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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08

pei, has captured ths second contract
gwen out 70 an American shipyard since
the hrse Of the year It Ia tahksr .for
me Atlantic Hehnng Company 27s feet
long, 81 feet beam and 20 feet moiaed
depth Geared turbine engines will be the
motive power, fea by steam from two Bah
cock ss WILCOX water tube boilers.
BALTIMORE, July Tina ueurattns ths
new passenger service of the Pactfs Mai
ssteamshp Company from Baltimore tc
san Francisco. the steamship Venezuela
iett her berth here to-day on the first
lee of her journey TO the west coast and
intermediate points. The new Empire
stats which viii entsr the com pahy'.
service TO the. Orient leaves at 1 o'clock
on Friday on her maiden voyage. Besides
storage passengers and freight, the veue
Auela Carried so cabin passengers.
n PORTLAND. Ore, July 7--The Williams
steamship Line Will inauEurate a fifteen
gay service between Portland and New
I ORR with the arrival next week Of the
motorship Kennecott according I'd an.
nouneainert here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Shipping Men
To Back New
Marine Laws
Plan Representation at the
Hearings To Be Held by
Congress Committees ON
A Number of Measures
Fight on Load-Line Bill
Panama Tolls Exempted To
Be Taken Up; Hustled
Act Meets With Favor

New York shipping interests are
,Isnning TO be represented at hearings
n be held in the near future by Con-
~-essional committees on q number of
sins affecting American shipping.
The House Committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries has set July ID
Or The opening Of hearings in cennec-
.inu with the bill fixing lead-hne regu-
btens fer American vessels. The
I,,eYican Steamship Owners Associa-
ton is expected to be represented at
,hese hearings by its technical com
wi.tee. Of which the chairman is w. F.
Gihbs. chief constructor for the Ans ri-
ran Line, and the man who supervised
,be reproduction of the plans fer the
leviathan.
Load-Line Bill Opposed
Opposition to this measure is ex-
,ected from the schooner interests, and
an effort may be made to have coast
wise shipping exempted from the pro
visions of the bill.
The Senate Committee on Inter
oceanic Canals = expected shortly to
.ske IN the Borah bill for the exemp-
ton Of American vessels from Panama
Canal tolls. This measure, which Will
BE- favored by American shipping in
terests, is meeting with opposition
from railway interests
In connection with this bill the ques-
ton Of inequalities in regard to toll
charges is likely TO be brought up.
Under the present system, it is stated,
a charge is made of approximately
sf.s5 per net registered ton for vessels
loaded and of 81 for vessels when light.
As there is no charge Tor deck loads
many lumber-carrying vessels make no
return to the government for the actual
cargo carried.
Tell Charges a Burden
Under the present depressed ship
ping conditions, it is pointed out, ships
are fortunate to secure quarter 70
third cargoes, and the tolls being
charged the same as if full cargo was
carried The vessels expenses are made
greater proportionately than if they
had full holds.
The Hustled bill will, it is reported,
be taken up by the House Committee
on the Judiciary soon, and representa-
tives Of shipping companies are eX-
sected to testify in favor of the meas
ure This bill authorizes the instltu-
ton Of suits in admiralty against the
government by ship owners when their
vessels or goods have been damaged as
the result of collision with any gov
ernment-owned vessel, without requir-
ing an application to Congress, in each
Particular instance, for the passage of
8 special enabling act.
1t also authorizes suits in regard to
salvaging claims against the govern
ment, OF which there are number. at
present, arising out of the operation
Of the Shipping Boards tonnage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

