 white, 33h Q33Ts.
Flour unchanged to Csc lower:
family patents, S.0O@S.25 q Dbl.
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New York Call Money!.

New York, March 10.-Call mon
ey, easier; high, 4; low, 81; rul-
ing rate. 4; closing bid, 3; offered
at, 81; last loan, 81; call loan
against acceptances. 312; time
loans, firm; 60 days, 434 as; 80
days. AZ as; six months, 4A@5;
prime mercantile paper, Az @5.
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compelled to appear before a for
eign magistrate.
One of the possibly mitigating
circumstance" in the Rouse case
is the fact that although the negro
was promised $500 for his crime,
he never got cent.
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Kansas CITY Cash Grain

Kansas City, March 10.-Cash:
Wheat, No. hard, 1.26@1.45; No.
2 red, 1.3201.33.
Corn: No. 2 white, 53054; No. 2
yellow, 53@54h.
Oats: No. 2 white, 37@3712; No.
2 mixed, 36637.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-10
HEAD OF BANKERS
IN OPPOSITION TO
BONUS TO SOLDIER

Peoria, Ill, March 10.-The Peo-
ria Clearing House association has
received a telegram from the pres
ident of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION urging opposition to a
soldier bonus
The telegram, also objecting to a
bonus, declared disabled veterans
should be furnished the best of care
and given every support. Bankers
were urged to impress business
men with the necessity of protest
ing against a general bonus. The
association here placed the mes
sage on file.
Paris collected 81 900. 300 francs in
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Toledo Seed

Toledo, Ohio, March 10.-Clover :
Prime cash, 1915; March, 1915;
April, 1445; October. 11.90.
Timothy: Prime cash, BIS; May,
SIS; March, S.25.
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CHICAGO FUTURES
Grain
Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Grain.
Chicago, March 10.
WHEAT.
No. 3 red, k1.32.
No. L hard, 1921.
No. 3 hard, 1871.
CORN.
No. 2 mixed, 56057.
No. 3 mixed, 55Q5534.
No. 4 mixed, 531a @551s.
No. 2 yellow, 56A ass.
No. 3 yellow, 55056k.
OTHER GRAINS.
Rye: No. 2, 1929.
Barley: 60Q6S.
Timothy seed: 5.0067.00.
Glover seed: 15.00025.0O.
PROVISIONS.
Pork: Nominal.
Lard: 11.25.
Ribs: 1O.75Q12.25.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-10
Local Stocks

Quotations furnished by A. G. Cochraae
Co., 500 Best Bldg
Bid. Asked
Deere & Co. prfd.' ...71 rs
Moline Pillow Co. ... S1a 10
United Light & Railways
per cent debenture. So SO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-10

Oldest operated mine in the world
is said to be in north Sweden.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-10

Paris collected 81, 900, 200 francs in
amusement taxes last year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-10

Ali the news all the ume-The
Argus.
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Horses and Miles
East ST. Louis, March 10.-Horses
and mules unchanged.
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Chicago Stocks

High. Low. Close.
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WHOLE STATE
AROUSED To
SAVE NEGRO

