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The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
FREIGHT REDUCTION
NOT TO LOWER COST

The proposed freight reduction
will not make an appreciable dent
IN construction costs. according TO
E. j. Bruner. editor of the Ameri-
can Contractor.
"a very competent authority has
estimated that on the basis Of 1871
trafac the freight reduction slated
to go into effect July will save
the nation around s24o.ooo.ooo an
nuaily. This seems like large sum
until we begin siicing 1t up to see
how many dollars annually IL VIII
save the ultimate consumer.
Suppose all this reduction would
be placed to the credit of the con-
struction industry, which. although
the second largest industry In the
United States, will, of course. get
the benefit of only part of the re-
duction, II the whole s24oD0o.oo0
saving for twelve months Is Topped
off the valuation of contracts
awarded during the first ave months
OF this year. IT doesn't cut large
figure at all because the huge
amount of 1882, ,s65.o00 valuation
has been let in twenty-seven Stares
north of the Ohio and east of the
Missouri rivers. according to r.
w. Dodge Company's very depend
able statistical service"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
Urges Youths to
Purchase Homes
Persistent Real Estate Opera
tors Real Friends of
Young Men.

THE public has no better friends
than the real estate brokers. al
though individuals may sometimes
think that they are a trifle per-
sistent in their efforts to induce
one to make a purchase" says
Morgan E. Morgan. 1903 New York
avenue.
In reality this is where they do
the greatest good. not only for the
city in which they live. but for the
man to whom they sell the prop
erty. and this is especially true in
the case of home.
The great majority of people
are too slow to realize the impor-
tance of becoming home owners.
and the efforts of real estate deal
ers have induced thousands to pur-
chase who otherwise would have
let splendid opportunities pass.
TT Is especially important that
all young people become home own
ers at the earliest time possible.
because in the strength of their
youth they will have no trouble
meeting their payments on a home.
and in few years they will have
IL paid for. On the other hand, il
they fail to buy the years will pass
and nnd them living up all they
make"
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
Houses Leased By
Foot in Moscow
Buildings Occupants Pay for
Every Inch Of Space
Used.

House room in Moscow is leased
out at so much the square foot"
This statement was made by an
Official of the Russian information
bureau in London In connection with
the grant of a lease of houses In
Moscow to the Beecham Trust.
which has undertaken to repair
them.
The official continued: Houses
in Moscow are chiefly built of wood.
Most of them are very large tene-
ment buildings. occupied by 200 or
300 people. At present most of the
various families living in them each
lease their rooms separately from
the municipality, but in some cases
all the occupants of one house have
formed themselves into limited
companies to lease the whole en-
bloc. and divide up the rent among
themselves according to space oc-
cupied.
There Is an Intricate scale work.
ed out giving the rate chargeable
per square foot of actual living
space. Unfortunately, many of the
houses are at present sadly in. need
of repair
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
PAINTING FURNITURE NEWEST
PASTIME OF HOME-LO OVERS
Fresh Coat of Color Works Wonders in Furni-
ture's Appearance.

wood to be painted. A gentle
touch of the bristles. wet with
paint, to the surface of the wood
leaves a round dab or smudge of
the green paint. The brush should
carry as little paint as possible
during the dabbing process. for
any excess OF paint will run. or
spread. Each dab OF the brush
should leave a tiny bit of the gold
showing between the dabs or
smudges. anu the whole surface
should be covered in this manner.
II. ON opening the can of green
paint. the top or thin part of the
paint Is poured off. and the bottom
used. the dabs of paint will hold
the brush marks and form an un-
even surface somewhat resembling
a rough plaster wall for the
most of the coloring matter and
II is very thick.
The color scheme for this furni-
ture was inspired by a mirror.
which was lust the right size to
hang above the chest of drawers.
The frame for the mirror was Of
carved wood. in true polychrome.
and was finished in gold and the
soft shade of green which was
repeated in the chest of drawers
and the bed. When the mirror
was in place above the chest Of
drawers, the effect was modern
In the extreme. and the visitor
Is yet to arrive who sees in this
room a refnished bed and dresser
of some eighty years ago.
Painting the Chairs.
The chairs were painted in the
same manner. the only difference
being that the cane backs and
seats were given two coats of the
gold bronze-paint and none of the
green. Cushions OF blie-gray
velvet finished the chairs. The cane
was finished in this manner to slim
ulate as nearly as possible the
natural cane.
A rug Of plain blue-gray velour
completes the room. II Is a
peculiar thing about colors that
combinations must be seen to be
appreciated: and, in the description
of this room. the blue rug and
blue cushions sound as II they
would introduce jarring note.
Such Is not the case, and, II any
amateur furniture decorator will
combine these colors from the
samples in the paint store. the
harmony of blue-green. grayish
blue and gold will be evident
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
Built-in Furniture
Gains Popularity
Its Merits Are Recognized by
Home Builders and
Architects.

