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New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Arrived Yesterday

City Of Seattle. Philadelphia: to the Hal
schaw Co. with mdSe.
City OF st Louis Savannah; TO the Ocean
eS Co. with pass and mdse. Pier S5. X n
Luekenbaeh S Co. in ballast. 35th ST.
B'kyn.
Nordst3ernen DAM. Matsnzas July {: to
the West India S Co. with sugar: 4th
st. B'kiyn.
Zacapa. Belize June as. Porto Barrios a.
Teia July 3. Kingston and Santiago 7; ;
TO the United Fruit Co. with ~ pass mails
and mdse: Pier Is. r.
Nauban fBr) Bneros Ayres June 81
Montevideo %. Rio de Janero 2s Trinidad
Holt Line. with 2se pass. mails and mdse;
Pier ls Hoboken.
Gustavshoim (swed), stockholm June IA
Gothenburg is and Newcastle 20; 10 Fur
ness. witty & Co. with mdse. Pier 81. p
VIM Rockefeller Iobos July 5: 20 Robcr;
I. Hague. with crude oil: Pier {. Constable
Hook. y r.
President Adams. London July l. Cher
bourg and Queenstown 3 to the United
States Lines with ss ca bin 80 third class
pass and mdsc. I'ier s. Hobo'se0.
BYRON u Benson. I.obos July 4: 20 the
Tidewater OH Co. with crude oil, Pier j,
Tidewater Docks. Bayonne.
Piatnfcid Philadelphia; to Ward Line;
Pier II, B'kIyn.
Tiger Baltimore; to Standard OF Co:
Pier 5. B'lklyn
silvia. ST Johns. n F: to Bowring & Co:
foot Java St Greenpoint.
Carenco. Philadelphia: 10 Mallory Trans
port Lines; Pier 4. Army Base. B'klyn.
Amazone. Port rt-au-Prince to Royal
Dutch West Indies Mail s Co; Pier H.
B'kiyn.
Aiiianca Norfolk; to Old Dominion
Co; Pier %. y r.
Besseggen (Nor). Barcelona: to Garcia
& Disz. with mdse.
Seiwyn Eddy. Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
u. s. to Survey Idle Fleet
Committee TO Pick Ships for
Sale and Scrapping

