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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
TCbAY'S EVENTS

Twenty years ago today signor Mar conf sent his first wireless messages across the Atlantic
 On this date in 1880 street liEhtisg by electricity was first introdpoed in New York city.
 Seyenty-fiyc years as1 iolay inc first line Of telegraph was completed between the Mississippi riroS ard the east Greetings tO Prince George, fourth E0- Of the King of England. who celebrates his goth birthday anniversary today. The secretary of state and Mrs. Hughes , are to be hosts at dinner in Washing ton this evening to the delegates to the ! Central American republics confluence 1 Major General Charles J. Bailey. whe l commanded the Slst division in Franca goes on the retired !Ist or the '. $. arus
 today on -aceuuut of having reached rils age limit for active ser ice 1 Delegates from nunacrous states are sx- l, pected in Providence, E. l.. today to ai-
 tend the annual general convention of tho National Society of Sons and DaughterI ! Of the Pilgrims.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20

DriseoIl, which occurred in New London Monday evening. Until within short time. MT. Deiseoll had lived in Jewett City, As boy and man he lived here for 55. years, and only words of respect and sorrow are heard On every hand for a man who had lived such a life that he merits all the good that is recalled. His death was very sudden, caused by heart disease. from which he had suffered for some time.
 Special meeting Court Griswold, No: 101, F. of A.. at 8 tonight. to act on the death of our late brother, John Driscou. A7adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
MAX sPIEGEL, THEATRICAL
 E. PRODUCER, IS BANKRUPT

New York, Dec. I9.-AHeging liabiE- ties of $75O.000 and assets Of -s50es0e0 | zee creditors today filed an inyolun- tary petition in bankruptcy against Max gel had backed Nora Bayes in Broad way playhouse. 4A Efa
 Attorneys for. the epetitloning credi- tors. later issued a statement, declar- ing Spiegers affairs to be ein chaotic state, due to his having been commit ted 10 sanatoriuIn by order of the probate court of Stamford, Conn. las, week. as insane. person." ,s
 Under today's court order. the re. ceivers are permitted to carry on sple. gels interests.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20

her son Oliver at Providence, has return ed home.
 Hobart Sanger, who is working in Worcester, was home over the week end
 Philips hadl which was purchased by the NIasons, is being moved to the new site and the Masons hope to move in be- fore many months.
 Senexet grange will have a Christmas tree at it's next meeting Wednesday night.
 Albert Williams is collector for the Near East relief fund for this part UT the town.
 MT. Mercy, while starting a Ford, had the misfortune of having his arm bCoken
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
BLACK HILL.

William Brown of Shepard Hill was in this neighborhood recently hunting for antique stoves.
 Mrs. H. Beecher Brown, Miss Helen Brown and Miss Fanny Brown visited ir Danfelson Saturday % Thomas Moore of Birchwood farms gave a talk Friday at the county poultry meeting at Brooklyn that attracted much interest. ot 'T Mrs. Ralph Brown visited in Norwich and Jewett City Saturday. r 5s
 Misses Abbie' and Myrtle Medbury wis tied in Danielson Saturday.
 Gable cars were introduced into New Zealand in f1SSs1 and the following year into London.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20

America, was held at o'clock Tues day, evening at Labor Union hall.
 Miss Myrtle Jordan, an instructor at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Ys was recently jeined inr Hartford by her mother: Mrs. Fred P. Jordan and re- turned home Tuesday. ~z~ a. -
 James Hllhouss, son of MT. and Mrs James W. Hillhouse. arrived from Min nescfa, Mipn., Tuesday, where he is 2 member of the faculty of the Minnesota university. @s'-i s,s--
 Miss Dorothy Gorton of the Lyman Hall faculty. WalIingford, is convaleso ing after a three weeks illness at her home. ::
 Henry Norman Steed, student at Connecticut Agricultural College, re- gently underwent an. operation for ap- pendicitis at St. Joseph,s hospital
 MT. and Mrs Frederick E. Staebner and child of Boston are here for the holidays at the home of MT. Staebner's parents. ~-& . @s-
 Miss Patricia Curtis, daughter. of MT and Mrs. Don H.. Curtis, is the guest for the holidays of Mrs. Charles John son of Holyoke, Mass. .-
 Miss Marguerite St. John, who un- derwent an operation for appendicitis at St. Tuseph>s fresPitai, recovered rap idly and will leave Wednesday to be the guest of friends in New London for the holidays On New Years she leaves fo, Delaware .'
 R.r A. Robinson. superitendent of, the local branch of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. is in New York foi 8 few days on business.
 Mrs. George E. Taylor was a Hart ford visitor Tuesday, 1i' ES S--
 Mrs. Isaac Turner of Eaglev!Ae ss , patient at St Joseph's hospital.
 Mrs. Egbert ASeCase recently enter :ained a Thinfble club of the Congresa tionaI church of which Mrs: Ralph Car penter is leader. H.l- 7: ! P" '-e'f 1 MT. and Mrs Robert O. Branch an; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. B! aCarpente were recent New aBritain visitors. t@7 ; IF ..r'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
Burning sand. at the Strand Thestr.

