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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Radio Corpn. of America

" os'', ,,1,s given are at noon: distances IN
i"iies unless otherwise stately. Al
america rrh l'ol9 Ambrose July 10.
AAr rtn y IS Ne Diamond July is.
Arlo e0 Diamond July 10
SSarsaco 725 Ambrose July IL.
e ehsst Of s srn 20 o 2 Jay IS
Hssgsgs 81 ssRs e n1y May May j III i,
E Eafentt s1o "a e A IN, July IT,
81 Alba rs Diamond a Ju,y He en July 10.
Evsra Kemp ,9o q 8 Cape Heniopen July u
Fred W. WHY sw by W Nantucket July 10.
Gedania 2ss S Ambrose a,n Juiy !, July 49,
ue IuiH washington l.444 3 Ambross
J ? Archbold So n Diamond Tsa Wy Jy,Y w. ia
Re n rev 90 Ratteras July ~.
Limon 2Is S ambrose '. JUS IVY ivy 10.
M MsTy 10 . 1 Nsn.usket july IS IS.
Mac f@sg ~ ,ss y Cape Sable July 49,
Norfolk Sc Ne Winteranartsr' G N.Y., 1s
pera ~ ~ 3 ambrose July 10.
cara l,0S7 Ambrose July -
Pauisboro 629 ENE Diamond 1u, "a
phoenix 100 S Nantucket July 10
Resolute 4s7 70 Ambrose july 70, a.
samuel Ini' Q Brown ITO NNE Diamond
s s1msr ss q. 20 Ambrose July 10.
sstnelage 2ol, -, ambrose July 10.
Tiger - s ~ San ~ aost0n I AN July 10.
Iiyives 2ss n Colon July IL
Vesrp soa on le5 Wsw Nantucket July 10
, nlstuia So SSW Ambrose july n
WMniipolo BIO s Ambrose July IS.
william ' WsTaa ll' % Ne p,ansna July IS
Ssh,tckasaw 1.o2s e Ambrose july i, Suiy L.
S s,i,, IA, arrow sa1 E New York Suiy 10
Pawnee si2 20 Iverfalls July 10.
Fenchurch lat 40 Oe Ion Va on .Y, ..
s suboate "a sod oisn n, Shoals Juy -.
6Gs5ageh,ll $40 e Ambrose July 10 40.
GssIenridge s47 q Boston July ~
Jmlw 10 CITY asS ESE Cape Hatteras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Notice to Mariners
sy U. s. photographic ofnce>

10y y. .. photographic Ofhcce
Suly 10 following gas buoys we're sstab-
s,snea IN Upper Bay. New York: Dredging
gus buoy A, In fathoms of water 1850
predsin me- s aes from from Robbins Reef Light
water 2.16o yards 161 deg from Statue
0 snhi Liberty. Each buoy shows an occultins
o mn3se light every 10 seconds light sec.
Fort Adams Light Narragansett Bay. r
IN approximately lat Al 80 N Ion ii 20 "
s rs naSshin ns,,. red every seconds, nash
second eclipse seconds, of 1870 oapdle-
power. Fog signal Is bell sounding I
stroke every 20 seconds.
1., .nty d. ! reg signal at Newport Harbor
- ~ 30 N lon II 10 40 w, was changed
10 sound stroke every 10 seconds. Main
S Srs are requested to keep clear Of area
Fishers Island, 2. 10 Race ROCK Ii oint
house, THENCE OF miles 11s deg, thenae
on 90 niles niles rs go, thence deg to south
~ ing groups OF red and white buoys ca
Gas for governmental purposes by
81 N lon IL 90 81 W. n
q, Mariners are eiso requested to avoid fouI-
- ing .nree similar groups OF buoys spaced
ward from Little Gull Island I.fbtSnM.a
tns southernmost group being IL Mis-:
n 19z deg from light Position Of I.itt1s
IS W. Ing A'noose lat Al 10 % N lon 70 os
:, June 20 height of Horseshoe. west erour
U"er range light. in Delaware River Iat
% 6y Ion rs 13 Is w, was increased
Jul. July Cape Charles Light Vessel. ch...-
peake Bay, was moved 2 miles ioa Deg
from from It's former charted position 70 iat
o. Va % lon rs Al w. Station buoy ~
S eye Eva, G was also moved and re-esta blished
"a same me = date Cape Charles Whistle Buoy'
painted red and black In HORIZONTAL hands'
vas moored about 81 miles $50 deg fro,,,
new position OF Cape Charles Lixht Va
sci TO mark lift lump on Smith I,, ves
81 sno ca n approximately lat 81 o5 IS n lon
=, July 81 Green's Bar Buoy /. Balt,,or.
ma aabor. Mo fourth class spar, viii bs
e e oiished, in about / fathom OF ws,ar
to mark end Of ahoal at entrance to Jo oun.
creek IN lat 80 1s N lon rs ~ w A''
1uiy Il, Ice having been found n M
,onser menace normal tracks Coast tsuarS
vessels on ice patrol were withdrawr ,na
season and following information braaSr
70 normal summer tracks and patrol vaS'
see see Withdrawn July IA Hydrorranhss
Ctnce recommends all TRANSATLANTIC .h1no
ping revert to normal summer track -
tectlvc as follows: July is adopf Va. 81
pound crossing Ion ~ w In lat & 40 ~.
J LUZ ~ =, adopt castbound track cros.,n.
ION ~ w In lat 40 80 NJ, ss"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS Ann
SHIPMASTERS

