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Cleared

Ro,allrd CBr,. James. Halifax and ~
Johns. B0wrinR 4 Co.
Ia sayoie (Fr). Cabon. Havrs: French
Line.
Monmouth southerland. GiagFow and
Avonmouth. Baltimore g Co
Munareo Asborn, Nassau and Antiiia
Munson s S Line
cayo Mambi. Mundy. san Juan and
Ponce, Atlantic Fruit Co.
Virginia. Iversen; Tampico; Tho Texas
Occidental Mccarthy; Port LObos; The
Teyas Co.
Algeria Brl cooiie; Glasgow via No.
Vile. Anchor Line
Cedric (BD. Motcaife. Liverpool via
Queenstown, white Star Line
Olympic (Br. Hamblcton southamp
ton Via chcrbourg. White Star Line
kfoonlanf. Newman. Antwerp via Ply
mouth and CherbourF. Red star Line.
Manuel CaivO fSp). Agacina. Havana
and Vera Cruz. Luis Ilanso.
Fort Victoria (Br), Carmichael; Hamn-
ton. Furnesa. Witty a Co
Argentina GtaD. Biminak: Naple, and
Patras, Phelps Bros
Noordam (Du). Van wairaven. Ro,,e-.
dam via Plymouth and Cherbourg: Hol.
land Amorica Line
sqgrinam. chadNiek. s, Thomas and 8,
CfoiN clyde S S Co
Manchioneai tNorJ. Won 10 Fehr. San.
uago and Kingston. United Fruit Co.
Nsr9ania tbr), Hatcher. London; Gu.
yalamares. Spencer: Havana. crl,ohs-
ena Port Limon. United Fruit Co
Drottningholm fSw). Nordfelt Gothen.
burg swedish American Line
Nestris OBr). pcnrice: RIO do r,,.,,o
ana Monteyldeo, Lamport a. Holt Line
'lan Maclntosh fBr). Young: Cane Town
ssind, Algos via Norfolk y & cuba
ssrpfos CNor). Jorgen,.n. s,,u,ro
yuan sns :, no and Manzaniiio. y a cuba
Sas Francisco. Booss: Rio ds Janeiro
and santos. isthmian 3 Lines
West Eldara. Smart bordeaux and e,
Nnzaire, Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
George Washington. Cunningham. Piyn-
outh. Chcrbourg and Bremen. n s Lines
=, santa Olivia. bumke. Monteyideo.
Huu,enos Ayres and Santa Re. Norton.
Ngsees. Davidson. Galveston: Mallory
Aliamshs. Kinney. Mobile and Tampa
Mallory Co
Jefferson. Horsley: Norfolk: Old Do
mlnion transportation co.
city ~ Columbus Tlbbard: Savannah.
Ocean 8 s co.
- r Gordon. Croker; Sabine: Union
'' rIFer. Harvard Il, los Hns.,.. and s,,
Boyd.
Apache. Mcguire: Charleston and Jack.
Eonvlle. Clyde CO.
Salaam Hofviiie. New Orleans. Inter
national FreiFhung Corp.
Epson tBD. Hunter. Norfolk: Punch.
Edyo A. 60.
sovsnes CBr). Davies: London; y "
Smith & Co.
EVELYN. Larsen; san Juan and Ponce
1f Bull A. Co.
visiula tDz). Hsusr; Tampico; Rober, +.
Hague
faraby. Nilsson; Hull and Newcastle
! N Winchester A. Co.
Bogofa. Rainier. port-Ru-Princs and
Kingston. clyde s s co.
Fgianfer fReD. Soufhisr: HAVE and
Antwerp. Lloyd Royal Beige.
Princess May ODD. I'M. Port Antonio
ID Giorgl0 a Co
carenco. Dodge Msrseiliss ana G.nos
ID Mallory 4 CO.
Zacaps. whidden: Santiago and Kings
tor United Fruit Co
Essequib0 fBr). Chittenden; Havana
and Csilao via Panama Canal. Sanderson
4 Son.
Norihisnd Foster Boston; Eastern s
Company.
TTedensbro DAM. Ans,si; Norfolk
BowrIng q 90.
Nordstiernen DAM. Toeford: Newport
News. West india s Co.
Ampetco ABei). Nerstichisns Antwerp
Robert 4 Hague.
p.his, Cosmopolitan shipping CO.
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Army Orders

