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New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Arrived Yesterday

Western World guenos Ayres Aug >.
Montevidso Aug u Santos Santos avg 7. ,,.h nio -,
f!rst, 81 third class pass, mails and mdse:
Pier Hoboksn.
urass Mtigs isw ga In ssa.s Aas per
Annette. Port Antonio Aug l5 to the
Atlantis Fruit Co; with mails and fruit;
f'an Baracoa, a. a. Fort Fort au Prince Aug 5. car.a-
Aug 9to or, Maasnt Aas asa X knse
mails and rndse: pier e i.
Ant nsnanso asrp Aas Nswss'f 70 sSs ns Wson
Line, With indse: 7th st, Hoooken,
Fort St George srr, peTmada. v.,h Avg asi asi
pass, mails md rnase as Pier ss s,,S s. ro,o.
York Sps 4 Porto fss i Rice Co; With lit pass.
mails and mass rer sS Anr nkyn vacu
um oil Co: with oil: Bayonne. " ].
Alaskan, cristobal Aug is. Boston Aug
20; to United American Line: with mdsei
Santa Luisa. Taicahuana Aug !. Val
paraiso 2. Antofagasta Z. Mol!enoo .;
"a. ss'a to : w 'A r Grace az Z CO; with ss pass,
mails and mdse; Pier ss, Bklyn.
MaawSod nan is Aug a.s d. rsasral
Bergensftord fNor); Christiania. Aug
Il ana bssSen sss $50 third
class pass. malls and md.e 3oth ct skiyn.
Maid Of Psara (Brl. Liverpool. aug 2;
to Byron S Co; with coal Pier Vice.
Virginia Express, Richmond. Aug 1si TO
Richmond & n Y S Co; with mdse; Fer
As e r.
Jonancy, Norfolk Aug 1s; to the Poca-
hontas Fuel Co; with coal; Off Liberty.
Maumee, Portland, Me. Aug 10: to Fer, For
eign Transport Mercaneie So' VIZ"
fndae. Pier N Fl
Ere Freeman, an Norfolk Aug 10; to Pocahontas
Fuel Co. with coal; off Liberty. -
Black Diamond s Co. with nadse; Pier 3,
Army Base, B'klyn. :,
b Eastern Pilot: Boston Aug 2o; 10
Winchester, with rndse: Pier 4, Army Base,
Barbadian .tBr), Boston avg %; to White
star ouasee h,as cty Tyh fS or Aug a
U Navigation Co, with mdse; Pser A.
B'klyn.
Mallory, with mdse; Tietjen & Lang's D D,
Hoboken.
ormadale. Boston Aug 90, to Munson
sohr Rebecca r Douglas, returned hence
fpr Barge p Me- to onn mssser na with
Mandy Hill tBr). Barry Aug s. to In
ternational Freighting Corp. with mdse;
schr Jenr11ee Flood Kreiger, Norfolk; to
Crowell & Thurlow. with mdse; anchored
of Red Hook Flats, Bklyn.
West Hardaway, Hull: to D Mallory
with mdse; Pier as, B'klyn.
Holinsde tBr), Norfolk Aug 49,; to
Simpson, Spence & Young with mdse
kelloggs Docks, shadyside. N j.
ohioan. Los Angeles Aug 3. Colon Aug
Pier s, Bush Docks. B'klyn.
Hellig ,olay (Dan). .Christiania Aug II;
to Scandinavian American Line. with pass
mails and mdse; 17th at, Hoboken.
Oropesa tBro. Southampton Aug IL: to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co, with pass
mails and mdse; anchored off Quarantine;
will dock about 40 m at Pier AZ. " r.
oropesa (Br), Hamburg Aug 8. South
ampton IL; to the Royal Mall Steam
Packet Co, with pass and mdse.
Algeria (Br), Liverpool Aug TO- Queens
town IL via Boston 30; to the Anchor Line.
with pass and rndse.
Hansa {Ger). Hamburg Aug 12; to the
United American Lines. with pass. mails
and mdse.
John D Archboid Port Lobos: to
Robert Hague, with crude oil.
Philadelphia, Baltimore. to the Clyde
S Co, with mdse
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
BY Independent, Wireless
Tel. Co. Tnc