distance Is given In miles reports are
aa'eu at noon u"'eSs olnel"lSe specimen
Agwisun off Key West July T.
Aibertolite 7$ Sc Nantncket " July 6.
Albert y Watt lat So - lon u 81 July g.
Aladin 102 5 Jupiter July 6.
Arapahoe 2S5 SV Ilatteras July G.
Aryan 50 e Sane Key @ July {. ''
Bethelridge 4S7 Me- GALVESTON July s.
Cananova go S Ambrose July s.
casey lat IS IS lon 81 /, July g.
Centsnnjal state e's10 p Ambrose July 6.
Chas NJ Nverest Cd " sand KEY July g.
Chas Pratt ~ SW Sand Key .1uIy C.
city Of Daihart is2 ssE South Pass Jly
CIV Of St Ioujsc MA s Ambrose lIlv g.
City 81 ssvannab 1Sa sW I1atteras .Iu,v 6
civ civ Of Vernon lat 50 Il Ion IS IL July s
Occur -tSs r. d'Aiene lat 40 e. lon So 81 July 8.
Colon rs ~ Ws' I'M, sd d July qnIy
comet IS S Jupiter jaiy 6.
Corson say o5 = So Nanspehg1 u1 1nI%
C psIlT S Anderson 50 Ne Jupiter July 6
creneI ella 50 9o0 " x san Go, h1y r 1qy a.
CIlstopal ~ c ~ 11 ~, rrI,, 6
ushnf' i oso " cane IIsn,.y INV 6
Edgsmooar- lat ,,, II =, 40 Ion y a. July g.
e. SUD - nv dori rsas uiE O se ru,,,
~ F;pltacl0 iessoa Al 90 10, ' ss a. In,y
d Asehs % mN ,fo suI iu,S
1917. on ~ II 1nnas 1os uatteras July q
1870, S+o4a "a fro,1, san Fran q PM
III,
c,,,,Faso.st ms c 81 Anrustino Julv 6.
Stis;sb9 IA { tatteras J,,lv 6
GTif,said aa5 WNW Tortugas July g.
Glifnrirce as p sand Key July Z
n NJ Flarler l6 NV Hatteras July 8.
Harold Walker 10 w Cape Cruz July 5.
Houma 5i4 NE Tecomate July g.
Invincible s2S r Cape Henry July s.
j Bostwick 1913 S Jupiter July g.
] C Donneu ~ e Sand Key July 7.
] r O'Nein Is S Harteras July g.
James McGee "a Charleston July S.
Katrina Luckenbach 325 Colon PM
July G.
Lake Fabias 10 f by Sc Hatteras July s.
Lake Faribaut lat % SIS Ion Is % July 6.
Lehigh 163 e Ambrose July T.
Liberator ESQ n Balboa July g.
Liberty Minqua1 40 w sand Key July o.
Lightburne 10 sand Key July Z.
4lmac $50 r. Tampico July s;
llnon $50 Nant ucket Nv July o.,
Matlnicock o0o - galveston July D.
Merrmack - SW living ran oulS o.
Montroite 6v NV I9rtuga as . uiy %.
Nantucket ~ SW flre 1slahu July
NeiSoh bS9 5SM bfenton hgei Joiy o.
-Eesco lal % ~ ION . o. . NY "
,Ee" Aork ~ II toftus as 'uls o.
Noordam VIZ from Am prose July H., {;
1Sofhian fnIuSe > 10 . I1atee1 ~ eiS o.
~ ~ h. 81 - I pc rigni9 49,, ~
~ iSctloi - 81 'dliu NY 10y o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
sail Wednesday,
Trans-P Pacific Mails

The connecting mails close ~ the Gen
eral Postoffioe and City Hall Postoffce
station. New York, at 7 y. IN, as follows:
Hawaii. Via San Francisco steamship Mat
sonia, July 8.
Japan Ccrea. China and Siberia, via
Seattle. steamship Africa MART, July o.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands Straits Settie-
ments. Sumatra anc specially addressed
mail for French Indo-Cnlna. British
India and Ceyion. via San Francisto,
steamship Granite State. July 9.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail FIR
Australia ana New Zealand. via Seattle
steamshipp Las Vegas. July 10
Japan, Corea, China and Siberia via
Seattle, ntcarship Fushima Maru
July 10.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies eek
Cept Sunatra), via Vancouver and Vie
terra b. C.. steamship MonteaSie
July Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Wife Escapes Tar Coat
Like Party Gave Husband
Liquor Raids Believed To Be
Back of Treatment Michigan
Farmer Suffers
gpecidl Dispqtch to The Tribun