F,o- Ths Triburss Washin0foa Byreas
WASHINGTON, July ii.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Field ARTILLERY
murphy. T. J. -. 10 Salt Lake City.
knight Capt g. e. st.. 20 FORT y. A. Rus.
sell
FIELDER. Capt. X. J.. 20 Washington.
LoVeff. Capt. r.. r. 10 Washington.
Morris. Capt W. g.. 20 Panama
Quartermaster Corps
White. Capt. p. X. 20 Manila
Bramble. Capt. W. =. 20 Columbus Bar.
racks
Cavalry
Scott. II. Col. W. J.. 10 Fort Riley.
Mclean, MAJ. A. r.. 10 reking.
Air Service
Anderson. -. o. A. 20 San Antonio.
Holland. Il. n. a.. 20 san Antonio.
Medical Corps
Robson Ma. y. r., 20 Manila
DeverA Cap. ". r. A.. 10 Manila.
Miscellaneous
Dumas Capt vs.. a. 20 Fort B-nninF.
HsrinE, Capt. y. r. Eng. 10 Camp Dir.
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lice and said that she had maintained
silence in fear Of the threats OF Mrs.
Phillips.
Mrr. Cance said she had known Mrs.
pbiiiins Tor a wear and n half. They
vent sbopping Tuesday and during the
Alarming trim Mrs. Phillips purchased
a hammer. Mrs. Phillips according 70
NJ. Ceffec. said that girl working In
= ioe.t bant had been intimate with her
bnsband. Mr.. Phillips. and that she
,,ar,cd 10 have n talk with the girl.
She requested Mrs. Cafco to accompany
her and II was agreed.
She told Of going down WEDNESDAY,
afternoon. meeting Mrs. Meadows shu
tho request Of Mrs. Philips that MIS-
Meadows drive them TO sisters mouse
The drive was halted on MI rono'
when Mrs. Phillips. requested YRS
Meadows 10 get out Of the car Tor a rev
moments saying that she wlshed 70 t"'S
Mrs Meadow left tho car and Mrs
Phillips followed, according TO the
storv OF Mrs. Caffee. On tho road, a
abort distance from tho car, Mrs.
phillips. according 90 Mrs. Cahee, nc-
cused Mrs. Meadows Of intimacy Win
Mr.. Phillips. Mrs. Meadows denieo
this. and IN repeating accusations and
In n sudden anger Mrs. Phillips swung
her hand from behind her back eleench,,
ing the hammer she had concealed ana
hogan 10 rain blows upon Mrs. Mead
ows according 10 Mrs. Cafee.
A. +. Phillips, clean.cut in appear
ance but haggard Of face and win
twitching hands, paced the sheria's
oifee tonight awaiting tho return IN
custody from Tucson Of his wife.
The arrest was made after Philsps'
who had aided his wife 20 fee Los
Angeles. had determined 20 tell what
no knew and then stand by her.
TUCSON. Arlz., July i4.-Clara Nc
Guyer. alleged 20 be Mrs. Clara Phil
Inns. wanted in Los Angeles FOR tho
murder OF Mrs. Alberta Meadows. de-
MED positively that she Is Mrs. Phil
lips and insisted tina. her name was
MeGuyer and that she lived az Io5
West Fifty-third Street, Los Angeles,
I'm brief interview given an AsSo-
ciated Press correspondent.
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Passenger Ships Due