Continued from first page).
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel Port. Sail. Pier
Reliance. Hamburg, 10 AM N a
Fenchurch. Marseilles 2 PM SIst st, B.klyn
i.oksef!eli. La Romano, PM. ..76. Mr.
Inca Monte Gristi. PM. ........44. B'klyn
Sail Tomorrow
President Van Buren. plymouth. ie>HM; :; y *
Estonia 1ssn:, psnzlg. PM: e. Bush D. nHiyn
w WWaseh'; e m,nRs1 Rotterdam: - NJ g Army Base
America" NJ hssiS". Husnos Ayres : fA !
'fhemistoc!es. piraeus. 3 PM az R,,r,yn
EohheuE' Bucnos Ayres, II AM. =, B'ltiyn
salI Thursday
!aconia, Queenstown 12 M56, Mr.
6 yatonn aroma Hamburg. l2 NJ: ..,..,..6s. \ X
United States. Copenhagen. l2 NJ.
Chicago. Havre. ii AM. r
Port Port Hacking. Auckland, 10 n'kiyn
Snn,a Nanr Ana: Valparaiso. 10 AM: .33, B'klyn
Morro Castle Vera Cruz PM. ia. r.
Colon. Cris,obal. PM n n
" " Mnerttemburg, Hamburg, IL Sc. N r
Montevideo, PM......4. B'klyn
Sail Friday
7 Cragness Hamburg, IL M.44. B'klyn
Nassau. IL M. 9 81
Sail Saturday
a5estic. Southampton. PM. n r
Camerorla. Glasgow, l2 M.64 " n
REndanl. Rotterdam il AM..5th ST. Hoboken
5luiio cesarc, Naples / PM. .......97, y r.
Dante Aiighieri. Naples, 10 AM..25, n II
Gothland, {, Antwerp. IL M,.........6i, n r
Bremen. IL AM......4 Hoboken
!. teurtS, , Liverpool, II NJ. M.....,...,..6 so. N X
y paCEG, taCkSOnViiIe n,
tort Victoria. bermuda. ii AM. So y r
: : i,S as;.1i, buenos Ayres. AN. Ii IIobol,en
s!nor"y, Havana. IL AM.......l4, Err
ohh Lorenzo, san Juan II MILAN, R'lIvn
Ebro, Valparaiso II M.4 ~ NJ
. ..ala'"arcs, Port Linon. IL M.,.. . n K
Ha;apa. santiago. II AM. Q y n
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Distances in miles position at noon
un!css otherwise spccincd)
Absecon 243 NE Hatteras Oct 2
Belvidere 20i Il Nantucket Oct 2.
llibbco 1,442 Sc Ambrose Oct g.
Bogota 22S S Ambrose Oct /.
Bolivar 1,05S SD Scotland Oct g
Brace Occur 1885 SW Nantucket Oct 2.
Comanche $50 Scotland Oct L.
Occur d'Alene 1913 Sc Ambrose Oct 2.
Eastern Glen lat 81 62 Ion 66 81 Oct 2.
Egremont left New York & AM Oct 3.
q Harrison Smith a22 s Ambrose Oct g.
0ulfstream 6b N Diamond Shoa Oct 2.
Gulf Trade 66 SE Ambrose Oct 2.
Hampden 70 SW Shinnccock Oct @
Heliig Oav 220 n Ambrose Oct @
lnnoko $50 II Ambrose Oct l.
Lake Fann!D 3SS Scotland Oct g
LasseM 27l II Nantucket Oct g.
Liberty lob E Ambrose Oct ].
Liberty Clio 1912 Sc Ambrose Oct l.
Lenape due to dock New York 1880 AM
Oct g.
Matinicocls AIS SE Cane Race Oct /.
Minnekahda 4G9 Il Ambrose Oct 9.
Minnequa $50 Ambrose Oct 2.
Munarpo 272 8 Scotland Oct g
Nishlnaha 27: E Cape Henry Oct g.
Norfolk Maru due Quarantine, New York,
AM Oct 3.
Ontario w Vineyard Sound Light Oct 2.
oriaaha 774 s Scotland Oct g
Ormidale SW Nantucket Oct 2.
Siboney a30 Scotland Oct G.
SSongvand duo Boston PM Oct 4.
6wiftscout $40 8 Block Island Oct 9
Tsnamo 40S Scotland Oct t.
Van Dyke 60 Diamond Shoal Oct .,
West Helix 1909 Cape Cod Oct l.
Zacapa 765 S Scotland Oct l.
Iarembo 334 Ambrose Oct g.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

