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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Passenger Ships Due

Pocono (Braz). Rio de Janeiro June 49,;
to Lloyd Brazi!iero "ith mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier s, Bush
Docks, Bklyn.
Reliance. Hamburg June OF: to United
American Lines with mails: Is expected to
dock forenoon az Pier 81. n West
46th ST..
George Washington. Southampton June
20; to Initial States Lines With malls is
expected to dock late afternoon at Pier J.,
st Paul. Hamburg June 90; to American
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 81. N r west Goth ST..
Patr!a (Fr), Palermo June 25 via Provi-
dence: to James w Elwell & Co with malls !;
is expected to dock forenoon at foot 31st
st. B klyn.
Europa U). Naples June "a; to Italia
America, Inc. with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier 95. N r (West
55th ST..
Acropolis Gibraltar June %: to American
Black Sea Line with mails; is expected to
dock late afternoon at Pier a. B'klyn
(Atlantic Basin).
Due Tomorrow
Berengaria (Br), southampton July / :;
to Cunard Co with mails; Is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier So, N (West
La Bourdonnais (Fr). Hayre June a7. to
French Line with mails: is expected to
COCK COCK late afternoon at Pier "a N R (West
Noordam tDt), ROTTERDAM, June o. 70
Holland America Line with mails; is ex-
Pected to dock forenoon at foot 9Th St.
f1OOOken.
Carmania (Br). Liverpool June 20: 10
Cunard S Co with mails; is expected to
DOCK forenoon at Pier 81, r West
18th ST.. N''
Due Sunday
49, Cedric (Br) Liverpool July 1; to White
afternoon at Pier 60, N r (West 10Th ST.
kroonland (Br). Antwerp June 80; to
Hed star Line with malls; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 81, r (West
Goth st).
Philadelphia, San Juan July 4; to Bliss.
Dauett q Co with mails: is expected to
(Montague ST..
y, Calamares. Havana July s.; to United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier Is, e maiden IaneS
Due Monday
Algeria. Glasgow, june 20. .cuna assn n r.
Helig olav. Chrstiania June 80
Scandinavian American Line
Monterey, Havana, July s..... Ward Line
Ponce San Juan July :.
Vauban, Buenos Ayres, June II. w
Advance, Port au Prince. July ). ''' A''''e
s.. Panama R Co
wRG Grace & Co
Due Tuesday
Olympic. Southampton, July 5..w Star Line
southern cross suenos Ayres June "a;
or,, Munson Lines
NY & Cuba Mail Co
Hersensfjord. christiania. July /.
n Norwegian-American Line
prottninsholm, Gothenburg. June 80.
Swedish American Line
Due Wednesday
President Adams. London. July 1..U S Lines
