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The New York herald., 1921-08-11
The Summaries.

seabright Invitation Mems singles-Fourth
round--vincent Richards defeated Howard
Kinsey. 0-o. e-3. G-2; William NJ. John
ston defeated Dean Mathey. Cd, G-f: Max
wooanam defeated Robert sEinsoy, So, s-4;
r. Norris Williams I'd defeated II. Gordon
Lowe. 6-2, O..
Mems Doubies-second round-Hoicombe
Ward and Dwight r. Davis defeated Max
Wocsnam and o. G.. n. Turnbull e-2, Sc;
$. III. yoshell and Vincent RicharIs defeated
Leon Do Turrene and John II. Howard
6--3. TO; Philip Neer and James Davies
o-3. rs: Howard and Robert Kinsey de-
fcated Samuel Hardy and Arthur Ycncken
THIRD Round-watson NJ. wa.hburn and
n, Norris Williams I'd defeated Holcombs
Ward and Dwight r. Davis. Ga. 8-s: Kari
Mathey and Leonard Beekman. SO, 7-5
wonen's singles-Third round-Nrr Marion
Einderstein Jessup defeated Miss leslie Dan-
croft, Ga, 6-3: Mrs. FRANKLIN I. Mallory
defeated Miss Martha Bayard, G--I. G-2;
Wills, o., 90. 6--2 Miss Mary X. Browne
defeated Miss Margaret Grove Ga c-1.
Doubles-Third round-Miss Helen Gilleau-
deau and Mrs. BENJAMIN y. Cole defeated
Miss Florence Bailn and Miss Helen Wills,
s-i, e-2; Miss Mary X: Browne and Mrs.
Bancroft and Miss Martha Bayard. 2-s,
e-1, 6-3. Mrs. Marion Zindersten Jessup
and Miss Eleanor Goss defeated Miss Mar
Earet Grove and Mrs. G. v. Hitchins. CO.
Mixed DoubIes-First round--Miss Helen
Ceres Baker and w. Merrill Hall, Ga, e-2:
Mrs May Sutton Bundy and Robert kinsey
defeated Miss Grace Bristed and T. y an.
bert. 6-f, Go.
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Saratoga Entries.

Third Race-rho Burnt Hills lightweight
Handicap; three -year-olds and upward six
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Coupled as y. II. Widener sutry.
Mercury was easily best and Forcing all the
with plenty 20 spare. Summit a. readily cid
running. Gallivanf, slow TO begin. was In close
Prince James ffnfshed resoluteiy. Bromelia quit
overweights- salIivant. v; PRINCE James. v.
acratched-zed, no
owners-No. I. ]. y. widencr; .. r. Jon nson
8, +. A. Clark; o. y. A. Cohen; z. =. -. W idsns
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Fourth Race-The Alabama: fiilies: three
year-olds. mile aud a quarter:
Index. W.T.. Index W.T..
Bit o. white.12l (s74) Prudcry .... .i24
6s5, Careful i2gI (67D Killaia ......i14
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Warns Against laNit!.

In his speech before the District
Of Columbia Chapter OF the Rainbow
Division Veterans last week. Maj.
Gen Charles r. Menoher cautioned
foreign service men against resting
on their laurels and reputation made
during the war to the extent of neg
IectIng present and future oppor-
tunities.
The occasion of the generals talk
wAs the celebration of the third an
niversary of the date on which the
Rainbow Division began active op-
erations against the Germans in the
14uneville sector in Lorraine in Feb
ruary, 1918. Local veterans met in
the basement of the Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing at 1904 + street, which they term
the Rainbow "dugout.'
J. Bentley Mulford. Walter d.
Roney and NJ. Manning Marcus were
appointed a committee to take up
with the proper authorities the aues-
tion of the local chapter having a
part in the. services incident to the
iuterment at Arlington National
cemetery OF the body OF an unknown
soldier which it is planned to bring
back from France. The chapter is
also arranging to plant a tree in
some appropriate place in memory
of Maj. william B. Hudson of the
District of Columbia, who served for
a time with 1.-The Rainbow Division
and was later killed in action while
on duty with another command.
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Giek Holiday PrSSrnln.