Both architects and home build
ers are coming more and more to
realize the value OF buIit-in furni-
ture. The architect realizes that 1T
gives a certain hnish 10 the house.
The chief buflt-in Is the cabinet
partition between kitchen and din
ing-room. This very often COM
prises the entire wall. 1t Is both
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
Prepare for Tire Trouble

carried IN the car. but occasionally
there are three or more punctures
on scne trip. In case of emergency
hesp the repair kit supplied with
cement. patches or tire
ruuy. and a clean cloth. A blow
our patch and a tire sleeve should
nos be overlooked.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
Drain Sediment.

idle for some time drain the float
chamber of the carburetor. This
will get rid of any sediment or
water. Dirt or a few drops of water
in the carburetor will cause the mo-
tor to misfire badly.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-25

Havana, Cuba, is a "city OF taxi
cabs" as there are 1856 taxicabs
and 3.775 private cars.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry. Etc.

BORG BUYS diamonds old gold, sill
yer. platinum. antiques
and pawn tickets. 146 West 23d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Arrived Yesterday

~ Gaelic Prince tBtl Shanghai April 49,
t'eb,s r1JnsNSns s9 "a, Manila May. s., 1loio IS
ts, Fort Said July 1. oran ii. boston ~; to
r,t,.e rr,ushesS, Witty & Go. with rndse; Pier a
BUSH Docks, Bbiyn
y, Inca; santo Domingo July 90, Porto
pista 70, Turks Island 50. to the clyde S
Go, with mdxe; Pier ~. Bklyn
to FfF,s sbe {F mayre 1siy e. plymouth q
tlque, with Is6 FIRST 322 second cabin, 2o3
sshird class pass. mails and mdsc Pier 81.
crlstobal July is to the Vhs isthm,an Nse s c. &C.
WIN IN mdse, Per ss, r..
= June s, Crist6bal July is; to wiiford
y Mckay with pass and mdse. Pier go
Elysia (Br). Glasgow and Melville July
14S ., z. pass :. and ndse Pier 5s, N r..
mdse; Pier 10. II.
Hardness. Galveston July 20; to
dt.,S,I hopert -, !. Hague with oil; Pier 6, Con-
Bylayll; Norfolk July 27; to the Poca-
no9tas Fuel Co. with coal off Riker's lei
Eastern Merchant Seattle June %, Vic
son soI,a ~ ~, Anaeortes July g. Port Angeles g.
Phnadelphia rs to the LuokenbacR U'D" s s s
Co, with mdse S5th st, B'klyn =
Coel'eda. Baltimore July rs; to the Bal
more ne Co. with mdsei Pier 4. Army
"a, Alemo, q Galveston July 22: to the NAL
Santa Veronica, Colon July 10; to the
isthmian Line, with mdse: off Lib
Alisnea. Norfolk July 27 10 the ola
Dominion Transportation Co, with pass
and mdse Pier 81. y r.
Vincent. Dunkirk July 13: to the Cos
an9IP2ostan shipping Co, With ~ndse Pier
Niagara tFr). Bordeaux July 90. to
com pasnie Generate Transatlantic, with
pass. mails and mdse
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
American Ports