THREE RIVERS, Mich. July r
Lurng him to a lonely spot on the
pretext that they wanted his aid in
repairing their automobile, masked
men tonight tarred and feathered Ray
Bassett, a farmer.
Hearing connection, Mrs. Bassett
left her home to learn what had be-
fallen her husband. She, too, was
seized but she broke away before tar
and feathers could be applied.
Armed with shotgun. her son ap-
peared and opened fire on the. party,
who jumped into a machine and drove
away.
The Bassetts, it is believed, fur
nished information which led to liquor
raids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Sailed Yesterday

Strs Arna (Nor). Baltimore; Clan Macin-
mes (Br), Norfolk; Vctolite (Am) trial
trip France lFr), Havre; Mohawk CAMP,
Jacksonville; Moro Castle (Am), Havana
City OF Montgomery (Am), savannah
Jefferson CAM, Norfolk; Cantigny Camp,
Antwerp: Ell Estero (Am), New Orleans;
Mount Clinton CAml. Hamburg; schrs Lin
coin (Am), Charleston: Charles NJ Stru-
ven CAM. Wilmington; Dorothea l.
Brlnkmann (Am). Charleston: strs Var
dulia (Brl. liverpool Via Norfolk: Ariano
(Am), Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Foreign Trade Notes

According to Information transmit
ted t. the Department CT Commerce by
the Italian Embassy, the new Italian
tariff was put into eject on July I.
French exports OF six during 1920
were lar-est TO the United Kingdom,
totaling 72lA40,oo francs Those to
the United States, ssgregating 254,651,-
600 francs, were next in value.
boisa. or exchange for trading in
shares, bonds, stocks, &c, has been
ope1tsd in Quito. the Srst Of It's class
in Ecuador
AlSshia i reported "a need cotton
and WOODEN goods, leather goods, glass;
ware and hardware, as we'll as agri-
cultural machinery, srcIudiag carts.
reapers, snail fhreshine machines.
pumping machinery and psper and
printing machinery.
During 1920 the fur industry of Can
ada produced $500 600 pelts Of total
value of s21,3s7 BOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
judgments Filed
fn New york County