From The Trituaes Washington BHroGu
WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Ship
ping Board to-day named Commits
sioner O'Connor and Vce-Pres idcnts
Smull Sheedy and Farley of the Emer-.
gency Fleet Corporation as special
committee to make comprehensive
survey of the LOO tied up government
vessels to ascertain their real cond'-
ton and make recommendation for
their ultimate disposition.
The committee will make thorough
inspection of the vessels, many of
which are moored in the North River,
and attempt to ascertain the cost of
conditioning those in the best of
preservation, with the object eventual
ly of offering them for sale. The sur
vey will also determine what vessels
have deteriorated to such an extent
that scrapping may be the only means
of salvaging anything from them.
The board also decided to-day to
offer all the ships in tho wooden fleet
to purchasers, provided they will re-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July 12-~Arrived; Nordh-
ssn Sa Mfw Y0sf ana Naws
Borges,ad (Nor). Tuxpam. Sailed: Paw
nns.. NV York Bradford, New York; Man
Norfolk; Ontario tFr). Bordeaux. Hawe
and Antwerp
BOSTON, july. la--Arrived; 1lth. Kar-
Manchioneal tNor}. West indian ports;
North Wind. Norfolk Sailed: nth, An
ecihc coast ports; ncllerophon CBr), New
York; Norwalk. New York. Transportation,
New f9rk; %hsrGs sesconnst Se%poft News u,o
Iog:,on; sailed s,rsnford Hamsars
ndss En,sy hyw cS YSrI New ' oraans osan West
MONTREAL. luly 12-Arrived: Man
chester Division tBrl: Manchester;
lBr}, London; Trompenborg CDu5, ssrua
and Matanzas. Sailed: Mcrrymount OBJ
Rotterdam; Clara camus GD, Genoa
Whateley Hall tBr) Trapani; Granicos
NEW ORLEANS. Port Eads, July H.
Arrived; Buchannon. HOUSTON; Explorer
(Nor1. Tela; HIimae, Port Lobos: olancho
Giond). Port cortez; surname., Port Bar
pico. Sailed: Ceiba (Hond). Ceiba; Indian
City tBrl, Rotterdam; Joseph J cuneo
SNor). Port Cor'ez; Ratah, Prosreso
titha hdusci NANOij, CiS did
(Dan), Vera Cruz.
PHILADELPHIA. July 12-Arrived
Europa utaD, Genoa and Naples via New
York: Norfolk Range OBJ. Lelth and Dun
dee Via New York; Truro. City, Br). Lon
don and Liverpool via New York; Adige
utaD, New York; Innoko, Rotterdam via
via New York; ,Gulfol, Port Arthur; Shea (
Spear tBr). Middlesboro; Juan (Nor),
mnss0n baTt, s NsM Ts & Ra1hnr raqH Saw
York; Plainfield New York Norueea
(Nor). Christiania. etc: Carenco, Naples,
etc. via New York; Schr Charles c. Lister.
New York; Suwanee (Br). London via New
York; Nantucket Boston; Caledonian (Br),
Liverpool and Manchester via Boston
PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal. July IL
Arrived; Ecuador. San Francisco for Ha-
vana and New York; Montevideo tSpan).
Cadig via Havana. Sailed Hanover
Nrom Mania), New York
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. July 12-Arrived
j Williams Ro;terdam Herbert
Pratt. Port Lobos; Trindadian, Port
Tampa; Gulf Queen, New York; Gienpool
New York; ] NJ Guftey, Galveston; Gulf
maid, Philadelphia: Madrona (Nor). New
Orleans. Sailed: Gulflight, Savannah
Memphis City. Far East; Thomas w
dence; Huguenot. Tampico.
SAN FRANCISCO July 12-Arrived
l1th. Edgar Luckenbach. Seattle fos
New York.; 18th. Manoa Honolulu. Sailed
11th. Santa Cruz. Valparaiso; 18th, Mat
ST JOHN, N B. July 12-sai!ed: Cath
erina. New York
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Cleared

Lake winthrope. Norris: Turks Island
and Monte Crisu; II Bull & Co.
Bayern (Ger). Schwainberger; United
American Lines
Carmania <Br), Nelson; Liverpool via
Queenstown; Cunard Co.
Huron, Hart; Monte Crsti and Puerto
United States (Dan). schmuth; Chris
tiansand. Christiania and Copenhagen;
Funch. Edye & Co.
Port Adelaide (Br). Hayter; Brisbane
and sydney via Panama Canal; Funch
Verona (Nor,, Olsen: Kingston; Di
Nevis (Nor>. Helliesen; cienfuegos and
Munwood. Johnson; Matanzas and Car
denas: Munson S S Lines.
Bloemfontein (Br) Pattison; Auckland
end Napier via Panama Canal; Norton
Lilly G. Co.
hama and Kobe via Norfolk; Furness,
Witty G. Co.
Northiand. Foster; Boston; Eastern
s S Co.
Virginia Express, whtehurst; Rich
mond e. n Y S Co.
Comal Curry; Galveston via Key West
Mallory S Co.
Ell occidente. Campbell: Galveston;
Ell Iseo. Neville; New Orleans; South
err Pacific Co
M Mar { SsgTo ) (span>' Aloay; Galveston;
City of St Louis. Johnson; Savannah
Ocean S s Co.
Hamilton, Nelson: Norfolk; Old Do
minion Transportation Co.
hartford. kort Tampico; Universal
Transportation Co.
New England Co.
William Rockefeller. Peterson: Port
Lobos; Robert L Hague.
Sch Gertrude Parson (Br), Morris
Windsor; J Whitney & Co.
Sch Hartney w tBr) Pettis; st. George;
J Whitney Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
800 Ships Strike Bound
In Harbors of Germany
l72 Idle at Hamburg and Onl,
Foreign Vessels Sailing; Re-
sorts Suffering