g. .BALTIMaoEE. July 2o-Arrived: City Of
81. St, 'esephi S,s lisbon, ETC. via New YORK,
christlansen (Nor). Narvik. sailed: Mich-
gan (Br), Antwerp and Hamburg via Nor
folk; Capulin London via Norfolk; Phia-
dephia. New York; Robin Hood. New
York.
BOSTON. July 29--Arrived ard sailed:
Pittsburgh (Br), Philadelphia for Queens
town and Liverpool. Arrived; Newton
Sailed Borglum (Dan). New York; Trans
portaton. Norfolk; Norfolk. Norfolk
Munro, Norfolk Nant1eket Norfolk and
Juniata, Philadelphia.
CHARLEsTON. s c, July 29--Arriyed:
Conlanche. New York (and proceeded to
jachsonvlle): Lake strymon, Jacksonville
land proceeded TO Boston, failed Schr
K Mitchell. Northern port; barge Thomp
son. IN tow ; ,ug clinchoo, Boston
Millinocket. Norfolk; Texas Tampico; Santa
Rosalia. Mobile. Sailed: Vancolte (Br),
Halifax; Paul II Harwood. Tampico; El
Cida, New York; San Jacinto. New York;
JACKSONVILLE, Fla July 29-Arrived: :
Howard, Baltimore via Savannah. Sailed ;
Apache New York; w |. Connolly. Tam
pica; songgaar moo. Rio Janero
NORFOLK, "a. July 2s-Arrived Fred
erick DAM Baltimore; Lake Fernwood
New York; knut Hansum (Nor( PhIa
delphia Lydia, Baltimore; Corvallis. New
York; Manchester Importer G3r), Balti-
more sehr Lewis K Tnuriow. Baltimore ;
Ecuador. New York. Sailed Marshall
tNor), Meranvlio; Aryan, Port Arthur
utaD, Naples and Genoa Caledonier
Berg, New York; knight Templar tBr).
Far Eastern ports; schr Cora i Cressy
New England: schr Jennie Flood kregor.
Providence. schr Luther Little, ST Georges.
PANAMA CANAL, Cristobal, July rs
Arrived: Cristobal Norfolk. sailed: Bal
cisco; Colombia lfrom san Pedro), Nor
folk; Fastener (from Sydney, n S W.,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Cleared

siboney, Miller; Havana; n & Cuba
srnarasd tNor). Houg; Nuevltas and
Port Tarafa; Atlantic Fruit Co
San Juan, Haley; San Juan and Ponce;
n e Porto Rico s S Co.
Caracas Hichborn; Curacao. La Guayra
and Porto Cabello via San Juan; Bliss
Chlckameuga, Ryan; Nassau; Munson
Line.
Lake Iaktan Mainland; Guantanamo
and Manzanillo; = Y & Cuba Mail s S Co
Bornholm CDan), HaVser; Pointe au Pic ;
r Whitney & Co.
Tecumsen tBr). Johnston; Baton Rouge;
Standard Transportation Co.
Creole, Jacobs; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co
Nebraskan. Parker; Boston; United
American Lines.
Cockaponset. Hflgrove; New Orleans
Shipping Board.
Helge (Dan). Jorgensen; Newport News;
West India s Co.
Virginia Limited, Atkinson; Richmond ;
Richmond & N S Co.
Y darkness. Lockerby; Texas City;
Robert l. Hague.
Parma CBr). McCourt; st Thomas and
st Croix; Furness, Witty Co.
Collamer Holme: Bordeaux to Phila
delphia; Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Schr Flo f Nader (Br), Mader: Malone
Bay; J T. Whitney & Co.
Schr Daniel Getson (Br), Getson; Ecum
SeCum; ] + Whitney & Co
Barge Charles W Baird, Bahlman: Wind
sor; } + Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Due To-day

