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New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

caps. ARTHUR IT. BRYANT. = JACOB a
MACK, c A. Second Its HENRY J. + NIL.
LER ySToR Y TAYLOR IN cay 70 hasl'
Second 1t GUSTAV II FRANkE Coast All 20
Washington iot examination for transfer to ;. a.
Second 1t JEROME F SEARS. Q NJ c. 70 F. {
will take station a. San frane,sco', mr. e., b,,.
ing been examined for promotion ana iouh1
physically disqualified for duties Of mrs, H. .. o.
vice. his retirement as nTst j. ann9pheed' A. r
Second Il WILLIAM A. MACNlCHOiL+ Z. NJ. -
to ~ Sam Houston and report to com gen.
South. Dept for temporary duty
NAVY
Lieut. T. G. oBERLIN detached temporary duty
state Department. 10 leave. -
Lieut.. J. 5 WOODS detached Pittsburgh 10 nome
Ensign I II \. P1LLsBURY detached Fl cano: to
receiving ,hiP a. osI san m fF3ne,eG s", c,,o,,n.
Gunner A. j. H0LToN detached Saturn 70 '''io
station. Cordoya. Alaska
MARINE CORPS.
Capt GEORGE vAN oRDEN de,aehed san com n
mandcr cruiser squadron; 10 headauarers ". :, T.,
nrisade. marines. Fofi su-Irince. Hayti.
First Lieut.. II y. ADAMS. 10 temporary duty Is,
Brigade. marines. ssnto Domingo. santo Domingo
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
July lI-Chc.so At Delaware Bre.trs'r p.r,o, =,
Mazatlan. Gloucester a. PToflnceiown' llnnoi, a.
Fort Pond Bav. Nashville at Tampico. Prone
theus at Sewsll's Point. Sylph at Washington
Roe at Pensacola
SAILED.
Julv ls-AlabamA. Louisiana and Rhode Island
Montauk Point for Fort Pond Bay. Amphirite.
New London for Smithiown Bay: Cassin. Newport
FOR New York. Chattanooga. Manzanilo for Aea-
pulco: Dolphin. Port -au-Princo for Hampton
Roads: Jacob Jones. Newport TO sea. MachaS
Tsmpico for New Orleans. Msrblehead and New
Orleans Port Angeles for Siika. Neptune. Guam
tannmo FOR Puerto Plata. Nevada. Newport iof
Block Island. PrOmethcus. Norfolk ior Sewsll
Point: san Diego. La Paz for San Diego. sylph
Washington for cruise.
Destroyers at Key Wcst-Flusser. Lamson. Reid
Wake and Stereit-.ill be sent north. stopping
az Hampton Roads en- route.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
GETTINGER LEADS
IN ROTARY RACE
International Officers To
Be Chosen To-day-Dele-
gates Have Outing.
tBy TELEGRAPH 10 The Tribune ]

Cincinnati, July 19.-The big battle
of the international Rotarian Conven-
tion will take place tomorrow, when
international officers are elected. Three
candidates for president are in the
field, but it is believed the real fight
will narrow down to William Gettin-
ger, of New York, and Robert II. Cor
nell, of Houston, Tex. Gettinger has
a big following, and is increasing his
chances by leaps and bounds.
To-day the Rotarians deserted their
headquarters and hied themselves TO
Coney Island, their official playground,
where various stunts were staged, the
festivities winding up tonight with
gorgeous carnival in which the wearing
of "Yama Yama" costumes was feat
ured.
Isadore Sweetzer and George NJ. Zam-
seika, Of the New York delegation, were
at Coney Island early to-day to con-
tinue their campaign in behalf of Get
finger.
Only a short business session was
held this morning.
Most all of the members of the Hall
fax. Nova Scotia, Rotary club have
gone to the war, according to Walter
P. Parker, its president, who is attend
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
[From The Tribune Buresu.1
Washington. July -.