Hcyihia CBr). Liverpool July 9: 20 cunsrd
co with malls. IL crpected 70 Goes
afternoon 81 Pier 90. y " west ieih s'l'
Due Tomorrow
Adriatio Cnrl. Liverpool July 70 WHIT
Star Line with malls. n expected 70 aooA
President Fillmore. Bremen July VI
4 Lines with malls. 10 expected 70 oocA
afternoon a. Pier 4. Hohoken. 49,,
Pastores. Havana July Ia 70 Nntsl
Fruit co with malls. r. efpectei 10 dorh
afternoon a. Pier 10. = maiden Lane
Asia orr. Lisbon July :. 20 James W
Eiweil A. Go with malls. II expected %
dock afternoon a. foot aist -. nklyn.
City II Montgomery. savannah July ~
70 Ocean 5 Co. IL expected 10 dock Al
Pier IS. - r (Spring ~.
Comanche. Jacksonville July II; n
clyde Co; IL expected 20 dock AZ Piei
20. y n Charlton su.
Due Monday
Columbia Cnr). Glasgow July a. 70 Gu
nard sRC CO with mails. Is expected 20 cocA
about 10 m At Pier Co. r tWss'
oropssa (Br). Southampton July 2. "a
Royal Mail steam Packet CO with malls
Is expected 10 dock forenoon 80 Pier a.
porto RICO. san Juan July Il; % = 7 a
Porto Rico = Co with malls, u expected
20 dock forenoon al Pier 80. Bklyn tAt-
Zuila' Msyaruez July ~: 70 bliss. pal
lett 4 co with malls. Is expected 10 dock
forenoon at Pier II. B'klyn tMontagls 81
Due Tuesday
President Van Buren,. Chefb>nrE. July ,.
u 8 Line.
Stockholm. oothenburE. July ..
Swedish-American Line
OrlzabA Havana. July 10.
~ Cuba Mall co
Dominic, Para, July f......... Booth co
Due Wednesday
Hohsric Southampton. July 10.
White Star Line
Mongolia. Hamburg. July 3. American Line
Due Thursday
siraoia. Kingston. July IS. United Fruit Co
Ecuadors. San Pedro, June ~.
WR Grace a Co
Rotterdam. BouloGu.. july. ~.
Hoiland-Am Line
Themistoeles. cons;antinople. June IS.
Gaianos 4 CO
Espsranza. Havana, July 10.
y Y Cuba Mall CO
Due Friday
AquitaniA Southampton, July IS.
Cunard CO
vsndyck. Hamburg. July =,
Royal Mali Steam Packet co
Resoluts, Hamburg. July II,
United American Lines
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n. Y. Central Tug Order
Goes to Todd Shipyards

Orders for the construction Of three
steel, single-scrcw tugboats for the
Now York Central Railroad were placed
yesterday with the Todd Shipyards
Corporation. Construction will be
started in few days az the Tebo plant
IN Brooklyn and delivery is expected
By the end OF January. The boats are
20 be- equipped with Todd mechanical
oil burners. They will be l05 feet
long. % feet 6 inches beam. and IL
feet . irches depth. The specifications
call for 750-horscp0wer vertical
compound engine and ono single
Scotch marine boiler, having three
furnaces
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Radio Corpn. of Americs

Bristol 81 Chatham July -
Mayan - Nantucket July -.
Meiross ~ WsW Sable Island July -
penobsco' fs gW Nantucket July IL
Rhode Island lat "a a. Ion N - July t.
suirAnnco on Nantucket July ~.
Woodmansie ] 80 y Cape Henlopsn July
10
Eursn. V saysr u ssw Of Diamond July
IL
W & BatiaEis 10 Of Diamond July 10,
A BoatWlok go y % Ambrose July ~
Santore 80 Ne Of Diamond July t.
Nlceo-De LarfinaEa ies ENE Cape NAY
July it
c Harrison Smith 20 OF Ambross July
IL
q ID Rockefeller % 8 % Ambrose July a.
MunsOmo go Of scotland July -
sfaconnet 81 ENE Cape Charles llh.
Bremsrton 2s5 81 Cape Henry July ~,
Maimen lat 20 "a ~, lon 70 p " July u
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Marine Disasters

NORFOLK. Va July lf-Gasoline boat
seascamp. bound for New York with r.
pleasure party aboard and fishing
schooner Amaganset. sank in squalls on
the coast early to-day. accordinC 20 re-
ports received here. AL rescued Sea
scamp vent down a mile southwest OF
LIE Saving station 40 $50. south OF
Hatteras near Cape Lookout and Amagan-
tet sank eight miles south E0uthwcsf o.
LIE Saving Station 80 1876 OF Cane
Charles. Motor s'o0p Flaherty. Of Reids.
vile. Va. driven In over bar and grounded
on beach ~ Cape Henry
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Sailed Yesterday