ps,1, sS,1rAVANGER. ER. Sept ls~-Mexicano (Nor>,
" NAPLES. Sept 24-Argentlna az New
YORK Tor Patras. etc. ' ~"
=, DANZIG, Sept 26-Tyne Maru fJan,
Savannah, '"ru ''ap)
M, LEGnHoRN. Sept 27-city of Eureka
lMsAhsglLLs. Sept 2s-Milton cpr>. New
;, HAMBURG. Sept 2S-Ordnna fRr, Naw
York; 20, ReaoIute New yori, Ni'' 4'o"
my ~ IihRDAM, Sept 2S-spaarndan,
KOBE, Sept 2s-West O'Rowa, Portland
Ore; Yokohama Maru Jap). Tacoma 80
Panama Maru' tJap). New Orleans presi a.,
dent Tart San Francisco for Hongkona
HULL; Sept 2s-West Durfee, Cialvssston
- boENoS AYRES Sept 80 IononoIia
Gk1; MsS1,;;, Pensacola; oct /. West Corum'
CATANIA, Sept 27--Palembane mn,
Jacksonville. 'Du)'
ipsI SINGAPORE lI Sept ao-Haro!d Dollar
,cs algRALTAn, 91tsn Es Sep, Sept so,lnasHea,. Amer
Naples and Genoa; Oct =, Tremayne aRr'
philadelphia for Mnrseiles; (Arrivedt
Sirrah Dul. New York. -
LlNERPOOL Sept 30-Antillian fRr,
an msw fRrl 4treans; Mr saehem tBr) Boston Welsh
real Oct l. Norwich City (Br), New York
Canada C3rl. Montreal: Celtic fTir, tWa,y,
YORK; Coldwater. Savannah; Asbore fN6rI
New York. '1soi''
Oct J.. Banchory (Br). Montreal: Motifs.
New, New York; sandow Hall (isr), San Fran, Fran.
sUBz, Sept so-Egremout css,,s tpr,
Colombo. etc. for Boston and New New YorR OK. .
get. !; Clan Mactaggart OBJ, Busren tor
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Tamana, constantinoplc. Aug 2e
Roekaway rara. Newcastle. sept 6. via
Aisie, Port Said sept sasaHerasns 1nes h,es
Bradford City Hirkenhead Sept "a;
Birmingham City. Los Angeles. Sept IA.
capiilo. sueno. Ayres. Sept = '
Colanaer. st NaEaire. Sept IS,
c.,u ,,., . Cosmopolitan Lines
Isthmian Lines
Full Maru. birmingham. Sept is.
blair. ,Penarth, Sept 1o,... Export s S CO
kasseil, Santos, Sept 6.....Iamport Holt
lnefan Prince. Rio de Janeiro. Sept 6.
v,,,. -,,. Furness. Witty q Co
Eastern Sword. Liverpool, sept is Wv" W
Fl Winchester & Co
Parisiana. London Sept l6. .Furness Withv
Vile dOran, Leghorn Sept Ia
Alger!an-Amerisan an Line
Due Tomorrow
Dromore Castle. Cape Town. Sept I.
r,,. Norton, Lilly & Co
city Of Glasgow. Hull. Sept 81
Chicago City. Swansea Sept Is Is. .chss Cha i Hi III
Ea"ard Luckenbach, Seattle. Sept IT,
Luckenbach Lines
Due Thursday
Barhadian, London Sept q 1White Star Line
Tiger, San Pedro. Sept 10 via Boston.
Houlder, Weir e. Boyd
Labette. Buenos Ayres. Sep. sMunson Lines
Due Friday
Independence Hall. Rotterdam Sept 22.
,, Cosmopolitan Line
Joseph seep. Rotterdam. Sept al.
o Robert l. Hague
Osso. Santos, Sept 6. via Boston,
Inter Freghting Corp
Due Saturday
Wlrona, Patras. Sept 10. Export Co
songvand, Buenos Ayres, Sept s.
o Stray Corp
Julia Luckenbach. Everett, Sept IL.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Sunday
Mar Negro. Huelva, Sept Kerr Line
MelVille Dollar, Colon. Sept 2S. Dollar Lines
Chattanooga City, Colon. Sept 2s
Isthmlan Lines
Due Monday
Mercian, Liverpool. Sept 2S
International Mercantile Marine
Chickasaw City, Hartepool, Sept 20.
kerhonkson, Ardrossan, Sept "a
Moore & Mccormack Co
Albert Jeffress. Colon, Sept 80.
Luckenbach Limos
Due Tuesday. Oct 10
Hog Island Alexandria. Sept 25
Export S Co
verbania, London. Sept Cunsrd Line
santa Olivia, Rio de Janeiro, Sept 23
Norton, Lilly & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Arrived Yesterday

