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New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Marine Insurance
Men Find Handicap
On New York Canal
II. F. Eggert Says the State
Should Remove Tax Bur-
den on Local Companies to
Equalizc Rate Competition

Successful competition Of the New
York Barge Canal with tho Welland
and st. Lawrence canals in Canada il
hampcred By the taxation now i'm
posed upon local marine insurance
companies which have greater burdens
than their Canadian and British rivals
according TO letter from Herbert r
Eggert. broker, OF q Cedar Street, to
Francis r. Stoddard jr., State Super
intcndent Of Insurance.
Mr.. Eggcrt points out that the bill
proposed by the marine Insurance
committee and put ont BY Mr. Stoddard
FOR comment does not seek to relieve
American underwriters Of the present
system Of taxing gross premiums, in
stead Of net profits, which is intended
10 be left to the next Leg stature. Tn
til this Ia done, Mr.. E9gert says, local
underwriters viii be unable to quote
insurance rates on grain transported
by the Barge Canal at rates az low as
those rnadc by British and Canadian
interests on the northern waterways.
Under existing clrcum stances, de-
clarcs Mr.. Eggcrt. the New York canal
is handicapped, since IL must compete
in service and costs for the grain Of
the interior. He said that the relief
which the state might extend in taxa
ton "would surely come back many
times over in the employment offered
through the handling Of this export
grain
Last year was The first year that
tho enlarged canal was under private
operation, and it s only fair 80 state
that our Barge Canal operators we're
hardly prepared for the competition
with Montreal,'' said Mr. Eggcrt.
"Montreal beat US so on the question
Of cost and on facilities for handling
that most of the grain coming down
the lakes for export vent over tho
Montreal route, and, indeed, until the
Montreal elevators and facilities were
clogged. About August l the Montreal
port authorities put an embargo on
grain, and then we began 10 get some
through the Barge Canal.
"The season of 1922 looks little
brighter for us. The state, at large
expense. is providing concrete eleva-
tor on Gowanus Bay. New and more
cheaply operated vessels will be in
readiness for Barge Canal service. The
exporting interests at the Port Of New
York need every assistance the state
can give to help attract at least d fair
share Of this vast quantity OF export
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Passenger Ships Due
Dne To-day

Line With mails; is expected to % dedS elsncn "a
f'sr a. Cwest l6th st>:
peesed to dock at 9Th st, Hoboken'
cuba GonssTey Msii ~ nsysns ,sI.s FsS ~ to
dock at Pier IS. B'k!yu tGrace st). ~
Thenistocles (Ger). Piraeus Feb I. 70
y Gaisnos & Co with mails: is expected to
COCK forenoon at Pier 20. B'Alyn [Pacino
May.-o (Br,. Trinidad Feb II: 20 rrr-
ness to T. H'ny 49, q Go With malls; is expected
tA!nity st), A'' !"
Due Tomorrow
8, cedr;o IJo. <sr,; L,vsrpool ree 70; 70 White
at Pier So. n r (West 2ad eD.
Cunard Line; is expected to dock at p,eo
5f r (west 18th ST..
Wuerttemberg (Gsr). Hamburg Feb 3: 70
United American Line with mails: 1. ~
18TH st). '"oos
port Holt Line with mails; is expected 70
dock forenoon at Pier S. B'klyn (Pine-
Calalnares Port Lisnon Feb rs: 10 United
Fruit Co with mails: Is expected 10 doc
late ? m at Pier l5. E R maiden Lsne].
= NJ. .aoha"x. Jacksonville Feb IS; TO clyde
(Charlton st}.
city Of Atlanta. Savannah Feb ls: to
ocean CO. is expected to dock forenoon
al Fler IS. r (Spring ST.
Due Monday
Vessel Port Acenc~
kroonland. Antwerp, Feb 9. Red Star Limo
American Legion. Santos. Feb g.
,, Munson Lines
Panama. Cristobal. Feb 13. Pan Line
Philadelphia. Curacao. Feb 13.
Bliss. Dallett 4 Co
Y & Porto Rico Limo
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Feb 49,
Furness Bermuda Line
siboney, Havana, Feb l7.... Ward Linz
Due Tuesday
Ara pahoe. Jack sonvtl!c. Feb ls. Clyde lima
-!ty OF :: Louis. Savannah. FEB ls
Ocean Co
Duo Wednesday
> I":Ter.c. SOUTHAMPTON. Feb ls..w Star L!us
JE'teo itatcs Copenhagen. FEB 10.
Scard In avian "A mer ricau Line
-vt.-cS~v
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
City Island
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service
IDlstance is given tn miles. Reports arc
dated At noon unless otherwise specified
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SH1PMASTERS

