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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

EAST ST LOFTS Doc cattle.
Receipts 5000 mu.rt tnlN tln"''S
81 lstl su h,af steers sso1fts' I'D '"wf
yt5a4T5. hm0rnl bulls NiaH t-''
nrnl grl,rs s01adil pa.
Hogs Receipt 500 market 'o'ive.
trp $40 huib all weights luhNioI
oir. g. n0aSl0 pan.u .ows 900.
sheep Receipts 1000. market slow
|lr.rh to,, So IS. bulk n5oonlis'. culls
$40 90. chtc, cuW'd lambs tlio'. t'
s,q,. $4,000 su. heuyi,s slNo"i'o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

as-s sto,kors anl feeders '''ooN
Ife5
HOGS. Receipts 28.goo markei 'eil'e.
49,. e. VI butchers 81 1919, bulk %
mlea 8, 70a7 20 packing SOM 'o'
t toet Yig 81 spd 10.
sheen Receipts no0 market -liVns.
Gel r,ii.hs sitrl. other go" s"'
clippers sl2Ti.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
CALL MONEY

NEW YORK., Dec. a.-CaI money
firm. high 5is. low bid d ruling rate .;
closing bid 81; offered at "a last loan
ga: call loans against accep,ances AZ.
time loans steady; slxiy-nineiy days ~
a.. four.slx months "a, "a. prime com
n.rrciai papcr "a,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
n Asnoelafsd Pfesa

NEW YORK. Dec 5-Foroign 90.
chang, Irregular Great Britain. a."
u.and 4547.. cables 455is. sixty day
ilus GA hanks 45gA. France, demand
sg-it caiil.s essis. iiaiy. demand 20
cables $50 B.lgium, demand $40.
cables o4f Germany, demand .ol =
cables ois1G. Holland. demand ~ =.
tahlss $3.50. Norway. demand 1917
Sweden. demand 2sl9s: Denmark. de-
mand 90 a.. Switzerland dsmand 1856
efain. demand i5gs. Greece. demand
&c Poland. demand COS Cz"chn
Slo,asa demand 3ls; Argentine. d"
mand $3.50. Brazil demand lelo. Mon
tfcu % l-33.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
Kansas Ciiy Livestock.
1. A.....lnl.I Pm

KANSAS CITY Dee s.-cuuI,. re.
,clp,. it.0 600. m1tkot steady, early Top
.t.,rs g0a5. short fod steers f.-'n
-.. ,.wa ts .uHlaU. he't'rs N'oW
L.. Gamers saloo2ll. cutters f2''m
: III. nulls fs Lu0l oo best vcalers $500
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
COTTON SEED OIL
Nv Associated Press

By Aas0ciaied ffess
NEW YORK Dec Cotton seed oii
rloaed steady Prime summer yellow
4s0s 80. nf4me crude N37, December
20. Jaurarv s6o February 9Ca MWch
s.1g. April aN3. May $500. June '.f-'
iuly 1909 Total mles q 800
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

by Associated ffas
INElIuli. pu Cotton. spot
Quiet uaca tnat Good mlddlin.
tt5. rhh mudhrg l4jl mddling
I4ls low mIidunl 1873, Fnod ordinary
Ia.s. DuUuF .f sab" 1000 bales
including $500 American f"ceip's 80.
,au Dol. u ud.ur $500 American.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

CHICAGO. Dec 2-Whut No
rcd st.esisGi sos 80 hurl Sl.2o',H
..Uia,
corn. 30 2 mixed GsisH72',c No. ?
yellow Goa. n73A,c.
puts. 80 @ white 4lllD $50 white
G2ug3iac.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
LONDON METALS


LONDON. Dee. standard copper.
r,ot G. ~ sd. futures 80. ss. Electro
h,., auof ~ 81 cd. futures 90. ! p ga.
Tin. spot SIS p Cd. futures ~, 2. sd.
Lad spa, q 60 Cd futures %, Zinc.
sun, "a rs sd. futures 20. ljs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
SUGAR

NEW YORK.. U'II I-"Thc raW sus'I
market aus steady hui no slcs "'rn
reported and prices were unch'nR'''
with saot Cuns quoted at : cents. cost
and n,ehi, equal to 5.lsr for c"a'ri'
fngnL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06
NEW YORK MONEY
Looks Like a Job for a Derrick