Santa Elisa. Ta,cahuano. Sept Val.
Piseo 49, caao Ansossssss ac lquaus j.
pass. mails aad mdse; Pier IS. 81 B'klyn. M!,n Of
seps as a the R anoSns Gs'FGw n and Moys
$50 second cabin, a27 third class pass.
mails and ndse: Pier sc. r.
rhi,adeiphta, La Guayra, Sept 30. Porto
Bliss. Dallett & Co with e3 pass mails and
n.dse; Pier II. B'klyn.
,o Sedre r.. tsr,s Li,yyssrpool; Sept %, Queens,
nrst, 4ol second cabin, s47 third class
pass. csr,m.n,t,a mails and IN, mdse Pier 60; r.
Porto Cabello 21 Curacao %, Port au
Prince rs; to Funch. Edge & Co with IS
Freeman Norfolk Sept 80; to Pocahontos
Fuel Co. with coal; 1921 st, l. r.
mSss MsrssLet' p,.r Tampa; pI, to II Bull with
San Lorenzo. Aracibo Sept 90. Ponce "a,
B'klyn
Cananova. Port Antonio Sept 27: to the
n,use: Pier 26, n r..
Fort x.1.. St George 1Hrl,. Bermuda Sept 40:
mails and mdse: Pi'b 81; N r.
Lake Elmhurst. Cienfuegos Sept 10, San
tiago 20. Guantanamo 2h; to & Cuba
OHIO nuonos Go Mi'h mass off Lsert Sc SAINT
; ana Boston 30: to the International
Ereighting Corp. with mdse; Pier a. Army
Troubadour (Nor). Buenos Ayres Aug 10,
Santos II, Rio de Janeiro Sept l. Balti-
more T5,o % co. r. to 9, the Kerr S Co. with mdse;
Gov John Lind, Galveston Sept "a: to
Baltimore s s Co. with mdse; Erie Basin,
Brrakwater. B'kiyn.
Trans Co, with mdse: Robbins u
B'klyn.
Pennsylvania Boston Oct /; to United
American Line; with mdse; Pier G, Bush
Docks, Bklyn.
Bogota. Camagena Sept 10. Porto colom-
b,a "a. Montego Bay rs; TO clyde Line;
Delagoa Maru (Jap), Boston, Oct l. to Nip
pon. Yusen Kaisha. with mdsc; Pier ~.
Virginia Express, Richmond Oct /; to
Richmond & New York S Co, with mdse;
Pier I, r.
Co. with mdse; Pier "A. n r.
Comus New Orleans Sept 27; to South
ern Pacific Co, with pass and mdse; Pier
Elenore, Portland, Me: Sept 20; to A II
Pipestone County. Philadelphia Oct /; to
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. with mdAe; Pier
Montgomery City. Baltimore Sept 3o to
Isthmian Line. with mdse; Pier 1s, Cliff
:, 2.nte A'lghisri NtaD Genoa Sept 90; tc
ond ana 1856 third class pass, mails and
mdse off Quarantine; will dock this a m
BereensfJord CNor). christiania Sept 90
via Bergen Sept 20; to Norwegian Amer
725 third class pas. mails and mdse; 30th
NJ, Bklyn.
Gulftrade Port Arthur Sept 25: to Gulf
Refining Co. with crude Oil.
ALGONQUIN, Monte Cristi, Porto Plata and
Turks Island; to the Clyde S S Co, with
pass. mails and mdsc.
Coiiamer. Bordeaux.
NJ Il Elliott. Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Board and Operators at
Odds on Supply Buying

Officials of the Shipping Board and
the Standing Committee on Managing
Agents Agreements met yesterday for
a discussion of the elimination of all
subsidiary companies. The Shipping
Board proposes clause in the con-
tract giving it the right to purchase
specified supplies under mass bids.
while the operators contend that they
should be allowed to buy from any
source, as the board gives them Il
fixed allowance for that purpose.
1t is understood that the Issue will
be taken up to the Washington officials
before ii decision is reached. Under
previous arrangements the board
bought such materials as lubricating
oil, paints, coal and fuel oil in mass
quantities, in the belief that consid-
erable economies could be effected by
this system. Since then the board has
adopted a plan to allow the operators
So cents a day man for food and $40
to $50 day for other supplies. The
board now insists that it control the
purchase of many commodities with
Ithe approval of a representative of the
operators.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Rail and Water
Rates Advanced
500 to Far East
New York and Western Shin
Lines Confer to Equalize
Tariffs ON Cargoes From
Interior TO the Orient
ConferenceOnf1o Gains
Meeting To-day for Adjust
ing Differentiais as War i'm
Ocean Rates Draws to End