lfrof0 Inc bhitae.i
Washington. July 49,
ARMY.
Msjs GIDEON Med. VAN POOLE. MATTHEW a
F6fcAR. JAY d. wmTHAM. JAMES +
FORD W FRi.NCH and NEAL L WOOD Med
by lei 10 com gen. south dept. for assignment
10 temporary duty IN that dept . s..
Capt. JOSEPH L. SlNER. Med. CoTIs. Iepor, ey p
tel 10 com. gen. south. dept. Tor assignment u
temporary duty in that dept. -,
Leave Of absence for one month and , hiteen @ asy'
granted Col. WALTER ID. MCAW. Med. cons
Second 1t. EARL NJ. PRICE. lith Inf. TO wash
ington for examination for retirement
Col. GEORGE b. DAVIS. O. NJ c. retired e'-
Leave q absence TO and including July 81 granted
Col. GEORGE =. DAVIS: O. NJ C., a.,.u.d
member Gen. STAFF CORPS. ,.o,,
Capt ALFRED 7. UPShUR and First It. NOR
MAN T KIRK. Med. CorS. from further duty IN
capis. HARRY G; FORD, JAMES Z. 'A BAYTIs. LIS.
Its GEORGE r. LULL and WILLIAM y
BORDEN. Med Corps. from Canal Zone u New
Orleans. and report by tel. 10 com. gen: south
dept. for assignment to temporary du'S that
sccond con1 Its. CHARLES F. EDDY and ALExAN-
DER c. M'KELvY. O VI. C.. 70 IT sam Hous-
F1rst st Ii. A. ARTHUR W LANE. Inf. at San Fran
cisco vii ,Ga sh iGt p,rf f. iouta n dePs T co
N Fl sam Houston, and report TO com. gen.
south dept FOR assignment 70 duty in that det
Can, JANIS NJ kIMBROUGH. Jr. llth Int .
having accepted commission Is ~ col "a ihi-'
G. y c. will join that reg
First II JESSE G. MAXON. Med. Res. Corps. TO
Fl Sam Houston. $1,000 49, -
WT'FST 2Nth Inf, extended one month.
Cart THOMAS W BURNETT Med CorDs. on
temporary duty At IT Niche from further duty
In Canal Zone. 10 n. Sam Houston for TEN
porarS duty.
Leave u absence months on relief from duty At
Iegersou Barracks granted First Il JOHN 6.
DONOVAN. Coast Art. -
Second Ia JOsEPH T M'SARNEY. 2ist Inf. at
tached 10 aviation ses'. Of sig Corps as an
aviation student. 10 sig Corps Aviation School.
San Diego
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
FIFTY DEAD, 6 MISSING.
IN CAROLINA FLOOD
Seven Victims Carried In Houses
Fifteen Miles Down Stream.

Asheville. n. c., July 19.--Additional
bodies found to-day in widely sePa-
ra,ed districts Of North Carolina
brought the number Of deaths from
the recent foods up to approHlina'ssS s
fiftv. with six persons missing and be-
lieved dead.
Seven were drowned at Ronda,. near
Wilkesboro, in the overflow OF tne
Yadkin River. They were In TWO
houses cast ashore after having peen
washed fifteen miles from wnere 'hey
originally stood -,
Nine deaths occurred southeast OF
Asheville, where the Rocky Broad RIVER
RACED through a narrow valley Sunday
carving everything before IT.
Damage at North Wilkesoro is esti-
mated at 100000. Seven persons "eae
drowned About twenty-five were cut
off at the Smoot tannery Saturday al,
ternoon. and spent the night marooned
on a stack of tanbark.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