Tho Tribune publishes dauy report.
OF the positions CT merchant vessee re-
cciyed through the United State, Naval
Communication Service Shipnlastcrs OF
vessels With radio apparatus may. with.
out charge. report their CrR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations IN the United States
proper: Bar Haybor. Mc. (Ottercltffes);
Ainagansett- l. l.: Caps May, ~ j.;
Norfolk. Va; Cape Hatteras. A. c.:
Jupiter. Fla; Key West. rla-: Now
Orleans La
These position tTR} reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called, and they VIII be forwarded to
New York. 1t is Important that these
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they may
oe received In time for publication.
Position reports can also DO sent
through the stations Of the lndepend-
ent Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc.
a. New York, Eaet Mortchea /. K, and
Essthan1pton. L. 1.
The Radio Corporation OF America
w'll receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
tW c @. Siasconset. Mass (W S C).
New London. Conn. CIV l. 6, New Yorl,
City wv y.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Maritime MISCELLANY

OIRRALTAR. Feb Js-'The Ernprcs, OF
Scotland, With Frank {: Cisrl's American
sourisl party arrived th!, morning.
NDHUoLk. Va, Fob MSchrs t'ourtnnv
Q }'ouch Frank NJ. Dc-ring Alico ~ Col
burn and oakley . Curtis scheduled to eail
for .'rr F0Elaud io-da5
Slam CITY 'Dr, IN to lraslo~ n ca gr,,,
English ports With 1900 tora OF acrap
brass.
notor ship Mssie,irr' 'n From, Hamburg
T'a Hamburg. has several thouc.nJ ton.
general cargo.
Concord!a duo to load FOR Olargow and
ANourouth
Sfotnsra I'D (Nor) h~re Wednesday from,
Shields. nhifted ycatcrday 70 Newport NeYYs
10 go In hrydock
san FRANCisco, reo l7t,ener,,
Stcamship Company appointed agents Tor
new round the world service With Swedish
steamships by Trans Atlantic Steameh D
company; vessel1 to be routod from
Europe 10 Pacific Coast, therc TO Aus
tIalis and return to Europe; Anten
iSWedN, sailing In March viii be first In
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
81 Ship Board Vessels
Operated on Bare Boat Ra,;

WAsHINGTON. Feb. l7.-J.B.sus
vice-president of The Emergency rr
Corporation, is regotiatiag vita o..
American operator Who desircs s...
% ten government vessels unds, ..
bare boat basis Another operate, =.
submitted proposal % take over =.
vessel. There ne row thirty.ons ~.
errnent ve. seis aiiocated % Arerie.
operators under -ne bare boat scher.
These vessels represent 1885 dss.
weigh. tons. ard tne government 1ss
~ annual rental Of ssiq.ooo on t.,-
SO satisfactory has tce bare 5o.-
ecNelne worked -hus lar hat the Fls,'
Corporation has oxtsnded the te,n .,
the charter IRON SIX months to o.,
year. All future ALLEGATIONS will ),
made on the yearly besis.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Europe in Grip
OF Arctic Cold,
Report Of Liner
Pilot in One Case Walked
Out to Ship Over Frozen
Sound Off Copenhagen;
Germany is Hard Hit