HAMBURG, Germany, July 12.-More
than three hundred ships are tied up
in German harbors on account of q
strike of their technical stats. In
Hamburg alone 172 vessels are lying
idle because of the walk-out.
The only vessels which have been
able to quit German ports are those
flying foreign flags. The Hamburg
American Line has been obliged to
transfer to foreign steamers 1000
passengers booked for foreign ports.
The strike is hitting bathing resorts
on islands in the North Sea, where
stranded visitors are taking every op-
portunity to leave. There has been
considerable suffering in Heligoland
where conditions similar to those at
the outbreak of the war prevail. Food
particularly milk, meat and potatoes, is
scarce.
The strike is due chiefly to a contro-
versy over wages for overtime.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Independents Wireless Tele.
graph Co. Inc.

Bankdale 700 Cape May july 10
calraen,tta cf,aglsner1on go 70 Cape May July u.
Carlton s4s7 Ne oas soash p Pass saiy july ~ 10
SSoneJos 2s6 e Cape May July ~.
CSornelia 5s7 S Scotland Nv july 10
Gurrier 235 Diamond Shoals Iv july II
poschet $50 E Ambrose LV July H.
Via Ell beth OFF Tarpauiin Cove July IL
francesca $50 E Ambrose Nv Julv I,
EJanover JaI ESQ e ambrose Lv July IL
Iniomhestead Iigh,hn as EYE Cape Henry July II.
Ontario % Sc Fire Isisnd ~ Jniyy JJTiy - y
0rizaba so7 s Scotland Lv Jpiy 10
ssosterdan m l;o62 E Ambroae I.v July II.
San Juan 1871 5 Scotland Nv Juiy ii
Stegelborg arrives Arnprose Nv Juiy IA
ssusanehanna sii, ina ~ Arlbroae Nv July II.
West Nohno 2i3 E Arnbroze Nv Juiy ~
West Quechee liza E By y Caps Henrz
zarenbo 44i E Amsroae Nv ysly E.
Lesrdsm 700 Sc Ambrose Nv Gs0 PSI
Alsisis9 5i,;,. 40 Z Ambrose Nv 40 Yat
Apache IS < f,ismond ghas,s ns sgly LIZ j.1z -
Dorches'er % Fire fsiea1 : rW Jay ia.
Mohawk . sw Dtsnooa sjses.s ss 81; " jay u.
Acropoiis 40 e AinbFoee ~ JBiy IL
Cold Harsor 60 Aulbfoss IL g&
Edwara ,,;., r,sres - " by Saasaese. Nv
.;.oEris %. .sa ~ 5:9 ? Arnbt.o.e ~ Isiy n.
Ma1or s,a . Wheeier ~ Ar1bfoss ~ TAR u,
seaconnet IS watY NAstge<.t III tsaly u.
Tra nspor,ation - hail s plrs Island
s y .spaldlng OF ffsfnp,on Eesds ~ rx
July u.
saccarappa b7s cspe fisnfy 5siy -.
Suttaseo 475 e %antee&es galJ a.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Mail information will be found
on irsNei Page. Eighth Column.
Tho sailing hours below are daylight.
saving time.
Vessel. Port. Sail. Pier.
Carmania. Liverpool. IL M.......62, n II
United States chris'iania, ~, T. NJ x
La Bourdonnais, Havre. 3 PM.....74. n r
pstria ps Marseilies, Pm s1st st, B'kiyn
Clan Macintosh. Cape Town. 8 PM.
Maraval, Grenada. PM. "a. Il. B'kiyn 3 kiyn
Cuthber. Para. l2 M....,.. a2d st. B'kiyn
MORO Castle. Vera Cruz Pm. ...l3, e r
Sail Tomorrow
bogota. Cartagcna. IL M........44 n r
Manargo Nassau. IL NJ. ........... 9. e r
Sail Saturday
olympic, Southampton. II AN 5o n r
ihroonland. Antwerp. IL M.........G1. N r
Noordam. Rotterdam. IL NJ. .5th at. Hoboken
Hpssntina' Ar snva'a Naples - NJ Bush D. sklyn
Badagry. Tenerire. IL NJ. Goth st. B 'klyn
Drottningholm. Gothenburg, IL NJ 97 n r
George Washington. Bremen. 8 PM
Esseoubo Valparaiso, IL M.....42 n r
Europe. Genoa, IL M......,....97 N r
Sheoauiip, Reval / PM .,.....1Sth st, e r
PONCE San Juan. IL M.......35 NJ B'klyn
Cuthbert. Santos. - NJ. s3d st. B'kiyn
Saiamares. Port Limon IL Nj. .. Nh
Gen W Gorgas. Crstobal, 8 PM...67. n r
zort victoria. Bermuda. IL AM. 95. n r
Zacapa, Santiago, II AM q n r
fRosalind st Johns. II AM. Java st, b klyn
Nestris, Rio de Janeiro IL NJ.
s'boney Havana, II AM. ..........I4, & r
Sail Tuesday
Mauretania, Southampton. 12 NJ. ..54, N r
Sail Wednesday
Tres I Adams, London PM. "A, Hoboken
HannoVer Bremen. 8 PM. 9Th st Hoholten
sauoan. Hamburg. IL M..4b n r
Metapan Kingston. IL Mb 3 n p
Sail Thursday, July 20
Susquehanna. Danzig. PM4. Hoboken
Heilig Olav. Copenhagen. 12 NJ
Chicago. Havre. 3 PM \ r
sieunt Mount Carroll. Hamburg. 10 MS6,
Sail Friday, July 2l
Sergensf1ord Bergen, IL NJ 3oth at R,xlv,
Munamar Nuevitas, 12 M Q n p
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13