strs RavanFer (Nor). Halifax; japan
Arrow. Beaumont. Munargo. Nassau. Ras.
say OBJ. Antwerp: Byron u Benson. Tam
pico. Musk0Fee. Port Arthur. Manuel
Calvo (Sp). Vera Cruz. Guiana (Br) 81
Thomas. San Francisco. RIO de Janriro
and BucnOs Ayrcs President Sarmineto
fArg). -. Montos0. ---. schs
Thomas II Lawrence. Norfolk. Jackson
Vile.
Rothicy OBJ, Rotterdam
CnyO Mambi. san Juan. Laks Fannin.
Wilmington and Brunswick. Manchioneal
fNor), Santiago and Kingston. Sarpfo.
(Nor, Santiago. kinstOn and Man
Eaniilo. Monmouth. Glasgow: Nordstfrrnen
delphia and Sabine. Jefferson. Norfolk.
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]. Nj. Nj. Gross Earnings
Decreased During 1921
Final Statement Shows Little
Change From Preliminary
sued Last Month

The hnal pamphlet report Of the In
ternational Mercantile Marine for 1921,
ISSUED 20 stockholders yesterday, shows
little change from earnings figures
published In June giving the estimated
results for the year.
Gross earnings, a figure not included
In the preliminary report. were s99,-
G32. 697, contrasted with Sl2S.277.6l0 in
1920. The net result OF operating the
company and It's subsidiaries for the
year. including the American Line, the
White Star Line. the Atlantic Trans
port and the Lcyland Line. was S5.797.-
347, compared with the estimated fig
ire Of S5,79S,730 and S9905 $50 in 1920,
the latter being a decrease Of $4,l0S,-
Gil,
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Dangers 10 Navigation

fBy the T.. 8 Hydrogra phio Ofhce)
North Atlantic Ocean-On the American
Goast
The following obstruction was reported /.
July 10. lat t2ts Ion O. co. passed a spar
projecting 10 feet out 81 water-Tmatra.
June ~. lat 1915 Ion t5. tree 90 feet long
and feet Ia diameter with broken
branches and large roots nttached-sonr-
dal, June 20 LAT t2.1i lon 3615. buoy
painted brown with white bands-Deutsch-
Geld. June %. LAT N5s lon 80. conicaf
buoy-Liberty Bell. July ~. lat t0.es lon
1910, passed a red buoy-Aiblstan
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n no. W. ~ Fises. ar..