Folk coming in from the sea ycstcr-
day OH icc-trimmcd liners expressed
the opinion that the cold snap in New
York was nothing compared with the
arctic weather that held middle Eu-
rope in its grip.
Extremely cold weather in Hamburg
held back tho American liner Mon
golia four days. According TO the ships
officers the leo pack at CuHhaycn held
up feet OF stcamships ready to dc
part for nearly a week, some OF tho
vessels being crippled by frozen pipes.
Ulster Lake, which Is near Hamburg,
was frozen over completely for the
first time in eighty years. the ice har-
vcst proving a windfall to impoverished
Germans.
Captain Cristian Albertscn, master
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Joseph Scott New Manager
Of Transmarinc CorpOratiol

Joseph Scott, assistant general man
ager Of the States Marine and Com
'nercial Company, II Battery Place, has
resigned to become manager Of the
steam ship department Of the Transma-
rine Corporation, subsidiary opcrat-
ing company of the Submarine Board
Corporation, it was announced yester-
day.
Mr.. Scott is widely known in British
end American shipping circles. having
been identified with the business since
1900 with Mclchoir, Arm strong & Des-
sau and Lamport & Holt, and in 1919
with the Shipping Board as a special
expert attached to the shipping section
Of the American peace delegation at
Paris. He assisted in reorganizins the
European Offices Of the board.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Navy Orders

From The Trthnne's Washington Bureau
Issued to-day follow:
Cole. 1t. M. to Warrington.
Madden. II J: j.. to L. s. S. Flusser.
op.asue: e 1t. G. 4. r.. to Atlantic Fleet
scott, Ems r. A.. to U. S. s. Case.
bockley, 1t Com j., to Puget Sound.
Bealer, 1t. r. r.. to Charleeton
Buckley. Gun. ]. M TO T. S s pro
Cady. Gun. w. H.. 10 San Francisco
rlco!er, Bos'n W. H.. to L. s. S. Prairie.
koch' ch Mach. c. n. to L. S s. Eagle ~.
Jackson Jackson Mach. c. T., to Norfolk
Tyrrell. Mach. L. j.. to u. S. s. Owl
Meegher. CHI. Pharln. T. T.. 10 u. s. s..
Relief. "
Baker Ap. c7k. T W.. to u s. s. prooyon
kelton. Com: W. j.. to U. S. s. Sirius.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Fob 81.
Furness- bermuda Limo
Arasuaya. Bermuda. Feb II.
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co
Lenape, Jacksonville, Feb 90. Clyde Line
Due Friday
Aouitania. Southampton, Feb Is.
Cunard Line
Orduna. Southampton. Tcb lo
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Esseouibo. Valparaiso. Feb Z.
Pacific Steam Nav Co
CITY OF Atlanta. Savannah. FEB 81.
Ocean s. S Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Marine Disasters

BOSTON, Feb )7-Jwo tuga lec. 20 -nigh.
20 assist two bargcs aground. ono at caci,
entrance TO Cape Cod Canal Tug Nepon.
set vent TO aid Of barge Socony S, Neyv
YORK for Boston With oil Another tus
which attempted 20 reach barge earlier
comoe'lad BY heavy sca, to return 10
port Tug Clara II poaue went out With
wrcckinG lighter 10 aid barge Greenwood
ashore at Hunuewell's rolnt. IN Buzzard e
Bay. Greenwood bound for Boston from
Now York With coa;.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb l7-Notorsh,r
pa Ao!nda, trading coast,vise. grounded OF,
Oakland side OF San Francisco Bay noat
ed undarlagcd
Southeast storm warning posted from,
Eureka to Point Reyes
Training ship 1<obcnhavcn CDany taken
IN TO" b. tug Sea Monarch 20 miles from
this port. kobenhavcr has broaen pro
pcller. previously reported
SEATTLE. Feb l,--Seln,a city. from
Gamble for San Francisco and New York
grounded nea. Port Angeles; foated un.
GaMaGcd and proceodod TO ro1t An3elee.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Failure Reports IRREGULAR