Blue Triangle. Gray'a Hareor. June IS.
Nawsco Lines
zarembc. Bordeaux, June -.
ipopolitan Line
Palembans. Gibraltar. July l.
funch Edge & Co
Honolulu. Gothenburg. tune 81.
Susauehanns Corp
Due Tomorrow
Karroo. Gibraltar June IS. !. .Norton-Liliy
vulcan City. Hamburg. june 2s
L S NAVIGATION Co
Jetheu, Barbados. July 4.... Kerr Co
As@isiar. cristoba,. July So. Ward Linz
Lake Como. Tananio, July s.. Ati Fruit Co
Due Saturday
City OF Corinth. London. July !.
Norton, Lilly & Co
saPuAn. Leith, June 20. Export Trans Co
Due Sunday
Eastern Coast, Grangemou.h. July 4.
Susauehsnna S Corp
Port caeeiic' Glasgow. July ;.
vIrgiua. London. July Il. cuaard s S Co
y 8 Navigation Co
Int Mercantile Marine
schoharie. Southampton. July ).
Kerr Co
Due Monday
Pawnee. Roucn. June asRL Hague
A l. Kent. Crtstobal. july :.
Hou,der Weir & Boyd
Lake Saws. Nuevi,as July s. Ward Line
San Bruno. TeIa, July s.. United Fruit Co
Due Tuesday
Conejos. Lisbon. July ; &C D Mallory s. Co
NordJe!d. Dunliiri. luiy l.
sarcoxte Dunkirk July s.
Cosmopolitan Line
Nepraskan, Los Angeles June 81
United American Lines
Due Wednesday
Mack!naw, London. July l.
Inter Nero Marine
Daniel Bacon g. Co
koyo Maru, San Francisco. June 81
Toyo klsen Haisha
Duo Thursday. July 90
Bcilcrophon. Aigiers. June 81 Via Boston
Funch. Edge g. Co
Menon,lnee London. July &. All Trans Lire
Edward Luckenbach Los Angeles. June 20
Lucke nbach s S Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13