nebinson; W. ". Fi,es. dr..
NEW HAVEN. connv
RICE svesters cotton ws,,,ff
a Jilienfhsl. 1850 Weav $50 a,
NEW ORLEANS -Vey,
usymsn louis Brsslln. W w s's''fs j
NEW ORLEANS. r.n
ing Co, w. y. Nouney h,ylfst.f =.
~ Union fQuaro 80 fsfl.
NORFOLK. va-Ao..
". Wfgb, shoes. 100 I'm M,
oAk hhfD. cant - Vs.,
swan; Nls1 q. Bailey no.. 7.i1en,
gloves. handkerchlffs NJ. ,,n.ils.
ready 10 wesr, Niss n k.,,.. III
sNfsterf Hiss Miller. am, - ~ \
elrY. leather goods. So 49, hfrs'| u
OAKLAND, cslif U. q r,sa
&. -. ilchrNr. hosiery - i
msn.s .f.1rnishlngs. wsil 4 II,ss
OLDTDWN. Ne H q e..
n yoio1m'in, ready 70 va, $3.50
DkpnD, Sc 81 C0idsrrh t.fae
Goldsmith, ciofhfnz. sh.s. -
PHILADELPHIA va
y. X hpN, y. x. Ksr. dr, 49,.
"a Bros J. WsehUis..-
drapcry, srf rssdiswo~t 80 ~
", J. .., ksnn p, = "a. ~ :. Ksis.
FifIsBUnCH
~s ns'. g6ss. "a, Up ~. store. Store. ! Esrl
flifDuffh y. ~ 10. ~
domesfics 50 Leonard 4, %|'' ~
PORTLAND. Ore. g.s.,.,.
@. " p. Early. KAT ssoss -. ~
Worth o., CIzfldzs "a
sAcRAMENTO. csg-y,,
Gstfmsn Co., =. y Ma,s.v s,.,.r
mes'ics. cotton goods r v-f|
dress g0ods H's Anaa f.,,. =. Z,
wear. J n Gaffman rs,,t... -
sger, kirby block 4 Fish.- II, = 4
sAF ANTONIO. Ter -fe,.1 - p
4. white. millinery. MIs. 80
fsnis wear, kirby. Block a r,..,
SAN FRANCISCO. can,-,,
2. 5. Juda, Jobs coats a,f -. =
J. Hebron. 1871 Bsaf -
SAN FRANcIsCO. csH,--.
Rum Mrs A. Wrsy. chlle,s,',. y
wear gr, Mis- H. XIX. b.ssss 49, -
sAN FRANCISCO Owl y
L. Hafon, fancy goods. IA "a, -
SAVANNAH. &c N Fors, y Il
mems clothing. dry goods 49, \
ST JOSEPH. Ho,-Toofis Co..
\ -. fleetwood. domsrcs =. p,
Worth -.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-Joh. , A..
@ 90. y. Jones. silks srs sr,. -.
go Il Way ~
ST. IOUfs
Rice SIX .. o. Co., ]. = pu, :.
featuring oyerals. ! G No.
ladies battling ss. snd nsss 49,.
577 B'way
TACOMA. wash.-Ys.r Hsv. n
Fred Berk, msrchant.ss manager "a,
az.
TORONTO. oa,-ygr-,y Y,v r. ,
r Richarfson. eorssts. ms,,lr 49,
Well 4 Hartman. iij wsg i,,f =
VICTORIA. y. c.-Dly.d s,sse.. >.
&. y. Aldrifgs. niillasfy. F,'or, -
Corp. 1904 B'Way. -
WASHINGTON
g. Kann Sons Co. s. o F,,,, a.
90 ffh av
wAsnSGToN. Pa.-y G. LIN. =
Zediksr . c0nfecfi0nsry. Psnssylu,.
WALLA WALLa. Wask.-A 4 ~,
Co. l.. W. Jensen. gsssfh rsr,s,,s,
Fellows Buying Co. 1854 B'ssy
WICHITA. kan.--Cehr. H..1f =,
n. Martin. silks and veo.sr, N,
Hartman. iis vs.. 10Th a.
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Notice TO Mariners

ny the 4. 3. Hydrographic Ofacel
July :. 1892. the gas buoy fnoored 10 mark
the wreck % the barge Cisufurgos sunk 4
mlles ,, 20 from Tucker Beach Light. New
Jersey IN lat 20 "a 20 y. Ion "a 0T as ".
vas discontinued. the wreck which u
marked having been removed
The Lighthouse Service announced July
~. 1871. that North River gas and bell
buoy, N C. reported ~rtinguished snd out
of position viii b. rellEhted and replaced
IN position a. soon as practicable.
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Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO July if-Report O,
wreck az schooner henrieitc fBrl 40 Srya.
previously reported was confirmed to-day.
Oceanic steamship Company has no al
vices yet concerning Increased mail com
penaatiou on Australian lines Sailing %
steamer Ventura July d. not cancelled
pending eleventh hour Developments
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no,.o qD. Ssw York for Naples: Rior
fDr). New Orleans Tor Celtic, West Laah'
away. Sev York for Plume 49,,
CAGLIARI. July Admin Menai
bBiLBXo' jay list Louis CFrl. San
hull. July i1-wyneo,, tBD. Mon.
treti via London.
,Br). Now York Via cape Town East Lon
KFiLlNprNI July i1-Creported arrival
here ~ clan Kennedy was an erorD
LONDON. July it-Antonia tbr. Non
GLASGOW. July it-cas'andrs tBD.
LEfTff July if-cairnros- CBrl. Mon
trcal. Knud fDan). Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL July if--Coahoms coun
o.. Mobile. Iackawanua tbll. New iorH
Pausman. san francifco.
Departures
PASSAGES July s-Wsst fhetac Tampa.
ANTWERP July ii-West inskip Phila-
ITyFPpoof. July is-Cancei sailing
Canadian Ranger Tor Montreal. 18Th. tyr
ROTTERDAM. July ii-Aiehiba Du.
PEN4NG. July Kazembs CBrl. New
iiMmNGHAM July it-Norray Maru
SYDNEY *. = ". July -sonoma.
Saw FrarrlFco.
SOUTHAMPTON. July ~ Empress o.
Scotland fnrl. Quebec
COLOMBO July i1-iafdrn Nrom ba-
tavial. Sew York. AcendiN tpp. Ne"
YORK.
TAPER. July fs-Kesiuug fBrl from
NonEkonEl. New York.
MANCHESTER July i1- Manchester
Merchant 0lrl. phiiadeiphia.
LONDON. july NuncaHier Iasla
fHr1 from Altwerpl. Galveston.
AvONMOuTH July ii-s;eel s'afafeF'
MARsEiLLEs. July io-san Michele ni'D.
sillMoNosEH. July ts-Boiivia Cpan).
San Francisco.
CALCUTTA Jriy l.-Nanerie Cnr). nos-
ton end New YORK
HONG KONG. July i1-Empress % Asia
Crrl. Vancouver President Mckinley. Seattle
SHIELDS. July is-Oakwin OBJ. Phladel-
phia
Bremen AMI Southampton. New York.
VALPARAISO. July it-Ebro fBrl. New
York
West
HARTLEPoor. July ~. Peursum
fnswl. Charleston
HUELvA. July ii.-Gusrnsey. Phladei-
phis.
Quebec
MANCHESTER. July it-conu, tnD.
Montreal. Manchester Hero OBJ. g.
Johns A. p
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Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Co. Inc.