An entertainment including music and
appropriate. addresses marked the cele-
bration Of Washington's birthday by Ma
tionai Capital Post, No. 127. Of the Vet
erans of. Foreign Wars, at Community
Service Hall. Representative Thomas s.
Crago Of Pennsylvania making the prin-
cfpai address. He commanded a regi-
Evening star., 1921-02-27

The War Department considers that
the color of olive dtab is OF itself not
a distinctive part sf7the Army uni
form within the meaatns OF the law.
but that when eeimeAt Is cI, ac-
cording TO the special Army pattern
and in edition is OF the Army color
the combination makes ii a distinctive
part of the uniform.
This is set forth in a War Depart
ment statement concerning the regu-
Ia tions issued to prevent unauthorized
persons from wearing the uniforms.
thousands of which have been sold by
the Quartermaster Corps. The com
bination of cut and color are pro-
hibited when the uniform is worn by
unauthorized persons.
"The War Department does not con-
slider that dyeingt is the only way 10
make a coat or overcoat lose its DIS
tinctive character. continues the
etatement "Any radical alteration
would have the same effect, for eX-
ample a distinct change in the cut OF
the collar. the addition of different
colored cuffs or collar. or of cloth
belt ANY of these changes. provided
that in addition thereto all Insignia
md buttons have been removed. Would
stamp th,. garment at sight a. hon-
mil ary % any one acc1i, tonGT III
Army uniform. and therefore n" Nar
Department believes that it could be
legally worn.
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Post Rirtbd.~ Next week.

One week from tomorrow George
Washington Post. No. |. OF the -Aneri-
en- Legion. viii celebrate tho second
anniversary OF it's organization. the
event being Of r"r. ocular interest be-
cause il the !ir.:: posi- o. the legion
TO lie organized %ni hece use the pro-
aram wi II be given in the Cosmos Club.
viiere the original NEE tins was held
TWO years ago.
Maj. Gen. Wendell G. Neville who
commanded the 4th Marine Brigade of
the I'd Division. viii be the princiiial
Speaker and will tell the story of
From Paris to Coblenz." other
speakers will he Past Department
Commander f.. Lester Jones. one of the
founders of the first post and its first
commander. and Department Com
mander James A Drain. Post Conn
mander Howard S. Fisk will preside.
At the next regular meeting of the
post on March |. in Community Serv-
ice Hall. s1S I0th street. What a
Blind Man Saw in the War will be
told by Representative Thomas u.
Schall. the blind member of Congress
from Minnesota. Representative Schall.
accompa MED by his wife. visited the
front in France during the war
4 committee headed by Commander
Fisk visited Mount Vernon last Tues
day and plac aced a wreath in Washing
tons tomb. the trip being made aboard
the naval yacht Sylph.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

ment during the war in the Philip.
pines and is past coniinander-in-chief or
the veterans.
Lieut.. Col Furlong who also served
in the islands. spoke and patriotic reti-
tations were given by Samuel II. jacob
son. senior vice comma ndcr OF the post
Musical numbers were given by the
Misses wilhelmins, Clara and Rertha
McCauiey. with Prof. Hugh r. Salts
man at the piano. and by Irving w.
Bucklin.
The next meeting of the post. on
March 8, will be a closed one. as there
Is large class of~recruits to be in
itiateJ
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Veterans Committee Meets.

Veterxms' Committee Meets.
Members of the national legislative
committee OF The Veterans of Foreign
Wars We're in session at the IIarring-
ton Hotel February IS and 10. and an
other meeting will b. held immedia o
Y after the SiXty-seventh Congress
conveneS.
Comma nder- in-Chief Robert q. Wood
side OF the order was present. as were
several other national officers
The committee decided to continue
a vigorous campaign for adjusted
compensa ton; for the bill eliminating
class three training: legislation to per
NIT the pension bureau to make month
ly payments: Increased hospital facilf-
ties for the wounded of the world war.
and for other remedial measures for
those who served at one time or an
other in the Army. Navy or Marine
Corps
Evening star., 1921-02-27
VETERANS OF GREAT WAR
"A Column Devoted to the Interests of the Men Who
Defended the Nation on Land and Sea.