Ihe Tribune publishes daily renorts
OF the positions Of merchant vessels re-
eelVed through the Independent Wire
Tess corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration OF America. Shipm masters of
vessels YES Is, with radio apparatus may. With
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following corr.
mercial radio stations in the IJnttad
states proper. 1t is important that
these reports should be sent prom nt1v
at noon each day In order that thay
tion Aux puoAca-
POSITION reports can also bs .ent
IMnToush the stations of the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc Nav
1 iorK City (WCGo, Babylon. I,
MsE), Easthampton. L. L. fWsA1
New London. Conn. (wsT). '"'A''
NO charge made for medical ~
surgical advice. latest news and wea,,or
reports. anu weather
The Radio Corporation Of Amsr,o.
W., Nm receive position reports th reush
[ [Mecc itoiiowing stations Cape Ca
IWCCl. Stasconset, Mass (WSC1 M
Y 1on,aon; Conn lWLC). Cape MAJ Nav,
Meolcal and surgical advice w,, =.
t gwen free through the Radio corp s ee
t,on OF America by the U s P"hlio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Vessel Port. Agency.
Jethou, Barbados, July 4..., Kerr 8 s Co
ConeJos Lisbon, July ;. &C D Mallory s. Co
Furness. Witty & Co
Nebraskan. Los Angelica. June az.
United american Lines
Macknaw. London, July !.
Int Mercantile Marine
Daniel Bacon e. Co
Koyo Maru. San Francisco. June 81.
Togo Kisen Hatsha
Bellerophon. Algiers Juno 81 via Boston.
Menominee. London. July S. All Trans ys Line
Edward Luckenbach, Los Angeles. June 20
Luckenbach S Co
Due Tomorrow q
Eastern Coast, Grangemouth, July 4,
Susquehanna Corp
Eiierman's Wilson Line
Norma Tanamo. July 4 Atlantic Fruit CO
Westport, Greenock July 4,
susquehanna 8 s Corp
Bethore, Cristobal. July H.. Ore Co
Due Saturday
Casper. Santos. June 20.
International Freighting Corp
Black Diamond 8 coru
sonora, Dunfirk June Is. French Limo
Algerian American Line
Due Sunday
Port Alma. London, July ST.. Cunard Line
virgilia London, July 10. 49,. .Cunard Line
Northwestern Miller, London. July via
Philadelphia. 80, .Furness, Witty & Co
Blossom Heath, Alg ers. July 5..Kerr Co
Alaska Maru. San Francisco, June 80.
Osaka Shosen Kasha
Duo Monday
Cabo villano, Seville. July 8. .Ybarra Line
Glen, Rotterdam, July 10.
Cosmopolitan Line
Braheholn, Gothenburg, July l.
Furness, Witty & Co
Sylvan Arrow. Hull July s.
Standard Transportation Co
Sark. Buenos Ayres, July g. Kerr Co
Due Tuesday
West Inskip. Antwerp. July II.
Black Diamond s Corp
Euryades Port Said, July /.
Funch. Edge & Co
Stanley Dollar. San Francisco. July 2s.
Dollar s Lines
Due Wednesday
Chickasaw, Hamburg, July 4. Kerr S Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Passenger Ships Due