NEW YORK. Dec. a.-tore'rn lHf
silver sst.c. Mexican dollars 4arc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

NEW ORLEANS Dec 5-'otton
closed steady 90 r', decline of 81 q"
f....fu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-06

NEW YORK nee. '-ca'on closed
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Petitions. in Bankruptcy

CtAttoHS lt DdHhHdphcy
The. followings petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
WIN GREENFrELD G co.-Involun-
tary; stock brokers'. 25 Broadway:
dealers in Mill products 200 9Th av. Liza
biiities. 81 900 Ooo assets, 100000.
IsIDoRE GoLDsTDIN = Involuntary
COS Beck ST., Bronx. grocer
FEINGOLD s. LfSS-Involuntary; rniili-
merry supplies, 1873 Prince st
ANTONIO J. sADALLAH-Involu
COHEN & Observation-Disclosures
7S Orchard st.
C. & T. FURNITURE Co.--Involuntary
NORRIS NJ. BRENNER-1pvoluntary
LOUIS HAMcz--Voiunsary; :. 2s6 w
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The; following receivers in bankEuptcy
states District Court:
Stephen c. Baldwin for j. Sykes & Co.
stock broker Is Beaver St. with bond
Francis x Dineen for win Greenfield q
Co, 2e broadway, stock brokers, with a
bond Of $500
Francis x Dineen, FOR 1sidore Goldstein
grocer. ess Back st.. the Bronx. with bond
John H.. Harmon for s. nlick Co, Inc.
butter and eggs, 34s Greenwich ST.. with
bond of $4,000. ~
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were hled yesterday in the United States
Dissrist 4s,r,, - Court, 49,
1os W. 4oth st. Liabilities, $7,3l7; as.
ON WEST 14aD sT. AMUSEMENT. CO.
iSC.' oarnlvaIs and fairs. Liabilities. $5,-
NORMAL HAT co. INC, 10 w. 4th. st
Liabilities. sS,393; assets, s2.512.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Ship Repair Men
Uphold 500 Duty
I'm Tariff Bill
Proposal of Steamship
Owners for Support of
Subsidy Provisions Alone;
Congress viii Decide

Representatives Of ship repair yards
and shipbuitdefs have decided TO up
hold the section Of the tariff bill inn
posing q duty of so per cent on re-
pairs made abroad or equipment pur-
chased there, Henry G. Hunter. counsel
for the New York e. New Jersey Dry
Dock Association, said yesterday. The
repair men rejected a proposal Of the
American Steamship Owners Assoeia-
tion to oppose this section Of the tariff
and to unite in support Of the marine
subsidy bill. The latter would require
all American vessels accepting gov
ernment aid to have all work, except
emergency jobs, performed in American
yards.
The split between the owners and re-
pair interests came after several con-
ferences at which efforts TO work out
common basis for agreement were
discussed. No comment could be OBJ
tanned yesterday at the Offices Of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
tion, but one shipping officim said that
the action of the shipyards was "re-
gretted."
The attitude Of the shipowners is
that the repair plants should take
their chances with the steamship lines,
and that both would come within the
class of protected industries il the sub
sidy bill was enacted.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Germany Opens
All OF Pre- w ar.
SlnippinsR Routes
Annual Reports Show Profit
able Business for Steam
ship I.ines; Services to
Australia Now Completed
Bank Funds Equal Capital
Two and One-half Billion
Marks Available for Com
struction of New Ships

