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New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Rancller Arrives
With a Title He
Has No Use For
It's Sir Aubrey Brisco in
New York, but He'll Lay
1t Aside as Soon as He
Reaches Home i'm West

Sir Aubrey Brisco, well-to-do
American citizen who inherited his
title in February through the death Of
his cousin, Sir Hylton Brisco, arrived
yesterday from Liverpool on the White
Star liner Baltic on his way to the
Sacramento valley in California, where
he has big ranch.
He said the title was something that
had come to him, but that he did not
want it and would never use it. He
booked on the Baltic as plain Mr..
Brlsco, but somehow the title Sir was
affixed on the passenger list to his
name and the name of Lady Brisco1
was credited to his wife on the same
list.
He said he would visit his mother,
who lives in Virginia, and after that
he would journey to the Coast.
THE title means nothing to me-" he
said, "and it will never appear affixed
to my name in the West"
Another traveller on the Baltic was
William S. Woods, of the Literary
Digest" who had been abroad several
months with Mrs. Woods. He said he
avoided meeting the big people of
France and England, like Lloyd George
and President Poincaire, and talked
with the peasantry and the man in the
street, and had concluded that it was
the people, not the politicians, who are
responsible for the present attitude to-
ward Germany.
He said the ordinary Frenchman is
apparently poor and despondent and
has feeling Of bitterness toward
Great Britain. On the contrary, he
said, in Britain there is emo feeling
against the French people.
With the arrival of the Baltic came
the announcement Of the engagement
Of Robert A. Eales, the fourth officer,
to Miss Betty Elliott, of Long Island
City. The couple will be married to-
day at the Cathedral of ST. John the
Divine. Lieutenant Samuel Weller,
r. N. R., who fought with Mr.. Eales in
the war, came over on the Baltic to
act as best man.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Aid Society's Farm
May Have TO Close
Place Where City's Poor Are
Restored TO Health Needs
Immediate Funds

Up in the Berkshires where the
mountain air invigorates their frail
bodies and the produce of i00-acre
farm six miles west of Great Barring
ton makes them fat and rosy, the
charges of the Friendly Aid Society, of
246-248 East Thirtyfourth Street, are
having their vacation in relays. All
summer long forty-seven delicate
women and children nave been on the
farm at one time, returning to the city
with fresh vigor and hope.
They have been busy, too. August
Lewis Hail. which was once an old
barn, has been transformed into a
workshop from which emerge rag rugs,
baskets, chair Gaming and fancy work.
Then the produce Of the farm keeps
them busy. They had 1000 quarts of
red raspberries to pick, make into pre-
serves and SELL At a wavside stand,
passing automobilists buy the rugs and
fruit and give orders for more.
Only two weeks ago one woman with
seven children, all under ten -ears old,
had her first vacation since her mar
Tiage. She took her brood along with
her. Women are frequently sent up to
the farm by the Friendly Aid Society
up. All kinds of insists" are re-
ceived--the lame. the handicapped, the
backward. They are permitted to stay
as long as their, cases demand atten-
tion.
The aim of the society is to have the
farm self-supporting At present it is
not. In fact, it is in such serious finan-
cial straits that it will have to be
closed if help is not Forthcoming inn
mediately. Checks should be sent to
H. D. Plant, treasurer of the Friendly
Aid Society, 248 East Thirty-fourth
Street
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Radio Corp. of America

position at noon distance glven !, mules
unless otharwisc statsdJ
aTtsss s1ssr, ss wass ssssras ss Dlamsns ns Aug
Baracos $50 8 Ambrose Aug ~
Byiayi E AMBROSE aug IS.
eseass escssss ssS ssS Anpross A,pesss' Aas M Is
Cubore 1i3 & Ambrose Aug %, -
city Of savannah al y Hatterss Aug ~.
Edw /, Doheny ia9 s Hatteras Aug ~,
ri hi Isieo So n Hat,sras AUG q
+ q nsrstow 20 Diamond Avg 2s
Gothic star 60 u Ambrose 9 PM Aug ~.