Francisco SEQ E New York July IL,
Hanipden i3a NE Winter Quarter July l q
Mauretania expect arrive Quarantine AN
Friday, Dock ssao AM weather permit
ting,
Major Wheeler 100 Ambrose July IL.
Melville Dollar l4o BaNinore PM
July II.
Muekogee 1873 NNE Diamond Shoals July IL
Nacoochee nt Sw Nantucket July IL.
Newton las u Chatham July IL
Norlira ls3 u Ambrose July 2.
Reliance $40 II Ambrose July IL.
Saccarappa $40 r. Cape Henry July H.
NJ Spald!ny IA n Diamoiid Shoals July ] 2.
standard SO n Diamond July IL.
Sunbeam eos OverfalIs July H.
Swiftstar 1913 NE Diamond Shoals July a.
Transportation IS r Ii from Fire Island
July IL.
yirgin ies S Scotland July IL
West Cotomaka sb ls Boston July ~.
VIM Green 50 SSW Hattcras July H.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Leviathan to Get Dock
Facilities at Cuxhaven
Emergency Fleet Official Makes
Deal for Ports With North
German LLOYD

From The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July IA tenta-
tive contract between the Shipping
Board and the North German Lloyd in
terests regarding the use of dockage
facilities in Germany and at American
ports has been drafted by w. j. Love,
vice president of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, Chairman Lasker an
nounced to-day. Mr.. Love is bringing
the contract back from Germany to be
submitted to the full membership Of
the Shipping Board for approval or
modification.
The only point in controversy in the
contract, it is understood, is the sec
tion regarding the termination of the
agreement The Shipping Board de-
sires the contract so framed that it's
mediately upon the sale by the gov
ernment Of the tonnage affected. The
North German Lloyd officials insist that
the contract remain effective for a
stated period
According to brief cablegrams re-
ceived by the board from Mr.. Love an
agreement has been reached for the
docking of the Leviathan at Cuxhaven.
1t has also been tentatively agreed that
American representatives Of the Ship
ping Board and Fleet Corporation shall
be located at German ports to super
wise the bcrthing of American tonnage
there.
A claim against the Shipping Board
Emergency Corporation of the Standi-
fer Construction Corporation, Of Seat
tie, originally in excess Of $10,00O,OO0,
was to-day settled by the Shipping
Board for S99S,416, plus 100000 which
had already been paid.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AMI
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
eeived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo
ration OF America. Shpmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus may with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com.
merctal radio stations in the Unite3
States proper. 1t is important thar
these reports should be sent nromptlv
at noon eeach day in order that thev
may be Received in time for publica-
ton.
Position reports can be sent through
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
York City WCG). Babylon, i. I.
tWSE). Easthampton, L. l. tWSA).
New London. Conn. (WST).
no charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weathor
reports.
The Radio Corporation OF America
WI! receives position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
lWCC). S!asconcet Mass (WSC). New
london. Conn. .WLC). Cape May, New
York city tWNI).
Medical and surgical advice will b.
given fires through The Radio CORPORA
tlon OF America BY the Public
Health Services.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Sailed yesterday

de satrustegui (Span). Barcelona; Ba-
yonne, tn,Aue.pnia. Commodore Rollins
City; Fort 81 George (Br). Bermuda; " C
Teaele, Baton Rouge; Tamaha (Brl. Tam
pico Corone. philadelphia; Comai, Gal
verton; Tiyives. Cristobal, etc; King Alex
ander tBr), Naples. etc; Hilton. Norfolk
Missourian. Boston: Virginia Express
Richmond. Va; Huron. Turks Island ,
President Monroe. London: Mar Negro
-: Argosy. Eten. etc; st Paul. Ham
burg: FL Occidente, Galveston.
Libau; Exeter City (Br). Bristol Via Hos
ton: Siam City (Br). Hamburg; Clement
Emith; Port Arthur: Hamiron. Norfolk
city OF Seattle, Cape May and Philadel-
phia; FL Isleo, New Orleans; Putney (Br),
Nuevitas: Munwood. Matanzas and Car
denas.
Nevis tNor). Cienfuegos and Manzanillo ::
Port Adelaide (Br). Brisbane; Tyrifjord
(Nor). Bergen; Philadelphia. Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13

