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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-06-16
A utO Taboo
For One Year

Wahpeton, N. D., June ia
sentence Of year in Jail with elev-
en- months suspension providing she
does not ride in N automobile, nor
drive one for a year, was given Miss
Anna Wregge, 10, when she pleaded
guilty to charge of manslaughter
here. On May 10, the automobile
she was driving struck and killed
Loris Adams. Wtt
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-06-16

not justify sending men and boys to
prison for antagonizing the raising
of an army during the war If men
who made unconscionable profits out
of the nation went unscathed
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-06-16
OPPOSITION TO
TARIFF LEGISLATION
WESTERN CONGRESSMEN LINING
UP AGAINST IMPENDING
BILL.

Washington, June 16.-Increasmg
opposition among house republicans
to high tariff schedules now being
framed b the ways and means com
mittee may develop into an open re-
volt at a party caucus tonight. Re
publicans from the west and middle
west are lining up almost as unit
against higher duties which have
been writtend into the bill, these
rates being among the highest in the
tariff history of the country. Mem
bers of the Minnesota delegation
which has been conducting a fight
against the 25 per cent ad valorum
duty on finished lumber, plan to
bring up the tariff question tonight.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-06-16
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, June 16.-Top hogs
ascended OF $3.50 and the bulk of the
sales ranged from $7.20 and $7.65.
Big sows sold from $500 and $3.50
and stays on the rough heavy order
from $500 and $3.50.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-06-16

Washington, June 16.-President
Harding's right to cancel contracts
between the United States Harness
company and the war department for
disposal of surplus harness stocks
was challenged today by Frank j.
Hogan, attorney for the company.
Hogan conferred with the president
and filed brief outlining the COM
pany's position.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-06-16

Washington, June 16.-Represen-
tative William Mason, of Illinois,
died at his hotel here from heart
trouble.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-06-16

Washington, June 16.-Big busi-
ness has seized on the republican
pledge of LESS government in bust
ness and more business in govern
ment" as an excuse for trying to
control the United States govern
ment, Senator Kenyon of Iowa
charged in a speech in the senate
today on the Packer control bill. The
bill was to be voted on today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
Arrived Yesterday

3 str Menominee (Br), London June rs. to
atlantic Transport Co. with mdse; Pier 81,
Str Valacia {Br>, Glasgow June "a. to
Anchor Line, Pier IL y r.
Str Masconorno (Br). Port Iobos June IS,
TO Standard OH Co. with OIL North nth
at. Bklyn.
,, str Henry R Mallory tAm,. Havana
mails and rndse; Pier II. L r.
ST., str zacapa tAm), Tela Juns 20. TO
United Fruit Co. with passengers, mails
and mdse; Pier 5, e r..
Str Lake Facsler (Aml. Kingston Juno
%: to Clyde Line, with mdse; Pier Z. E r..
to Cans Steamship Co. with mdse Pier 50,
Str Gobeo tsp). Hamburg June -, to G
Eames, with mdse; Pier 4. Bayonne J..
Str Evelyn CAMP. Lisbon June Il, to
Oriental Navigation Co, with mdse; aa-
Str Aswimoon (Am), Boston July 3. to
New York & Cuba Mail Line. with mdse
anchored off Liberty
Str Sidlaw Range tBr). Havre June 81, to
ip,nrness. Witty & Co. with mdse: Pier 80,
Str Londonier (Belg>. Antwerp June is.
y r, 80 80
Str James e Newson (Am). George
town, c, July 1. TO Croweu & Thuriow
WITH w mdse; Pier G. r r. weehawken
y $ Florida. Eastport. Me; anchored
y s 5 North Dakota. Boston; anchored
U Delaware Gloucester Mass; an
ehnre9 of listh ST. N r.
chored off s9th st, n r
or Aware (Braz), Santos.
Str Maracaiho, Curacao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07