4ssnre 4asnwinayre 80 SSw Nantucket Am, GA
Bs.ierophon 1so EsE Cane Ma zNus ~:
Gsyr1sr Ger,Jsl iav as 3 by Scotland Aug 81
81, tsapiaKa Is ss by n Cape Henry Az su .,
Siig OF Rome 3. SW Nantucket A1,s s So -.
CCtiint''ia Cli' ~: from Nantucket AN ~
Ti1ias faI.tts'a s..saV .ss 2 Ambrose Aug "a ~
sIssf'se ~ z76 Nj Havana A1g ~
136 E Cape Henry Arb ~
e Eliot % E Ambrose Anr IN
- tMsSndsfs Sword 200 e Ambrose Sueoo
E.a,whfd Plerce w Gayhead Aup on ~
Iinfner 6Gs II Ambrose Aug 70 81
ca.hck cavmrack S9e 3 Ambrose Aug 20.
ea.,nssine ecatnssine $40 Ambrose Aug 20.
gniA t.aa asream 155 n Jupiter Aug 20
1,oron s25 Scotland Aug 90
Ii1ncester 1S1 NE WInteroiiarter A. On
neIen sg Scotland Aug 20. 1o'
HfeImonfaeN 10 Nantucket Aus 2o
gunsata l2s SH 8ayfead Aug an
: & Ysndyhe 10 " Diamond Ang On
,nto"hiand $40 ~ Ambrose Aug 81
,sstkr FAnnin 2b0 S scotland &up D,
.dkA Gfiboa 147 q SeotIatd Ans IN
11sns,l iat ss % Ion 10 ~ w Aug 20.
Lspanto ~ y New York Air 10, ~
saong1iie s1a ~ Ambrose Aug III
siSbtsrsy ia w Havana Aug III
ssgghfavi sh = Nantucket Avg 20.
.sUfois lob FE wfnterqnarter AnV On
r.ofa Mofa ~ \ Diamond Aug 20 ~.
stssstAn tbS y Ambrose Auw o0
JAnslew ibg EBE Hnttsraa ass1 a.
gtfisAba 7ss u Asnbroas xs,u II
saahsf5o sss scotland Aug Ell.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

James Fitzpatricls succeeds James J MIL.
ler command steam screw KusailSa
Warren H Brown succeeds Edward
kranse command barge Charles Ran.
Aoikh.
command barge Alice Tague. =
warren ~ brown succeeds John Thomp-
son command barge iSeeihurst.
Warren Brown succeeds Henry In Z
sock command barge levin
aTreh Brown succeeds Frank Pau
ere command barge Mauretania.
warren ii Brown succeeds Herhert
icuns command barge Harry A Reaier.
James Hamilton succeaaa ] Chriatian
senseh son.snand gasoline screw Ellen s.
mand barge Loretta ~ Ss.A- -
Alien Campbell succeeds George ID Rowe
ommand gasoline screw Alberta ~ y
Charles Swift succeeds George A c,,aan
command steam screw Anne nj.
DANIEL Russell succeeds Eugene a
tusseii command steam screw Mahel
Frederick Weiman succeeds Lee Raea
command schr barge Arkansas. sA
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Grand Banks Berg Loafs
Close TO Incoming Ship
Hellig Olav Brings 8-Months.
Old RRkvr Ro'n aboard Her
1n January VOYAGE