ing. July 20. and blessings in place OF
curses shall fall upon your heads for
this noble deed"
In his statement to the Mayor Mr..
Schlesinger said that the union de-
manded nothing at its conference
with the manufacturers which was not
included in the protocol, or the re.
Gently terminated agreement, except
wage increase. Mr.. Schlesinger takes
exception in his second statement, is.
sued to the public. to the charges OF
bad faith brought by f. j. Vile, OF the
association.
Leader Accuses Employers.
"The seven long days of conferrlng
with the committee of the ASSOCIATION
were often patience trying torture
to us" he said "Still we sat there
and did our best to negotiate with
them and bring about a settlement. On
the seventh day we became convinced
that the manufacturers had no real IN
tention of settling the strike. and we
decided to put an end 10 the farce. IL
the manufacturers had really intended
TO settle the conflict the conference
would not have lasted more than two
or three days.
"Our demands with the exception
of the increase in wages and de-
crease of the hours of labor, were prac-
tically all part and parcel Of the old
protocol and the council of concilia-
tion's agreement of last year, under
which we worked until the lockout.
The manufacturers came TO this con-
ference with the determined aim to
deprive the workers of all the conces-
sionS granted to them six years ago,
and 10 this the union will not consent,
even if the strike is TO be carried on
the whole summer
Mr.. Schlesinger then says that Mr..
Vile "shed crocodile tears" over the
demand of the union prices for piece
work be settled on the basis Of 10 cents
an hour for operators and so cents for
fnishers. and that the price settlement
be made in the presence of price ad-
iusters furnished by both sides. Mr.
Vile. the union head added, was try
ing to convey the impression that this
was a new demand and would result
in the destruction of the cloak indus
try"
Shows Settlement Plans.
"The only way this strike can be set
tied" continues Mr.. Schlesinger, rs
through arbitration, and not by the
kind of heart-to-heart talks that Mr.
Vile and Mr.. Getsky have had with
the representatives Of the union"
In reply to Mr.. Schlesinger's state
ment. Mr.. Getsky, for the manufact-
urers, said:
"The union is using the Mayor as
cat's-paw in the furtherance of its po-
litical ends and in its attempt to IN
fuence public opinion. The unions
demand for pSce adjusters is far
fetched, unreasonable and play for
public opinion. Heretofore prices
have been arbitrated only when there
was disagreement, whereas price ad-
justers. according to the unions de
mand. are 70 be the mouthpiece Of the
union and will take part in the orig
inal price negotiations"
Mr.. Schlesinger announced last night
that he had received a letter from the
French Federation of Labor, in which
was enclosed 100 francs. The fedora
tion apologized for the small amount
with the statement that, owing TO the
war, it could not send more.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
Canada Enlists 350,657.

Ottawa, Ont, July 19.-Total en-
listments in Canada up to July IS,
announced to-day, numbered 350,657,
Ontario leading with 145,195. From
the Toronto district alone there are
79,715. Quebec has given 36,S90 men,
of whom 30,lS6 were from the Mon
treal district. From the maritime
provinces the number is 1858 and
from Manitoba to the coast l36,939.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20


Port Antonio tNor. Port Antonio July :. Monsso
BAY 10 and Kingston l3. 10 United Fruit Co. with
4 passengers and fruit. Bar m. .
Atlantis tNor). ssms July ls. 70 Ausntie Fruit
sfunamsr. Nipe July Is. 70 Munson IS Line. With
81 passengers and mdse. Bar m
krasnoarsk Russ, Dundee July 8. 10 Russian
Volunteer Fleet with mdse Bar 30 m.
Co. with mdsc quar- 10 m.
III Mar. Galveston July lS 10 Southern Pacinc
Co. with mdse quar- si5 a m ,, g r..
San Marcos Galveston July IL, 10 mallory IS 'o'
with passengers and mdse quar- l0.3 m
Ienape, jacksonville July Is and Charleston II.
to Clyde SIS Co. with passengers and mdse. quar-
Rochester. London July 3. to Vacuum OIL Co.
Lynsenfjord Cyor,. Bergen July 3. to Benham &
S;est yestis lBri HslIisI 5. July II. to Lamport
Madison newport News and Norfolk. to Old Do
mnion IS Co. with passengers and mdse quar-
Alsiers. Freeport Ter. July 10. to Southern SIS
Co With mdse quar- ? l2 p m.
Delaware. Philadelphia, TO Clyde SIS Co. with
is Lena tBfj. Philsdeipha July is. to Norton Lily
Mens. CFr). Bordeaux July B. to Compasnie Cen
ersie Transatlantique. Bar lis n
SAILED.
Fukoku Mar Jap) Norfolk: Clan McDougal
(BJ Hayre, III Rio. Galveston: Creole. Ne" Or
leans; Finland. Liverpool: zacapa. KINGSTON Bor,
inquen. baltimore: Msrscsibo Mayasuez; Admiral
sebree. Norfolk. Rimfs1e DAM. Antills; Jefer-
son Norfolk and Newport News. Tyler Norfolk
and Newport News: sebastiano Gtsl). Gibraltar
yes,norse (Sor). Port Antonio; Rulna tN9rl'
PO, Antonio. P1iroclus Dutch hotrdam n,i ieits
Escant tBegl. Haue. GraGare DAM. Baltiinote'
Ecuador Cristobal.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Kirkwall. July l5-Chemuns. New YORK Tor Rotter'
dam
Rotterdam July l7-Rotterdam Dutch Tank. New
York. Treyier (Bels). New York
Port natal. July lS-Macedon tBrl. New York for
Melbourne.
81 Thomas July le-Parima (Br). New York for
DemeTsra.
Balboa July l9-Euymedon (Br). Hong Kong
for Boston and New York. Matilda, Victoria
G. FOR New York.
Gihraitar. July i7-ItAlls tBr). New York for
Genoa.
Balboa July l3-Hsrm fNorl. New York.
Mgrseia. July lj-TrontO lT}rl New York
SAILED.
Liverpool. July ls-Cnpathia tBrl. New York
Lsbon. July ll-isla lie Panay tSpsnl. New York
Seville jay l3-Alicsnte (SpAn). New York
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