Though .in5 these days the motion pie ture producers are given to choosing old men to play elderly roles wherever possi-. ble there are times when it is necessary to depend on makeup entirely for the er- feet desired and case in point is the remarkable transformation effected by Cecil Holland in the role of an old Shelk in Burning Sands, a Paramount picture which will be on view at the Strand the- atre Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
 Mir. Holland who will be recalled fos his admirable work as the hslf-witted Roger Unthank in The Great InpefSon- , ation is in his early thirties; made up ss the old Sheik he looks fully eighty seven at close range. Wanda Hawley and Milton Sills ara featured in this production which Olga Printzlau adapted from Arthur weigall's story. It Is a picture fully as thrilling and spectacular as The Sheik, it is claim ed. Louise Dresser. Winter Hall. Jae- queline Logan. Robert Cain and others of i note appear in the big cast.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

The Ladies Aid social which was to have been held last Friday evening was postponed for, two weeks 2 The 9Seuexet grange officers for the coming year had their annual meeting at the masters, M. J, Whites, last Friday evening. ,s4
 Mrs. John Town, who has been visiting
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
Broadway-Noil o,Bnsn's Nins.reIs To-

Neil o'Brien's Minstreis. bigger, better and greater than ever before will be an early visEor to this community. its date for the Broadway theatre having been set for tonight at SIS. NIT. O'Brien who Is conceded to be the leader in. the art of putting a minstrel show together, pronis- es many noveliez for coming season and an entirely new cenic productioa
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mems IInle Study ai Y. M. C. A.
 Al els o'clock this evening, the zo- 'nd Of a series of Bible classes will be heh in the local Y. M. C. \. All men in- terested are invited to attend.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20

HoIss in Rqqu9 9ort ehepse are plaeea there py pnachinlryefo ad1lt ar r,lt enablez the Irh.d1fo -gnos. thus riv.n- the desired flavor.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
Willis Auto Express

~ WfLLMkNTfc OFFICE S1 chuPch Street r Phone 1o62 q rs4 NORWICH OFFICE
 Iie ErsnkIin Street Phone 1912 'iF NEW LONDON OFFICE - Q Bank Street lE'- Phone s2s-2 AR05Gd Trips, Mon-, Wed. and Fri.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20
.'.-'-' R0LL-UP
 MANICURE SETS

Fer puspess Of holiday presentation Fcfsf fcs besrseSsle r Use Here are Msr.surt ssts that are both usss Ct asd soods Io6ssiBa-the ulti.
 at tt.tS6F any dfft9 The easss ese ef brown Iesther, lined wikR asAerent color silles, containinn ts s pieces, at 2Ss u6
 e&s z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Shipyards Will Get
Repair Work on 30
To 90 u. S. Vessels
Board TO Ask Bids for Rent
ting Ships for Coal Trade;
Officials Prepare Speciii-
cations; Will Act Shortly

American shipyards will be asked
shortly 10 submit bids for rehlting the
fifty 20 sixty vessels which the ship
ming Board is getting ready for the
coal trade Omcials at the local ohices'
as broadway, arc now preparing 'peei-
6eations upon which the work viii DC
based. II was said yesterday that inc
eos, n the rceonditioning probably
would aggregate about 100000. some
81 the vessels nave been Idle for two
wears or more and several weeks VIII
be required to put them into hr't-ela''
operating condition.
Rids alrcady have been requested for
decking and getting up steam on WI
6rst batch Of vessels. II Is cFpeeteu
tbat calls will be issued within the
ncvt two or three days for ten shlps
ard tbat twenty more will be put out
80. woek The steamers which have
beon held In the spot feet up thee
Hudson can be put IN shape In several
davq According 20 tho plans OF inc
hoard. twenty vessels will be ready De.
tween August 10 and 20 and the rest
early In September.
The docking and overhauling OF the
Shipping Board boats will create
greater activity In shipyards along the
Atlantic coast than has been seen since
the depression set In two years ago,
While the work is not extensive u VIII
provide temporary employment Tor a
large number Of workers az New iorH'
Norfolk and the Gulf ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Radio Corpn. of America