Homeric (Br). Southampton July ~: to
White Star Line with mats; is expected to
sixaoia Kingston July IS; to United Fruit
GO with mails; Is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier IS. E r maiden Lane)
.a Ltuanla iDan), Copenhagen July s; to
pected to dock afternoon at Pier s. Bush
DOCKS West A6th st).
. . Rss,oiute Hamburg July IL; to United
deck late afternoon at Pier Sc. r (West
Esperanza. Havana July 1e; to NJ Y T.
to dock forenoon at Pier IL, B'klyn mon
tague ST..
- 81 p NoTss. New Orleans July Is; to South
roon at Pier ~, r christopher st1.
6 Lenape. Jacksonville July II: to Clyde
= = 3 e.; Is expected to dock at Pier S.
Fort st George (Br}. Bermuda July IA.
10 Fusness. Witty & Co with mails; is en-
peeted to dock forenoon at Pier IS. r
Due Tomorrow
vandyck (BrS. Hamburg July 4. m
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co with mails:
Is expected to dock forenoon at Pier a.
r (Morton st). 80
:, : America, Bremen July 1s; to United
states Lines with mails: is expected to
ooSk late afternoon at Pier l. Hoboken.
>, Henry r Mallory. Galveston July Is; to
noon at Pier 81, N tcharlton ST.. A"'e-
u! Vale, Galveston July Is; to Southern
racine Co; is expected to dock afternoon
at Pier 81. r tJane st).
oo aay OF >. Louis, Savannah July 1s; to
Ocesn > Co: Is expected to dock at Pier
IS. n r (spring ST.. ~ 'ef
Duo Saturday
france tFr); Havre July 49,; to French
LINE LINE Win mails Is expected to dock fore
Eyndam {DD. Rotterdam July III. n
sioliand America Line with mails: ia exo
pected to dock afternoon at foot sth ~
. Ecuadore. sRn Pedro jane Is: to w
Ireec &C: Is expected to dock forenoon
II Fier SO, klyn atlantic BasinS.
Duo Sunday
-aronia sou4h, ors. Agency.
.eatic. Liyerpool. July is. White Star I'ine
serdi. Naples. July 5.
Jlua. Port Ltnon. July Is. Unitea Er, ;.u ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Ocean Transport Co.
Enters Pacific Run
Japanese Line TO Restore Serv.
ice Between Puget Sound
and Orient

The Ocean Transport Company, of
Kobe, japan, will place two steamers
on the route between Seattle and north
China ports, according to reports from
Seattle yesterday. Announcement of
the plans for renewed service was made
by the Trans Oceanic Company, which
represents the line on the Pacific
Coast. II business conditions warrant
1T, the company intends to establish a
regular line with monthly sailingg.
The two ships scheduled for sailing
are the Yojin Maru and the Yogen
Maru, which were purchased recently
from the Blue Funnel Line. They will
load in August. Addition Of a fourth
steamer to the Seattle-East Coast route
OF the United Kingdom service Of the
Transatlantic Company also was an
nounced. The new run will be opened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Marine Disastere