Gulttrade i?s Dsaraond Aus 27os
Herbert G wylie 200 Ambrose Aug q.
Humricls (tue) towing Mohobeo $50 NE n
r Cape Henry Aug a. 80
! IA A Mo.Yett s Jr a 5 Fowey Rock Aug 81.
j ~ Pew SO s Overfalis Aug 81.
John Wor'hinsten lsS AnaSroso Aar Aus -.
Momus PSI 8 Ambrose Aug 27
Muna,nar a, lag 8 ambrose s,, avg ss.
Paris 1900 r. chatham AM Aug 49,
Paul II r1arwood 1e4 NE Diamond Aug 81.
RakesSore is is1sessi' Il Cape May D Aug 81 '
Resolute 1850 . Ambrose Aug 81.
Santa Eulalia 1917 Ambrose Aug Is
sixaois i,13S 8 Ambrose Aug az.
Standard rs SSE Cape Henry Aug Is.
Steel Mariner 1.osi by N Charleston
Aug 27.
suneweco ls NE Jupiter Aug 27
Swifteagie as II by II Hatteras Aug 2s.
Swiftscout $50 SW Hatteras Aug IS.
Swiftstar 81 SD Diamond Aug rs.
swiftwind 4so s Brenton Reef Aug 2s.
r J Williams 1868 70 Ovarfaiis Aug 81
Tuscaloosa City 1880 Nh Porto Rico
Aug ~
Vacuum il Diamond Aug 2s.
Waiter a Luckenbach ESQ Ambrose
Aug 2s.
w Teagle passed Sand Key Aug 27
Wellington 36 n Diamond Aug a.
West Ceina passed Ambrose Aug a.
Wflhilo 121 s Ambrose Aug Is.
zoppot 131 s Ambrose Aug 2s
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Killed, Another
Hurt When Hoist Falls

y <
Hundreds of persons in the con-
gested vicinity Of Maiden Lane and
William Street witnessed an accident
in the excavation for the Home In
surance Company extension yesterday
which caused the death Of a workman
and serious injury to another.
five-ton electric hoist, being low
cred down pianked incline, suddenly
lurched to- one side and crashed to the
ground fifteen feet below George
Sweeney, forty-five years old and mar
'ried, of 56 Thirteenth Avenue. Brook
lyn, was thrown from in front Of the
hoist and buried beneath IL as it fell.
George Putt. forty two, Of 1860 Claw
Avenue, the Bronx, also was thrown 10
the ground receiving fractured ribs
and several broken fingers, which
caused his removal to Beekman Street
Hospital Sweeney died Instantly.
An electric crane was being se, M
below the street level and thc lowsrss
ing OF the hoist brought manv I'M
lockers to watch the operation. Whan
they saw the rollers fly OUT from nm. nm
der the machine and the llure affa;r
fail with crash heard several blocks
theif ordinations attracted hundrsda
OF others II proved necessary te' 81 9caiI I'll
reserves from the Old Slin atatian ~
keep them back Z z - ,-'l q - ~
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Sclllessiilge Quits;
I.asker Postpones
Naming Successor
Shipping Board Chairman
L.auds Service of General
Counsel, Who Has Re-.
signed; VIII Practice Law

From The Trtbnnes Washington Hursau
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.in accent
ing the resignation to-day Of Elmer
Schlessinger, OF Chicago, as general
counsel of the Shipping Board, after
a service continuing since June, 1921,
Chairman I.asker announced that for
the present 10 successor would be
named to fill the vacancy in the legal
department.. Mr.. Schlessinger's duties
will be assumed jointly by Sanford II.
r. Freund, general counsel, and Chaun-
scey G.. Parker, chief counsel in charge
of litigations, both of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation.