Due To-day
Stanley Dollar. san s rrsncisso .yuly nsshes'
Rinsbcrg. Gibraltar, July IA
Koyo Maru san Francisco, July %.
Steel seatarer London, July a
Vincent, DunkirR. July lb
Cosmopolitan shipping Co
Eastern Merchant. Les Angeles, July 8.
Luckeubaoh s. s Co
Dollar Lines
wayo Maru. San Francisco. July 8
West Jaffrey CristobaL July is.
Vessel, Duvai & Co
Edgar r Luokenbach. Cristobai, July as.
Luchenbach g Co
Due To-morruw
City OF Batavia, Gibraltar. July 1s
Editor, Dunl5irk July 1s.
Y Cosmopolitan Line
Vasconin. London. July 49,. Cunard Go
Due Tuesday
ss,ar.atia. Port Said. July 7.... Kerr Co
West Mahotnet Port said. July B,
United Am arican Lines
Due Wednesday
Hatarana, London, July 10 49,. Norton Lilly
James W Elwer & co
ha-lsvik. Genoa. July 12.. Furness- Witty
Due Thursday
City Of Eureka. Lisbon. July IA via
fhiladeiphia. ....,.. Mallory Lines
sandown Castle. London. July l9.
Norton, Lilly g. Co
Due Friday
Bradavon. London. July Il,
u S Navigation Co
Fort Gaines, Baracoa July 80.
Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Saturday
Chicago City, Swansea, July 10
Bristol City Line
Kentuckian, Hamburg, July TO-
United American Lines
Somersby, Sunderland, July 20.
ri Winchester & Co
knut Jarl Barry July 1s
Q Stray s Corp
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
New York; Elaena ltrom Honolulu,. New

New York; Eidena (from Honolulu,. New
Yorp
PHILADELPHIA. July 2a-Arrived, san
more santiago. Clenfuegos; Edsehili, Ant,
werr via New York; sch Jacob w Brook
Genpe Bay, Sailed Eastern Merchant,
New York; Delaware sun, sabine; Vale,
more tBrl, baltimore; Keidergen (DD.
Baltimore: Housntonio tBr), London La
ponia DAM. Wasnna Lake Ellsburs, Nor
folki W Van Dyke. Texas City; Rowena
tNorl; Montreal. vita Sydney.
PORT EADS, July 2p--Arrivsd Bayway.
JacksonYlilf; Corosal Porto Rico Federal,
Cuba Nausichn tFr). Southampton Sailed ,
9 A Canheld. TAmpieo, Lillian, Galveston .
Roanoke. Port. Lobos; Redondo, seattlc
Teguelgalpn tHond). Ceiba vantor (NorJ.
san FRANcIsco. July 2a--Arr,voa
22eth. Cuba, Cristobal; Colusa. Valparaiso
Nyan1o, Mobile; Robin Adair. Seattle for
ssth, Venezuela, New York: raiyo Mnru
tJapl, Hong Kong
SAVANNAH. July ae--Arrlved. Santa
T9rose tBr), cuba Trafalgar CNorl, An,
zilier tBr), Now Uriennn
TAMPA July 70 - Arrived Ossn ha wa
NeW York ,Fueloil. Tampioo Charles
L Harwood, Tampico. Sailed. Trinida
YINBYARD HAVEN. Mast. July 60
Arrived and Failed: Schs Charles and Ver-
non tbr}, Halifax for New York, slavonian
Parsons .(Br) winds6r FOR New @ york M
William Melbourne, New York for Liver,
pool, N s; X Bentley tBr), New York
Ta.v for Pert GGrenylliss,j Hiilcrest (Br}, New
Maud GasKeli {Br), New York YORK. for 'Gfn His
Bath, Lincoln Ne1" York for S0fton PortlanG sGF
Charles H Kllnck New York for Port
Scotia
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Distance in miles; positions at noon
unless otherwise speclfed.)
Aledo 551 e Cape Race July %
Resolute 1865 e Ambrose July IS
Argus 679 e Ambrose July 90
July 2S
Munargo 343 Nantucket .IuIy %
Z,erambo l106 d Ambrose July 81
Motor ship Californian.
Pipestone County 1884 r Ambro~e July 27
PRESIDENT Fillmore 1929 e Ambrose July -.
Cayonsmbi 312 Ambrose July "a.
Jean i by S Montau..; arrive Norfolk
Vincent 64 Il Ambrose July 20
Guifland due \ midnight July 30.
Cokesit l6s Sc Ambrose July %
FAX, Eake Eimore % SSW Nantucket July 90.
Wassa io 2so Sc Ambrose July 20
Linnell l75 Nantucket AM July 20.
West Helix 257 NE Cape Henry july 2s
Mongolia 265 Ambrose July Is
Brammel Point 561 Cape May July rs
Swift Scout 241 SW Block Island Juiy 2s
West Lake 36s E Boston July a.
Orbita lat Al 20 n Lon SO 35 w July 2S
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE--Mail Information will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column
Tho sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Marine Disasters