German shipping has now returned
TO all Of its prc-war services, and re-
turns for the last year showed sub
stantiai profits for all companies, ac-
eording to reports to the United States
Department of Commerce.
Annual reports of German shipping
corporations indicated bank deposits
almost rs large as the capital stock.
The value of the vessels is placed at
1,3fs,000,o0t marks, bank deposits and
claims at 2,8S3,00e,00o marks, debts at
i,7ss,0oe, 600 marks, and the SUM avail
able for reconstruction at 2,558,000 600
marks.
During the last year there have been
two important fusions among German
shipping companies, that of the Ger
nan-Austrian Line, with the Kosmos
Line, of Hamburg, and, early in 1922,
of the Woermann Line and the East
African Line. The HamburgAmerican
Line has completely taken over the
German-Levant Line, and is now q
shareholder in the Hamburg South
American, Neptune, BugsieT, Silesian,
Woermann, and German-East Africa
lines, and has an interest agreement
with the Hartman group Consisting
of the American Hawaiian Steamship
Company, the Coastwise Transporta-
tion Company, the Shawmut. and the
American Ship and Commerce Naviga-
tion Company. The Hamburg-Amer-
ican group also has traffic agreement
with the Alfred Holt and Ellerman
lines as we'll as William Dimond & Co.
The North German Lloyd is share
holder in the Hamburg -Breman-Af-
rican Company, the German Ocean
Shipping Company, the Woermann
Line, the German-East African and
Roland line, and has an agreement
with the United States Lines, the Nip
pom Yusen Kaisha, H. w. Steele & Co.
and the Alfred Holt and Ellerman
lines.
With the resumption of German
trade with Australia in August Ger
man shipping lines returned to the last
of their pre-war routes. The way in
which this service was resumed shows
how alert are the Germans to recover
their former position on the seas. The
Australian trading with the enemy act
expired midnight July 81, 1922. Trade
Commissioner Sanger reports to the
Department of Commerce that within
few minutes after that hour Ger
man-Australian liner was sighted off
the Port of Sydney.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Cleared

Lorraine (Fr}. Aubert; Havre; French
Line.
Adriatic tBrl, David; Liverpool via
/ iceland tBr), Howell; Antwerp via
Plymouth; Red Star Line.
orduna tBr}. Laison; GheTboarg, South
ampton and Hamburg; Sanderson g. Son.
Verona (Nor) Olsen; Kingston, hi Gil
orgio Fruit Corp.
General W G Gorgas Foster; Port au
Prince and Cristobal; Panama RR Co.
Southern Cross. Head; Rio de Janeiro.,
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres; Munson
S S Lines.
schodack. Lemstrom; Hayre and Dun
kirk; Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Maiti, Long; Cape Hayti and Pore de
/ Pafx; Clyde Line.
Columbia OBI, Walter; Glasgow via
Movilie; Anchor Line.
satanta tBr). Ashivin; Tampico; Stand
ard Oil Co.
! Nieuw Amsterdam tDt), Van Den Heu-
vel: Rotterdam. Boulogne and Amsterdam; I;
( Holland America Line
! Cuyaba (Braz), Belio; Para and Cera ;
Barfond tNor) winger; Puerta Mexico
Frontera and Progreso; N & Cuba Mall
! Lac.
| North American (Br). Parsons; Buena-
ventura; American Metals Transport Co.
De satrustegus ssp), Rodriguez. Ha-
yana and Vera Cruz; Luis Ianso.
! Orcus Martin Salaverry, Vessel Duval
Erie lNor}. Arentz; Yokohama via Pan
anna Canal; Furness Witty
muda; Furness, Witty.
Royal City tBr). Clement; Baltimore;
Z Navigation Co.
Naseonia tBr). Stafford; Baltimore; Gu
nard Line.
Byron b Benson. Harrison; Texas city;
y T Warden.
President Harding. Grening; Plymouth
Cherbourg and Bremen; u S Lines.
Northwestern Miller. Coffin; London;
Furness. Witty.
comus, Boyd; New Orleans: Southern
Pacific Co.
v Libby, Thonpson Rotterdam; r
l. Hague.
Bridsetown, Smith; St Thomas ana St
Croix: Clyde Line
Glare. Risk: Boston: Bull Insular Line.
Bannekem tDt,, Van Popta; Montreal:
Punch. Edye &. Co.
Jefferson. Horsley; Norfolk; Old Dosnin-
ion Transportation Co
Thos Beal, Rawding Baltimore: !:
City OF 81 Louis. Johnson Savannah;
Ocean S Co.
Marayi tbr1. Grant; Preston and Banes:
Wnited Fruit Co.
Psstores. Glenn; Havana. crsstobai and
fort i~iinon. United Fruit Co.
Nlalsolo, McGann; Lcs Angeles Via
Fhiladeiphia; Williams S S Co.
Paloma tCu). Hallum: Nassau; Nun
sea Lines.
Virginia Limited. whitehurst: Rich
mona; Richmond e. n Y S Co
Calvin Austin. Holmes; Hoston; Hastsrn
s Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