Mr.. Schlessinger was member of
the firm Of Mayer, Meyer. Austrian &,
Platt when he Joined the board in
June, 1921. He came TO the govern
nent solely with the idea Of spending
a few months organizing the legal de-
partment of the board and the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation. For personal
reasons, particularly the recent un-
timely death of Mr.. Levy Mayer. Of
the Chicago law firm Of which he was
a member, Mr.. Schlessinger decided to
go into private practice at once. He
will Join the firm OF Stanchheld &
Levy, Of New York, one OF the best
known law firms in the United States.
1T was with great regret" said Mr..
Lasker, that the board accepted Mr..
Schiessinger's resignation. 1t realizes,
however, that it has no right to ask
him TO continue to make the sacrifices
he has already made in staying with
the organization SO long. Mr.. Schles-
Inn nc ~ 3sy
ing the law department. but In pro-
tecting the interests Of the govern
ment, particularly in the matter of
the large number of undisposed claims
pending against the Shipping Board
at the time he came to his work here,
are beyond measurement"
Mr.. Schlessinger said:
Tt Is with extreme regret that |
give up my duties with the Shipping
Board. Chairman Lasker has under
taken atupendous task in his effort
to establish an American merchant
marine and ! should have liked exceed
ingly to have stayed with him until
his task was completed. The force of
circumstances and the recent sudden
and unexpected death Of my former
partner, Mr. Levy Mayer, have made
this impossible.
II must add in parting, that had it
not been for the support and backing
Of the President, which was given to
us without measure and without stint,
we could never have made any prog
ress in unravelling the tangled situa-
tion which we found For his achieve
ment in this work alone Warren G..
Harding will go down in history as
one of our great Presidents, not for
getting, of course, the multitudinous
other achievements OF his Adnlinistra-
ton"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Europa (Tt9. Naples Aug l5 to Italia
America shipping. Corp with mails: is ex-
II tWest 5Tth st).
Minnekahda, Hamburg Aug Is to Amer
ssanra ear Line With in msils; Is expected TO dock
Olympic tBr). Southampton aug 25 TO
White Star Line with mails; is expected to
m At pien Ss ssS y ana soek at
Munamar. Nassau Aug 26; to Munson s $
Lines with mails, is expected to dock
anout at, $3.50 m al Pier 10. E tCoentfes
orizaba. Havana Aug ae; 10 N X x Cuba
MAIL Mall : , Go with mails is expected to
dock a m at Pier Is. u tWall st3.
Due Tc-morrow
President Polk, Plymouth Aug 81; to
> Lines with mails; Is expected TO
reach Ambrose at noon and dock about 4
auglielme G ss pe.rcs p nan9Ten 9Tta ,nls. Aus j
peirce Bros. Inc, with mails. is expected
q COCK forenoon at Pier IS. n r lwest
Fort yictoria tRro, Bernuda Aug IS; to
Furness, Witty 8 Co with mails; is sx !
pscted e dock forenoon al pier IS n
El Sud, Galveston Aug "a TO Southern
PACING CO: Is expected 30 dock forenoon at
Pier 10, " f. (Bank stg.
America Line with malls. is expected TO
sock forenoon at Pier s5, y r West
Due Thursday
Berengsrsa tBry southain rton Aug 20.
Ito Cunard s 90 With maiia, is ex pect ed
70 dock forenoon al Pier 81 n West
15thst5
President Roosevelt. Bremen Aug ga. to
q S Lines with nlaiis; Is expected To dock
forenoon at Pier 4, Hoboken.