AS further step in the restoration
of steamship conference rates from
North Atlantic and Pacific ports to the
Far East, New York representatives of
the Western lines yesterday announced
increases in previous rail and water
tariffs approximating per cent. An
other meeting will be held this morning
at which officials of Atlantic and Pacific
companies will seek to agree upon the
proper diHerentiats on cargoes moving
from the interior cast through this sea,
board and overland to the Pacific
The announcement followed a meet
Ing last Friday at which North Atlantic
lines served notice upon the Pacific
Interests that unless immediate steps
were taken to establish parity rate
reductions would be made effective
from local ports. 1t was apparent yes
terday that conferences held last week
in Portland, Ore, were largely success
full in arriving at an agreement, and
that the rate war which has lasted the
larger part of a year is now nearing
its end.
New York representatives of the
Western lines gave out the following
rates to apply from Pacific ports to the
Orient; Machinery, S6.75 a ton; weight
or measurement; autos, Sc; iron and
steei, 80; cigarettes, ST; Leaf tobacco,
$3.50; cotton piece goods, S525; sui
phate of ammonia, $5; locomotives,
S5.25; general cargo, 50.
1t was pointed out yesterday that
only Is per cent of trans-Pacifc ship
ments originate west of the Rocky
Mountains, while the remainder is
produced in the Central Freight Asso-
citation territory. New. y ork officials of
the Pacific Westbount% Conference, in
collaboration with local representatives
of the North Atlantic-Far East Con-
ference, fix the combined rates for ship
ments originating east Of Billings,
Mont. The so per cent advance in rail
and-water rates. adopted tentatively
pending further discussions, is still 25
per cent below the tariffs formed on
November %. 1921, and supplemented
until March 10, 1912, when the rate war
was launched
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Cleared

~ Mar Cribb; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co.
city of Savannah. Borum; Savannah ;
Ocean S 8 Co,
Virginia Express. Johnson; Richmond !,
Richmond & n Co.
AQuitania (Br). Charles; Cherbourg and
Southa npton: Cunard s s Co.
Reliance. Ivcrson:, Plymouth. Boulogne
and Hamburg United American Lines.
San Bruno CDr). Mathers: Crstobal and
Port Limon; United Fruit Co.
Sierra Nevada (Gcr). Block: Bremen ;
North German Lloyd Line.
Erholm (Nor) Johannessen; Walton;\J
T. whitney & Co.
schr anna Mcdonald Usr). Miller
Montague. Prince Edward Isle: + Whit
Eey &, Co.
Schr Hazel l. Myra OBJ. Myra Luuen-
burg; j r Whitney 6: Co.
Northland, Foster; Boston; Eastern S
Co.
II L Dimoclk. Allen: Boston, Eastern S
Co.
Hrmhton, Bond; Norfolk; Old Dominion
Transport alton Co.
Schr Charles Il Vernon (Br), Remby;
Forth Amboy; j r whitney e. Co.
Mt hawk ingram: Charleston and Jack
sorville Clyde s Co.
Norman Bridge Groves; Tampico; Hua
steca Petroleum Co.
Orient Bennett; Odessa; Oriental Navi-
cation Co.
Calfsto. Teensina; Hamburg to Boston;
United American Lines.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Radio Corp. of America