ing the convention with five other
members.
The trade section of theatre man man,
ayers of Rotary, at speeiaI ,sIe,s n,ieuias
6elJ Of amusement will endeayor to
Rotary and to use as standard the the
motto: "He profits most who serves
hest"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
Oiler Crushed Under Motor.

Henry Clauss, of l03 Crescent Street,
Brooklyn, a motor oiler for the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit, was crushea 10
death yesterday when motor tnat was
being hoisted in the power house at
&c Gillen Place, Brooklyn, slipped from
an elevator.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
THE WEATHER REPORT

Reports for the Last Twenty-four
Hours and Official Forecasts.
Washington. July le-The south Atlantic dis
turbsnce is apparently central tonight about lati-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
ESCAPE INFANTILE PARALYSIS!

An ideal summer home. with all modern
and poolroom, state road
newly paved. near Chsutauqua. VIII sell 10
right party. Lizzie Dickson. Mayville. y Y.
LIT YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HONE
Best financial plan explained hy Country Home
League. No 20 West S2d ST.. Dept z Phone
$3.50 Mad 50
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

Highest temperature yesterday. ss degrees tat
noonl; lowest 50 Cat 3 a M average IS; average
for corresponding da;e last year, ~; average I0f
CORES ponding date last thir,y three years ~
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
FIRE RECORD.

A VI -,
u 800 ysndam ST. Dan Decker; sngnt
l2j0-23l Eighth sy. Beck shoe @ ttlhns
a.0o-23g " l25ih ST.. James T. Fay. triflng.
2I5-l2li Madison ay. John Becker. slight
43O-s25 Sixth sy. Schwartz Novelty shop: tn
fling.
4i5--67 and 80 ". l3lst ST.. Manhattan Savings
Bank CO. slight
523-Roadway OF Manhattan Bridge. Borden MIX
Co auto. $1,000.
s55-652 Morris ay. Gonapo Andero: slight
10 55-Frunt of col Bergen sv. truck. Rheinhsrt
Co.. S25.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
SIMMER COTTAGES WANTED.

COTTAGE III RN1sHED. OCEAN FRONT on
Long Island or New Jersey shore. August u 10
Sept 10 Give details o.. cottage. Location. rrnt
and other points. Address CALL BOX -. East
OrlSS y. 4
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


UNITED states Coast and Geoietc Survey
sun rise. 4 iOAfoon rises (p. m } ~ IS
sun sets.............f 2tAfOon sets "a m IL ~
tIfGU WATER
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

northeast and increasing. becoming strong Thursday
night. with rain middle Atlantic. northeas, 10 north
gales. with rain. south Atlantic. moderate south
and southwest except north and northwest gales
ThuSdsy on the North Carolina coast, generally
fair: cas-, Gulf gentle 10 moderate south; parity
cloudy. with thunder showers over northern poruon
west Gulf. moderate south WITH geneialy ihf
Gather. upper lakes moderate variable THURSDAY,
mostly northwest and north: fair. except thunder
showers on Huron some~het cooler lower iaHes
moderate south and southwest Thursday. unsetted
probably thunder showers on Erie; slightly cooler
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

Local For.cast.-showerS to-day and tomorrow
northeast to north winds increasing and becoming
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