oGDENsBURG. Y. July 29--The steel
steamahp Winona of the Canada Steam
ship Lines, en- route from Port Arthur to
Montreal with 5000 bushels OF wheat.
sank in the Soulouges Canal this morning.
Aid was sent from Prescott. Ont. The
wooden tow barge Melrose. of the Sin
cennes McNaughton Llae. of Montreal.
bound from Port Colburn TO Montreal with
of both ships were considerably damaged.
ST VINCENT, British West Indies July
29-The British atean'ship Count OF Car
marthen, en- route from pakar. Africa, to
Key West, l. ashore north of Mavo Island.
There Is fifteen feet of water In the after
oeeding to her assistance
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Sailed Yesterday

jefferson. Norfolk; Majestic (Br) South
empton Princess May Brl, Port An
69hio' Northwestern Miller tBr), London;
Sibony, Havana Creole. New Orleans
Caronia (Br) Hamburg Mohawk. Jack
s"nYille; Celtic tBr). Liverpool; sau Juan
san Juan; Panueo. Norfolk; Caracas, Gu
racao; Giuseppe Verdi GtaD. Genoa; Care,
san Juan: Brez Izel tFr). Havre; vandyok
Br B. Hamburg: Julia LucKenbach. Bos-
ton; Narcissus Norfolk Cockeponset Nor
folk; Nebraskan. Boston; Ulua (BrJ Ia
vana Lake Ikatan. Guantanamo; Nipe-
Ilan (Br), Antwerp; Virginia Iinitnd
Richmond; Santa Marta. Kingston: Me-
saba tBr), Baltimore; Stanley Dollar. Van
4,ouFer Via baltimore; America. Bremen
sau; Bornehom DAM. ponte- au- Pic; Ell
Vale, Galveston; Nasari (Br). Rio de ia
retro: smaragd (Nor), Nuevitas; Truro
savannah Nirgilia (Br), London Dixie
Arrow. Beaumont: f T Bedford Texas
city sehrs BENJAMIN Van Brunt, Jack
SonVille Guiltord Fendleton, -;
Eaabet lI}rl. -
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Dangers to Navigation

(py l. s FIydroRra phic OTice)
North Atlantic Ocean off the American
coast the following obstruction7 were re-
ported: July 2s lat a3 AZ lon rs o6, spar
standing upright and projecting feet
above water, Gulfand July 81, lat Al "a
3S Ion SO &C. a bowsprit projecting feet
out Of water, attached to submerged
wrechage; June ?5. lat Al lon 80 54, conical
buoy showing feet out of water and Gov
cred with marine growth below the water
line, P Holmblad; July II. lat 43 AZ
lon 20 80, red buoy covered with marine
growth. Ryndsm: July I6. lat as II ION
20 20, red buoy with black band, Gov
cred with marine growth and showing Z
feet out of water, Ryndam.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