Passengers who arrived here last night
from Copenhagen on the Scandinavian
American liner Hellig olav reported
the vessel passed close to an Iceberg
OH the Grand Banks on Saturday after.
noon. The skipper said the berg looked
close, bat that the Hellig Olay was .
safe distance from the big ice noun
tain. Observers from the bridge esti-
mated the berg was ESQ feet high and
Rad water-line base of 400 feet.
Among the passengers was Mrs.
ssis-sys Baker twenty-four years old
cs -eattle, Wash, who was accompaai-
ed. BY her three .clildrea. louis. five;
sfr~s. 49,. rel 80 .-;;... IN ORTIZ old
Infant, wnp has not yet been christen.
ed. The youngest child was born on
board the Hellig Olav when Mrs. Raker
WIS crossing to Denmark last January.
She sad yesterday she wished to nave
her infant daughter baptised in this
country and had not decided upon
a name.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Aug 21--Arrved: sarta
Tar Tarbsra Ss,, New York; Borsestad Nor,.
York and Philadelphia; tMohican, New
York Sailed: Erie (Nor). New York.
Br af Sar AiyeySao, city asy'sa on
Augusta, Savannah: Gloucester, Baltimore
and Norfolk. Sailed: Frederic Ewing
cHARLEsToN. s. c. Aug 21-Arrlved:
Laks e, ,AAeomsk, 4 Miami; Tordenskjold, Phil
saspha New York; kpanSh0m WsrS NeT YSy Ma
Lenape. New York and proceeded for jack
sonyille; n vrsnnS sSilsd rp rpeursur. Mstanzas
Mar Rojo nu sI Asle4s Aue Atlantic aArr,ynd Sfl
yiet,olite tBr). Halifax; Munpiace, ANeH New
tBr). New York; Fort Hamilton lBr), New
fork; Rosalind (Br), st Johns, N r; Ben
svsd: ksnsal lNa css5s SBr, Hs AVE New siAF: YORK:
Melrose 9Na-9 X Boston; Absecon, Boston; soivang
New England; Matow, New England schr
Margaret Thomas, New Haven: Wiilsoio.
Nsw YORK Lake Saws. Cuban ports Sea-
York. Sailed; carplaka, AZ Artwern. risf' WesF yyeW
Inboden, New Orleans; Herakles tNor5,
snd Ghssn smo p9Tts schr Charles
HAVANA. Aug 21-Arriyed. San Bar,,,
Is, Ilisr9 Boston; Monterey Vera cr,k FOR for
n .
Non e,,, ssrrat y tspan), New York: Esperanaa,
i sAeEsoNv5lEg $ f5 yyE 5s, Fla Aug s1sallea:
via Savannah; Texas, Port I.obos. Trini.
da9{ilaI, Tort Arthur.
I'M MoNTR5AL, ,1,;sls Aug s1--Arrived: Andania
SBflt Cherbourg; Canaia 1Br) Liverpool.
nn1sa sunaerland 81 aeran wsnes iS stsinstaa Nor,,
Arrived Alaann' Alaebaran' fpp ISTt Rods aug 81
pecto lBelg), Antwerp; Chain chalmeate' 'tl' 1a1a- Mn-
yana; ana coppeIheme. Tela: Hibueras fr4onI
nilllnaeds tills I si,,,aL Honduras Nor, Puerto Cas-
nIer ns1 fSH,an1 Tfampico; ousteoneIs. Ma
p,oo; eeibe tgond), ceiba: poarilile, il lam am
pfco: Sen rbicio tBr), Havre
PENSACOLA. Aug 21-Arriyed: Tanaioy
:, Pr PIdLLADELPHIA. Il. pei! Aug 81 -DArrived
Port Antonio; Giovanna Florio IitS. Baiti,.
more viz Norfolk; r j Williams. Aaster-
qs nosson aeors,an ousni,co BsMtimore Nantucket
Jacksonville, = etc.; Reaper Port Arthur
Sailed Eugene r Thayer. Houston !.
Slameae Hans,aa PRINCE C lBr1 Bahia. etc Paraguay,
Folger Beaumont. - =
Paul W Thurlow. Norfolk. '''seo' ''enr
s. PORT TAMPA, Aug 2l-Arrived c,ho.
taw, Mobile; Chester Valley, Tampa fs,pu fTarry
g n9eering tschr>. Norfolk. Sailed: : Cor. & !.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug al--ArrIyea 2oth .
eeiesaaades, easa. 5 Mobile; Enterprise. Hiio, Port
j lmcuekenbach, Boston; Hyades, Honol,,,',.
yonis! yyonking .Dan9, antwerp; Ecuador, New,
saiIsd so,h. G9iuaa' Eyarett for. VALPARAISO.
Fedro Vih san
s,s ,ss,,v;A,NNAH Ca, Aug 2i--Arr,vr,
siasa 1nickshinny' Boea Grande Howard Bsitt.
4I,aeksonyille I,a,.. Sailed: city OF Columhns u1
bosTnn st, +, Hsigoy tNor). Jackaonvllie. us'
W., W. J9UnNs 9d,s y B. Aug 21-Arrived: silver
NAM rAfMpA. Fla. Aug 2l--Arrived: Italia.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass A..
riyed schrs Sarah Eaton, New wi, ar. 4r-
s,i; sM,aehias; Mary e Anderson, New yor,s fo. sor
Sasf!, 5Sncffnrooke, S Heivetia, New York for for
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Turness, withy' d Co with malls; ID ex-
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier sb, N H.
twest sBth stl,