Isituania DAM, Danzig Aug IL. To
fSalttc- American Lines with mails. III ex-
peetsa to dock forenoon at Pier 5, Bush
randgek eBr). Hamburg Aug 10: to
Royal Mail Steaua Packet Go with mails:
is sTpeeted 10 dock forenoon Al foot iath
81. Hobnken. r. ss -
Ebro EBr3. Havana Aug as. Is. Pacifie
Steam Navigation ca With mails II er-
psctsd 70 dock forenoon at Pier ~. N II
Madonna fIsl. 81 Michasls Aur al "a
James W Elweil s. Go With lnails il ex-
pected 70 ooc't afternoon at foot sass st,
Due Friday
MauretAnis, southanpto Aug ss
Una rd IS S Co
la Touraine rfavre. Aug ss Erencf, I.sne
Itelisncss HannburE, .tug 2s.s 571
United Afneyfrar a I, I.tr, "a
King Alexander, Contantlnopie, Aug 8. ~
aS9sS ~ s;sianos a CD
lssccIt:a 2ueenstown ARG "a w STA 4 Line
ssxonia. Hambnsa, Aux Il .cunard s d cso
Ragias Hamburg, Aug l8 Unit Amer Lines
ATzafatsEe, Naples ,Aug ~. Phelps Bros, inc
Acrcpolss, Pagacux. Aug s
Ansssrkn Black Sea Ianel
sicassi. psra, Aug IS Booth sea "a
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
rsnaman. HAMBURG, aug s..
Means Eyans Barry AVE 4 i,
Ksyarra. liverpool. Aox 70; -
Eastern Pilot, Cardiff AaF 10
Elsasier, Imningham, Au1 IL:
Dryden, Trinidad, Aug = vla Boston,
.Jadden, Gibraltar. Aug II. Barber y 8 Lines
Sark, Rio do Janeiro, Aug l0.... Kerr Co
I,amport 4 Holt Lima
Williams Co
rrevider, Barry, Aug Is Norton. Lilly 4 CO
Muroran Marx. Alexandria, Aug ..
cederie. Shields. AUG T.
iieider. suenos Asres. Aug i. :
promore Castle. Fort Natal. july %:
city e London. GLASGOW. Aas 5,a i; !. !. !.
1sssay cs ssFt ssrs aSf Il Linz
Atlantic city 4uenos Ayres Aug l. S0A'
siunindies. Rio de Jansiro; Aug 4;
Albany, Rosario, Avg :.
Simpson, Spence q Young
Due Tomorrow
Orleans. Astoria, Aug G..Luckenbach Co
Margaret Dollar. Genoa, Aug "a
Eastern Dawn, Rotterdam, Aug IL.
Black Diamond Co
Due Thursday
city OF Lahore. Gibraltar, Aus Q.
Norton. Lilly g. Co
Eiswick Grange. West Hartlepool, Aug i6.
Liberty Clio. Santos Aug I. ',,s :, S-,'s
International Freighting Co
Due Friday
Dakarian. Liverpool. Aug 1s
White Star Line
City Of Newcastle, Perrin. Aug is.
Kszembe. oran. Aug 10. Norton Lily & CO
o T Warning. Marseiiles, Aug 10,
Standard Oil Co
Due Saturday
Archimedes, Liverpool Aug II.
celebes Maru. Gibraltar. Aug 20.
osen Shosen Kaisha
Bronte. Para, Aug 81, Eampor. Holt Lins
Cape Roman, San Francisco. Aug Z
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co,
White Star Line
Due Sunday
Matoppo, cape Town. Aug 1 Norton Lilly
=. MorTssto wn, Hamburg, Aug ~. Kerr s Co
Balsam. cardir. Aug Is : - - : i''A'
Moore & Mccormack
Due Monday
Siam City. Shields. Aug 10
u s Navigation Co
Holla INA America Limo
Charles Hill & Sons
Isthmian S Lines
Due Tuesday. Sept
Sutton Hall, Palermo. Aug 49,
vesuvio Penarth, rug ~. 10y y ~
Monmouth, cardiff Aug a. 'e'''a Inv
susquehanna S Corp
Clan MacBrayne, Shields. Aug 20.
Royal City, Newport, Aug IL n 'p'''''
n 8 Nayip tio,, n,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Coal Ships to
u. s. Delayed by
Port ('orlgestio
New Orders Subject to Post
r,s,ncmens of A or 5 Weeks
for Loading Abroad;
Irirnnaers BaIk as 3 Shifts
New IIarbors Get Trade
Many Steamers Go to Mersey
and Clyde for Cargoes;
Pig IRON Shipped 10 q. S.