l AZ hsaAt trra n $. July 1s-Elizabeth r.
Straits Of canso refoated at oelase ITO to
Vent ashor snd nt own power steamer
w xnae, bound from Montreal tor sont &
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1o-say,n. -
pence 12th for Seattle. towing schr W lnaW y
SSr,i.h' iost TWO Off Point Gorda VIM r
rived 18th. .nis port ar
" ABERDEEN asls July 1a--schr King cvr,.
stranded STA, at $3.50 m 18th on Point af cSs.
C coz oI 81 Joseph 80 E Ambrose July 10.
6orsbestsr l2o y !, AMBROSE Z July is.
halls Gen. aJs NE Winter Quarter July 10.
Vessel sy t eGfss Gasrd csew from
on unsuccessful. Probably be total a.. aeF
ousIy A reporasd July s is-Mobile City. previ
renoa iSio and arrived here a m to.da a'
yo xSALMSoUVER. c. July 19--Cable from
a aURonana said damage by fire in carrn
11RRa,t' .s.,, shipment on Empress Of Aso
ttIa noo previously reported. wifi total neariu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Arrived Yesterday

Lake Fioravista, Cienfuegos July IL. 10
n & Cuba Mall Co, with sugar. Fier
is. B'klyn.
Edward Munich tNor). Cardenas July :.
Matanzas IA to Munson Lines. win
sugar: Federal Sugar Refinery, SonKeTe'
Jose (Nor). Kingston July IL, Port An
tonic 10: to Atlantic Fruit Co, Win pass
and fruit: Pier Is, e h.
Taormina tIt>, Genoa July g.. Naples s.:
70 Italia America Line, with ~ hrst ~
second cabin, 72i third class pass mails
and mdse; Pier 81. r.
Nordf3ei, tNor). Dunlsirh June 2s; TO
Furness witty g. Co. with chalk: Pier h.
B'kiyn.
Paloma (Cub). Porto Padre July A. Ma
tansas H. Havana IA; to Nunson s
Lines with sugar; Federal Sugar Refinery
yonkers
Ardennia (sw). Niquero July ~: to n :
q Cuba Mail Co. with sugar; of
Liberty.
q r Grove. I.obos July .: to Warner
Quinian Co. with crude oil; on Totnpkins
Lampasas Galveston and Mobile July 49,;
to Mallory S Co. with pass and mdse
city OF Seattle. Philadelphia July IA: to
Halschaw s Go, With pass and mdse
Thomas II Wheeler Fort Arthur July ~;
to Robert L Hague. with oil: Pier g.,
Wiiiam Warden. Baton Rouge July
II; to Rooer. L Hague: with cruSs oil:
Venus II (Nor). Mackinnon's Harbor,
n S. July IA: to Bennett Hvoslef & Co,
with plaster: Newark, n j:
Sarcoxie. Havre Juno 80, Dunk.rb July
Is: to Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. with .ndse !;
Pier @ Hoboken.
Bur tNor}, sasua July 9; caibsrien Z,
Nuevtas 10; to Atlantic Fruit Co. with
Stockholm tsw). Gothenhurg July 8: to
Swedish American Line. with i6l oahin,
$50 third class pass, mails and mdse: Pier
81. " r.
Barge S O CO No. 50. Tampco July 7. to
Standard transportation Co. with crude oil !:
towed to Sandy Hook by Brilliant; off
Tompkinsville. s I.
Maine (Br), Norfolk July IS; 20 Atlantic
Transport Line, with mdse; Pier IS, r.
suenewco. Baltimore July 1s; to Trans
marine Corp. with mdse; off Liberty:
Nebraskan. Cristobal July 10; 10 United
American Lines. with mdse. Pier 6, Bush
Docks. B'kyn.
Somerset. Baltimore July IS; to Robert
Edward Pierce, Norfolk July 1e; to the
master. with .ndse; Pier IS, B'klyn.
Menominee (Br). London July s; to At
lantio Transport Line. with mdse; Pier
Bristol City tBr). Norfolk July II: to
Charles Hill Sons. with mdse; Pier
bourg July ~; to White Star Line. with
pass. mails and mdse; in Quarantine; will
dock IN.
to crowell & Thurlow. with mdse: OF Red
Hook Flats B'klyn.
City Of St Joseph, Genoa June 8, Leg
horn 10, barcelona 21. Portimao July 8,
Marshall tNor), Cienfuegos July Z;
Manzanillo IL: to the West India S Co.
with sugar.
Alliance, Norfolk. to the Old Dominion
Trans Co. with passengers and mdse.
Brig Guinguada (Sp), Las Palmas June
10 to B Carberry & Co, in ballast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
San Jacinto Is Added
To the Mallory Line
Rebuilt Passenger Liner Sails
on Her First Trip to
Calvesfno