Turneaa, withy' d Go with malls; ID ex-
peeted 70 dock forenoon at Pier sb, X
West sBth stl,
Due Friday
vessel Port. Agency.
America, Cherhourg. Aug ii. 80 u s Lines
eusauehanna, Bremen, Aug Ia. II S Lines
Scytksa, Liverpool. Ang III. .Cunard eco
Ryndaffa Beulogne. Aug i6
Holland America Line
Chicago Havre. Aug Is. French Line
Due Saturday
France. Havre. Aug Is. s..... J. French Line
Gothlnnd, zAnt~sfS. A.sg IL. Red Star Lfns
Monterey. Havana, Aug g.
N q Cuba Mali $ Co
pue Sunday
Baltic, Liverpool, Aug 10. White Star Line
Toloa, Havana. Aug "a. United Fruit Co
Duo Monday
Acropoiis. ptraeus. Aug s.
American Black Sea Line
Maracaibos Mayaguez. Aug 2S.
Bliss, Daliett g. Co
Fort st George. Bermuda. Aug &c,
Porto Rico. San Juan. Aug aa 80 ~
Ny a. Porto Rico Co
Duo Tuesday. Aug 30
Olympic Southampton, Aug "a
Minnekahda. Hamburg, Aug is.
American Line
Europa. Naples. Aug 1s.. Tails IL f1etica Inc
MuHamar, Nassau. Aug rs. Munsou Lines
Orizaba. Havana, Aug 70.
N Y a. Cuba Mail q q Co
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
2I Cheer as Their.
Last Rocket Brings
Rescuels lin Storm
Women and Children Saved
After Night of Peril ON
Sloop Fast Aground i'm
Sand of Rockaway Inlet

The twenty-one men, women and
children taken from the grounded
forty-foot sloop Stindrust off Plum
Island in Rockaway Inlet early yester-
cape from possible disaster through
vigilance of the harbor police. After
seeing the last of the party ashore,
Patrolman Arthur Chichester, in COM
mand of Police Launch No. 6, returned
to the bar and stood by while the ves-
sci was fioated Tho Stindrust re-
turned ta Rockaway In command of
Captain Andrew Nelson and the two
members Of the crew. who remained
aboard throughout the trying gxpa-
rience.
Nine women, four children and eight
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Aid Rushed Burning Ship
Five Vessels Respond 20 Calls
of the Lake Strymon
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 21.-Afire for
twelve hours the steamer Lake Stry-
mon sent out three calls for assistance
to-day. Five ships went to her aid.
The City of Montgomery was first to
reach the burning ship, which was
then twenty-four miles northeast of
Frying Pan Shoals on the Carolina
coast.
The fro was between decks and
members of the vessels crew had
blistered feet. Coast guard cutters
from Norfolk, Wilmington and
Charleston, S. c., were sent to aid.
The City Of Montgomery reported
late this afternoon the fire would be
under control in an hour. The Lake
Strymon will be taken to Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