MOUNT carroll. Hamburg. June 80
United American Lines
Due Thursday
Hanover. Rrer.sr 3,,iy
x, North German Lloyd
"etspan' kingston July g. United Fruit Co
Due Friday, July IA
Chicago, Hayre. July 4..... French Line
Asia, Lisbon. July 3......,... Fabre Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July s.-Army ,rder.
issued to-day follow: o'uefs
Infantry
stevenson. Lit. Col. P. NJ, to San Francisco
ch4amberlain' 1t. Col F. v s.. to Aaaxison
Ben Pen.n MAJ Z, e =, L. to Fort Mcpherson.
To Camp Lewis-Baker. Lit. Col T.. x..
Namara 1t. Col. w; RIPLEY. 1t. cnI
r. Al CASTOR. Maj. j.: oLoughlin,
W WI W. MAI ni g Gvs W y Maj. F. e.;
Field Artillery
Sloan, Maj. T. D.. to Camp Brarp
To Camp Alfred vaii@chad WICK. IT, NJ
To r. Eel E,lie s,f; 1t; Il G. jr.; Cradle 1t J. G.
Bodley Capt. /. H; Boren. CAN'T. l. e:
Hoskins Capt. j. O.; Kennedy Capt. j.
HHie r.: az.sr Capt. 6 s.; Milan, Capt. J.
Col, c. r.; Clark. Mai. C. L.: connol Nv,
MAJ W: J.: Hyatt, Maj. r. F.; Maher.
sennedy. Maj ". Ms; c as, M s; D; II:
4 Aiesandsr. Capt. W, D.; Jones. Capt pit.
T. w; De Coen. Capt. e. G.; Key. Can't
]. D.; Kramer. Capt, P.
Quartermaster, Corps
Berg, Capt. E. to Schenectady.
Turgeon; Capt. E. j.. Norton. Capt.
E. O.: Brown. Capt c. C.: Nelson. Can't
J. A; Smith. Capt r. s.; Hunker' Cast
II. j.; Baker. Capt. 8. H; Spotswood,
Capt n. W.. Kreh, Capt. A. r.; Gamble.
Capt. g; D.: Davis Capt E. F.; Pierce.
Capt. ". NJ; Huston, Capt H b:
Waggoner. Capt. H L.: Hostetter, Ii
E.; Carraway. 1t j. F.: keithly, 1t
I. E.; Taylor. 1t. G. F. r.
Coast Artillery
Robinson. L. Col. G.. to Nevada
Bunker. 1t. Col. c. c.. to Boston
Buck. Lit. Col. F. L.. to Fort Adams
Ruggles. Lit. Col. J. A.. 10 Fort II. G.
Wright.
wieczorek. Lit Col. G. A., to Fort H. G.
Wright.
Merrill. Maj w. w. to Fort Strong.
Air Service
Reynolds. Capt. c. n, to San Antonio.
Stackhouses 1t r. Fl. ". to Rantoui
Bradley Maj. F.. to Rantoul
Miscellaneous
Murphy, Capt. w. H, Sig. c., to Dayton.
dtSsch. Capt. q. W.. ORD. Dept. to Camp
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, Nordhavet DAM. Philadelphia and Cuba ).
faq css5 hh Nnr, Sa ana sSsd
Henshaw. Savannah, Lenape. New york
land proceeded for lacksonvllel Sailed:
York,
cRIsTonAL. July arrived: rastores,
ore). Norfolk and tinted kingdom;
o osssG Morfs Mar and unies Ks@ao asm
star Urom Grays Harbor) New York:
Walter, a Luekenbaof (from New York
JAcKsoNvfLLE, Fla Fla july n''' ssyarr,vod:
Illinois. Port Arthur via Cha rleston. Sailed:
Mohawk New York; Howard, Philadelphia
Miami
MOBILE, July s-Honduras tNor>,
a saeG WIZ whte Ss rsfrtG sa Gs5