The next meeting of the chapter
will be held March at 1904 T. street.
TO which ali men who at one time
were in the Rainbow Division are in
vited
Evening star., 1921-02-27
Tanker. VIII Dance.

Tarkers Will Dance.
Treat I'm Rough veterans of 1ank
Corps Post, No 10. OF the American
Legion. will be hosts at dance IN the
Little Taaster of til" Post q zee
partm Mt building tomorrow night, Vice
Commander T. +. Randall being chair
man Of the floor committee; FRANK -
Pachham. in charge of music: D. I.
Michigan. refreshments George r.
FraiIsy. finance. and o. f. White, decora-
tions. s;s-
cussed a proposal to seek the appoint L
ment of veterans of the war who nave
lost an arm or a leg as trahc ponce
and the question is to ee ialo oelH,
the departmental executive commt-
tee by the posts member: vice on
mander Randall. who introduced the
resolution, said that no criticism was
meant against the present trahic po-
lice, but that the number OF poSitlohS
which manned veterans could NIL Wa
limited. and none in which the? eou'o
serve should be closed to the".
Women Hold Social.
Wives mothers &is'cr: and dauSh- :
tors of members of the Nc.er'hN ci
Foreign Wars are taking an lncrcas-
ing Interest in 'ac AFFAIRS o. t:G o.
der. - was mare "V''cnt ny we
tendance at The box So"al gwen lHSt
night ~ tho Id es' Auy:llsrE o1 Na =
tional Cari'al Post. No l2I.
This VS. the first auX!iisrE toi meo
in the District. and :he second ls no"
in process OF organ: :zation under the
auspices OF Admiral Peary Post: fcr-
manent officers will be elected by tEe
new auxiliary a Meeting TO be hcid
in the new Navy enrolment building
ais Pennsylva MIA avenue southeast.
tomorrow evening.
I.~,on Nan Gets 500.
A war veteran walked into the OF.
fee of Commander Howard S. Fisk OF
George Washington Post. No. l. OF the
American Legion, last week. ana
asked to submit an application for
membership m in that orga nization. His
discharge papers. he said were out on
the Pacific coast. and to obviate the
delay of sending for them Commander
Fisk suggested that the applicant go
to the War Department and obtain
certified copy of the papers.
In less than an hour the newcomer
returned with triplicate copies of his
discha rse-and 5000 in cash which the
War Depa rtment had been holding for
him for more than year because it
did not have his address.
The dead line" for the payment of
current dues to the American Legion
has been fixed for tomorrow. Fnbru
ary 2s Members who fail to pay be-
fore the expiration of that day will
have their names stricken from the
subscription list of the American Le-
gion Weekly.
Evening star., 1921-02-27

Del.Maf.va. Nash Motors Co.,
Distributors,
EaStoR, Nd.
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Cleared

Str Arabic (Br). Captain Roberts: Pom.
ia Delgada ana Gibraltar via Boston
White Star Line.
Str Mayaro (Br), Captain Drysdale
Grenada. Trinidad and Demerara; Furness
Witty & Co.
Str Pennsylvania (Am), Captain Tapley
Boston; United American Lines
str Lake i'annin (Am), Captain Dow
WILMINGTON and Brunswick; Clyde Line.
Str jefferson (Am). Captain Hershey
Norfolk; Old Dominion Transportation co
Str Norwalk CAMP. Captain Crowell
Boston. Eastern Steamship Co.
Str Mohawk {Am), Captain Ingram
Jacksonville and Charleston; Clyde Line.
Str old North state fAn). Captair
Marshall; London via Boulogne and
Plymouth United States Lire.
ST. Baltic {Dam. Captain Schroeder
Port Lobos; Robert T. Hague.
, str Gedania NDan). Captain Schulter
Fort i.obos; Robert l. Hague.
Str Santa Eliza tAm), Captain Cert zler
Boston from Antotagasta, " Grace 4
Co. ~
str Monana CAMP, Captain Kehoe: Co
Str j 4 Bostwick (Ain) Captain Nc.
Celty Port Iobos; Robert l. hague.
Str StSaola tAml, Captain Law; Kings
ton ard lartagena; United Fruit co.
Str Ell Captain (Am), Captain Hanson.
Hamilton, San Juan, Mayaguex and Ponce
Robert T. Hague.
Str Frederick r Kellogg (An).. Csntair
Nader; Tanpioo; Pan-American Petroleum.
and Transport Co.
Schr a o Seaman fAnl), Captain Enow,.
ton; Perth Anlboy; Sexton & Bryant
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American, Ports