The following judgments were fied yes
Of the debtor;
Ayyatieilo, Biago-steiner MFG.
Adler Maurise r, and saul 'A'''''
Christan-M. Cohen. ........... 13s As
Aaronson. Aexantler--O S.
Aaron ffe s' Holding ''i' -
GO, Inc ..,.........s... 1874
ADAMS pritz Co., inc.-crana '''' %
Export Corp. -. ............ 1.s45a7
6i iin sem ainln--l Diensteln.. 1870. As
man Sons. Inc. ......,.... $3.50
ssHs4 ar MssM d i Mshn 55s5.25
:, , pIebaqnl ,...i-....;.....'. s.s2ss7
and Henry Blootn-Presitter Mt
and Directors of the Manhattan
College Of the city Of N. y 2''S0'sl
Clark Roy-wrisht & Brown ''0' -
Inc -. .............. 2eso2
Iioth, Abraham Bill. Brous 226.o0
LONDON Edward F. Jr,--B. Hyde 34981
C,p .im l'ro ~ inc.--h NJ Osborne 2,4S1.61
Charles Whlttemore Navigation
-, to.-Continental ms Co.. 22s7o
Glalre' Cora H. =. Peterson ct al $50 90
G G,,, NaH-N. rex .......... 1850 40
Dickson James tsS. All r. Klein. 1000
Doran. Marie-j. Adtkes ct al 477S'
costs ................. 1850
Denes. Louis prospect Embroid- i0'zO
r cry 90. l-tlbre Yarn Co. Inc. 2Tsss
Deslauriers Air Craft Corp-Mey-
ercord Co, Inc. ........... 19s45
Davidson. hlng-Milbrook Realty
co, Inc ,.i.,,..,... .......... 1000 rs
il klemens. ............... 1870
Enrich Harry-B NJ Dolman 111s41
FOrnJnQ
Denies Herueles and Attic
StiglIsh Savannah Hotel Coz
metropolitan Tobacco Co... 1osso
FRANK Mcrris-Spieg elman &. Lie
FeIdman, Louis q Feldman>-D 1''''
:, . Iaslackg ..;.:.. 422s7
Friedman Louis Van Tieh... 1854
Faslow, Meyer and Alex (Fastow
Bros)EProcter & Gamble Dis
tributing Co .......... INK an
Gresham, Eliiah-Mand {. Aiper. i'''1O
ct Inc GOO u tt,:i,.aa 5a7s4
Gudis. Morrls-A Diamond 1870. asa 30
Goldston. Michael on Collision
Crosse, An nFaln5I Alderman < 4''0S
Co .-;..........: ............ s71.2o
Acme Shade Co............. s24S5
CARRIER Morrs-A Hoffman ct al 1856
House, Jean Klugman. ..+... 1878
Henry Steel Products Corp and
Bdw A Henry-Empire Trust
Hylan Jencks 1nc-M Hickey
Co, Inc ......... 35I.T0
ct al Observation-Disclosures. 4s71o
Jaffe, Harry Frenkel. ......,. SOFIA
Jerome Rose-Proctcr & Gamble
Distributing Co ..........,... 1900
Karbo Products Co, Inc-Nestles
Food Co. Inc ............... S.t24.s1
Levine, Jacob. and Louis Salko-
WITT A L Friedman ct al. 22t.12
Maruri, Eduardo--J Roman. 604.2
Martin, George and Edward
George Martin & Son)-H.
Hencken ..................... 1880
Bros Inc ,......,......... 2936s
Bros, New. York ............. ts9 40
Marencelli. Marie-F. Hanratty.. 109. O6
Nager ...e.,.....'......,..... ss7s5
Marine & Commerce Corp of
Notwithstanding Ins. Co. 14757
Ter .....;,........:....';.,,,...-... 1,ts2.s7
Inc-G Atkinson .,.,..... 1928
Neehamkus, Johns. Katz...... 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Marine Reports


Hattcras to Key Nest Moderate south
east and south winds, partly overcast
weather, local showers.
East Gulf--Moderate variable winda.
mostly east and southeast generally over
cast weather. local rains.
West Gulf~-Cieutle to moderate variable
winds. partly overcast weather. local
showers
over Caribbean Sea and winaward Pae-
ssee--Moderate to fresh easterly winds,
partly overcast weather, occasional show =
ers,
North Of Sandy Wook---Gentle to mod
crate znuth and southwest winds and over =
cast. thick weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteraa-Gentle 10
moderate southeriy winds. partly overcast
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
fito>Reeord

. 'O-sqs west nth st. annie
,ss dsa7mae ................ Tri1ng
sso A9ei.es ........... Unknown
'S0~sol East idssh st.. Morris
e,so f1sueheT .................. Unknown
V-l5o2 Amsterdam av.. Es-
Han Leila Brothers Unkuewn
''o-2Z2 Fourth Az, awning.
ii:4s. SIaFrtan Co..........-.. Cnkno 80
Sinpson and $500 SITS. the
Sfonx. automobile truck,
Pm schwartz & Altman. Unknown
''O--lso Nassau st. rubbish.
s.sa unknown .......... None
V--$ol Canal st, Finkelstein
e:ssssesa Estate Company Unknown
san -sES Filth av. unoccupier Trifing
s,Is W. fist s. q. unknown. Unknown
i'V Avenue 3, George Hallick,
s:5D--,ar Trihlng
;. Rs,.. st. Nicholas av.: Julius
"'''--ios W. 18th st william Altman r'''"s
An. Trifing
4O-~ll4th ST. and sth av.. auto:
Tho Distrigt Street Cleaning .Triiing
shorsa record printed yesterday morning
Stesn,.a.a IRE as having occurred in the
ktrse, of cornfeid & Katz. 125 canal
IA - Inc Fire Marshal hnds the fire
another part OF the btiiiaisg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08