FROM The Tribune'g Wcsh,no atom Bureuu
,.. " Ash Notion. July 6.-Navy orders
Anderson NJ .r II. Com. NJ. II. to 13,h Naval
Aar rsi 1t. J. NJ. to Albany.
p pssss' II rs, to u. s S. Prometheus.
SS.snop IL. c. D.. to Quincy.
Bsoyd Mach. F, to U. S. s Stevens.
iDDraun. 1t J. x. 10 4. S. S. Arizona
BIresnan Il. T., to u. S. s Charleston.
r nruda Il. G.. 70 Philadelphia
'our.s. Com, c. M. to U. S. S. Pennsyl-
ppa an * H A. to Pensacola
nswes. Com. r a. to IT, = s. Noa
Dragon. Mach. ". j.. resig n"d
uuu,,eF. 1t Com. n. F.. to Washington.
hnoenier, 1t. C"r1. II. w to Washington.
MA maid. Eng c. H.. resig ncd.
Haipbr~i, 1t. Com. w IL. 10 u. s. s. ST.
Msnelhause nosn F.. to Annapolis.
IIs.eSw.eonier Fh.r'n. II n. to Great Lakes
ss1"o'hson. 1T. Com. a. TO Charleston
SS.'nin"nS IT. z r., 10 Norfolk.
Wvss;n' "a r.. z TO Washington.
We - J A. honorably discharged.
, we,s, ~ e. w. 10 Il. 5. s. Orion
I%e'ch It, T. p. 70 u. s. S. Wilmington,
NNa .1ln 1t j. r. 10 u S s. Hart
s'htson. II f.. 10 y. s. S. YarnAIi.
ih .sn.. 1t G. l.. 10 u. s. S. New Or
rrs, gl 1t W. NJ. to U. S. s. Elliott.
'' n1% IL H. G., to U. s. s. ram
hkF,@ rs, IT, II. b. to u. s. s. Albany.
o.'"die. IL. Cum w e. TO t. S. q. Hart.
i t y NJ r. TO u s. s. Doyena
hsg Ems D M. TO u S. S. Birminx
'n asss:s@' Ems Is. \ Y r. to % us &
H'ATs Ems !. H.. to u s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
Maritime Miscellany
Special pispasch to 1,hs rrih,.na

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6--schr For
e 60 I4s days out of Levuuakn and slight
tons OF copra. Ship MoshuIa. 63 days frou,
Manila, and schr Esther Buhne, Sc days
rom Savu Saw, also arrived during the
hignt with copra cargoes.
The Matson str Matsouia With pasaen
gers and freight from Hflo and Honolulu
arrived here to-day. one day behind sched-
the machinery broke down as the ves.,el
was entering the Golden Gate, and she was
towed to quarantine by three tugs. At
Quarantine her anchor was fouled for ava
hours When finally dislodged the anchor
brought to the surface the walking hea m
ana part OF the engines of the ferryboa.
with the loss Of four lives.
Enselada, Nagdalena. San Jose del Cabo
and Lapaz will be added to the ports OF
call OF the Pacific Malls Canal zone serv-
ice. starting with the str San Juan. sailing
July 20. bringing large consignment OF
animals for the New York Zoo
The str Granite State arrived late to-
day from Calcutta and Manila.
Shipment of California citrus fruits I ,
the Eastern coast with forced draught ami
without refrigeration proved successful on
the str. Willsole. which has arrived at New
york with 1900 cases OF lemons and 3 200
cases OF oranges in good condition ac-
cordlng to wire to the Williams Line
SEATTLE. July Salvage of s9s 900,
OF which one-thtrd will go to the crew,
has been agreed upon by the Togo Kisen
M =, for the aid given the burning Kiyo
Jester at Yokohama July IS. 1920.
TACOMA, July 6-Peanuts, of which
7.7o1.S0o pounds arrived at Puget Sound
ports during the month, led all imports
during April, according to the report o.
Collector of Customs Rumheller
BALTIMORE. July AT the Globe
Shipping and Drydock Company's works
two new steamers. built by the Hog Island
Shiphuildng Company for the Shipping
Board az tToor transports, havs been cr-.-
verified into vessels for carrying oil. They
are the Castana and Manatawany. pur-
chased by the American Fuel Oil Transport
Company. of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
Swedish Shipping
Seeks Preference
In Railway Rates
l25, 900 Of 500. 900 Tons in
Tramp Fleet Is Laid Up
Because of Competition
of Germans and Belgians