Positions are Of noon. distance IN miles
unless otherwise stated
Bark Betty $50 So Baltimore July 20.
Bourne ifs y Diamond July 81.
Bannack J. Fcnwlck July o.
California Gs0 E&E Bermuda July "a.
Caro.inion 200 NE Cape May July a..
cry o. Rome so ,,. sW Gayhead Jgly a.
ColdiarhOur 20 Qverfalls July a.
Corfon -12 sandy Hook July a.
Donis 300 SSE Block Island July 81.
VI Mundo 20 y Diamond July a.
81 Norte "a y Diamond July 81
ID occidente l17 Ambrose july ~.
Eugene y r. Thayer 90 4 Diamond July 81
= vs. sinclair ~ IS Diamond July a..
Eastern Merchant 81 from o,eTfaiis
Edwsrd Pierce IS sc Five-Tsthom Bank
Endisoti 30 Sc win,srqusr,.r July y.
Tredk Ewing 100 Ne Diamond July ~.
Garfield iel 8 Ambrose July o.
X Grove 1872 Ambrose July a.
9ieclan 200 1W block Island July ~.
Georgia Is1 s Scotland July a.
homefic 1859 Ambrose 7.tb a m July IL
Illinois lat - % ION 30 50 July -
Lake Fioursoy 80 sw Nantucket Juiy p.
Mhfacalbo 80 sW Mayaguez July 90.
Mary i0i Diamond July %.
Meteor = sW Flve-Fathom Bank July q.
Munpiace 1fG = Ambrose July 7g
n Elliott o. y ~ degrees p Diamond
July o.
Munplace 100 s sandy Hook July 81.
Nora 20 S Ambr0sc July a.
Olanfho go Ambrose July q.
Ormifale 20 ssE Barnagst July u
% Warlng $50 l. Hafferas July IL
Phoenix 20 ENE Winferquarter july y
President Fillmore 1895 + Chatham 10 a m
Jgiy o.
Philip Pubiieker II Delaware Break
water July o.
Resoluto f1s T. Ambrose July 81.
San Mateo 4fs Nanfucket July r.
satariA 80 Ne Delaware Break~atsr
July a.
scyihla 1900 r Ambrose : o m july a.
Seaconneft 2 + Grfaf Round shoals Tuiv u
siitangerfjord lat 90 lon 30 3.30 a M
July ~.
Santa Veronica ga s Ambrose July e.
nrNiscout 81 Diamond July u
n WILLIAMS 1870 Bermuda July 20.
suiy g.
tennonia lat a. % Ion 80 o5 July 81
Virginia Limited 100 + Ambrose July q
WIN n Dohcny ~ s Ambrose July n
Vim irish 81 : Fenwick Island July H.
VIM Rockefeller 20 NJ Hatferas July II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Cleared

city ~ Bensirss fBr). Brown; Port SAID
and guez. Norton. Lilly b. 90.
Menominee (BD. Finch. London. At
lantic Transport Line
swiftlight. Blake, Tampico. Mallory
Truro City CBr. crerar' Hamburg; s
Navigation co.
and Hull: Eiiermans Wilson Line
Cokesit. Abbott. Frccmanle ana foft
piri. United states & Australasia Lines
Tansma. Port. San Juan AM fonee'
Atlantic Fruit Co
Kasama (Br. Meicalfc Cape Town and
East London. Norton. Lilly Co
West insalp. Culver. Antwerp 20 Pniln-
dalohia: Black Diam lnd S Corp
Lake Fernwood. llanfeni santiago De
cuba and Guantanamo Via Norfolk. At
iantic Fruit co.
Comanchs staples. Charleston and Jack
sonvllo. clyde 90.
Azov (Br). Worth Philadelphia. Robt
Norwalk. Crowell. Boston. Eastern S
Mexican. Keene. San Pedro and San
Francisco via Panama Canal and lhila-
deiphia United America Lines.
Delaware. Robinson, Portland. Eastern
Co
Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk; old Domin-
Con transportation Co.
Elizabeth Maersk DAM. Petersen
Charleuon Isorandtscn. Moeller 90.
W G Tcagie Thompson; Texas CITY
Rob; l. Hague
Rcsaiind 0Br). james. Halifax and s.,
Johns. Bowrirg 4 Co
Mexico Jones. Havana and lroFfcfo
New York & Cuba Mail 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Arrived Yesterday