Bradstrect's report decrease in
ccommercial failures this week, while
k- &. Dun Go. report an increase.
bradstreets place the number OF de-
faults fer the week ended February 16
at 522. compared with $50 last week
snd 3oe in the similar week last year.
bun's report 6lo failures this week,
against on las week and i62 ia the
spending week in 1921.
Jf this weeks failures, according 70
Dun, tl.o per cent had liabilities OF
$4,000 or more, compared to Sci per
cent last week. 4 year ago the ratio
vas 416 per cert.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Cornell Meets N. Y. ri

Fresh from its decisive triumph over
Pennsylvania's five, Cornell will come
to town to-day to invade the court Of
New York University's Violet quintet.
Until last Saturday this contest was
conceded to the local collegians. But
after Cornell defeated her opponents
and Coach Ed Thorp's charges were
forced to bow to Rutgers the view
of the outcome was entirely changed.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Griffith New Operating Chief
For Emergency Fleet Corn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Nv. 2. Grit
18th, director Of the Hampton Roads
district of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration, to-day was selected by w. J..
Love, vice-president in charge Of op-
erations, to fill the position of manager
Of the operating department Of The
feet Mr.. Griffith reached Washing
ton to-day and took charge at once,
filling the vacancy made by the resig-
nation of f. J. Ringwood. A. G.. Ma
lone, head Of the operating department
Of the Fleet Corporation at Norfolk.
Va. succeeds Mr.. Griffith as district
director at Hampton Roads.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Army Orders

From, Tbs Trtbune's Woshi,,oto4 E,.r.os,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-Army ord.r.
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Oseth Capt. I. n. to Manila.
Mysor. Capt r. Il. jr to Fort Mcpherson.
b!auVeIt, Maj. r. 10 Walter Reed Hospital
Field Artillery
Eray. Capt. j. NJ. to Fort Sheridan.
rortier. Capt L. j., to Fort MCPHERSON
Rice. Capt NJ. r., to Fort Slocum
Cavalry
Kelley. Capt. A. p, to Fort Sheridan.
symmonds. Col. c. j., to Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison. A -
miscellaneous
TcayIor. L. Q: ~, Phil. Scouts, to Chicago.
Cronkhite. MAJ. Gen. a.. L. S. A., to
Walter Reed HOSPITAL w
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was quiet and easy with Straits
quoted at 29.sT 30.5oc; Straits ship
ments, 29.75'o 3025o; standard, 2o6
3O-25c. and SO per cent, 2aG %. SOC.
Copper quiet; standard spot. February
and March l2.SIiz &c asked and electro
lytlc spot, February and March
13l2lzc asked. Lead quiet, New York
spot i-75c and East st. Louis 442E. c
asked Zinc quiet, New York spot 1850
emo East st. Louis 4.47ls G15215c.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Marine Reports
THE, TIDES
yyinds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
East Gulf OF Mcxico--rrcsh cast and
winds and fair weather.
West Guif of Nexico-Modera.e to
iresh southeast and south winds and fair
weather
Caribbean Sea and Wi1dwsrd Passage
Fresh northeast and north winds and gen
crafty cloudy weather.
North ot sandy NooS TO Hattcra>-
Noders'r variable. becoming f.rsh. w'nds
. nd FAIR weather
HatterAs to Florida straite-Vresh east
md sovtheaet winoc and fair weather.
Disturbance OF considerable irtcneNy
east of Newfoundland. moving eastward.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
katy" SURVEYS for New Line