The employment of Swedish ship
ping has been so seriously affected
by German and Belgian competition
that the Swedish government is now
being urged to follow the example of
the United States in providing
preferential rail rates on exports to
be carried by Swedish steamers.
Out of the total tramp steamer feet
of Sweden, amounting to about $780,
600 tons, only $4,000 tons are now in
operation, according to the Scandi-
navian Shipping Gazette. In addition,
the Swedish liner companies have
laid up as much as so per cen. of their
tonnage.
Commenting on the shipping crisis,
the Svensk Misunderstanding says that
it is impossible to find employment
fer Swedish vessels, even at un-
rcmEnerative rates.
Competition on the part of Ger
many and Belgium, it is stated, has
increased greatly. Because of the low
rate Of exchange the industries of
those countries are able to maintain
such large export trade that the
(from New York;, Swans Island Jesse I.
Leach 0rom Port Reading) Calais. Me ;
WAwenook tfrom Port Reading), Winter
port, Me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07

r cowle, Norman b Ream, John w Gates,
Duluth.
sANDusKy. Ohio. July s--Arrived; strs
Sailed: str Adriatic, Manftowoc 80 :
~ HURON, July 6--Arrived: strs La Be,l-
Milwaukee; Huron. Port McMicolI Sailed :
Strs Huron, Depot Harbor: Reed, Ashland /;
australia, milwaukee,; Rensselaer,, Superior.
BUFFALO, July ARRIVED: strs Della
ware Duluth: w Reiss Milwaukee,: Ma
pie HILL Montreal; Caldera. Port Maitland,
Detroit; w d Matthews, Port Arthur;
Sou.h American. a Campbell, Calcite;
port; Mitchell, Duluth. Sailed: Strs
Montreal NJ Victory, Superior; caldera. Port
Maiesand; South American, Chicago; Da-
vock, Chicago; Yates, Fort William.
;, AsHTABULA. July S--Arrived: strs 3
peror; g Barlum, Two Harbors. H q
Dalton. Green Bay: Gilmore, Superior.
Roya2,, ogdensburg, Keybell, Montreal; w
3 Dickson, Duluth. Sailed: strs B F
peri1r; Barlum. Duluth; p Roberts
jr, Duluth; H Dalton. Milwaukee; FL.
mohson Sup ni,l Royan chicoutimi; w b
Two rAI Hsp6oTs sa,,s Str Samuel Morse
sa soT1TH . 9, N Phl6in' Cleveland
Strs - r Berry, Superior; Cletus schnei.
Der &c TT Hsc S naoa; w # Mclean. Milwaukee
1aiteu Strs L. Ellwood, o M Poe . C
ksrr, Superior; John j Boland. Chicago:
Liberty, Chicago.
- INDIANA HARBoR, July arrived :.
Str Outagame, Barge C, Green Bay.
GARY. July 6--Arived: Strs George r
agile. Duluth. Sailed: Strs Fl d Wiiiiarn
William A McGonagle Superior.
MILWAUKEE July arrived: Strs Z.
n Davidson, sOdanan. Buffalo; Westpil
Lorain; L B Miller, Cleveland; SPOKANE
Buffalo Sailed: Str Richard Reiss. Bufralo
MANlTOWOC, July 6-Arrived: str
ESCANABA. July 6--Sailed: Str Schneid-
err, Malietoa, South Chicago.
DULUTH, July 6-Arrived: Strs D o
MINIS. Crete, Wood, Shenango, Hart, Nor
way J Barlum. Taurus. c Morse
Erlck, Thomas Barlum Walters Man
chester. III Bradley, Buffalo; North Sea-
Juniata. Sailed; Strs Farrell, Durham W
g Mather. Block. Emperor, Mcintosh
Thomas Barlum, Perkins. zillah. Delaware,
Brishtie, Jenkins, Renown. Ashley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07

To-day was devoted by the Immigration
officials to a reception of stowaways, eleven
having sought to take UP their residence
here. An were ordered Geported.
The British str Jersey city, now at New
York. has been chartered to load coal
here for the bordeaux Hamburg Range Al
s5,25 a ton. Six strs cleared to-day wi h
cargoes Of coal. five Tor United Kingdom
ports ana one for Venice.
BOSTON. July sA dense fog off Gay
Head Sunday night was responsible for
the collision between the Munsen l,nr
Munaibro ard the British schr Whiteway.
Captain e. J. Giles. of the Munaibrc re-
ported on his arrival here to-day. The
Munaibro had hole about six feet wide
in hex port bow. The schr lost her bow
spirit and had her head gear DANA ged
The Shipping Board str Isanti. which
sailed from Norfolk for Glasgow with coal
last Saturday. reported by wireless to-da =
that she was heading for this port vita
her steering gear deranged and OIL tn her
fresh water tank. Tugs were dispatched
to meet her off Boston Light and tow
her in
PORTLAND. Ore. July s--The str Yaiza.
of the North Atlantic and Western Steam
ship Company, arrived in the Colum bia
Rover from Atlantic coast ports. She will
return with -four.
The Dutch str Emdiik arrived from
London via San Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07