MONTREAL. July s-Arrlved; Canadian
sBrl. Blrkenhead; sailed: cairnahu lBr1,
Canadian Mariner (Br,. Liverpool.
Arrived: Asian Pr}, Puerto cabello;
Monte Agel tFr). sabine; Nacata. Ant
w"erp; Newona OBJ. ra,npico; Nicarao
Tampico; Rama tNc). Bluefields; Truxillo,
Tampa; William @ Warden. New York;
T yuma: F r. sra Sailed pixisno, Port
Genoa; George G Henry. Tampco; Heredla,
Tela: Harrington Court (Br). Bremen
sG NnM NHs1a9I S S:nWs V, Univ ,pr-,,.a
Milford (Br). Neuvitas; Middlesex, Boston
Sailed: Lake Ellsbury, Cienfuegos Guita
90, Erieste; Corsica, New York; Luceline
~, NoRFFoLKii Va; July 5--Arriyed: schr
E Ha psrse A Thn5op po5 ssh5 vem v
Antinous. Mobile: viidfugh (Nor). Bait.
more; Eastern Victory. Galveston; schr
n
! Tampco: schr st Johns N f CBr) Perth
Amboy; West oueechee, Baltimore; Ilford
sex, Portland, Me; schrs ooakley curtis
Ruth Martin, Walton. Sailed Nantucket,
Boston; Henry s Grove, Los Angeles via
savannah; Lake Ellsbury. Cienfue COS !;
F. Fran lNor). Guanoco; Conrad Mohr (Nor}.
Wilhelmshaven; Guilia GtaD. Malta; Ge-
York; Corsica, New England; Luceiine
| (Br), Marseilles; r Waring, Wilmington
New England; Eastern Victor, Havre and
Antwerp; Johanne Dybwad {Nor), Caibar-
len; Dirigo, Port Arthur; Bellingham, Bal
psr5yn has F Rose July kaa fAF hsson
RG pHfiA M9nie Nix uo. u1 Genoa
Cruiser Raleigh, Charleston; Banan (Nor),
Port Antonio; Amelia. Port Antonio Adj
mral cochrane (Br). Cardiff; Argus. Ant
!
via New York: Puget Sound Ardrossan;
Merrimack. Jacksonville and Savannah
City of Seattle, New York via Cape May;
Birkenhead. Texas City; Suholco, Bizerta
Carolina GtaD. Trieste; Wcstlake, Liver
pool. Sailed Grecian jacksonville via
Baltimore; Joseph NJ Cudahy Texas
City; kalfarli (Nor), Shanghai via Pan
anna Canal; Malmen (Swed). Malmo, etc.
via New York; Mandy Dene (Br), New
York.
PORTLAND, Me, July e--Arrived: Gun
ner Heiberg (Nor), Murray, Cape Breton
Sailed: Briton. Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA. July 6-Sailed: Cuba.
Havana via Key West.
PORTLAND. Ore, July s-Arrlvcd:
Munairs, Galveston Robin Adair, New
York; Bratsberg, Kobe
SAN FRANCISCO, July 6-Arrived:
seiyo Maru Gap), Hongkong; Mobile City,
New York.
SAVANNAH. Ga, July 6-Arrived: Es-
sex. jacksonville and Baltimore. Sailed:
Eclipse. japan; France Maru Jap),
Bremen and Hamburg; City Of Savannah.
New York Nacoochee, Boston.
TAMPA. Fla. July 6-Arrived: 1 W
RIGGS. Fort Meyers (and returned). Sailed:
Ossa baw, Mobile
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BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Tuc