(eositions at noon unless otherwiss
spectfed)
Agwtword arrived Scotland PM Sept is.
Allaguash 6T8 e Ambrose Sept a.
Argus 1919 q Ambrose Sept 16.
Algic lat So 90 Ion 2s 80 PM Sept 1s.
Borglum due New York AM Sept l6
Bowes Castle arrived Ambrose $3.50 PM
Brainmel Point 1.osa NE Cape May Sept IA
Calgsrolite Eel 40 I, Nantucket Sept Is.
Dunstannage arrived Sandy Hook PM
plriso q Sc nrenton Reef Sept Is.
Eastwind so Sc Hatteras Sept 15
Fort st George $50 sD Ambrose 12 PM
Gulnand 800 Bakers Island Sept is.
Hugo SHINES (German) 7s9 Sc Ambrose
Kroonland 1,14s e Ambrose Sept IA.
of 8 vrgna Mss, eapes SEPT H.
Middlesex 147 sW Gayhead Sept is.
n Mexico left Hayana i2;o5 PM Sept IA.
Noordam 4s6 Z Ambrose Sept Is. "
Glen 1,644 E Cape Charles Sept a.
Pipestone PIpe;t County 14o2 E'Ambrose Sept -.
st Mihiel 74o N Cristobal Sept IA
Tanamo left San Juan II PM Sept "a.
West Aldara 1897 e Ambrose Sept Il.
West Lashaway 1853 Ambrose Sept is.
Wln II Doheny 1l5 NE Jupiter Sept IL
Waiter Luckenbach 40 from New York
IL PM Sept IA.
Eastwind 80 Ambrose Sept l5.
Copenhagen 100 Ambrose Sept Is
Moldegard 2 N Scotland Sept 1b
Strathearn 20 Ambrose Pm Sept Is.
City of Naples 40 d Ambrose PM Sept 15
Norch Saver l s w Nantucket Sept Is.
Sabotawan 85 e Cape May Sept Is
fMt Clinton 279 Ambrose Sept Is.
Gulf Queen 265 S " Brenton Reef Sept l5
Edgehill 2s6 Ambrose. Sept 15.
Sept 10. !
Firmore Sc S New York Sept is.
Tug GUardsman passed Point Gudirh
7:05 m Sept Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Trial Begins i'm Big
Ship Suit Against
Newport News Go.
Isherwood Interests Assert
American Concern Failed
TO Pay Royalties for Use
of Invention ON Vessels
gpec,ar p.spatch to The Trtoane

NORFOLK, Sept. 15.--Sir Joseph w.
Isherwood to-day began suit against
the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Company for royalties he al
leges due him Tor the use of his sys-
tenn in constructing ships. The case
will probably consume whole week
before it is decided, and is being
watched with interest in shipbuilding
circles in America and England. Most
Of the day was devoted to an outline Of
the case.
Tsherwood Is claiming royalties for
ships built as far back as 1909. The
original bill of complaint was fled in
1914, and there have been hearings on
different points at issue since that
time The amount at stake runs into
the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The suit is based upon the alleged
failure of the shipbuilding. company to
pay royalties to Sir Joseph sherwood
and the others interested with him fer
the use of his invention in construction
Of several vessels turned out at New
port News since 1910.
Several of the largest oil tankers
afioat, built for the Standard Oil Com
pany by the Newport News Shipbuild-
ing and Dry Dock Company, are al
legged to have been built in violation
of the contract between the yard and
the plaintiffs. In addition to royalties
due, the plaintiffs allege certain ships
were built at Newport News on the
Isherwood system, but that the plans
Of these vessels were not sent to the
holders OF the patents for approval.
In some Of these vessels, it is alleged,
defects developed which could have
been avoided had the shipyard asked
the inventor and his associates to pass
upon the plans.
Besides Sir Joseph sherwood, the
other plaintiffs are Ernest H. Craggs,
Herbert S. Quance and George B. Nam
carrow, who are interested in the
American rights to the sherwood sys-
tenn.
An imposing array of counsel will
be on hand tomorrow. The plaintiffs
will be represented by Howson & How
son and Meredith & Meredith, and the
defendants by r. G. Bickford, Sheffield
& Belts, G. S. Ferguson jr. and F. H.
Skinner
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Freight Ships Due
Due To-da,