Positions given are noon. distances IN
miles unless otherwise stated
Oolas ls0 from Ambrose 7 Pm July 10
Galveston 20 Copenhagen
Nsncolite lat - - lon 2. 40 July is bound
Haitian.
B.rlindvsis go p Ambross 7 PN July u
bound Norfolk
Delaware 100 n HaitsrAs July ~ Boston
10 Havana
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CITY Island

Bound south-Sch Daniel Getson (Br).
Halifax Tor New York. with lumber 70 j r
Whitney a co.
Bound East-Sch Frederick j Lovatt,
Cementon for Bangor fanchoredJ.
Sniied--Nova Queen (BrJ from New
York;, Liverpool. y S.
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Marine Reports

Winds nj Sea To-Day
fgatteras 10 Key Wcst-Moierate sousn
and southwest and weather parity o'ri-
case. with local rains.
Fast Guif-Noderate east and soutnehs,
ami weather partly overcast, Win oo"
rains -
over Wcst Guif-Moderate east sna
southeast and weather partly oNcfeAs"
probably local rains ~.
over Caribbean Sea and Windwsrd Ias-
sage Moderate 90 fresh east ana norm
cast and weather partly overcast VII"
local rains IT..
North of Sandy Hook--Moderaie. mostly
northeast. and weather fair. a..
Sandy Hook 20 Hatteras-Noderats 70
frcrh northeast and weather mostly over
cast - 80.
Hatteras 20 Florida straits-Moderate
south and southwest and weather peTtH
overcast with local rains.
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Work on Muscle Shoals
Dam to Begin at Once
Governments Order Does Not
Effect Offers Pending Be-
fore Gonoresa

FLORENCE. Ala, July lA.-0rders
we're received to-day by army officers
az Muscle Shoals 10 resume construc-
ton work on Wilson dam (No. p at
once. using the unexpended portion Of
the appropriations originally provided
until the new appropriation OF $780,
600 becomes available. October !.
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Ruyers Coming

HARRISBURG. Pa-ir.ur, =
Cans. ladies' fail coats ~ ~,
ga a. Expected MondsT isly !,
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WASHINGTON. July 10 Major Cen
eral Beach. chief OF the army engineers,
explained 'o-day that there was now
available about S230.000 for use on the
dam and the commencement Of work in
no way affected any Of the offers
tending before Congress for develop
ment by private interests Of the
shoals properties.
Il was explained that the Tennessee
River was az n low stage now and the
coferdam could be brought 10 COM
plction by October I, when the $500
600 appropriation authorized By Con-
gress becomes effective for new con-
struction work on the Wilson dam.
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Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-NAn information will be found
on travel Page. Eighth Column.
Tho sailing hours below arc daylight
having tins.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Miners Turn Down
Plan for Tribunal
to Settle Strike
Vice President of Union
Says Proposal TO Ask Ac.
ton by President is
objectionable