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New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Hanover (Ger). Bremen July I; to
North German Lloyd with mails; is ex-
pected TO dock forenoon at foot 5th st.
Hoboken.
Metapan. Kingston July 8 to United
Fruit Co with mails is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 16. e r. Maiden Lance.
Susquehanna, Bremen July !; to United
States Lines with mails, was 1850 miles
east Ambrose noon July 8; is expected TO
reach Quarantine p m and dock about
$50 IN at Pier 4. Hoboken.
. :, Rosaind lBrl. st Johns July s; to
y Bowrins & Co with mails. is expected to
Apache. jacksonville July 10; to Clyde
S Co; is expected to dock at Pier So,
N tChariton st}
Furness, Witty & Co with mails is ex-
pected TO dock forenoon a, Pier e5. r
west 55th ST..
Due Tomorrow
Mauretarla tBr), Southampton July s;
to Cunard Co with mails; is expected
TO- dock about noon at Pier 5i r
(West 18th ST..
Rotterdam (DD. Rotterdam July 3; TO
1912 mies east Ambrose noon July II, is
expected TO dock late afternoon at foot
9Th st. Hoboken.
Line with mails: is expected to dock after
noon at Pier -. \ r (west s4th st).
Spanish Line with mails; is expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier S, 4 tCoenttes
Slip).
City OF Columbus. Savannah July II. 10
Ocean Co; is expected to dock al Pier
50. N tspring ST.
Due atariay
scythia 1Br1. Liverpool July 6: to Cunard
Co with mats; is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier SIS. y II tAEest 18th STD.
Due Sunday
Vessel Por, Agency
Adriatic Liverpool. July S White Star Line
President Fillmore, Bremen. July s.
Laoland Antwerp. July s.Red Star Line
Asia. Lisbon. July S........... Fabre Line
Pastores. Havana. July IS. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
oropesa. Southampton, July :.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Porto Rico. San Juan. July I2.
* Porto Rico Line
zulia. Mayaguez. July IL Bliss Daile;t d Co
Due Tuesday
Stockholm, Gothenburg July g.
Swedish American Line
Mongolia. Hamburg. July 8. American Line
Dominic. Para, July 4.....,.. Booth s. Co
Esperanza. Havana. July Il
Ny & Cuba Mail S Co
Due Wednesday
Homeric, Southampton. July IS.
Vandyck, Hamburg, July s.
Royal Mati Steam Packet Co
Due Thursday
President Van Buren. Cherbourg, July o.
siSaoia, Kingston. July Is United Feult Co
Ec1adore, San Pedro. June 25.
w r. Crace &c On
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Fire Record

p - .so,na u ,. DAMAGE
Harry Sustin. .Unknown
''So-~2l7 9Th St. awning unknown.
K.nt 40. r ,,.. Unknown
J. 81 N""'" ~ Unknown
''oe-~27S Lenoy av.; Frank slcgelman.
,th--so7 W ,ss.. .Tr!hing
a i5tosfnnn .,,..,.. Unkno,vp
zfte~sas u, bth at ainnot, ner fInsno,vr w II
%oV~~l ltpth et ana Webster av the
Bfen*. nnto. Michael Garrigan
at4k9fo, "a a. Unknown
,g.s Wsbgter av.. the Bronx,
,ssh !telander n Handel, .....l Triainy
~" t.es WFbstet av.. the BRONX
so Moftn A1rnlows, ,....,.,,. Tria,,.
. sV'rrSse Monroe IT., Morris Goldberg,
ttfsA-ste AZ ~ >, Unknown
oa f9nt i. O. tas Water NJ. auto
o''b~-in fr9ot Of 1854 vlct;sir '"tn0wn st
ssh huto, dH&ss Crimes .,Unkrowr
,ass g FsYlHERon nj, unknown fJnlsno,yn
'psfs~s7ss efh Nv, Louis Schiller. i nsno W., :,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Denies School Objected
To Federal Supervision
Opposed Hiring of Paid In
siructors for Veterans, Sec
refary States