Egremont. Port Said Aug 90. Kerr S Co
silene. Gibraltar. Aug az, Three Star Line
Bowes Castle. Gibraltar. Aug n.
Howick Hall. harrington. Aug 2e.
Isthmian 8 Lines
Iver Heath. Newport. Aug 2s.Canada s s Co
Grande Gaarde. San Francisco. Aug IS.
Kerr S 8 Co
Sutton Hall. oran, Aug 9s.
servian Prince. Buenos Ayres, Aug 70. '''
Alstern. birmingham. Aug as.
City of Lucknow Gibraltar. Aug ss w
Norton. Lilly & Co
songdal, Santos. Aug r.,
Carna, Middlesboro, Sept i. . Fun ch -Edys
Helder, Buenos Ayres, Sept L. Funch- Edge
Tampa -Interocean s Co
Edgehill. Rotterdam. Sept e
Black Diamond Co
Due Tomorrow
Tonawanda, Hull Sept 2.,.Robert L Hague
Galieo Hull. Sept 2.
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Henrik Lund Cardiff. Sept g.. w Gilbert
Californian Liverpool, Sept ? via Boston.
A Luckcnbach, San francesca. Aug al
Luckenbsch Lines
Due Monday
Crawford. Barry. Sept 2....U s Ship Board
Tromdjemsfjord. Chrstiania, Aug al
Norwegian American Line
hoosac eeua 1endon aa sgRl Sent Ban
I
java Arrow. Gibraltar, Sept L.
Robert L Hague
Due Tuesday
Erdely, Gibraltar. Sept 4 -. Phelps Bros
Eastern Leader. Hartlepcol. Sept 5.
Knoxville City. Los Angeles, Sept H. /. = ''tet
Isthmian Lines
Due Wednesday
Alpine Range. Middlesboro, Sept g.
Furness. Witty G. Co
Bessegyen. Bilbao. Sept q. Garcia & Diag
Due Thursday
Fenchurch. Malaga, Sept A.
Longelv. Androssan. Sept 3, W
Lackawanna, Grangemouth. Sept Z, WI =
Leighton. Para, Sept 2, .Lamport ~ & ItJt Holt
Due Friday
1rishman, Liverpool. Sept 6.
DRYDEN, cuxhaven. Sept 4. | Barber r' Lines t1as
Livingston Roe. Rotterdam, Sept g.
Troubadour. Rio de Janeiro, Sept :.
Kerr Lines
Due Saturday. Sept %
Corfe Castle. Cape Town. Aug II,
Barber Lines
F d Asche. Copenhagen. Sept g.
Robert L. Hague
ISthmian Iines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16