Q'ositions are az noon, distances in mile..
... unless stated otherwise)
Atla ntlc Sun pd Cape May pm Oct 2
c Bedford 1lo Ambrose Oct 9.
anaconda 363 e Ambrose Oct 2
Annetta l79 S Ambrose Oct J.
SSppomatt95 Sars taS 70 = - ESE Cape May PM Oct /.
Chickasaw sol e Ambrose Oct ?.
Editor lat 4s SO N Ion Al Sc w Oct I
E,,a l. Doheny ~ Jr ~ 8 Cape Lookout Oct 2.
Ev r Thayer as N Diamond Oct
EIrmoTe FIR antoI;, ss4 7, Diamond Oct /.
! TrankilR TANK NIX X Lane 40 Diamond Oct ?.
Hera '9Gl Ambrose Oct ..
independence Hall lat 46 SO lon Il os
J A Moffett Jr s5 Sand Key Oct i
Joseph Sep $50 e Ambrose Oct 2
} w Nandyrk so n Diamond Oct 3.
hIersonkson s25 Ambrose Oct z.
Liberty i01S Ambrose Oct l.
lilo 1900 Ambrose Oct l.
Marabi a4s Nantucket Oct 2.
Maine 78 ENE Cape Henry Oct !.
a Ne Eliiott II u S $ Ambrose Oct 2.
Mamrasi MMamnieoek AZ eao Sc SIC Cape Race Oct i.
Mount Clay 1877 E Ambrose Oct 2.
Munamar 534 Ambrose Oct O.
Munwood 2 Sc Sand Key Oct /.
Parma 425 SSE Ambrose Oct /
Pauisboro 2lb Hatteras Oct l.
president Fillmore 639 e Ambrose Oct q
President Roosevelt l.4b6 r Ambrose Oct Q.
Rochester 1872 NE Jupiter Oct l.
Royal City $40 Ambrose Oct 2
Susguehanna 1875 Ambrose Oct l.
Saga mon ssl Nantucket Oct I.
Il Hunt so NE Diamond Oct 2
Vacuum lis y Jupiter Oct L.
West Helix 1909 ENE Cape Henry oet 1
West Hematic s30 ESE Cape Race Oct
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New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Line With malls; is expected to dock fore
Dante Alighieri 40. Genoa Sept IS; to
Mcdonnell & Truda with mails; expected
TO dock forenoon at Pier 25, Moore st).
Majestic tBr), Southampton Sept 81; to
White Star Line with mails; is expected to
dock m at Pier SO. II (West Sth sO.
Bergensfjord tNor),, Bergen Sept 22; to
expected to dock forenoon at foot 30th st,
B'klyn
to Scandinavian American Line with mails;
expected to dock forenoon at foot l7th st,
Hoboken.
siboney, Havana Sept 30; to & Cuba
forenoon at Pier a. (Maiden Lane).
Munargo, Nassau Sept 30; to Munson
forenoon at Pier 9. f r tCoenties Slip
~ Alsonanin. San Domingo. Sep; 81, to
dosa oo s Wh Pier a. pyn K
Guiana. ST Thomas Sept 2S to Furness.
Witty & Co with mails: is expected to
dock late to-day forenoon Wednesday
at Pier "a, B'klyn.
Lenape. Jacksonv!lle Sept 80; to Clyde
s S Co with mails; is expected to dock at
Pier 80, n (Charlton st).
Due Tomorrow
President Polk. Plymouth Sept 25 to
late afternoon at Pier a, Hoboken
Mime Min,nekands: Hs'neuFs Sept Is: to
18th stl.
Go,hiand (Br), Antwerp Sept 20: to Red
Star Line with mails; Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 6l, (West esd st).
Beividere UD. Naples Sept 20; to Phelps
Bros with mails; is expected TO dock fore
noon at Pier 2. Bush Docks. R'klyn
Mount Carroll. Hamburg Sept n; to
dock at Pier Sc, n (West 46th ST..
Dne Thursday
President Roosevelt, Bremen Sept 26 to
L Lines with mails is expected to dock
al Pier (, Hobokcn.
La Touraine tFrl, Havre Sept 20: to
French Line with mails is expected to
dock ar Pier 81. \ tWest 18th ST..
General w Gorgas, CrIstobal Sept %;
10 dock forenoon at Pier 67, n r (West
35th st).
Metapan. Puerto Colombia Sept 27; to
United Fruit Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier is. E (Maiden
Lane).
Rosalind tBr). ST Johns Oc, /: TO Bow
ring & Co with mails; is expected TO dock
forenoon at foot Java St B'klyn.
Fort Victoria tBr). Bermuda Oct 8; to
Furness, Witty & Co with mails: Is ex-
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier 95, n r.
Due Friday
Vessel Port Agency
Susquehanna, Bremen. Sept o5. u Lines
Hanover. Bremen. Sept %
North German Lloyd
Gothenburg. Sept IS.
Swedi sh-Afnerican Line
San Jacinto, Galveston, Sept 80.
Mallory Line
Mexico. ProErsso. Sept so..,... ward Line