{, i:atonia on LiverpGol July IS; to Cunard
forenoon at Pier Sc. N R West 18th st).
Niagara tt'r), Havre July 20; to French
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
Toloa (Br) Havana July 27; to United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier is. maiden Lanel.
Lenape Jacksonville July 27 to Clyde
Co; is expected to dock at Pier SO.
r (Charton ST..
city of st Louis, Savannah July 81; to
Ocean S S Co; is expected to dock at Pier
S5- N r (Spring st).
Due Tomorrow
Baltic ORD, Liverpool July 22 to White
Star Line with mails; is expected to dock
Saxonia CBr), Hamburg July 81; to
Cunard S Co with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier sc, r CWest
orbita CBr>, southampton July 20, to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails;
is expected to dock forenoon at Pier az,
santa Elisa. Valparaiso. July 10; to w
Grace & Co with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 49, B'klyn (Atlantie
Basln}.
President Arthur. Bremen July 2o 10
Lines with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 4, Hoboken.
Ponce, San Juan July 25; to n Y G. Porto
Rico Co with mails is expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier S5 Bklyn (Con-
Cuba Mail S Co with mails is expected
dock forenoon at Pier 13, b klyn (Mon-
taRue st).
Maracaibo. Mayaguez July IS; to Bliss
Dallett e Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier II, Bklyn tMonta-
que st)
Finland. Antwerp July 20; to Red Star
Line with malls: is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 81, N fwest 2Oth st>
Stavangerfjord tNorl. Bergen July 21;
to Norwegian American Line with mails;
is expected TO dock afternoon at foot 3oth
st, klyn.
Fort St George (Br) Bermuda July %;
to Furness. Witty & Co with malls; Is
pected to dock $50 & m at Pier 96, n
(West 55th ST..
Ei Sol, Galveston July 25; to Southern
Pacific Co; is expected TO dock at Pier 81,
\ Dane st).
Due Tuesday
Oscar II (Dan), Christiania July 81; to
Scandinavian American Line with mails;
is expected TO dock forenoon at foot 18th
ST. Hoboken
President Garfield, London July 2e; to
u Lines with mails: is expected to dock
forer oon at Pier /, Hoboken,
Manchuria. Hamburg July %; to Afleri
can Line with mails: Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 5S \ r (west nth ST..
Italia {Br). Trieste July 10: TO Cunard
s Co with mails; is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier b6 n (West 18th ST..
Constantinopie. Constantinople July 6; to
Y Galanos & Co with mails. is expected to
av).
Due Wednesday
Vessel Port. Agency.
Canada. Lisbon, July 20
James " Elwell & Co
MORO Castle, Havana, July 80
\ Y & Cuba Mail Co
Dre Thursday
President Harding. Bremen, July 25.
u Lines
Eibro. Valparaiso, July H.
Hacihc Steam Nav Co
Tlvives. Kingston, July 30. United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Borengaria. southampton. July 20,
Cunard S s Co
Reliance. Cheroou July 27
United American Lines
Poionia. Copenhagen. July la.
Baltic American Line
Duo Saturday
Phelps Bros-& Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Foreign Ports