ARDRossAN, Aug 1s-silyersand tis*>.
| Baltimore.
Tacoma for Hongkong.
HoNGKoEG. Aug 1a--Bearport. san
MANILA. Aug 1o-china Arrow, San
francisco; Empress OF Australia (Br).
MANcHEsTER, Aug 1s--Mirlo tNor,.
LIVERPOOL. Aug 1s-orator (Br). CAL
MONMOUTH. Aug 1s---weishman tsr,.
SHIELDS. Aug 2o-Eringham Gulf
LONDON, Aug 2o--Lisgar County (Nor).
Montreal (not previously); Mackinaw tBr),
Philadelphia; yasconia OBJ. New York
BERdEN, Aug 15--Louisiana (Nor). sa-
vannah via Philadelphia.
s.w soTaRNnuSa TprR va & John. Ass lSchsoaulp
York via Philadelphia.
DUNKIRK, Aug i7--cumberland tBr>,
EsBJERG, Aug 17--st Anthon. Mon
Kobe. Aug 17-Dewey, SAN Francisco
via Yokohama; 1s. Kureha Maru (Jap).
AARHus, Aug 17--Sskbridge tBr,.
YOKOHAMA, Aug 1s-President Madi-
son. Seattle
oTARu. Aug 1s-Dacre Castle tBr),
:, HULL, Aug 1s.-Artagan Mendi tsp2.
fprn MaFu AaK Mary soM. e zsda aaaore oTs
Halifax.
dLAsGow. Aug 2o-Tunisian tBs9.
Assyrla lBr). New York via Movllle
GREBNLoCK. Aug 2o-saturna (Br).
PORTLAND, Eng, Aug zo-Linkmoor
(Br), Port Arthur.
ST -MIcHAELs. Aug 1S-canada (Fr).
New York for Marseilles.
sUEz, Aug 1s--Egrenont, Calcutta for
LIVERPOOL. Aug 19-Crator (Br), Gal
weston: Valcmore (Brl. Baltimore; 20.
Maquan, New Orleans; Chickahominy (Br).
TlENTs1N, Aug 2o-west Kader. Port
LONDON. Aug 21-Mesaba (Br). New
soUTHAMPToN, Aug s1-Mauretania
(sWrl. ~ New y y aISG YoTb .,u ., -uou -
York and Philadelphia via Panama.
Departures
CLYDE, Aug 17--Manchester Shipper
(Brl. Montreal.
tfrom LiverpooD New York
CALCUTTA, L II A, Aug 1s-suveric tBr). Bos-
BARRY. Aug is--Lesie &c y, Provi-
LISBON. Aug 1s---Braga tFr), (from
MaArRs1lRIssss ARnRossNS Nsw A1r xork ,sne,v,asr. no.
ROTTERDAM. Aug 1s--Alfred Nobel
lNor), Wabana; 49, Haugerland (Nor).
NEWPORT. Eng. Aug 1s--Royal City
tBr), New York; 10. Lieutenant Jean Lau-
rent lFr1. Philadelphia; Arsa ,UtaD. Bos-
p PARTI1NeToS. 9 aug Aug ise"Archlmedes
ST MIcHAELs Aug 1s-Patria tFr)
GLASGOW, Aug 1o-City Of London
(Br). Newyork; Orla tNor). United States.
HONGKONG. Aug 19--Kaga Maru (Jap),
CARDIFF. Aug 1s--Merry Mount. New
York.
LONDON, Aug 19--virgilia tBr>, Bos-
puENos .AyREs. Aug ao-servian
LIVERPOOL, Aug 20--Allegheny (Br),
Boston; 18th. Caledonia (Br). Philadelphia.
York.
METHIL. Aug 1s--Glensloy (Br). Bos-
SUNDERLAND, Aug ls-Rassay tBr),
BELFAsT. Aug 2o--Fanad Head tBr>.
LIvERpooL. Aug 21-Howick Hall
BARRY. Aug le--Monte Nevoso utao.
Key West; City OF Alton, New York.
6 anBRAaTAG, II SALT, Avg sS-mceiebss b Maru
MARSEILLES. Aug 16-Margaret Dollar
from Maniia). Boston and New York
BRISTOL. Aug 19--Wells City (Br).
SHIELDS. Aug 1s-siam City (Br,, New
York; 10th Bembrdge tBr). Montreal
HAMBURG. Aug 1s--vandyck (Br), New
York.
LIVERPOOL. Aug le-Megantic tBr).
Montreal
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
City island