Admiral Cochrane 60 from Cape Henlopen
1880 PM July s.
Andrea F Luckenbach off shinnecock
Berengara ss2 e Ambrose Lv July 6.
Blair 4sS Ambrose LV July 6
oa 1m5w 2so E Ambrose Lv 80 AM
Comal PIG S Sandy Hook July 6.
"a Leader 10 E Ambrose Lv July g.
eastern Sun $50 ENE Hole in Wall Juiy &
~ El No 1 2zo Scotland Lv July 6.
George Washington $40 Ambrose LV
July 5.
Innoko 4s9 E Ambrose Lv July 6.
Junata passed Shinnecock July s.
Aena pM LEFT Ieft Charleston for Jacksonville
Nantucket $50 NE winterquarter Lv
Ontario % sw Fire Island July 6.
Ormidale e Vineyard Haven July g.
President Garfield lat 40 06 lon 6s July 6.
Reliance 422 Ambrose LV July g.
st Paul 155 e Nantucket $50 PM July 6.
Storm King ITO e Ambrose LV July &.
T j Williams 60 sW Bermuda July S,
west Maximus lat IS n N lon 81 4e W
winamac 423 E Ambrose Lv July s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Vessels Sold

Bangor. barge. 119 tons; sold by E
stearns Lighterage & Transportation CO
to: Shorthand Bros for 81 and other con-
siderations
Geneva. steam screw, "a tons: sold by
Lehigh Valley r r Co Of New Jersey to
Vulcan Iron Works for 81 and other con
alterations
John Rymer. barge, 1a9 tons; sold by
Stearns Lighterage Transportation
sideratons
Lillian. gasoline screw. 10 tons. sold BY
Peter Petersen to Joseph Parro for 81
and other considerations.
Sunbeam. gasoline screw, tons; sold by
J Dexter White to James Ward for 81
and other considerations
Sun, scow, 80 TONS sold by e Stearns
Lighterage & Transportation Co to Short
land Bros for 81 and other onsiderations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port Sail Pier.
M Nun ssr n Nuoyisas' c u
Sail Tomorrow
Majestic. Southampton, IL AM..5s NR
Presidente Wilson, Naples, 4 AM.
z..,,ns .,.uor. :. T. Bush Docks s'Elyn
New Amsterdam. Rotterdam. IL NJ.
President Harding. Bremen. S : p &, Hoboken
4. Hoboken
Maracabo Mayaguez, IA Mill. BkIyn
San Juan, San Juan. 10 M.......l1. Bklyn
Hubert. Maranhan,. 2 Pm. ssd st, Bkiyn
Western World, Buenos Ayres. PM.
g. Hoboken
o o5isms.. H Na57ss i i i
Andrea F I-uckenbach. San Francisco. IL M
35th ST. B klyn
Sail Monday
West Cannon samarans. PM H. ' o. g t
Acropolis constan;.nople. PM...22 B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Berehgara. Southampton. IL NJ. 81, N r
Reliance. Hamburg, 10 AM. IS. N r
Sian, city. Hamburg, 8 PM; ...44, B'kiyn
Dante Alighieri. Naples. l PM Is N r
King Alexander Piraeus. IL NJ. .22. Bklyn
Sail Wednesday
Pres Monroe. London 2 PM. e. ID. Hobohen
st Paul, Hamburg, IL M...........62, N r
M Mstonia, Li Gstao2 PM Bush D. Bk!yn
Tivives. Santa Marta. ~ NJ. .. e r
Sail Thursday
Carmania. Liverpool, II M. So, N r
United States, Christiania IL NJ
La Bourdonnais. Havre, > PM ....74, N r
Patria. Marselles. PM. 3lst st, B'klyn
Bayern Hamburg, IL NJ .s6, Mr.
Maraval, Grenada. PM B'klyn
Guiana. st Thomas, l PM. AZ, Mr.
Cuthbert' Para. ~ NJ. 33d st, B'klyn
Sail Friday, July IA
Bogota. Cartagena. ~ NJ Mr.
Munargo, Nassau, IL M.. q n r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Sailed Yesterday

Bayonne, Philadelphia; Dakarian (Br)
Boston: Mount Clay, Hamburg; Mayaro
OBJ Trinidad Laconia (13r), liverpool;
Andrea F Luckenbach. Seattle; Charles
Pratt. Lobos: Panuco. Antilia; George H
jones. Tampico; st Mlhiel. Norfolk
Apache. Jacksonvile; Hawaiian, Seattle;
Monterey. Havana; Rochambeau (Fr).
Havre; City of Columbus. Savannah; Ira
falgar (Nor) Gibara; Sangamon, Constan-
tinople; Conte Rosso UO. Naples and
Genoa; Tuscan, Norfolk; Astrea (Dt), Cape
Haiti; Elzasier (Br), Antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Winds st sea To-day

Winds At Sea To-day
Natteras to Key Wcst--Mcderate to fresh
south wtnds and weather partly overcast
over East Gu,f---Mcierate souf beast ans.
south and weather partly overcast.
Over west Guif---Fresh south and wealth
err partly overcast.
Over Caribbean Sea ard Nsiedyard Pas
sage Moderate 10 fresh ieasteriy and
" esther partly overcast.
North Of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
to Hatteras-N osiera,e to fresh south and
southwest anw weather fair.
Hattcras to Florida Strsits--Moderatc to
fresh southeriy winds and weather partly
os ercast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Niblo's Garden. i'm Bronx. Sold

Fred G. Blechner sold for the pres
emit owners, Niblo's Garden, at the
southeast corner Of 10th Street and
Third Avenue, to the Assets Funding
Corporation. The property fronts go
feet on Third Avenue and 1923 feet on
10th Street, with depth of ITO feet
consisting of sixteen lots and large
three-story building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
City Island