4 Libby, TamPico. Robin Goodfenow New
Sailed Str Phaliron (Gls}. Port Maria
,, BVsp 10 Sept ,t, la--Arrived strs Maoahi
Ma 53 h"Tss Cub Aewisea r palo Banoc
folk; San Bruno. Port Limon: Tuckannois,
New York uatter two 1Sth). Sailed: 18th,
ST, Melrose. Baltimore. Arrived and
sailed Nsth9; Sir Kroonland New York
Tor Plymouth. Cherbourg and Antwerp.
CHARI.EsTON, Sept 19-Arrved: str
W. nlstuia DAM, Malta Redonda barge A D
CHESTER. "a, Sept ls-Arrivsd: Str
GALVESTON. Sept 19---Arrived: Strs
Matinicock, New York; Lake Florian, Port
arthur. Sailed: strs Carib, New York
M VIZ !, Mediterranean ports Dalworth
rouse tF'r), Havre and Hamburg; Meline
'T e = r., Tan = (, 6 s.n, "a ,
Iar1henia (Br), Baltimore; Rosalind tBr)
HAVANA. Sept ls--Arrived: Str sibo-
Hersert q WYE. Tampico: Ronda tB sr5s
Tampa; st Patrick. New Orleans. Sailed
ESSEX. Philadelphia; Dade city, Antwerp
MOBILE, Sept 1s--Strs Lake Git Edge
fSrt = ',s snsin,j , Tuscan Matanzss Sailed
wood. London via Pensacola.
MONTREAL, Sept ls--Arrivod: strs Cor
n'shman Obj. Avoninouth: verbania tRr,,
Strs Nantes ORR. Bremen Analienborg
N9an). Danish ports; Stolwyk (DO, Am.
sterdam; Manchester Producer OBJ Man
chester; Aikaid Dt1, Bremen. cabotia
Obj. Glasgow; Grey County tBD, Hayre
and London
:. NEWPORT NEWS Sept ls--Arrived:
Str Eastern Prince tBr). North Shields
sailed II ed Str Str ,G,relisle 1Br>. Ipswich.
erett New England; Freeman, New Eng
land: titco, st Michaels; Ethel Wolf CRrl
1aivest IN: lsth, strs Author (Br) Seattle:
Ssw Ys,L br'4se w., Venice T colnmsck tsehr>
philadeiphia; Walter d Noyes. New Enr'
land. Sailed: 18th, strs Thstlemore (BT)
li.-iverpeo' City OF Glasgow (Br), Yoke
h n Danier tBr). Antwerp: ciarksburg,
ia riialnoorg and Bremen; Anselds de Lar.
Thaga Bra, Rotterdam: Vancouver afarn
York - N's'o' -Ne"
., lEittADhLPHfA. Sept le--Arrivod. SIR.
; T,11aa.ssa tEor1. PORT Antonio: Philip pub
hcker Clsnfusgos; Henry S Grove Ssattle
&c 1n,o Jqle ., Laekenhseh. San Francisco. etc
Ihlhrlo, Boston: City az Cambridge fi,rl
i;os'oa, CITY Of ifanisow (Erl. Csscu3t,o'
~ stN nostor Donnell. Port Loboa
" M Irish. Mata Redond Mexico. W.
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Meyer Doubts SHINES Is
Back ON Hamburg Board
Has No Word of German F;nan-
cier's Restoration to Ship
Line Directorate

Julius P. Meyer, representative here
of the Hamburg American Lines, said
yesterday that he had not been adj
vised by his home Office that Hugo
SHINES. said to be an industrial power
in Germany. had been restored to the
directorate Of that company. accord
ing to advices brought to America last
week by several business men, who
have been in touch with conditions
abroad.
"If Mr.. SHINES had been appointed
a director, I should undoubtedly have
heard of it," So. d Mr.. Never, land
therefore | cannot believe that it is
true. If, on the contrary, the report
is authentic, the presence cf Mr..
SHINES will have no effect upon the
contract of the Hamburg American
Line with the Hartman interests"
r. II. NJ. Robinson. president of
the United American Lines, subs tan
tiated Mr.. Meyers statement regarding
the existing contract
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Liner Arabic to Sail To-is,