New York. June S.-A proposal
that President Harding be asked 10
appoint a tribunal 10 settle the an
lhraeite coal strike. submitted by the
oneFateFs yesterday before the joint
subcommittee on wage contract ne
gotiations, was rejected by ni,uers,
a Philip Murray ,iee president OF
'ie United Mine Workers. declined
10 state on what grounds the propo-
slt,on was turned down except TO de-
clare il Objectionable" Labor mem.
bers oi the joint subcommittee an,
nounced they will cali meeting OF
the general anthracite seaie' commit
tee at Hayel'on. Pa. next Tuesday,
10 frame a counter proposal,
The invitation to President Hard.
ing TO which the miners refused to
subscribe. asked him 10 appoint a
commission or tribunal TO find a
practical method by which prompt
operation OF the mines may be re-
snmcd pending its ultimate decision,
and also to seek and recommend a
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Frisco Man Held
for Attack at Sea
on Playwright
George Brosdhurst "Murder.
ously Assaulted" After Pro.
test Against Noise in Assail.
ants Stateroom, He Says.

Baltimore. Md. June 1.-Counsel
for George Broadhurst. New York
playwright and theatrical producer,
who yesterday caused the arrest OF
John B, Symon, wealthy business
man of San Francisco on q charge
OF assault on the high seas aboard
the steamship Colombia. filed sui,
in the superior court today against
Symon for $4,000.
Baltimore. June S.-John Burness
Symon. member OF the wreeking
firm OF Symon Brothers. San Fran.
cisco. was held under $4,000 bond by
United States Commissioner ].
Frank Supplee. jr.. yesterday after
noon for assaulting George Broad
hurst playwright and manager OF the
Broadhurst theater, New York. on
the high seas. Symon was arrested
by Department OF Justice agents
who had been notified by wireless OF
the attack. when the steamship
Columbia from San Francisco. dock
ed at this port.
After conference with United
States District Attorney Robert R.
Carman, Mr.. Broadhurst placed the
charge against Symon and the
formal arrest was made.
Attack in Stateroom.
At the hearing Mr.. Broadhurst de-
scribed on attack upon him in his
on the night Of Nav 20,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04

that Commissioner Supplss after
wards characterized as "a muTdtFeus
assault"
Shortly alter II o'clock on the
night OF the attack Mr., BfnadhuFsi
testified he retired. Because OF the
disturbance in the adjoining cabin. he
went into the hallway. lie advised
occupants oi - the room saying
Boys. you've had nice long party
and now ] sugges, that you get 10
bed and give somebody else a
chance"
Returning 10 his cabin. Mr.. Broad.
lurst said. he climbed into a berth
and lay there for five or ten min
utes. Suddenly man whom he
recognized as Symon. stripped OF
clothing. rushed into his cabin. grab.
hing him and hurled him 10 the
floor. his head striking against .
trunk. He said Symon hi, him sew
eral blows in the lace and kicked
him in the groin: he then lspsed into
semiconseious condition. He is
still under doctors ease. he said.
Under eros s-eXamination Mr.,
Broadhurst said twice he had
changed his stateroom aboard the
steamer because OF noise.
Joseph Mahoney Of San Francisco.
passenger on the steamer. testified
for the defense. lie practically cor
roborated Broadhurs,'s testimony.
exeep, tina, he said Mr.. Broadhurst
had entered Symons cabin, where
they had been drinking.
Symon made no statement.
After the hearing Mr.. Broadhurst
returned to the Columbia to resume
his trip 10 New York.
The attack occurred after the
steamer had left the Panama canal.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-06-04
Keep Away From Firemen
if Your Auto Is Wrecked

One may set drunk
One may drive car against a
post and wreck the machine
But LET one try to borrow hre
wagon to pull the wreck away. and
it's too much!
And so Goldie Allen, waitress. and
Henry Brewer. motor car painter,
ESQ Charles streets, who wrecked a
car at Twcnty-fourth and Nicholas
streets at l Saturday morning. and
then tried to borrow a.fre wagon at
a station at Twenty-fourth and Cum
ing street. were arrested.
Goldie Allen was fined $3.50 and
Brewer was sentenced to serve IS
days in Jail for drunkenness and
reckless driving.