Willard Fairchild, corresponding sec
retary of the Society of Illq1trators,
said yesterday that an incorrect i'm
preston has been given Of the atti-
tude of the men who have been giving
their services to the training of dis
abled veterans in the Society Of Illus
traitors school by the implication that
they object to the supervision OF the
ployees. n,
lection has ever been made by us.
Since the opening of the school there
has always been oversight of its actiyi
ties by government supervision. We
did emphatically object to the. proposal
that paid instructors should be en-
ployed.
"For eighteen months we have been
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Complete Arrangements
For Marine Exposition

The American Marine Association
announced yesterday that final ar
rangem ents are being made for the ex-
position to be held in the Grand Cen
trail Palace November to II. Space
already taken indicates a successful ex-
hibit.
X. W. Heinrich, formerly with the
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation,
has been made director and manager
of the association. The exhibits com
mittee has about finished its prelimi-
nary work.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Radio Corpn. Of America

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Arapetco 40j r Aulbfass ysfy IL
BeHerophon III f5osn @em Yofs tesy 30
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charles in,s +, braiey i'S BY " Diamota
City OF Atlanta III MSE Dl@fmosz ga4sys
July i2.
Cold Harbor left Phiisfelpafa s AM ygJz ~
Edward Pierce 50 w by ssastyex9s
July l2
e r Bedford II Scotland July ~,
Feitoye 230 s Ambrose July IL
Fort Victoria s85 SE AYnbrose July II
Franklin X Lane ! ~ 9 Nantucket July H.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
PostoffIce Adds Shin News

WASHINGTON, July ~. = A new
service of particular interest to bust
ness men has just been added to the
daily mail dispatches bulletin of the
New York Postoffice, which in the
future Will not only carry list of
steamships arriving, but will list the
countries from which mail is being re-
ceived on the particular ships. Cable
service has been arranged to give th;s
accommodation.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Ship Board Gives Pioneer
Purchasers Until Sent. ]

Pioneer purchasers of government
vessels have received until September
for settlement Of their transactions
with the Shipping Board, Harry S.
kimball, vice-president in charge of
finances, said yesterday. The date set
originally was June Is, but negotia-
tions could not be completed with
many Of the companies by that time.
About seventy purchasers are involved
IN the present proceedings.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Far East Conference
Takes Up Rate C,.

Considerable progress was mad. a.
terday by the Far East Conferen.ss s's' !
working out details Of the plan - - : .
each steamship company ms. Ases
forfeit Of $4,000 to maintain 10 can
was announced after an all-da., a.es. i
that another meeting would sessiof
Friday. An agreement is indf." hed
When the plan has been ara.ed. wari.d.
in detail the draft of the contraa rasa oas
be sent to the headquarters ~ ta acs wlli
eign lines for final approval 1'o fer.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Marine Disasters

SEATTLE. Wash. July 12-williamette.
tsradHag coastwise. went ashore during
neavy fog early to-day on Point No Point
smith Island. Tugs went to assistance
ryassengers taken off by Princess Victoria
tbr) ana brought to this port. William
cue lehhing forward, but able to keen
water under control with own pumps.
Sorthland. trading coastwise, went
Mhdns nshoss early to-day on Point Partridge,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13
Hamburg June Shipping
Equals Mark Set i'm 1913

HAMBURG, Germany, July IL (By
The Associated Press) ).-Shipping fig
ures made public to-day showed that
during June 1902 ships, aggregating
1,2S6,942 net tons, arrived at the port
of Hamburg, as compared to 1862
ships, representing 1,215,4S6 net tons
in June, 1918.
Departures for the same period num-
1914 net tons, a compared to 1,417 yes
sells, totaling 1,214,140 net tons, in
June, 1913
New-York tribune., 1922-07-13

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