Sailing of the rebuilt passenger
liner San Jacinto from New York for
Galveston yesterday marked a notable
addition to the fleet of the Mallory
Line. officials Of the company said
that the heavy summer movement Of
passengers and freight made neces-
sary an increase in the service. The
ship left New York at noon and is
due IN Galveston within q week.
The San Jacinto, an S,OO0-ton ship,
was completely remodeled and rebuilt
by the Tietjen & Lang plant Of the
Iodd Shipyards Corporation, with new
boilers, engines, auxiliaries, improved
passenger accommodations and the
substitution of oil for fuel.
Both the San Jacinto and her run
ming mate, the Henry r. Mallory, won
distinction during the war in the Army
Transport Service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20

Due Monday
Frederik VIII, ChristIania. July IL.
Scandinavian American Line
Caracas. Caracas July II.
Bliss. Daiiatt g. Co
San Juan. San Juan, July 10.
NY & Porto Rico s Co
Fort Victoria. Hamilton. July ~.
Furness, Witty 81 Co
Flora, cape Hayti. July 10.
Funch. Edge 4 Co
Baracca. Kingston, July ls.. Clyde s Co
Due Tuesday
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. July IA
United American Lines
Majestic. southampton. July 10.
White Star Line
siboney Havana. July a.
N Y s. Cuba Mail Co
Due Wednesday
President Polk, Cherbourg. July 10.
Yynsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Outgoing Steamships


NoTE.--Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port Sail. Pier.
sS,us,qq,ueha,nna. Danzig. PM. "a. Hoboken
Ae'iis oiav' Copenhagen. y 2,S H. .,.,o
Grant. Cristohal, 10 M. q, Army B, B'klyn
Mount Mount Carroll. Hamburg. II NJ. $50. N r
E Munsomo' Vera Cruz, II AM. ......ss. q r
Syria. Marse;lles 3 PM alst st, B llyn
Amazone. La Guayra. 3 PM. ~, B'klyn
Sail Tomorrow
Sergensf1ord. Bergen. - NJ. .3oth st. B'klyn
Gatherine. Barahona. IL NJ: .....27, B'klyn
e eewden; samn sva.n. u M ~,
Haiti, Cape Hayti, PM........44, B'klyn
Sail Saturday
Homeric, southampton, 20 AM. so. N r
h haEIa1s. >ntw,rp II NJ; ......so N r
Adria.,o.. Liverpool, ~ M......... 60. N r
Southern Cross Rio dc '"''''0' PM Ha1o,, =
csmoens Para 10 AM ,4,h st. 81 ao 5Slsn
S l-0rt I. St lohas u AN Java st. B'klyn
pastores. Port Limon. IL n. .s g. n r
luiia, Mayaguez. 10 M.....11, B'klyn
oropesa. Hamburg. 4 PM. .........42, N R
Sail Tuesday
Resolute. Hamburg, 10 AM ...se, N r
Winona, Patras, PM Kent st. B,kiyn
Bantu, Cape Town. PM. 10th st, B'kiyn
pioneer Antwerp. ~ NJ. 2. Erie B, B klyp
Breiz Izel, Havre. PM. ........74,N r
Truro City. Hamburg. II NJ. "a, B'klyn
Sail Wednesday
France Havre, IL M......57 N n
Mongolia, Hamburg, 10 M....5s' N r
Gorson, Hamburg, IL NJ. 57th st. B'kivn
Fort Campbell, Auckland, PM...1O, B'kiyn
Gtano, Antwerp. IL AM. 18th st. Hoboken
independence Hall. Rotterdam. IL NJ.
s,x.o,. 1,, 2, Hoboken
"a' hihsston, IL M. ........... 9, N r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Maritime MISCELLANY