Bound South - Schs Peaceland (Br),
Parrsboro, N S. for New York with lumber
to Homan & Puddington; Charles II Klinck,
Somes Sound Me, for New York, with
Swans Island, Me, for New York. with
stone to Joseph Leopold & Co; Florence
Schmults. Bridgeport for New York
Sailed-Schs Ononette (Br), Newburg for
indsor S; Leo Leblanc (Br). New York
Tor Port Greville. S: Indian Trader, New
York for Boston wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July s--Arrived: York
CITY (Br). Nordenham; Bradford Patux
emit River Tin tow. Sailed: Motor shin
Moonlte. Los Angeles via New YORK
SS,unelseco. Norfolk and Newport News:
New York.
BOSTON. July s--Arrived Piydendyk
sDutchl. Rotterdam Caledonian tBr),
monides fBr1. New York: Hypatia OBI,
Philadelphia; MUNRO. Charleston; Ormi.
dale III, Norfolk
CHARLESTON. s c. July g. Ar,vsa ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Fire Record

NJ. DAMAGE
s:6o--1e West 5sth St; Calumet Club.
Unknown
1o:so-1O51 Boston Road, Bronx: Nor
,1:ls-ios East a' sssh St. Mary E 9aan0wn
Unknown
11;so-e2d St and Lexington a a.:''ss
southbound Lexington av. sub
way train: Unknown
l1;5o-In front Of 1880 Third av.: auto.
George Werner. ........ ;. Unknown
l2:1o--lol Stanton St; E. Gondousky.
e:so--s12 Freeman st., the Bronx;
Max Bogufiow. ...........T rifing
2:45-2s6 w. Tooth st.; Amelia Gordon.
Tri1ing
4:1o-Goerck AMI Charlton sts.. man
hole n. 7. Edison Co. ..... Slight
$4,000 e 5oth ST.. unknown siisht
6:3o-l1sth st. and Broadway. truck;
Sterling Motor Co. ....... Unknown
6:25-27 Greene St; Hamilton Card
ana Faper Co. Slight
7:30--250 q. 65th St: r. Grand Unknown
7:bo-ts 3 18th St; ]. Naddalman &
s:oo-s7 " 18th ST.; william s enkn0wn
s:ss-1ls Bdridse ST.; |. Rosenberg.
s:a5-l2e W. 45th St; NJ Hammer '~n
Unknown
s.4o-e "a e /; F Era 49, unknown
s:46-Lexinston av. and SD ST.. sur
1o;ob-2s7 Audubon av.; 4. Kappa -
0orE CHARACTERIZATION s~s s.xrp Unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
British Lines TO Cut Rates
so r.. e.. In Smith America

LONDON, July 6.--Freight rates from
British ports to the West Coast Of
South America by the regular British
lines will be cut fifty per cent, accord
ing to "The Times" counting the re-
auctions made last November. The
new rates will be put into effect i'm
mediately with view to encouraging
British cyuort trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Foreign, Ports
Arrivals