Rio Crands (Sorl. Heisinrfors July ],
imminghsm July u. % stray a GO
With mdss. Pier 4. Bklyn.
steel soafarfr. London July 70. % the
Isthmisn 3 : Co IN ballast kearny. J.
Rotarisn. Rosario June ~. san Nicolas
June - 70 the international FreiEhilhF
Corp with mdse. kelioggH WORMS ShaaJ
Kc.onia (Dan). clenfueFos July 10. ca.
silda July IL. 20 the y cuba hali
s s CO with sugar. North fth a. bklyn.
" G Tcagle. Baton Rouge July ~. 70
Robert l. HaTue with oil. Pier O. CON
Wohawk Jacksonville and Charleston
July -. 70 the Clyds s Co with pass ana
Vsnor.r' shanghai Nay /. Manila May
q. Iloilo June Honolulu June p. Cris-
tobal July N. Baltimore July 70 70 thc
Tampa Interocean S Co with mdte' fleI
4 Army Base B'klyn. r..
Garlic. Cartagena july j. zorro 20
lorbis July II. Santa Marta July -. Girls
tobai July 20. Kingston July 20 70 ths
United Fruit co with % pass mails ana
'"s swsrasd CSor5. Tsnanao July %. Cana
nova July -. 10 the Atlantic Fruit co
with one pass and fruit. Pier %. X
Princess May Bp, Port Antonio o,. Jgiy
q. Bsraboa July 20. 20 the Dl cory
s \ Co with 40 pass and mdse. Pier . y *.
watura (Br). Perth Aniboy July y 70
Furness Witty & Co in ballast. Pier ~
B'kiyn. -.
Sunolssco. Norfolk july 41f 70 Ih' ~ d. e..-
marine Corp. with mdse. Pier g.. H kiyn.
CAROLYN. Boston July 90 90 " Buli
Co. IN ballast. Fletcher's Dry DOCK hooo-
= T bedford. Texas City July. ~; 70
Robert L Hague. with OIL. Pier D. Bay
' freeman. Norfolk July -. 10 the Pc
cahontas Fuel CO, with coal OF hH''s
Island. = r. 50, .r.
TRURO CITY CB). Philadelphia July ~
20 the United states Navigation Co. Win
mdse. Pier -, Bklyn. .,.
sutransco. Philadelphia July @o' 70 tne
Transmarine Corp With mdsoi foI' Ne"-
Veedol philadelphia July &c. 70 the
Tidewater on CO. IN ballast. Bayonne. \ >.
MARYLAND. Hampton Roads July ~ 10
the n S Navy. on ssth ~. y r.
Dixie Arrow. Sabine July 20 70 the
Standard OIL Co. with OIL on iompH'"S
Vile. s !.
Margaret Baltimore July 9s' n inc =
II Bull co. with mdse Cariartt. = y.
Jefferson Norfolk July %. 20 the Ola
Dominion Transportation Go, with pass
vs. n Tliford. Philadelphia July 20 10
Robert Hague. IN ballast Fer y con-
stable Hook. - J. .. ,
sab Ellen Little, Sheet Harbor y ;,
july II. 20 Crowcll 4 Thuriow, with indse
on Red Hook Flats B'kiyn.
Ssh Marion Mosher lBJ. bermuda June
30 TO J T whitney & Co. with mdso' In
stream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Departures

RIO DE JANEiRo. July 7s.-Pensiiva
GIBRALTAR. July ;o-Mon,. GrappA
ft. Cape Race
PALERMO July sa-navesn fD,, ,,o-,
Batavia. Boston and New York
NAPLES July 22-comerie (Br). New
MARIETTA. July s;-Mauid. Psire.
HAMBURG. July il-waunleo,k. Por,
SYDNEY. W. July ss-Ean Wind.
Boston.
IMMINGHAM. July 1,-Msrelsr fn.,r,.
from Antwerp. New Orleans
-. AUCKLAND. July 2t-Makura (Br).
ARpRossAS. July 3s-Miiton ORD.
SHIELDS July as-Aifr.a Nobel CSor,.
Wabana
.HoNgKoNG. July ;s-Tokohsma Maru
NkRvlK. July i,-Jsrssymoor cBD.
Baltimore
SHANGHAI July is-canaaian Freight.
MANILA. July ss-Eas,ern Trader. New
TowNEY July ss-H,athnsia mD.
SHIELDS July ss-Msdiierran.o CFD.
from 9oihenenrg. Philadelphia Alfred
HoNGKoNG. July .s-Presldsnt Wilson.
San Francisco.
LONDON, July zI-Naiacia fnr). New
York
HULL. July 1f-Maud fSorl. gesrfouns.
BARRY. July 1f-Tlverfon mrJ. New
York. Treiissick fBrl. Port Arthur
lMylSGHAM. July 81 Nanrhs.fer
Civilian fBrl Montreal
50. NpEhL ASD. July .7-Elswiek Tower
fHrl. New York
wood - D.
bristol. July 27-Bosion City Br.
Philadelphia.
GLASGOW. July ,T-AssyflA CBr). Ssw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