Musgravc. Mas0r ] r. to report to fhs
Aaiutant General for assignment for
duty vfifh tbs National Guard.
Pattsn. Col II r. to Fort Howard.
koerbel. II. r. IL. to Manila.
3eclSham. 1t. Cot y. r to Panama.
Gilmore. IL a f.. to Panama.
t,lartermaSfer Corps
speed. Cas', - IA, 70 Fort Riley.
Spear, 1t. H.. 70 Fort Riley.
Fields. 1t. e. w. honora bly, discharged
Infantry
Evans, Najor A. e. to Albany.
Eikins Capt }. w. jr-, 70 Camp BenninE
Wickham, Capt r. o. 10 Camp Pike.
Lopez Capt a. 10 Porto Rico.
Grant, Capt j. H.. 10 Camp Benning.
villaret. Capt. G sr.. to Washington
Moran. Capt Il. b, TO Camp Benning.
Engineers
shingier. LIT. Il. c. to Detroit.
Newcomer. 1t. D. A.. to Pittsburgh.
Lawrence. Lit. !. c., TO 81. Paul.
Hardin. 1t. ]. r. to Washington
Rhodes. 1t. l. F. to New YORK
Loper, 1t HGB., TO New Orleans.
Green, 1t. r.. TO Memphis.
Iroiand. Capt. G. b, 10 Norfolk.
Newman. Capt j. b. jr.. 10 Louisville.
Moore, Capt. X. NJ, TO Seattle.
Hilt, 1t. K. A, to Jacksonville.
Regan, Lit W. j., to Cincinnati.
Gould. 1t S. w. to Cincinnati.
Vidal, Lit. e L. to Arcadia.
smith, Capt p w to Camp Travis
Baish. Capt c, F, to Fort Bliss
founx, Capt. J. 81, to Camp Grant
Ordnance Department
Campbell, Major l.. H jr.. 10 Aberdeen
Churchill, Capt H. W, to Washington.
Medical Corps
Moore. I'd 1t. F. to Honolulu
Wickert. Capt. H T. to Fort Myer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
American Ports

:, BOSTON, July e--Arrived: strs Isanti
rio assoW m ahr repairs} Garlic Port Bar
Bylayl, Norfolk via New York; Spriug-
heid. Pacific Coast ports via Portland and
Philadelphia; Nantucket, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July 6-Arrived s,rs
Ihistlemore (Br), Liverpool Commodore
don; Herbert L Pratt. Port Lobos; Frederic
Ewing, Tamrico: Artigas, San Francisco
etc Via Boston and New York; H c Fol
holm (Dan), New York; Amelia, Port An
tonic; Blue Hen State. New York; Ontario,
Boston; Joseph ] Cuneo (Nor), Sauna
F Elliott, Tampico; Eclo tspanl. Passages
Des Moines Bridge. Cork; Centaurus New
York; Iverheath (Br), Antwerp; Hunde
X sraso- (Nor b. Antwerp Gufey Port
ordtrs); Nicholas Cuneo (Nor). Port An
tonic, Sudbury, Hamburg via New York;
Parthenia lBr), Glasgow; Ruth. Norfolk
Niagara (Fr), Hamburg via New York
Newton. Boston; Norlina. Queenstown Cor
orders).
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. July s-sailed
Str Juniata, Baltimore via Savannah
SIC cHA AI.d5s soI. July sMArTivcd
Savannah; schuyikiil Bridge, Hamburg
Galveston. Galveston for Emden; schrs
John Martino. Nassau; Camilla May
Gee, Baton Rouge; Ward. Hamburg; HEX
tor. lNor). cherbourg; Bethnor, Bremen
and Hamburg; Noodle Island. Spain.
TAMPA, Fla, July 6-Arrived: Schr
Reedville lBr), saeua de Tanamo Sailed
Schr Mabel A. Frye, north of Hatteras
SAVANNAH. July 6--Arrived: Strs
Brasher, Liverpool Sagalhoc, New York
Dade County, Tampa. Sailed: Strs Wal
den, Bremen; Mexicano (Nor), Galveston.
NORFOLK, July 6--Arrived: Strs Os-
wego New Orleans; Kinkasan Maru (JapJ.
Rotterdam; Mabriton (Br). Liverpool
Meltonian tBr). Galveston; Port Bowen
l3r>, Liverpool. Western (Br), Alexandria
Etrene tBr). Algiers. Sailed Strs Titan
(Fr). London; Penalder (Br) Cork; Ma
rose. New England; Tuscola Ut, "a
.erlno; Meteor New England; Farnswoith
tBr). Hamburg; Mongolia tSwed), Mon
treal Ionic (Br), London; Andalusier
GRr>- Antwerp; Trescillian (Br). Queens
town.
GALVESTON, July e-Arrived strs
Nordhavelen DAM. Sagua la Grande
Gladysbe, Tampico Sagoland (Swed)
Norfolk; Ladrone tFr). Bordeaux. Sailed
Strs Ellaba New York; Lake Slavi, West
Indies
PORT EADs. La. July e-Arrived: strs
Benefactor lBr) Liverpool; Brarleaf
lBr). Tampico; Rathlin lead (Br),
T an ~ Yuma &c eMex1; Trontsra. Sailed
Strombus (Br), Tamcico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
Cleared