Round south--schrs K Bently. Port
Stanley Mines; Jesse e. Bliss fsri 'ins ps rrs 10
Sols E pueainsi.n tSi Msw fsrk with lumber to Hoan
ton; Triton. Windsor for Newt,r,h =, a,uhtins- lis,
nnadt np,asser to Higginson Mfg Co: Framcas mren
Iaogahow' W Sullivan for New York Wits
ssyns Whtst 20 Joseph Leopold Co: Har.r,et ~'eH =
WRnnsnsad, Rn. Providence for New Yorh et
Yorp ynn EI,ass--schr Daniel TompNina Nen,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Army Orders

From The Tribuns's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.--Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Preston. Maj. II. N, to Fort Leavenworth
Miller. Capt. r. o., to Atlanta.
Hardman. Maj. A, to Ell Paso.
Brown. Capt. B. H.. to Ell Paso.
Carlisle, Maj. P. D.. to Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Gillis Capt. M. A.. to Camp Knox
Bowden. Capt e. T., to Milledgeville.
To Fort Benning-Busch, Capt. E.; Mellon,
Capt. f. c.; Rippetoe, Capt. G. c.;
Wampler. Capt. b. s.; Wooley, Capt.
II. d.
Engineers
Griffith, Capt. L. B., to Fort Sam Houston.
Cosby, Col. S., to Cleveland.
Little. Capt. ]. G.. to Hawaii.
Miscellaneous
Colgan. Capt. ]. G., Air Svc., to Fairfield.
Stockton. Maj. u. A. ir.. c. A.. to Wash
ington
cruteher. Maj. ]. F.. Cav, to Walter Reed
Hospital,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Hog Island Auction Aug. 1880

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i--The Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation will hold a
public auction at the Hog Island ship.
building yard August 20 and so to dis
pose of surplus marine materials, Sid
ney Henry, director of sales, an
nouneed to-day. The supplies include
boilers, pumps, winches, generator sets,
engines and miscellaneous qnsutsty
81 ship Eupplies.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Outgoing Steamships