s, N,IC sIA, c.. July ia record r,
nIe sPP, rpss is claimed by the Admiral
port to-day from the Orient with az ~
Da .I, OF raw silk aboard for New Je o.oov
ANACoRTEs, July 1s-wafterata 1p.,
S Wnafn arrived 18th from Moji unable -
IN ,'s INA. cargo account strike Of fremep
at this port "a iohsshoremen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
Hatteras to Key west--Fresh south and
southwest winds and overcast and showery
weather.
East Gulf--Moderate variable winds ana
partly overcast. with local rains.
West Guif---Moderate to fresh southeriy
winds and generally fair weather.
Moderate to freeh cnsterly winds and partly
overcast weather.
North OF Sandy Hook--Moderate shifting
winds and overcast weather; probaoiy
showers over south portion.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Noderate TO
fresh shifting winds and overcast and
showery weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Sailed Yesterday

Samuel @ Brown. Tampico; Hellas (Nor).
Turks Island; Fred w Weller. Tampico /;
Gulf OF Mexico. Port Arthur; Metapan.
Kingston: San Jacinto. Galveston Presi-
dent Adams London; b Hunt. Tampico
Virginia Express. Richmond; Franklin,
Houston; Vauban (Br). Hamburg; Cape
Henry, Los Angeles Sunelseco, Norfolk; ]
NJ Danziger, Tampico.
Songvaar tNor), Montevidco via lack
sonvile: Bratland (Nor). Norfolk; stegel-
borg (Nor), Norfolk.
HANOVER (Ger). Bremen; Jefferson.
Norfolk; City OF Seattle, Cape May and
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Dangers to Navigafion

.i,hy the Y. 8. photographic Office,
->orth atlantic Ocean--OH the Amsr,..v,
m, Coast
Inc Following distractions wara
p ons bea July n. lat 40 a.. Ion Sc H. re-
s X ion neaxy ,og-Mongolia:. July II lat -
partly covered with marine growt h meter meter
,ns aDr a{tnob and pro5setng out Of
Penney July Is. lat 4sss o ion wsd5essssage-
io oni ~ r. Isy IA lat 80 eg g.
H~ne S7sRpSr .feefrfd diameter stsn yy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Ship AlIocat;or,s

WASHINGTON, July 1s-The pre.,a.n+
Emerson. one OF the Emergency Flest
corporations new 51s-foot combinatiHov ,
S passenger and freight vessels of ii'49a
otac ws ~ tons was assigned to the Pa
S Ia ..sseamsnip Company to-day for An IN :.
Saennlte period. The shipswas formerlv -. ~
only. LOT ono voyage
The Vincent, a yessa, !, -. .
weight tons, was assigned 10 ~ ossd-
HMospottan Shipping Company for an rs
a ~ period, Instead OF one voyage onIv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Vessels Sold

Aaeltha. gasoline screw. 1a tons: sola -,
e a,d Struekman 70 Dwight Partridge Tor
,, D.ixiG, steam screw, SO tons: sold Nv
DDaSie Towing co to Harold 6 Stsbhins : ~
siS Ss,rsds steobins for 81 and other con-
IL; John H Hudler. steam screw. IA tons.
TUsu oy James Healing Co to Frederick
Doushsrty and Alonzo J AckerIy for a Il
and other considerations. AoT ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Change of Masters

:. y Hansen succeeds w K Smith command
stoa m screw Albany
acnry Hcone succeeds Ernest Ochn cor,.
mega nii,! gasoline yacht Evelyn II. sSA's-
Conners command steam screw q " yssis.,s,
:. Psdersen succeeds Anton TorRensen
ppo 80 rsan steam screw El ,NSterc, gouthssn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20

d Dnthie & CO., Seattle. Wa.
ooo. The claim was for e asil.. Tor ssu
snip contracts, and ssof, Sno illaiios' !
paid on account, and vesso had H.
naent Of s54s,0o0 Wa ssssleiday ~
settlement. ~ made ii Si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
CITY Island