oTARU. June 3o-Moorish Prince (Br),
New York via Norfolk via Yokohama.
.poKr SAID June 3o--satonta (Br),
SHANGHAI. July 1.-Empress OF Asia
(Br), Vancouver, B c.
HAMBURG, July 2--Brant County (Br)
Montreal; Minnesotan. Portland. Ore, and
San San Fra nis MOBILES New Orleans; To-
MARsEILLES. Jhly - Monginevro
51taD. New Orleans via Norfolk; Provi-
de Hxv Sc July Nay 5 s%Hudson pr, Ba,,,
more Via Newport News; Xashu Maru
(Ja az rs Savannah via Norfolk.
timore. via Norfolk; Wassaic. Mobile via
ANTWERP, July 4-Korkanna {Br).
oUEESsTowN, July 5-American Press.
T lev orleans va Norfolk; 4th. Eastern
SHIELDS. July 5-Carnvalona (Br).
Montreal.
LIVERPOOL, July 5--welshman tBr),
GIBRALTAR, July s-Passcd: Megalli
:, AARHUUs. June 3o-Generalkonsul Pal
lis sn-G s % a S5 sydn ne,;, O b ,,
lander tBr), Portland. Ore.
VENICE. July Alfalfa G3r), New York
BR1sBANE. July 4-Port Macquarie
SYDNEY, n S, July 4-sonoma, San
MANcHEsrnR, July 5-Belglan (Br>.
Boston.
PORT SAID, July 5-city of West
New York for Calcutta; Pearl Shell. New
ARDRossAN, July - Kerhonkson,
PLYMOUTH, July 5-Reeolute. New
York for Hamburg.
LONDON. July 5-Mesaba (Br). New
MANILA, July b-President Mckinley.
HoNGKoNe, July 5-wiliam Penn,
Genoa, July 1-Kossuth Ference Uta).
New Orleans via Pensacola; Giuseppe YER
Cape Town. july 4~corfe Castle (Br>,
New York.
Manila. July 5-Empress of Asia (Br),
Rotterdam, July '5--R, Ndam (Dutch).
New York via Plymouth and Boulogne.
Shields July 6-Taiho Maru (Jap). Gal
London, July 6-Housatonic (Br), Phil-
adephia.
Departures
LULA, June 2S-Tasmanic (sw), Balti-
more.
MARsE1LLEs. July 1-Radioleine (Fr).
HAMBURG, July 1--Hilde Hugo SHINES
(Ger). Savannah.
CALCUTTA. July ATLANTA City, New
Orleans.
MIDDLEsBRoUGH. July 4-Appomatto
formerly Egyptiana). New Orleans
COLOMBO, July 4--Wray Castle (Br),
New York.
QUEENSTOWN. July 5-Haverford (Br)
(from Liverpool). Philadelphia.
SHANGHAI July 5-President Cleve-
LIVERPOOL. July 5-Emprcss of Britain
(Br). Quebec.
BUENos ARYREs. July 5-west Jappa.
Tacoma.
sETUBAL June 2s-Alfa ut), Sydney,
c B.
GENOA, July Sort (It), New Orleans.
BRISTOL, July 4-Woodmansie Phila-
delphia.
~ ANDRossAN, July-Kerhonkson. New
York.
SHIELDS, July 4-Balto (Nor), wabana;
9TH, Chicago Tribune (new). Quebec.
Nigo, July SAILED: Deerdam (Dutch).
New Orleans.
Port. Said. July s-satanta tBr), New
Huelva. July 5-Ethelfreda (Br. Phil
soelphia.
ROTTERDAM July 4-Rotterdam (Dt,
New York via Boulogne.
HAMBURG, July 5-Oropesa fBrl New
York via Southampton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO, July s-,as,d.
battered hull of Whittier. lost a month
i ago. steam schooner Ar.;c was water
20 miles north OF here, with crew ~ TX
apparently safe. In fog last night Aro-
lac struck wreck Of Whittier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Oil Refiners Lease Floor
In Heckscher Building

Cosden & Co., J. S. Cosden, presi-
dent, oil refners, have leased the
twenty fourth floor in the new Heck
scher Building, Fifty-seventh Street
and Fifth Avenue, as executive Offices,
Through Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Sells Home in Arvcrne

Mrs. Minnie Bernstein, represented
by Burger g. Burger, purchased a two
and one-half- story dwelling ut 1856
Beach Sixty-second Street, formerly
Alexander Avenue, at Arverne, L. l.
Mrs. Bernstein plans renovating the
structure. Joseph Balsam was the
broker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Along the Oyersen Routes
Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON, June e-The Emergency
Fleet Corporation to-day allocated the
Eastern SUM- a vessel of 9,o66 deadweight
tons, to the Mallory Transport Lines, Inc
of New York City, as managing agent
for use in the Gulf-New York South and
East African service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Milliners Get 5th St, Shon