New York Heredla. Boeas del Toro Lake
CAlisteo, pranEe. Tex; Truxillo. Tampa,
FORT TAMPA Fla July Sailed: Str
Angela {ap),. New York
SAVANNAH. Ga, July 7--Arrved strs
Irintdadian. Port Arthur: city Of st Louis.
New York. Sailed Str Junata, Baltimore.
TAMPA Fla, July T--Snlied strs Lake
Freeland, New York; Eastern sun, New
York; schr Island Home tBi), Grand
Caymau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
CITY Island
Bound Soutl,

Bound South
ST, Rosalnd (Br). st johns. N r, and
Halifax for New York, to Bowrlng e.
Co. with II pass and hdse
Bound East
schr Wap!u (Br). Perth Amboy. for Hal
flax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08

g Roafk, Jars-M Frankferd l,o33ss
olympia Shipping Corp. II, A
psssS, bertha A-RaS Realty ~
pannHthsoA FIXTURE CORP l. ''a''
. HendrirRson ...,........ s91.o7
N 70. g. diiilss -. 2.2as.se
:, s'ew YORK. :. .......-.......ee' 1870
Rosen, Joseph BE Klein. 111.70
Ruhl, Chas. J. and Helen F.
s,lyerlnan, lseEc. q Barring Is7se
l,an,.isTih St I've / bress9i
Shamforoff Jacob--E. Arnold 1866
s5 Tssass' 1 ss Hsitss. s 81. 1s
susknd Max, and TOTO Fried
tsuskind & Fried)-~s. stage
S b Davis Construrtson O.. ins..
ard Dawson Construction Co.
Inc.-Campbell Carpet Cleaning
Thomas Simmons / Co nc. 2Aos3
Tolosim Florindo--weber supply
costs .............. 1883
w Pnrkee 4I,s Co Inc R.-a,rd 1874 15s &
Williams, Arnold & CO. Inc. Arrnn
Kohn ana Harry De Levine
Ibta Rice Mills Co ......, ISL S.
Yerehios Inc.--Northclife Knit
ting Mills Observation-Disclosures 1910
Young David W-G H. Reeler. 1877 S5
zahn, fda--M. X. Mauradian... SLIGO
costs ...,'...........,... 1t5 SO
Rapid Transit co. costs 1os 10
Lypnick Aadic--Sana .... los. 10
O'Connor, John M.-Same 25405
Patrach, Max=SanIe .......... 1890
DAILY, Margaret-Salne ........ thd 10
d Dspeon, A. Costo-Sane ...... 1903 70
Cirecnbaun, Solomon-Same 49,. 11S. 81
WiIinsky, jennie Same ........ 112.s5
Kelner Gershon-Same ......... 1908. 81
Clsary. John--Rapid Transit SUBJ
way Construction Co. COSTS. 1876
Ventura Maria, and Leonardo.
admrs.-N. Y. Ry. Co...... 1903 II
In Bronx County
Aron, fIenry--L 3 Wilson ct al. ST, 006 IS
| Blitzblau, NJ Murray-F Well ct al 2arj OF
| Catanzaro. Bdfney--L Vanntcelli 555 81
Efficiency Heating Co, Inc-N NJ
Clary ...,............... 26a .;
| Fem, Simon-P Epstein. ....,.. II O:
! fisherman, Jacob HI Chardon. $50 6.
| Hanratty, Felix-C Stern. ..... 800. 4(
| katz, Fhilfp-A III kraus. $500. 1870. I!
hosIowitzky. Isaac and Louis
y Telephone Co.......... $40;
| Kahsne. Ernif--N Bacharach... 1l411
! Sennett, Eugene F-A A Kotzen s43 y
! Zisl.ind, Aaron-A ZislSnd ~ 11S2
| Clayton, Edward, Catherine and
! Jennie Monks-J Kingston. SO3i
| Bosner. Fanny, and Eta Rubin
Is Mahoney. observation-disclosures. 500. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Bv Cable and Radio