PARSONS, Kan, Feb. 17.-The Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Railroad is max
ing a preliminary survey for branch
line from Chetopa south into the new
" discovered coal fields Of southern
Kansas and northern Oklahoma. There
is race between Vinitia, Okla, Par
sons and Coffeyville to become the gate
city OF the new fields. which are said to
be the largest bituminous field in the
Western United States.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Sailed Yesterday

United States Army transport st. Mih.e,.
Cri-tobal; coast guard cutter Gresham
Wheeling Mold. IiuN; George W. Barnes,
Tamp'oo; Leon XIII (Sp'. Havana: Cayo
Namoi. san Juan; Crbita (Br,, Hamburg
Via Southampton; Nora, Tamplco: Cap
rs-a 90. ,'cw Orleans Via Norfolk; Ham
il;on Norfolk: Kekoskee. Port 1obos;
Caprera Norfolk and New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GlBRALTAR. Eeb 1S Nassed )--Mari-
CASEY, Galveston Via Savannah for Genoa !;
I'age-ness NO. New Orleans via Newport
News for Genoa: 10th. Clearwater. Bata-
VIA for New York: Sagaparack New Nor,-
for Constant!nople.
YOKOHAMA, Feb 14-Elnpress OF Asa
.SSBr), vancouyer y c: T4lthyblus (Brj.
DUBLIN, Feb l5-Dauan Head (Br>.
LEFTY. Feb ls-Emergency Aid. New
MANcHEsTER. Feb 1s--Manchcrter
&. L1NDON' FEB l7.Carnish Point (Br).
HAVRE. Feb l5-Ranella (Br>. Port
Arthur
ALGlERs. Feb 1s-Lap!and (Br). New
NEwcAsTLE w. Feb 1s-peeb,es
tuT1: Seattle:
lxoII cHElsTIANlA; sI,,s Feb so-HenriA Lund
GENOA. Feb ls-Tofullu Maru (Jap),
Philadelphia
MONACO. Feb 14-carona (Br), New
=, LISBON. Feb 15-Canada (vr). New
ANTWERP, Feb 15-Danier (Br). PEN
:. ALEXANDRIA. Feb l5-ossa, Now
RoTTERDAM, S, Feb Newsstand. Port
,cHR1sT1ANsAND. Feb 1s-Arkans..
DAM. New York
nE1oE - H HhlCh SHA VEN, Feb 16-Litu-
unla lDan>. New York Tor Libau
0CEENSTOWN Feb 1t-Princess Ma
toika. New York for Bremen.
LCNDON. Feb l6-Valemoye (Br). New
1orK; l7th. Alness (Br). New York
=, MANILA. Feb l6-West Faralon, San
francisco via Yokohama. etc.
Departures
York |' e"
LISBON. Feb l5-Navarino (Br). phila.
sT VINCENT. V. Feb lc-Borghila
LIVERPOoL. Feb lG-Canada fBr,
PORTLAND Me: Wlnifredian OBJ, New
York III Oso fBr. Key West
LONDON. Feb 16-Dramatist OBJ, Now
Orleans. 'e"
HONG KONG. Feb l6-Empress Of Js-
Ppnn, Ppan, Sbro, VaPcouver, B c; Montea gle
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

tNor). kcy West; salacia (Br,. Now Or
leans
Vancouver. j G.: l7th. Eastern Moon. New
York' 17tr. hollywood tChin). san Fran
cisco.
barry Fob l6---ttal;a IBr). New York
CLYDE. Feb Disadvantages Now Or
leans
I.INERrOO1.. Feb l7-Minnedosa (Dr,.
st IOhu n T.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Shin ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE E.ncr-
cency Fleet Cor poration announced the fol
lowing assignment to-day.
Patrick Henr:' 1850 dwt, assigned
Tampa 1nt"r-Ocean Steamah.p Company
managing agent
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

grain. Docs It not seem aha.
the state with one hand ;ySura ;,ra to b.,
snls ' western traffic and with 70 - stsfse
nand hesitate about reliev;inn,' inc othsl
burdens possible on mary. nary any IA,
writer's which viii be reasc4ee, a4e qnds,
cost OF Transporting merct.aesu l.eu N Il,
the canal ?' '0'ehandiss a,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Penn Golf Date CHANGED