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., Inc,
leased the east store on the parlor
floor in the building now being re-
m odeled, at 10 to. 81 East Fifty-ffth
Street, to Mrs. Georgette Fitzgibbons
and Miss Lillian Hobson, milliners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Sale i'm Waverlev Place

F. H. G.. Helfst sold to the Williams
Dexter Company the threestory build
ing with stores at % Perry Street,
southwest corner of Waverly Place,
bOx70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Suites for 10th St. Dwelling

Mulvihill & Co. resold for Barbara
Whitman the three-story dwelling, COX
100, 229 East 10th Street, to a client,
who will alter the building into small
apartments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-07
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
Vessel Port. Agency
Virgil. Para. June Is. Lampo-t Holt Line
Luxpalii~. Lisbon. June lsC D Mallory & Co
Pillar De Larrinaga, Liverpool. June ls
Furnesss Witty 4 Co
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Dangers to Navigation
(By U S photographic Onice)
North Atlantic Ocenn-OR the America,


The following distractions were re-
ported: July l, lat 40 20, Ion 70 II, conf
cal buoy marked a." Homestead; June O.
lat "a 40 , Ion 7oo7: white watsr-l9sged rat
50 AS, lon ~ A. log 80 IT long 30 inches in
diameter, seaconnet; July /. lat 81 81
apparently part OF lighters deck with a
pair of bollards attached. Caraquet; June
81, lat % as. Ion SO SO, passed a large OBJ
struction about 70 1T long 20 1T wide, with
three smaller distractions close by, San
Leon.
Along the Oversee Routes
The following distractions were re-
log 30 IT long in d dla an en $ II Hu naw
June "a. lat Al as, Ion ~ SO, burnt spar
standing upright, projecting IT out of
water. apparently attached to submerged
wreckage, West Canon; July 2, lat Al SO,
Ion 4s 81. black nun buoy projecting $ It
lon IS 20, red and black horizontal
striped nun buoy, sahale; June IA, lat
40 80, Ion "a 40, heavy spar about 40 It
long, covered with marine growth, Hellig
Oiav; June A. lat 81 As. Ion 1s 40, passed
what was apparently mine. West
kedron.
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s,fne their ordinary vocations"
The premier also declared that he
had not the faintest doubt that an
overwhelming majority of the French
people desired peace and that what
had been done at Genoa would rever-
berate through Europe and America
because ''it was giving expression to
something deep in the hearts of the
people"
Fridays editorials on the breakup
of the conference are significant as
bearing upon the prime minister's posi-
ton. On one hand, he is adversely
criticized for his farewell address at
Genoa and for the greater part of his
public conduct there and, on the other
hand, he is praised for his courage and
resourcefulness in the face of immense
difficulties.
As for the conference itself. even it's
strongest apologists dod not claim that
it has been success but look to the
coming meeting ut The Hague for a
sequel of real value. Its enemies have
hardly single good word for it, espe-
chilly those who from the first opposed
admission of the soviet delegates to the
council table. These pronounce it q
dismal failure and welcome its end.
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Genoa Halted NeU Wars
Lloyd George Asserts;
Truce Pledge Dramatic

London, May 2O.-(By The Associ-
ated Press.)-Premier Lloyd George,
in an interview on his arrival home
Saturday, dwelt mainly on what he
characterized as 'the most dramatic
spectacle / ever witnessed in any CON
ference" when the representatives of
more than 30 nations arose and
solemnly pledged themselves in the
face of the world, to non n-aggression.
I'VE must remember" he added.
that only few weeks ago armies
were massing on frontiers extending
thousands of miles, with the evident
intention of marching against each
other. BY the Genoa conference their
march has been arrested"
The premier declared himself abso-
lutely convinced that the Russians
were sincere in their desire for pacsfi-
cation, and commomed on the signifi-
cant fact that nations which formerly
hardly were on speaking terms gathered
around the same table, exchanging
civliities and courtesies He believed
this better feeling would be perma
nent because, as he put it. ut repre-
sents very deep-seated feeling in the
hearts of the neople of Europe who are
tired of fighting and want peace to re-