cAsABLANcA. July il-siiens tF).
ToRRE ANNUNzfATA. July is-Monte
Nevos0 GD. Montreal
BREMEN. july 22-city % Alton. CAL
HAMBURG. July aa-Rochesier. Texas
city 50 Paul. New York.
ROTTERDAM. July 2i-schroon. Hous-
st-EZ July as-Atlanta city. Calcutta
Tor Galveston and New orleans.
GIBRALTAR. July 2s-Anfora utl. Mon
SYDNEY. " g W. July ;s-canadian
Planter OBrl. Montreal
ADELAIDE. July ,5-canadian Britlshsr
SEwPoRT. Ems. July sS-olennnla,
4STwERP. July ;s-uford BD. New
BUESos ATREs. July 's-Bai1ae CBD.
New York
GIBRALTAR. July % Passed Pillar 10
Larrinaea fBrJ. Philadelphia for --
KOBE. July 2i-Bondowoso fDD. san
Francisco. 25th. Empress Of Russia tBrj.
Vancouver
LIVERPOOL. July 20 cardiganshir,
lBr). san Francisco.
YoKoHAMA. July 25-Genoa Maru
| Dap, san Francisco.
MANCHESTER. July 1s-cauadlan Con-
quer0r fBD. Campbeiiton. y ID. West
/ Wanna. New Orleans
| GLASGOW July 2s-Canadian squafter
/ OBJ. Chatham. y d. 2sth. war Slzam
fBrl. Port Arthur.
SHARPNESS. July 2s-Ioviand CSor).
| Halifax
GENOA. July 11-Capitaine Maurice Eu-
gene fFrI. New York
| YOKOHAMA. July 25-Arch.r New York
/ for Shanghai Hongkong, etc. Bcarport
/ San Ffarcifco Tor singapore
! SHANGHAI July 1f-Havana Nfaru
| fJapl, New York. Bessie Dollar. san Pran-
| cisco.
]
HULL. july 1s-comlno fBf). Montreal
SINGAPORE. July 2f-City of Lincoln
| (Brl New York
| MANCHESTER. July 2s-Author (Br).
New Orleans
ROTTERDAM July ef-Noordan fDD
/ New YORK vla Plymouth and Bouiogne
| LAGOS, July 25-Burufu (Br. New
/ York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Fleet Corporation Realizes
S08.637 at Coast Auction

T-on, ne Tribpne's Washington Bureos
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The total
rcce.rf- from the auction Of surplus
materials II the Emergency Fleet Cor.
porsaon 20 Tacoma. Wash. amounted
TO So .C370l The auction, which was
held Tuesday. was conducted by Germs
Realty Experts. Of New York City.
Practically an the usprlus materials
cycept some boilers, were disposed OF.
Tho next sale Of the Fleet Corpora.
lions property on the Pacific Coast Will
be M Alameda. Calf. August 3.
The Fleet Corporation will offer Tor
sale 40 private competitive bidding at
the Washington Offices on August 40 a
lO.OC0-ton floating dry dock.
Bids also are sought for 1876 wooden
and composite cargo vessels, located AZ
Clarcmont. Va; Beaumont, Tex, and
Orange, Tex Offers will be received
up 10 August 90. The ships are sold
with the express condition that they be
dismantied as steamships. No restric-
tions are placed on the buyers as 20
d.sDosing Of the hulls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTEKS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
% the positions o. merchant vessels re-
coiycd through the Independent Wire
Jess Corporation and .he Radio Corpo-
ration o. America. shipmasiers Of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their CTRJ noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations IN the United
states proper n ls important that
these reports should be sent promptly
o. noon each day IN order that they
may be received in time Tor publlca-
ton.
Position reports c~a also be. sent
through the stations % the Independent
Wireless telegraph Company Inc New
York city WCGl. Babylon. L. l.
tWsE). Easthampton. l. l. (WSA1.
Ncw London. Conn. tWsD.
No charge made Tor medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation Of America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
tN'CJ, siasconset. Mass (wsC). New
London. Conn. fWLCl, Cape May. New
York city (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton Of America b. the L Public
Health Service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Marine Corps Orders