snr1; GaivestOn Kreenlsnd 1'eSs"' Ne" Ts9iis york
~ NJ A4dalqTifr 3 srl1T r,s sBr)Y New york
New York via New Bedford -
NEWPORT. England, July 2r-Col-
tthrops, Mobile; Eastern Tempest, New
BARRY, July 27-Coahoma County. Mo-
GLASGOW, July Fixing City tBr).
ROTTERDAM, July 97--Merry Mount.
VENICE. July as-cameronia tHr,. New
York.
LDITH. July 2S-Calrndhu (Br). Mont
AvoNMouTH. July 2s-sacandasa New
,QUEENsTowN, July 2e--rhis,lemore
MESSINA, July 19-Winamao tBr). New
York
DANz1G, July 24-Estonia (Dan, New
BARCELONA July "a MInnequa.
Charleston,
PRESTON; Enw!and. July 25--Andora
W1LHnIMsHAvnN July 25-conrad d
Mohr tNe*.. Brunswick.
BREA;BN, July a5-France Maru tJhp).
Savannah.
GENOA, July 25-Kattlamba Csf), New
AMSTERDAM, July 2e-Dauperata. New
Montreal; 2s Petricola (Br), San Fran
orlsans AHhh ~ uy as CO? New B oresss Ssw
kentueky tFr). New Orleans
BuENos AYREs' July 29-songwand
RIO DE JANElRo, July 2a-Commacl<
Baltimore.
sHANGH.NI. July q - Moorish Prince
Grl, Now Yorll and Norfolk
BREMEN, July 27.-Celtic Prince (Br)
Jacksonville.
,ANTWEaP, July - Hermion cNor),
Montreal
soERAKARTA, July ~ = 1ecoq cBr).
NTw = 9Ilssns p i !9n,i ana Newport News
New York Median (t5r). Boston and Nor
foll5; Dix Winifredian OBJ, Boston.
GIBRALTAR. July 2o-Granicos tGrk).
Montreal.
LONDON, July 2e--verentia (Br,, Mont
RIO JANE1Ro, July 2o-sac City. New
'fL@YTMouru. July se-president Adams
Departures
ALG1ERs. July 22-Mar Rojo (span),
LISBON. July 2a-North Pacific OBJ.
Philadelphia.
GENOA, July 24-Calimeris utaD. New
Orleans; July 25' Conte Rosso GtaD, New
LEGHORN. July ?4-vme du uavre
OFr), New York,
HAMBURG, July 25-western Plains.
Montreal
MARsnlLLBs, July zs-prItannia Urp,
New York.
DAKAR. July 27-County OF Carmar-
then tBr), Key West.
PENARTH, July 27-Competitor CBr),
Gulfport.
AMSTERDAM, July a7-charles NJ.
Everest. Texas.
ANTWERP, July 27-Kinderdijk (Du),
San Francisco; Storm King. New York
YOKOHAMA. July 27--Niels Nielsen
at md Drn
CALCUTTA, July 2s-Algic. New York.
SHIELDS, July 2S-Chiswick (Br),
Providence.
MANCHESTER, July 2s-Dagfred tNor),
Newfoundland.
LIVERPOOL, July 2s-Ramon de Lar
rnaea lBrl. Cape Race.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 2s-Zeeland CDr).
Grom Antwerp), New York.
LIVERPOOL, July 2S-Montrose (Br),
Montreal
PLYMOUTH. July 2s-Niuew Anstcr-
Gam lDul. from Rotterdam), New York.
THE CLYDE. July 29-Nile tB,); United
States port; War Niaam CBr), United
States port
SOUTH HAMPToN, July 2S-orduna CBr)
New York.
GLASGOW. July 2s-saturnia tBr>.
Montreal: Tunisian (Br), Montreal.
MANCHESTER, July 27-Manchester
corporation (Br), Montreal.
SHIMONosEKI, July 81 - Telamachus
(Br). New York
BORDEAUX, July 25--Alaska tFr>. San
Francisco
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
WEQUEMAY SCHOOL

For boys I to l6. Pleasantly located on
woodland tract along Hudson threo miles
from Kingston Primary to High School
numbers limited and close personal at
tention and guidance given every boy.
boatlng' swimming and fishing on the
Hudson under close supervision Sleeping
porches. Provisions fresh from school
tarm French taught Summer session with
special tutoring July, August September
Address the Principal. Kin9ston. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Vessels Sold

Alicia. gasoline yacht, l1s tons; sold
by Alfred l Du Pont 10 John w Hubbard
for 81 and other combinations.
Edith May barge 99s torsj ssld b.
Petrie Transportation Company TO George
w Collins far Il a.. other considerations
Long Island. =:ean screw, 100 tons;
cold hys Anna Is Backman TO Backman
Towing g. Transportation Company for
81 and other considerations.
N Marine Co. No g. steam screw. 81
tons; sold by The Marine Company
to the N Central r r. for 81 and other
considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-30
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANT1sCO July 29-Motorship
Yngaren (Swed). first vessel equipped with
opposed piston oil engtnes. reported fuel
cor sumption from New Castle. Eng, to San
Francisco averaged nine tons per day at
average speed 1857 knots Said to be
record fuel consumption for 9,000-ton vea-
gel. Was second trip Of Yngaren.