The White Star Liner Arabic vii
sail to-day for Gibraltar. Naples 49, 49,
Genoa by way of Boston, the trim be ;,,.
her entrance into the Mediterranes,
trade.
Prominent among those in the s,,,
cabin is Mrs. John Drake, who was es'
gagged during the war in providing fro.
milk for Italian children. Mrs. Drass
will have her second AUDIENCE Wit
the Pope.
Others sailing are: Dr. Robert Bev,,
J. H. Mayne Campbell, the Rev. n
Craven, Mrs. Francis Dugro. Mr.. ARD
Mrs. Charles G. Hover, SIR. and Mrs
II. A. Hubbard, Mrs; Thomas Kinaella
Miss Eileen Kinsella, Miss Kathleen
Kinsella, Mrs. Ogden. Herbert G. De-.
den jr., Miss Elizabeth C. Ogden, Mss
Gladys C. Ogden, Miss Ann H. Ogden
Miss Faith n. Ogden, Miss Sydney r
Ogden, Mrs. Allen II. Summer, Lien.
enant Warren C. Taylor and Miss NJ
Hubbard Young.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

HAvRE. Sept l0--Str La Savoie (Frl
LIVERPOOL. Sept 1a--Str Carmans
(Br).
ANTWERP. Sept f5--str Mesaba (Br)
PLYMOUTH. Sept 19--Str iceland (Br)
for Cherbourg and Antwerp and proceeded
HAVRE, Sept 17-Str Pawnee.
TALCAIGUANO, Sept 17--Str Santa
Lusa.
BATAVIA. Sept 15--Str Bawean (Du)
COLOMBO. Sept 16--Str City of AIDE
sT MicHAELs, Sept l7--str Asia (rr)
for Beirut.
cADlz. Sept 17-str Bclvedere Utal).
Pl;fMouTH, Sept 1a-~str Ryndam Dt
for Rotterdam and proceeded.
MONlILE, Sept 19Str Columbia (Br) ;,
for Glasgow and proceeded.
GIBRALTAR, Sept IS-Str Cretio (Br)
via Boston, for Naples.
Departures for Now York
AMSTERDAM. Sept l5-Str Ocean (Du).
PALERMO, Sept l6-Str Calabria (Brl.
from Patras
SINGAPORE Sept 1s-str Celtic Prince
. HONG KONG. Sept ls-str Tuscan
Prince fBr).
HAMBURG Sept 14-str Kenowis.
GIBRALTAR. Sept 17---Str Meleneus
tBr), from Yokohama
LONDON. sept 17--str Monominee OBJ.
GIBRALTAR. Sept l6-str Howicls
Hall, from Calcutta
SoDEKMANN, Sept S--Str Ossineke.
y, G,1IiRIsTIANIA. Sept 17--str Frederilk
LlyERPooL, Sept ls-str Cedric tBr,.
GIBRALTAR, Sept 1s-strs NJ Dollar
PORT TALBOT. Sept 16-~Str Tolirna
tHr), formerly Chipanr
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u. S. Line Cuts Steerape
Rate to Bremen-Danz;o
Reduces Fare S25 to Each D.
and Expects Big In.
crease in Traffic