Bound South--schr Dnnie, romn,,,
bridgeport for New York.
G found ast--Chebaulip, New York for
d. 'ohn Roseway, New York for Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Signaled

Ryrdam (DD. Rotterdam for New York
expects to cock Saturday afternoon. Time
and distance not given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
MARINE REPORTS
Board Settles $4,000, 900
Ship Claim for 1916. 600

WASHINGTON, July 19.--The Ship
ping Board announced to-day settle
ment Of the $6,000,000 claim of J. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20

ing upright and projecting feat or+ =,
water-Tivives w. oo' OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20

William Irish pd Delaware Breakwater
pa PM July IS,
zacapa $50 N Santiago July Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-20
Marine Reports

ScTE.--The hours below are standard tins
THE TIDES
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-03
DEPARTMENT of AGRICULTURAL
EDUCATION
Belington High School


For good garden next year de-
finite preparation must be made this|
fall. After each crop is harvested
the dead stubs and plants remaining
should be pulled and burned along
with all other rubbish on the garden
The reason for doing this is to de-
stroy the insects and diseases that
would harbor ever the winter in these
plants. The advantage gained in de-
stroying insects and diseases will
greatly overcome the loss of plant
food in burning them.
There are two methods of caring
70 rthe garden from this point and
will consider them separate.
At this time Of the year little earl
for the garden from this point and
worked out and sowen down with
Hairy vetch or Sweet Clover. The
seed should be inoculated before sown.
This will produce a good stand to be
turned under this fall or left and
turned under in the spring. This not
only adds organic matter which will
losen up the soil, but is great nitro
gen gatherer.
The other method is to manure the
garden this fall after plowing and
sow down to rye and turn this under
next spring. This will add large
amount of organic matter to the soil.
Manure should be added at the rate
of one ton to an area 33X33 feet.
The manure will be thoroughly in
corporated into the soil this wint
and be available for use next summer.
All soil in this community is acid
and should be lined. Apply burnt
lime at the rate of 200 lb. to an area
of 33X33 #. This is heavy appli-
cation but for garden crops we want
the soil neutral.
+ Do not forget to spray your toma-
toes for the blight season is just be-
ginning and a few rainy cloudy days
will bring on the disease and Destroy
our crop.
Also remember we are going to
have class in Vegetable Gardening
at night at the Hight School this win
ter for the citizens Of the town who
care to learn few additional tricks
in the art of gardening.
RICHARD F. PAYNE
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-03

An old proverb says. Make your
head save your heels" Simple advice,
1t seems, yet 1t contains the secret Of
modern progress. Invention today CEN
ters about the great problem Of saving
human labor by careful thought. To
claim a place in present-day civilian
ton, we must accustom ourselves to
thinking out the best ways Of doing
things. The great enemy to progress
Of this kind, the thing that holds back
men with natural ability, is mental
laziness.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-03
Live Stock Quotations.

CHICAGC,.-CATT Beef steers.
steady to weak bulk beef steers, 1895
@1O; she stock and stockers, steady :
fat cows and heifers, mostly $507. IS
Gamers and cutters, largely $4,000
1892; bulls strong; bolognas, mostly
e4.50@4.7O; best around $4.86.
bulk, $S.45@1O.95; bulk good butchers.
S10.25@10.9O; pigs. strong, mostly
$9.75@1O.25; packers, mostly $80875.
heavyweight, $1015@10.55; medium.
s10.5O@1O-95; light, $1O9O@11; light
light. $1045@1l; packing sows,
smooth, $8.35@910: killing pigs. 1918
@1050.
SHEEP Mostly 25c lower; top ma
tives, $3.50 to city butchers, $12.25 to
packers; culls, mostly $3.50; sheen
steady to slow best handy weight ma
tive ewes. around ST.: extreme heavies,