NOTD.--Mai information will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column. " N0
The The sailing sailing hours below are daylight
AAeStsaai Assoiass. HsmsasR Hs9nsnampto1 IS II
Presidente Wilson. Trieste, IL NJ.
Persier. Havre. P q. Erie Basin, B'kiyn
Sail Tomorrow
President Adams. - London. ii:so a. & NJ hN''"
Lstvia. pan-g. PM.6. Bush Docks, q GSHlsn IsJym
ssixaola. KINGSTON. u NJ. ........s, n r
For. For St George. Bermuda. II AM. .s6, N r
Munwood. Matanzas IL NJ. ..,...9 70 r
Sail Thursday
Unssd saa,ess copennasgsn caam1arg IL
America Rio Jane.ro 17fh Fm st HsSoksn HeSoksn
h4''c Bsrd City. ye1s suenos enos Ayres rM, Pm
Stuart Dollar. San Francisco, IL n u
Alaskan. Philadelph,a, P N. ~ . KY"
s. Bush Docks. B'klyn
Sail Friday
Algeris, Glasgow, IL M. .......64, N r
Eastern Coast. Revai, IL NJ. .s2. B'kiy,l B'kil
Eastern Planes Auckland. NJ
Anaconda. Rotterdam, NJ: W
z. Army Base. B'klyn
Hsa Hnsrssoa: csrssssnas F M.::::.,ss, M.:::ss \ ( +
surinam. Trinidad. P M.........4t N r
ssTima st Thomas. p M........47 n r
Ianama1 Cr.stobal, 3 PM. .e5 N r
Heilaa Turks Isle, I'M. ..........7 rs N r
Snl SATURDAY
Ma3est1c. Southampton. 2 PM. .bs, f
Celtic, Liverpool, IL NJ. so N f
Dante Alighieri, Naples 2S n r.
Lap!and, Antwerp, /: M........,.5S, NJ n r
rotterdam. Rotterdam. 10 M.
,.,. ath st. Hoboken
President Fillmore, Bremen. rM.
Eastern Sun. Cape Tow, 70 NJ. -A''Ns"
sandown Castle. Cape Town. 3 PM "''i'
r,ror.,. Bush Docts. u lilyn
RRoopn5ai Rooaiind HalamIhurg, n Ia'n y n 4.
yonhan yor5 vieteria, I,i, Bermuda II AM -. s5, R
SS,auoan. Bnenos Ayres IL .AM.14 Hoboken
SSaponey havana, II AM d r
santa Marta. Kingston. II AM. ~ n
EEaracass san Juan l2 M......Il. B'kivn
conce, San Juan, IL Nj ....35' B,iSiyn
C.arem. San Juan 10 III 81 $500 = Siyn
Eoiycarp. Para II AM 4' 81 t3.,iS - ~ ~
carry Luckenbach. San Francisco. l2M.
35th ST. 'llyn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
winds at Sea To-day

East Gulf--Gentie to moderate variable
winds and partly cloudy weather.
West Gulf--Moderate east and southeast
winds and partly cloudy weather.
Caribbean Sea and Wfndward PasBage---s
Moderate to fresh east and northeast Winds
except variable over extreme south por-
tion; partly cloudy weather and local
showers
North of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
TO Hatteras--Moderate variable winds and
fair weather.
Hatteras to Florida straits---Moderate to
fresh northeast and east winds and cloudy
weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 21-Georgian
Rolph, previously reported with broken
tail shaft. arrived at Astoria 18th in tow
tug Sea Ranger
West Prospect. which was withdrawn
with expectation Of being sold to Atlantic.
Gulf & Pacific Steamship Corp, resssigned
to Strpther G. Barry Cor trans Pacific trade
Expected West Faralcne and West Cho-
paka also will be reassigped
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

York pawA tbr), New
York ns"a tbr). New
shoTTERDAM. ERDAM. Aug is--Argalin fEr,
Ann Noms r,vr ,Irieans; Elmsport. Baltimore. H.
San prancjsce ofieans; Moerai1k iDu).
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