Special Di'pa'ch 70 The Tribune
WASHINGTON. July 25.-Marine order'
issued to-day follow:
Hooker n col r s. % Fort Benning.
Davis H.. Col a. g.. Co Fort Henning.
Griffin. Capt. r. 10 Fort Benning.
frura IT, J.. I. 90 Boston.
Jenkins Mar Gun. T.. Co. T. s
whitmlre % II. !. p. 20 Norfolk.
Palmer. 81 IT, n H. 90 Quantlco.
Gale. Capt Il. ~ New York
Cover. Capt l.. T.. 90 New York
Binnfon. Capt. J. p. 90 Paris Island
McHenry. "a It. @ ". 70 Qusntlco.
williams COL D.. 20 Quantico.
swindler. II IT, ?. resigned.
Lowihcr "a II. ~. L. 20 Boston.
srotts Capt. O. W. 10 Newark
Hall IT, W C.. 10 ssnto Domingo.
sage. II. A. D.. 20 Haiti
Nilsson. It. J. A.. 20 Quantico
Gordon. ~. A. l.. % Washington.
Kelly. capt r. J.. 20 Pittsburgh
iioilngsworth. L. ". u, 90 Pittsburgh.
Leufze u. ". p. % Wyoming.
Markell. ~ ~. H.. 10 Quaniico
Heafon. ~ II. A. g. 90 Newport
Cherbonnier ~ It. a. V. 20 Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28
Officers Conference
Absorbs Norfolk Body
Move to Consolidate Ocean
Workers Gains Headway
on Atlantic Coast

The American ocean Oficcrs' CONFER
oncc. which Is a consolidation Of the
organizations Of masters. mates. pilots
and engineers. has taken over the
American Licensed Oficers' Association
Of Norfolk. 10 was learned here yes
tcrday. This was said 10 be evidence
o. the success Of the conference IN
strengthening is hold upon the IL
eensod men along the Atlantic coast.
Similar associations in Baltimore and
Philadelphia were absorbed previously.
4 Z. J. Goclot. formerly business man
Ihger % tho Marine Engineers Benef-
Zeal Association and secretary Of the
American Licensed Officers Assoeia-
tion, will be agent Of the Ocean Asso-
citation Of Marine Engineers at Nor
folk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-28

NAVY Orders

Prom The Tribune's Washing'on Bsreou
WASHINGTON. July 27-Navy orderi
Issued to-day follow.
Gsddls. Com ~. T.. 70 Z. 8. s somsrs.
Chaniler IT, Com. W. p. 20 L. s. s
Fr.iison. IT, Com. r. r. to Pearl Hsrbor.
hammers. H. Com. u. ~. 70 L. ;. :
lisyicid. II Gem. T. IT, 20 isi Naval Dir
Hideiey. u C.. 90 L. 8. s. Bainbridg..
winters. IT, com. +. H.. 20 L. S. 5.
1ruKton.
Johrson. ~ O. 20 home
Camlne. II 81 81 G. C.. 70 Washington.
fitzgerald. n q. % J. J.. 20 L. S. s
J.Ha'ass. e. g. % n. z. to L. s. S.
Bot. Era j. MEG. 20 T. s s. Charleston.
Brown Ems C. r.. 10 Boston.
Coggins Ems. g. p. 10 L. S. s. Chase
Foskeit Ens j D.. 20 4. 5. s. Meiviile.
jackson. Ems w H.. 10 T.. 8 s. Pruiu.
Martin. Ems W. A T.. 20 squad. ~
MeDowsii. Ens l.. r.. 10 L. s s. Psrrott
. sson. Ems. G. A.. 70 Annapolis.
fsvsfsns Ens J. H.. g. q. 5. s. Preble.
Taylor Ens. ". D.. 10 Annapolis.
Orssnwood. Il W. r. 10 San Francisco.
Johnson. II. 4. /. 10 san Ffanclseo'
spaieirg. II. o. r.. 20 Mare Island
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