Arlsonian $50 Nh Mona Island sept "A:
Caracas s04 SD Ambrose Sept H.
Catherine gTb Ambrose Sept Is.
Celtic SIS q Ambrose Sept is.
Dean Emery IL d Aiiisatsr Reef Sept i4.
Ellenor 6s NB Cape MenTy Sept Is.
Fedsral left Preston for New Orleans a'ao
Hawaiian As Ambroae q PM sept IL.
lava Arrow 45s e Ambrose Sept Ia.
Jas 2 Duke l,lss Ambrose Sept 10.
Moaelia 81 NNE Diamond Sept IA
Momus passed Key West 0 All Sept 15.
Mundaie ole s overfails Sept IL.
Mnyaro at 81 De Ion ~ 90 Sert IA.
Mount Clay sos e Ambrose Sept 49,
Nora lac W Sand Key Sept ~
orbita lat A os lon az 81 sept "a.
paria SOC ssE Ambrose Sept Is.
President Roosevelt 2.css Ambrose
President Polk 27t w Queenstown Sept 4.
Porto Rlco 25a N San Juan Sept IA.
Robin Goodfellow 9ss Ambrose Pm
San Bonito e7S $ Nant~..'set Sept n;
Santa Luisa loft Babe B PM Sept A.
sunbeam G16 8 Overfa Sept H.
suraseoo N Hlllsboro inlet Sept "a
Swift Arrow SO E by N Diamond Sept 15.
Standard 30 Diamond Sept 15.
w I. Stead 246 W by Sand Key Sept IA.
Westwego ss4 70 Ambrose Sept g.
Howick Hail SE Cape Cod Sept 15.
Sabotawan IS E Cape May Sept IT,
Liberty 1a5 8 Ambrose Sept 10.
Middlesex lat w Gayhead Sept 15.
Vftorio Emmanuel III 10 II Ambrose
Sept 1b.
Iowan 81 8 Ambrose Sept Is.
Agwiworld II s Scotland Sept IT,
Grecian Ia SW Fire Island Sept 15
Geo II Joness17s ssW Ambrose Sept is.
Marore 123 $ Ambrose Sept l5.
Gulf Queen 265 SW Brenton Reef Sept 15.
j Farroll iIo Il Hatteras Sept 10.
Sept 1S
Metapan 2Ss S Scotland Sept 10.
Pennyworth passing Cape May 2:3o PM
Sept 49,
Penobscot As NE Winterauarters Sept is.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Drcttningholm isw), Gothenburg Sept Z;
500 miles east Nantucket noon Thursday;
expected to dock before noon at Fier 81.
ar West s7sh st(. 49,
Holland America Line with. mails; ig ex~
-gectcd to dock afternoon at foot Of 6ah st,
Due Tomorrow
Kroonland tBr), Antwerp Sept I: to
Red Star Line with masls, is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 81. n (ATeat 2lat
Celtic tnr). Liverpool Sept 0; to White
star Line with malls; is expected to dock
rrS Fasa sept s'n to
expected to dock afternoon at foot sist St.
Pastores, Havana Sept Is; to United
Fruit Co with mails; Is expected to dock
sasaa SAN fsu Juan ~ sept IL to insic dns
Fruit Co with 4s pass and mdse; will dock
at Pier 7. N r..
Duo Monday
Mount Clay. Hamburg Sept g; TO United
American Lines with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier SO. r (West
Fort st George (Br) Bermuda Sept 49,;
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier 95. r
(West bhth st).
lett Co with mala: Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier IL, B'klyn tMonfague st).
PONCE, San Juan Sept IS; TO Porto
Rico Co with mails; liz expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 35, Brooklyn.
Due Tuesday
Vessel. Port. Agency.
Olympic. Southampton, Sept Is.
White Star Line
nerengaria. Southampton Sept u.
Algeria. Glasgow. Sept s,..... Anchor Line
Siboney, Havana, Sept 10.
Ny & Cuba Mail Co
Munar }, Nassau, Sept 1 s. Munson Zines
Duo "wednesday
Cretic, Genoa, Sept 1.... White Star Line
President Adams, queenstown, Sept IL
u 8 Lines
Colombo, Naples, sept =.
Italia-Amerlca Shipping Corpn
Ecuadore. San Francisco, Aug e.,
Santa Marta. Santiago. Sept IS.
DIE Thursday
seydlltz. B.'emen. Sept g.
Roma. Marseiles Sept 7..... .Fabre Line
France. Hayre, Sept IA. French Line
I'ort Victoria, Bermuda, Sept 10.
Furness. Witty & Co.
Due Friday, Sept. 22
Mauretania. Southampton. Sept 49,
Cunard Line
La Bourdonnais. Havre. Sept =.
yasari, Rio de Janeiro. Sept S.
Lamport & Holt Line
Rotterdam. Plymouth Sept IL.
Holland America Line
Due Saturday, Sept 23
Scythia, Liverpool, Sept IA. .Cunard S S Co
President Fillmore, Queenstown, Sept It,
u Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-16
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIrMA STEERS

The 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. Shtpmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations In the United
States proper. 1t Isl important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be cent
through the stations OF the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc, New
York city tWCG}, Babylon, L. I.
(WsE1, East Hampton, L. I. (WsA).
New London, Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
,(WCCl, Siasconset, Mass. tWsC), New
London, Conn. tWLC), Cape May. New
York City (WNY1.
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion Of America by the u. s. Public
Health Service.