Str Noordarn (Du), Rotterdam for New
YORK., a37 miles east of Sandy Hook at
noon Thursday. Probably dock Sunday
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08


issued to-day follow:
Field Artillery
Following to Fort Sill-Taulbe. Major NJ.
T.. Betcher Major A. J.. Tuteur Major
c. NJ Lord, Major X P; Reeves. Capt.
Capt r. e.; De weese. Capt. j. NJ,
Heiner. Capt G. G.; Wineman. Capt. A.
G. Jackson Capt. s; Jones Capt. D.
T s., Tisdaie, Capt H. e.; Mcbride,
Capt; r. B. jr.; Wilson, Capt. A. R;
Wahl Capt G. D: Hays, Capt. G. P.
Walsh, Capt. A. o.; Brittlngham, Capt
j. f.; Hitzfeldt Capt. w; Montgomery.
Capt r. G.; Toy Capt. c. r.. Rogers.
Capt r. g.; White. Capt. A N; Bacon.
Capt. s.; Garrett Capt. j. NJ. jr cold.
man, Capt A. M; Edwards Capt p "a
Blodgett, Capt r. F.; Ard. Capt W. e
Mlillams. Capt j. r.. Walsh. Capt O.
Gordon Capt. r. 4. Ford, Cart 4 G.
CAR, capt. a. v; Middleton, Capt. G..
h Richardson. Capt. s.: Walsh Cart
n p; Spears Capt. p. c.. FehMg, Capt.
E; Thrilled, Capt. C. M Schmasl. cant
y. C.; frasier Capt. L. H; Corkill.
Capt. w. e.. Rowntree Capt. *; Card
vel capt. Q. b; Partridge, Capt. l.. S.
Jones Capt: X. X. Rafferty,, Capt. j.
W; Moss. 1t. J. D.; Clark. Lit. ". j.;
Kinds, 1T. j. Fl. Blair Lit w p; Gar
rison, 1t. L. r.; Findlay. Lit. H M
Siocum 1t. l.. H. Swift 1t. Col. e jr.
" O.; Bqsbee. Major C. NJ; Carroll
Major B. L.; Mccormick, Major c. b
Struble, Major Fl. S.
Medical Corps
Mccormack, Capt w F., to Camp Bragg.
Wilmerding, Major w. e. to Camp Devens.
Sale. Major G W, to Camp Holabird.
Berry, Capt NJ. c. to Hot Springs.
Murphy Capt. q. s, to Fort Crook.
Following to Camp Benning-Parsons,
Major A. l.. jr.; Brett Capt. r. b;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time, for daylight saving time add hour
Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
Closes. Sails
stavangerfjord. Bergen 9:s, AM 100 I'M
Hellas. Trinidad. ...... 80 AM HOO AM
Gen w c Gorgas. Girls -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

Daheholm. Vera Cruz. 7.ao AM 1l;oo AM
Sail Monday
City or Savannah. sa~
vahnah ........... ---------- 800 PM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08

80 Matson Navigation Co.
leo Market Street..
San Francisco, Cal,
20 South Gay Street, Baltimore M
81 Nfnnsosi Steamship Lihe.
81 wall Street, n. I,
Tel. Bowling Green $500.
1906 Pacific Mail y. -. TO.
10 Hanover So. n Y
Tel Bowling Green $3.50.
SCI Market street, San Franchises. Ca.
100 The Admiral Line.
IT state StreAt n.
Tel. Bow ling Green 5625
l. c, Smith Bldg. Seattle. wash
i59 L, =. Mail * =. Co.. Inc
a5 Broadway. New YORK.
Tel Whitehall 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
ARMY Orders
Field Artillery