Following the action of comoe.,.,.
transatlantic companies the rrr. .:a
States Line announced yesterday A ess
IN steerage rates to Bremen and cus
zig. To the former the now Daaf.
will be 500 and to the latter CITY, sa err.
This is a reduction Of approx;T, ny ny.
s25 in each instance. '''la'e'sS
Similar decreases are made n -,
Grants sn to II 'nl pa cities on the Cont.
natural gateway into Europe fbo a sas
Of travel is expected to be hsa sT Hos
this new American line. "
The Potomac will sail THURSDAY ,,;.,
o good passenger list. TIE Aroey;c"s Nv; {
due tomorrow night or Tbnrs l .
morning and mas her first and sasosy
cabins booked to capacity. She lac es..
New York again on September % >"'ss
Other transatlantic companies b.u
followed the action of the Red S.s,
Line in reducing steerage rates fr.n s
this port. '''n1
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Arrived Yesterday

str G A Flagg. Houston Sept 10: ,c
Southern Steamship Co with mdse; Erie
str Baltic (Bry, liverpool Sept 10
Queenstown Sept II; TO the White Star
Line, With 2Ss first 4o4 second, Ss3 third
class pass mails and mdse: ricr CO. II.
str Espcranza. rampieo Sept &. Vera
srpz SEPT 10. Progreso Sept lS ltavana
sept "A, Nassau Sept u; to the New York
mails and ndse: Pier ia, B'lSisn
str Santa ELISA. Valparaiso Aug 81, An
Sept 4. Pisco Sept s. Cerro Azul sept 6,
Callao Sept Z. Salaverry Sept 3. CrisSobai
Sept II; to w r Grace & Co with rs pass.
mails and mdse; Pier 50, Bklyn.
Str Mount Vernon tNor). Nueva Corona.
Isle Of Pines, Sept ; TO the Atlantic Fruit
CO l. VIII IN srapSf fruit Pier :, Il.
Pedro Aug 30 Cristobal Sept II; to the
United american Lines, with andse: Pier
6, Bush Docks. B'klyn.
rs ST. Bostwicl. Lobos Sept ~ 10
robert Hague. with crude oil Pier G,
Constable Hook n j.
Str ely of t'reeport Liverpool Sept 5;
OF Starleton, l.
Str Fort $. George Usrl. Bermuda Sept
~ to The Furness Bermuda Line with s9e
Str san Mateo. rela Sept IL; TO the
cndted Fruit CO. with fruit; Pier Is. F. r.
s Juan to the ssP Ncw y Mry'su1 Porto To-
Rico Steamship ca. with "a pass. mails
and indse Pier 50, Bklyn:
Ok NditthONtt. EGgt Antonio Sept ! 4, TO
the Atlantic Fruit Co. with pass and
Str Pax Ling tsr). Port Said Aug 2s.
Boston II. to Booth < CO, with mdse.
Pier 7, Bush Docks. Bklyn
Str Helen. Ponce Sept ii. MayaFuez IL,
san Juan ~ TO the Bull-Insular Line.
with sugar; Pier 81, Bklyn.
Str Gedania (Danz), Lobos Sept 10. 10
Robert l. Hague. with crude OIL Pier 5,
Bayonne j.
Str Jonanoy, Boston Sept fs. 10 poca-
houtas Fuel Co: Shewan's d d. Bklyn.
Str Socony and barge Sooony 81 Poston
Sept Is. to Standard on Co of New York;
anchored off Tonpkinsville. S I.
str MUNRO. Boston Sept IS. to Munson
Lines, with mdse; Pier 10. f r
Str Pinar del Rio (fsr). Baltimore Sept
II, to and Brazil Steamship Line. with
mdse; Pier s, D. L. & " r r, Hoboken
.schr Georgia d jenkins, Charleston Sent
10. to Serton & Bryant with mdse: an.
Strs John Rockefeller (Anl) Meta
Redonda; Pennsylvania (Am), Boston:
City of Montgomery (Arn) SAVANNAH
Lake Fannin (Am), Wilmington and Bruins,
wick.
schrs Albert f Paul (Am), Port Roval
c, Doris Hamlin (Am). Hampton Roads
u 5 destroyers Porter, WAINWRIGHT
sonyng ham. Downes, Baleh, Cassn, Parker
" inslow, Ericsson, McDougal. 'Bricn, Mich
olson and Breck. sea.
I battleships Kansas. Philadelphia.
ohio, I4ynnhaven Roads
Str Stavangerfjord (Nor) Bergen TO
Norwegian American Line, with mails and
ndse
Str Elnac, Kingston Sept a.
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incoming Steamships
Duo To-day