str zaanland (Dut). Captain stuut; Lon
don Amsterdam; Funch. Edge & Co
Str Huron (Am>, Captain Hart: Puerto
Plata; Clyde S S Co.
Str France (I7r). Captain Roch; Havre
French Line
Str Sac Vicente tPort). Captain Car
valho; Fayal via New Bedford; C b Rich
ard & Co.
Hamburg via Baltimore; International
Mercantile Marine Co
Str FL occidente (Ana), Captain Camp
bell; Galveston; Southern Pacific Co
Str Delaware tAn). Captain Robinson
Boston; Eastern s Co.
Str Arna (Nor). ca plain Berg; Balti-
more; Fl Winchester & Co.
Str Mohawk tAm). Captain Ingram;
Charleston and Jacksonville: Clyde S S Co.
Str Clan Machines (Am). Captain Nee {,
Norfolk; Barber Lines. Inc
Str Tulsa Camp, Captain Meegan: Rot
tsrdsm VIA Baltimore; Black Diamond
S Corp.
Str Nemaha CAM. Captain Munkewitz
Bremen and Hamburg. Kerr S s Co. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting malls close at the Gen.
eral Postoftice and City Hall Postoffice
Station. New York, at p. m. as follows:
dressed mail for China, via Seattle
steamship Teucer. July Z.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship Mat
sonia, July 5.
Japan. Corea. China and Siberia, via
Seattle steamship Africa Maru, July 9,
Hawaii. Philippine Islands. Straits Settle
ments, SMnatra and specially addressed
India and Ceyon. via San Francisco,
;, steamship Granite State. July 9.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Australia and New Zealand, via Seattle,
Steamship Las Vegas. July 10.
Japan. Corea. China and Siberia, via
Seattle. steamship Fushilna Maru
July 10 a.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, French 1ndo-
China and Netherlands East indies Eek
cept Sumatra). via Vancouver and VIC
toria, B. c.. steamship MonteaSle,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
More Tonnage
I'm Service for
Shipping Board
Number of Vessels Idle Is
Less Than a Month Ago;
Coal Trade an Important
Factor in Improvement,
New York District Gains
25 Boats Assigned in One
Day Here; Demand for
Tankers Drops, However

Some Improvement in shipping con-
ditions is Indicated by the records OF
the Shipping Board for June.
smaller am Dun. of the boards tom
mage is now tied up than month ago
and officials of the board are hopeful
that the corner has been turned and
mat conditions will continue to inn
nrove. 1t is pointed cut, however, that
Ae demand for coal from Great Brit
ain has been an important factor in
the activity OF the last month and that
unless the falling off in this demand is
oTset by an increase in the general
ergo movement no marked betterment
can be expected.
Gair in New York District
While returns covering the entire
country show that on July l the board
had 4.5ss.000 lightweight tons of steel
cargo vessels tied up, in comparison
with 4470,o00 tons on June /, the num-
her OF idle vessels decreased from o94
to $50.
Records for the New York district,
however, show much better gain in
activity. During June nearly forty
more vessels were assigned to service
than were withdrawn. The record by
weeks was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
Reports Of Shipping and News Of Fore;