From The Tri5une's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. July Army order
ssued to-day follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-15
TOTTENVILLE

Harry Williams has gone to Big
Indian in the Catskills for a vaca-
ton.
Charles Beckman has returned to
his home in Kreischerville after two
years in South America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Christopher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Macan are
on a two weeks automobile our in
the formers machine through the
Rerkshires.
Mrs. Cora Seibren and daughter
and Mrs. Bertram Williams have re-
turned to the Bronx after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johr Mcintyre For
roster have returned to Hampstead
l.. l., after visiting her parents here.
Arthur MacCa'ium is home from
Niagara Falls. where he attended a
convention of the National Order of
Mechanics last week.
Commissioner of Jurors Edward |.
Miller was at the Aquehcnga Athletic
club house last night for the pur-
pose of examining those as to jury
duty. He will core here again on
September &c. ana ne will be at Citi-
zens Engine House. FRINGE Bay. on
September 20 for the same thing.
A food sale for the benefit of st.
stephens Episcopal church will be
held at the rectory tomorrow after
noon from 2 to 5 o'c.Ock.
Huguenot Lodge No. 3S1, F. & A.
NJ. Will meet tonight at the Masonic
Temple.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-15
GUST DOCTOR
At So. RIVER
DR.. Hunt is Named in Place of
DR.. SeIover at an Increase
in Salary

SOUTH RIVER, Sept. 15.-The
controversy between DIR. Sarah Sell
over, school medical examiner, and
the Board of Education, came to a
climax last night when at a special
unannounced meeting the school
board elected DR.. Melvin Hunt to the
post instead of re-electing DR.. Sell
over whose term expired some time
ago. DIR. Hunts salary will be $1,000
yearly, an increase of $500 yer the
amount allowed DIR. Selover.
The controversy grows out of a dis
pute over payment of 20S %vaccina-
lions performed last year by DIR. Sell
over. When the bill for the work
was presented to the school board 1t
was found that 81 per vaccination
had been asked by the doctor in
place of the fifty cent fee fixed by
law. DIR. Selover took the position
that the law was passed many years
ago and that mounting costs gave
her the right to increase her fee re-
CARELESS of the law. Refusing to
support this contention. the board
paid her at the rate of fifty cents
each.
Doctor Criticized
Ever since that action on the part
of the board, DR.. Selover has been
criticizing the members for their re-
fusal to pay her bill in full. Her in
dignation evidently reached its
height at a recent meeting of the
board of health where it is reported
that" she referred to the school
board as "a bunch of crooks"
Wind of the statements reached
the school board and at a meeting
held last Thursday, DR.. Selover was
summoned to explain her statement
and make a public apology. 1t is
said that she did publicly apologize
after threats to take court action on
the part of the members of the Board
of Education.
1t is understood that DR.. Selover
expected to be re-appointed in her
former capacity as medical inspector
and that the election of DIR. Hunt
came as a surprise to South River.
The quarrel is given as the reason
for the action of the board. At the
last meeting a vote for DR.. Selover's
reappointment stood at a 4 to a tie
and the matter was laid over until
last night.
DR.. Selover is prominent in the
women's political faction here, it Is
quite possible that the finish of the
matter has not been reached as yet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-15
u. S. REGULARS PASS
THROUGH JAMESBURG

JAMESBURG, Sept. 15.-Five
hundred members of the First Divi-
sion, regulars. who have been at
Mautauk Point, L. l., all summer at
target practice, passed through
Jamesburg yesterday shortly before
the 400 hour. Camp was pitched
and the soldiers spent the night here.
The outfit was under the command
of Major Francis Colby.
Yesterdays company was Battery
B, Sixth Field Artillery. and had a
complete supply train attached to
the outfit.
This detachment is the third to
make the return hike from Camp Dix
the men will make this Thursday
night. the men making a forced hike
of thirty miles.
Many. of the men in the First Divi-
sion saw service overseas and the
first shot was fired by men of this
division in the World War. one of
the American Expeditionary forces.