AUG TO- lat 40 29, lon SO 30. conieal buoy
with red. blaclt and white horizontal
bands, Kelbcrgen.
Along the Oversee Routes
The following obstructions were reported
Received the following radio report from,
Care Race: "Aug 10. lat Al o. lon 81 or
a sphr attached to submerged wrecka ge -
Adriatic.' Received the following radio re-
port from the str McISeesport: Aug O. lat
4b OF, Ion 33 4s, passed a conicai buoy
surn1ounted by staff carrying lantern. .
Adriatic. Following radio report from the
British str swaze: Aug s, lat AZ W, Ion
&c 06. passed a lower mast about a5 n
long" Adriatic: July 80, lat 81 is. Ion
10 S8. red conical buoy. Ramon de Lar
rinaga; Aug 1s. lat 10 Sc. lon sS 49, partly
iecting about IT out Of water, apparently
small dereiict schooner, Yoro.
lee Reports
The Canadian Signal Service reported Ice
in the approaches 10 and In the Strait Of
2eNe Isie as follows: British SIR Empress
of Scotland, Aug IS, lat So IA, Ion 10 Is,
encountered ice; thence five miles east OF
Point Amour passed 40 bergs and many
1'rowlers near the track; British str
a-,ort%n Aug IA. lat SO ~, lon so 0S met
ice; thence to rs miles east of Eeiie Isle CO.,
t,il-p - passiag iarge bergs and GROWERS.
nct q the strait many bergs growleTs
and dangerous pieces OF ice From the soIti,
sia Deile Iaie to six miles ea st OF Point
Amour saw numerous bergs South shore
of the strait clear.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Sailed Yesterday

Hatarana (Br). Norfolk: Steel Seafarer,
San Francisco; Eagle Baltimore: Sewalls 8
Point, Norfolk; Luckenbach. Boston !;
folk Anna Maersk tDan9, Norfolk; Hamil-
ton, Norfolk; Valacia 't2r), London; Saga
porack, ConstaEtinople.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22

Pipestone County a54 r Ambrose Aug 20.
Reaper ITO S Overfalls Aug 20.
Robin Adair 143 s Ambrose Aug II.
siboney ?65 8 Scotland Aug 81.
Shickshinny 1874 N Jupiter Aug 90.
st Mary 3$5 SSW Nantucket Aug 90.
San Juan 252 S Scotland Aus 20.
Minnequa 165 ESE Bermuda Aug 20,
Santa Louisa :65 s Ambrose Aug 20.
Teoumseh $50 s Sable Island Aug Fl.
1ulia 231 Ambrose Aug 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Dancers to Navigation
fBy II & Nav,rat,on o.,

(By u S Navigation Col
North Atlantic Ocean, OFF the America n
Coast
The following obstruction was reported !.
AUG 10. lat 40 20, lon SO 30. conieal buoy
with red. black and white horizontal
ha ndg Kalhnrpe,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-22
Marine Reports

NoTE.--Tho henrs be.sw are STANDARD time.
THE TIDES
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-20
CITATION

To Eliza beth Lubbe, widow of the above named deceased, Frederick R. Lubbe, son of said deceased, Charles F. Lubbe, son of said deceased, William Lubbe son of said deceased, Nita C. Fuller, daughter of said deceaS- ed, Dorothy E, Lubbe, daughter of said deceased, and to all per sons interested in the above en- titled estate:
 You and each of you are hereby cited to appear before the above named court. at the office of the United States Commissioner and Elk Officio Probate Judge there, of, on the sixth day of June, 1922 at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, then and there to show cause, if any there be, why the estate of the above named deceased Otto Lubbe,
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-05-20

This was decided on at the last meeting of the Mccarthy lgloO, Pioneers of Alaska, who will this year take full charge of the arrangements to make the day a pleasant one for the home folks and the visitors.
 A program will be gotten up very shortly by a special com mittee and it is safe to say that the principal event will be a baseball match between McCar- thy and Kennecott.
 Baseball enthusiasts at Ken necott this season are many and two crack teams are ready for play. One of these will probably play match at Cordova on the Fourth and the otber will play Mccarthy on that day.
 Thore has been some talk about an excursion running to Cordova from Kennecott on the Fourth but Jas. Dennis, Captain of the Kennecott Baseball League, said when interviewed yesterday that he had no knowledge of it, as far as he knew only the team would make the trip to the Coast.