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Feb. IA
change has been made in the date of
Penn States first intercollegiate golf
match, with the University of Pennsyl-
vania, which was announced for May s.
In order to allow more Atime for the
p- C'~Ac rNu~so ~ ho,sy,vt IN ahnnn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

Western Ocean oea E Cape Henry Tsb -
VIM Royce Thompson 80 " Tuxpam Fob II.
Willpolo ass from Colon Feb II.
Winora eli II Nantucket Fob is.
Worcester lat 43 90 Ion 6o "a Feb 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18


Olympic, Southampton. ~ AM..SO, n r
NicuW Amsterdam. Rotterdam. l3 NJ.
9th st. IIoboken
Gothland. Antwerp; y M........ IS, y =
Adr!atic. Naples IL M.............6l. N n f
Peninsula State Plymouth. . PM. J. Hbl<en
Albania, Liverpool. l2 M...........54, y r
Fcrt Victoria, bermuda, PM. .95. N r
Orisaba Havana, ~ M...........l4, NJ Y r
Maracaibo. Curacao l2 M........1l, Bklyn
Flora, Curacao, PM....s Bush u. Bkl1M
Eaytt. Port au Prince. 3 PM.....SA. BklSn
Ponce. San Juan. l3 M.......So. Bkl:ri
Araguaya. Bermuda, IL AM....42 n II
Dunstan. Para. u M..........,....B Bklyn
Toloa, Port Limon. - M..........9 N 4
huron. Buenos Ayres, . FN Nbken
Munargo Nassau. Pm. 9, e II
Brdgetown, Barbados, 3 PM .44 N r
Luckenhach, Cristobal. PM.
Mesantic. West rnt,es, 10 M.......5s' M " s. n Il 4,
Iiellas. santo Domingo 5 PM ...
Mary, TURKS Isle. IL M.........e7, Bklyu
Lalandc, Para. 10 AM......lAth 81, ElbAen
Sail Monday
Hypat!a, Cape Tow n. PMS. Eric q. Bklyn
Sail Tuesday
Paris. NaVr", 10 M..............61 \ Il
Rochambesu. Nav,e. ) PM.....67 n Il
Iarantia. Glasgow. II M...........o -. y Il
Asia Lisbon. PM......Sist ct Bk!yu
Giuseppe Verdi. Naples. !" NJ :l, y r
Centennia! State, Plymouth. - NJ. 25 n r
Aapirsr Copenhagen. - M.... -
Guiana. Barbados, 2 PM. -------
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Fire Record

Haven s Railroad. the lr~' prosS; SW
auto' Antonio 6uuelN. Unknown
1:oo-io44 Madison "v.; Morris
,s5-2i 10 IS New Chambers s.. ''''''s
S'InpleA Metals s'a'n7ng
CON panr rkrOTr
z4o-ls5 Madison av.. Printers INK
and Publishing Ccnpa ny. Unknown,
S:s"-2a7 Eass i25th st; Mary
1hcTn rif,r &
sSo-5o4 West 44th st; Willsln
l5uChltN .............. Irifirg
s:ac-Eieventh az. and %-d ST.
auto truck: Edward Nc
s:ss--ss Eldridse s.; Herman Ireir ''' Il
a'" s,h AZ Dane, rccxe1 VnlTnewn rT1a,sn
7o.2o-3s6 Greenwich st.: auto. SIS.
Trucking Company. ...... Unknown
10 o:26-7s Division St; Abe Prisch Cnhnown
Unknown
ls:ao-s.a st, ana Lexington av;
auto; New York Telephone
,.:sc-s1s S'"psas East s5tA 81, George sF'''s
ss' 7th ~: Il Aldhouse Trislns Trisns
shanty; Trinity Cemetery J;nknow,
2:'o-5oo West End av.; Jacob Rup-
s:2o-zs5 W l,sth st.: Charles e0T Duns S,nsrA Die
s:so-,+s Lexington av-; Dr.. Dexter
t:oo-303 W. 19Gth St: y. Frazer
Unknown
%:25-1l3 z. cath st: Fischer C. Les
ser nknO~n
1;so-4Ss I'd av.: Travis & Low Unknown
s;So-24 Forsythe St, Herman Swell
s:+s-3t 8 isth St, \. y. Life !. .Inn0"' in1
sUr&Nce Co. .-........-. Unknown
b '"o-5 W. alst St, kalran Dress
.o. 20 20. .-.......... Unknown
So-2sz Broorne ST.. Louis Meudelo-
-o VIZ ..-.----..... UnKrovn
: .Ae-5e w. e5ih st.: Jos. Jushabcl.a
><S ne, Inknov,a
.z singer ...,.--..-. ....... Triein9 +
s:se-ss Thoinss ST.: Novei,y !.eath.. .'''"'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Outgoing Steamships