national steamship Zines can find en-
ployment for their vessels. Through
the depreciation of their currency they
nave been able to reduce the working
expenses to less than half of what
swedish ship owners must pay. Con-
ssequently, they are able to quote much
lower rates
Swedish shipping is directly affected
by this, because the low outgoing
rates from Hamburg have attracted
large quantities of goods to that port.
AS a counter measure against this
competition, says the Svensk Handel
stidning, the Swedish government
should take action similar to that of
the United States in providing for
reduced railway tariffs for such ex-
port goods as are to be shipped by
Swedish steamers. Swedish ship
ping" it is added, must adopt meas
ures of drastic nature in order to
get through The present crisis"
In the first place, it is pointed out
costs of operation. In this connec-
ton, it is declared. the wages on Ger
man ships. reckoned in Swedish money,
are only about one-sixth of the wages
paid by Swedish owners.
Ship owners" says the Svensk
Misunderstanding, "must be given per-
mission by the government to write
off the excessive values paid for new
construction during the war. A real
Improvement in the present situation
can be expected to takes place only
when an economic equalization of the
entire civilized world has been
brought about To this end it Will
be essential to regulate the value of
the Swedish currency in it's relation
to foreign currencies. When this is
done Swedish trade, industry and
will begin to see the return
of normal conditions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
City Island

schrs Ononette (Br). Windsor S. for
Newburgh. n T. Marshal Foch tFsr). Wind
sor s for New York: Anna Macdonald
(I3r). Miramichi. N 3. for New York; Lucy
Evelyn Minuaie, S. for New York. Nan
tisco, Nantucket for New York.
Found East
schr Quaco Queen tBr). Eizabethtown for
ST John N B.
Sailed: Sehrs Holmes A Frank tBrl
(froni Guttenbnrg}, Chariottetowp. p e I;
Friendship ttsr tfrom Guttenburg), st
John ~ y Vincent * White (Br) tfrom
C;uttenhurg). Halifsx; Charlie and Lille
ffrom Port Reodingl. vinai Haven. Me.
Haven Me; william Binbee from New
York;. Swans Island; LayiRia Al Snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07

W Teagle 7 NV Great Isaac July s.
Libby 219 " Jupiter July 8.
w M Irish zoo ESE Sabine Pass July s.
War Sepoy lat "a "a ION 81 3s July s.
Maxahachie 722 ESE Head Bank July s.
West Bridge SOS Cape Henry July 6
West Cahokia lat ~ o8 lon As 20 July s
West Cohas 467 Cape Henry July S.
west WIS 561 w Cape Flattery s PM
July 4.
West Kader 1880 W Columbia River PM
July L.
West kedron s5 San Pedro PM July 3
w est eeueechee 263 E Cape Henry July 5.
NEST NEST Haritans 80 NE Cape Henry July s.
West Selene l20 e by n Cape Henry July 5
WELLINGTON Uug) IS Wnterquarter
Western Chic. 176 Sc Hatteras July S.
Western Light 10 % Holein-thaWa
July 5.
Western Sea lat AZ 20 lon Is os July S.
Winitred 70 WSW South Pass July s.
william Henry Webb 500 S Cape May
William G Warden LIS Cape Flat,ery
William NJ Burton 22o sw Hatteras July 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-07
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 6--Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Veterinary Corps
Fraser Major w. to Camp Grant
Shand. Capt. j. r., to Camp jackson.
Brown 1t. L. j., to Camp Pike.
Kelser, Capt. R. A. to Washington
OGrady Lit A. J.. to Fort Mcintosh
Schwalm, I'd LIZ o. c., to New York
sproule. Major w. A. to Fort Bliss.
Coast Artillery
Following to Honolulu: Wilson, Major c.
R.; Lennon. Major x. B.: Seydel, Major
F.; kabrich, Capt. W. c.. Derussey, Lit.
Following to Fort worden: Gross, Major
F E.; Heth. Major C. c.; Singles,
Maj or r.
Following to Fort winfeIds scott-Hol-
land. Major G. D.: Slicer, Capt. Fl. II.
Holmes, Capt II. B. jr.. to Fort Monroe.
Weeks 1t. J. A. to Fort Rosecrans.
Hyde. 1t. Col. A. Z. s. to Fort Howard.
Cygon, Major j. r., to Fort Hancock.
Butz, Capt. G. r.. to Fort Hamilton.
Demeritt, Lit. P E., to Fort Williams.
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Sailed Yesterday

strs Mount Vernon (Nor), Antilla; Bay
onne (Am). Philadelphia; Otsego CAMP.
Liverpool; Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda
La Lorraine tFr). Havre. Adrationl (Br),
Liverpool; Trafalgar (Nor), Norfolk;
huron (4Am). Macoris: Nueces (Ain), Gal
veSton; FL occidente (Am>, Galveston;
Bristol U S Shawmut sea; Sandpiper,
sea; Harding, sea; strs Tulsa (Am), Rot
terdam; lrishman (Br). Hamburg; zaan-
land (Dt) London.