,ud. a longitude 70 with a northward move
ment The highest wind velocity thus far re-
por,ed was slrty -four miles an hour. from the
wos, a. +, point about four hundred miles on
the South Carolina coast. Thunder showers con-
,,nusd IN the e,st Gulf states and extended into
tho South Atlantic States. There were also mum
40, shower. IN m. Central valley, the upper lake
and west lower lake region the sonib pians
states and the extreme Southwest, ana local
showers IN the Middle Atlantic states.
Uigh ternpers,tlres continue east OF tho ROCKY
Mountains. except I'm the east Gull and SCUM
Atlantic States. and weather again pfefhS
ia the extreme West.
Thunder showers will continue Thursday ana
Friday In the east Gulf states Georgia. northern
and Central Florida and Thursday In the ono
Valley and tho lake region, followed by generally
fair weather Friday. In New England and tns
Middle Atlantic States tho weather VIII be un-
seitsd with showers, followed by fair weather
riday I'm the latter districts. II VIII be some
what cooler Thursday IN the lake region.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
Forecasts for Speoiai looalltI,s.-Eastcrn Ne"

York-Partly cloudy to-day. showers In sou'nefn
portion showers 10 morrow ,, .,
District Of Columbia. Eastern PennsyFania ana
Maryland-Generslly cloudy to-day. probably show
ers, fair tomorrow. - 4, -.
virgnia.-Partly cloudy to-day; showers IN east
ern portion: partly cloudy tO-morrow. -,
Delaware and New Jersey-sho"ers to-day' iaH
10 morrow. o,.a 80
Southern New England and Tennessec-Clouoy 10
day: showers by to night; showers D-noIrV". H..
Northern New England-Party CLOUDY to-dsy'
showers tomorrow. ,, .A,.
Kentucky and West Yirgina-Locsl thunder SNOW
srs to-day. partly cloudy tomorrow -,
Western New York--LOcal thunder showers to-oay
or tonight; somewhat cooler; f3lr 10 morrow -,
Western Pennsylvania and Ohio-Loca thunder
showers to-day: somewhst cooler in northern pof-
ton partly cloudy tomorrow -. L.. ..,.-.it,
North Csrolina-Party cloudy to-day; generally
fair 10 morrow. -. -.
south Carolina generally fair to-day and to-mor-
row - -, .I,-d..
showers to-day and to morrow. -, - o..
Florida-Iocal thunder showers To-Day ana u
morrow erceo, fair IN southern portion -
Iouisiana-G'nsettled to-day and 70 morrow PROV
ably showers IN southeastern portion - ~
Arkansas Oklahoma and Eastern IeAas-uhse'-
tied to-day and tomorrow. ,o.
Western Texas-Psrtly cloudy to-day and to-rnor-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

Local Official Record-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
teuperature for ;e last twenty four hours. IN com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
AD ay Lin g
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.

leaves daily except Sunday. II. Of Christie
pher St, 6 W. l29th St. $50, lonkers'
7 =. NJ. for Newburgh. Catskill. Hudson.
Coxsackie. Tickets interchangeable with
those Of Day Line Tel. 1897 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

Storm warnIng.-Advsory. $50 p. m: Northeast
Storm warnings continued. Delaware Breakwaier 70
Hatteras except Baltimore Storm now apparently
central about latitude 33. Longitude 10 Ih"'lHs
north Northerly gales Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
INCOMING STEAMERS.
FRIDAY. JULY 81.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
ARRIVED.

Katonis-s.ntisso ........ u 00 "
CITY OF Monrgornefy-savannah 800 PSI
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
Barometer Readings.

s {, m...sOle p 3Oll p n. soo5
humidity.
8 1, No.. Sc ?. m...... 81 p. m...... 81
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
THE LAFAYETTE AsBuRY

Capacity 300. Social centre Of the resort Ri,nri1
water IN eyery room. Tub shower and nss5
bathrooms. Bachelor apartments NJ IL. FROST
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20

kEANSBURG, N. J. Boat. Boat nl, lsa's B1,asg =,
NJ. 2 .i3o. $50. 6i5. $50 p NJ Ss,ao Nv :, ~,
heyport rrolleys connect. ''op
New-York tribune., 1916-07-20
AsBURy PARK.
HOTEL KNICKERBOCKER ss.v'nlh A.

Perfect Roads! Magnificent Scenery! Brac-
ing AIT; For Road Nap address WM NJ.
kIMBALL. sec'y " f. Hotel Assn,
Draper Hotel Northampton. Mass
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Ueter EfzIebans.

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Mcnid)enbdnrbanocl iduuinoct.

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