FOTE-Mai) information will be found
on Travel Guide Page. Column EiEht.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

TO al principal ports of Europe. For sail
, 1922-07-18
REMNANTS

Previous to our Semi-Annual
Inventory we accumulated a
large amount of short lengths
in every kind Of material.
Very desirable pieces 10 be
found here at almost half of
their original value.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-18
RADIO

THE JOURNALS RADIO SERVICE
The Atlanta journal owns and op.
crates the first and only radio broad
casting station established by news
paper in the south.
WSB, The Journals powerful sta.
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The journal building. A daily serv-
ice, including weather forecasts.
market quotations, crop summaries,
late news flashes and entertainment
programs, is broadcast at regular
hours.
This column is intended to give
practical help and information to Tri.
Weekly journal readers interested in
radio development. Questions will be
answered promptly in the column il
addressed to the Radio Editor.
Following is a brief summary OF
the service schedule followed every
day by WSB:
NoOn-Weather and crop sum.
mary for southern states.
2:3O p. M.-ClOse of cotton market
and market quotations OF Atlanta
Commercial exchange.
8 p. M.-Baseball scores: other
sport news; news flashes; addltlOnai
market reports from bureau Of mar
kets; reading of Thornton w. Bur.
CESS daily bedtime story.
Z to 8 p. M.-Daily entertainment
program, consisting of orchestral
and vocal concerts, organ recitals.
addresses, etc.
8 to 8:55 p. M.-Quiet period for
listening in to distant programs.
8:55to 8 P. M.-ArlingtOn astrO-
nonicaI time.
(Tune to $50 meters for news, mu.
sic and entertainment; 485 meters for
weather and government reportsO
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-18
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ond time by his alma mater when
he received the degree Of doctor Of
science at this years commencement
exercises. DR.. Smith was the found
err and first president of the Ameri-
can Public Health association.
@. Who founded the American
Red Cross?
A. Clara Barton, founder of the
American Red Cross, was born near
Worcester, Mass. The Old family
homestead has been restored as
nearly as possible to the condition
it was in at the time of ner birth
100 years ago.
@. How long does anti-typhtid
vaccination last?
A. Three doses of the vaccine
are injected under the skin at inter-
walls of about one week. After each
dose there may be slight swelling
and tenderness. Sometimes there
is fever and headache for a short
time. This vaccination affords pro-
lection for one to four years against
typhoid fever.
@. Can man be held to a con-
tract he made while he was intoxf
Gated?
A. The general rule is that c0n-
tracts made by a person under the
influence of liquor are voidable, but
not void, so that if some innocent
third person for value acquires
rights the contract is binding upon
the person making it. If a person
makes a contract when he is so far
under the influence of liquor as TO
be deprived of his senses, and the
contract is so one-sided as to be I'M