Vessel. Port a~.,
Mexican. BOSTON, Sept II. United Am me,
w,,n,,l,Keno, Hamburg. Sept T..Winianrs S j 90
"nihlio, cristobal. Sept 12..NilHa,ns S = Co
na seem''hs, trieste, Sept g.. Phelps Bros
MeSico Havana, Sept Wasc Lima
st Mihiel, Colon. Sept ID '-''''
,,.-,, u Army Transport Service
virgil. Barbados. Sept IL.
San Giorgio, Naples. Sept 6 Italia An Linz Iins
A' SSiio'l' hamburg, sept 8 I'm Am Lineg
Due Tomorrow
America, Cherbourg. Sept 12J G Inns
Ciympic, SOUTHAMPTON. Sept Nv star /,
''ocAhoim' Go'henourg. Sept 10.
Munemar, Antila. Sept IT, Mungon Inns mas
city OF Lucknow, Cardiff Sept g.
Canada. Palermo. Sept .Fabrn LINE LINE
- uroh santos, Sept 5...... Munson Linz {.
ON forAs Isle. Sept TO- Clyde S D Line
Due Thursday
Vasari. Liverpool. Sept IL.
r,xa s,, Lamport & Holt Line
oresofnan, Hamburg. Sept SIN An, I.Ines
Due Friday
bha ant .,,a Hsavre Sept Ia. French Line
Mcdonnell G. Trpdn
Due Saturday
ss1l l Antwerp. Sept Ia Red Star Line
"'S"u''a' hanourg.' Sept Ia. Amer Line
Due Sunday
Canopic, Azores, Sept I5. /. White Star lin.
Due Monday
ouckeye state, San Pedro, Sept IL
49, United Amer Lines
"a Lorraine, Havre. Sept IT,. French linz
ofi@aoa Fampco, Sept is. ..... Ward Line
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PORT ARTHUR. Tex Sept 19--Arrivod;
Strs Gulf Queen. Tampico. Argonne. New
York, Joseph Seep Bermuda; Cheniston
tnr), Tynedock England. Sailed: str
Gulf Star, Tampco.
ChaInaette Havana; Coahuein (Mex), Vera
cruz; Copen (Iond) Tela:. Couleo. Belize
Ciansfjord (Nor). Port Barrios; Gientworth
fi5r) Bremen Gulf King. Mexico; Lake
Fisher Vera Cruz; Livingston Roe. Europe;
Mctapan, 1ocas del Tcro; Rama (Nic).
Hluehoids; Roanoke, Port Lobos; 4 Will
iams Mexico. Sailed Strs Charles Pratt
New York; Tarraday (Br). Cicnfucgos
NJ T. Elliott New York: G # Wnring. Jack
sonville; Omoa tHond), Truxillo; Pioneer.
New York.
PORTLAND. Me. Sept 1e--Arrvcd. Str
Eirene (fsr>, Norfolk: schrs James w
folk. sailed: Str Henry Whitton. Sa~
SAVANNAH. Sept 1s--Arrived. Str
city OF st Louis, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-20

From The Tyibmnefs Wdshin0ton Bureau
WASH1NGTON, Sept. 13.-Arrny orders
issued to-day follow.
Cavalry
Following to For, Ethan Aiien-colwell,
Capt j. X; Zelff, Capt l. H.: hasten.
Capt. w. H.; Rundell, 1t. r. E.: Turner,
1t. i. t.; Knudsen. Lit. c.: Rhoads. Lit IL.
Infantry
McFau Capt. II. b.. to Minneapolis
Wilson. Capt. c. B., to Constanttnople
Smart. Maj. c. r.. to Charleston.
Medical Corps
Johnston, Maj J. E., to Camp DIX.
Brihsmade. Maj. D. b., to Watertown
Huggins. 1t. Col. ]. b., to Camp Hum
phreys
Quartermaster Corps
Keller. Maj. j. T.. to New Orleans
Horst, Maj. w. 10 Charleston.
Honorahly discharged Capt w. T.
Miscellaneous
Chappelear. 1t. Col. L. s.. ADJ. Gems Dept,
TO Manila
Glllen,. 1t Col. A. c.. ADJ. Gems Dept.
to Panama
Thompson. Maj. c. f.. Gen. Staff to Wash
fngton.
Miller, Capt H., Eng. resigned.