New orders for the shipment Of coal
from British ports TO the United
States now arc subject to delays of
four OF Ave weeks because Of the con
geatian at leading points, according to
information yesterday in shipping Of
fees.
II was estimated that by the mid
die Of September approximately 1.oo0,-
600 tons will save ncen delivered here.
Al mneh greater volume could have
been brought over IL the steamers
could have obtained berth space
abroad
The Jam or vessels at Newcastle,
Cardiff, Swansea and other normal
coal ports has become SO great that.
maNy other harhors have been opened
recently for coal business. Numerous
shipsssre now going to the Mersey and
xhe Clyde, despite Inadequate facili-
ties. The Leyland lines Huronian "
cited IS an instance OF the difficulties
which shippers face in dispatching
their cargoes.
Higher Loading Rate Seen
This vessel had arranged to load
10000 atons at the Birkenhead coaling
tips for North American ports, but
foundssetfiat 5000 was the most she
could take and pass over the dock siiis.
The. Shipping Board reported yes
ferday the ehartering Of the steamer
Carplaca, 1000 deadweight tons, at 10
skiilings for September loading. This
made eeighty-two vessels fixed by the.
board for the movement.
The rate quoted by the Shipping
Board for the last two weeks has been
10 shiIlingg. compared with around 12
shiiIings for British steamers Pre-
dictions arc made in United Kingdom
charter markets that the rate will go
TO i4sor is shillings for late Septem-
ber ioadings, unless many ships now
on the way to this country return in
ballast for additional shipments.
Coal Loading Delayed
The. available boats are rapidly be-
ing exhausted Demand has been held
down to some extent by the lack Of
loading facilities, but no lessening of
inquiries from this side is noted.
A feature of the situation arising
from tine coal and rail strikes here is
the approximation Of pig iron from
Great Britain. Normally the United
States produces around 30,0o0,000 tons,
but this has been curtailed by the labor
troubles, with the result that American
plants are buying British supplies to
fill their needs.
In addition to the orders for coal
from this country, the British market
at present is getting many inquiries
from Canada, Continental Europe and
South America. Loading is delayed
by the refusal Of the coal trimmers to
agree TO the three-shift plan.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29

GorHEaBuRG Aug zs Arnsries
NEwGAsTLE. Esw. AUG 2a--t.anadian
Hlghlnnder tBy1. Vancouver.
NAPLES, Aug 2b%-Cameronia tBrl, New
York
4, I.IvgnpooL; :! r. Aug - Kenbane Head
SWANSEA, Aug, 25--Mottisfort tBrt,
HAnBADos Aug a5santa nosaiia,
eARpiTr, Aus ss--cardiff tHr' $
Johns MT.
roRT SAID. Aug ae~-clearton (Hr),
sHiMLns. Aug 2s--christian Kfogh
tNer1 Montreal; Faraby, New York.
GIBRALTAR Aug 27--Silene tFr)
from aenoa1. Sew York.
KOBE. Aug ai--steeiinalter, Fort Towns
CARDIFF. Aug ss- Alden Maru 'Jap),
siNeAPoRE. Aus as Esremont Castle
tBr), New York.
BAHHY. Aug as--Jscona. Booth BAY.
sHIMONosEKI, Aug a5 ~ Kinghorn
tSor). New York.
cARDIFr, Aug ssperseo tIt). New
York.
HAMBURG, Aug 25--,sselgerwaid tGsr,,
Baltimore
(fronl HonskonRl. Nav York.
CHRfsTIANIA. Aug 26--Fredarik VIII
fDan), New York.
LIVERPOOL, Avg 2e--Megantic fBr),
Montresi: Aidan tBr), New York; Corin
aldo tBr). Montreal; Median tBr9. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Cleared

Euryadss lBrl. Andrews Yokohama and
Funch. Edge g. Co
Barge Charles w Baird. Dahlman wind
sor; j Whitney & Co.
Alavarado { Bro. Owen; Puerto Colombia.
grstobal via Panama Canal; sanderson q
Sons =
Arabic fBr9 Marshall; Azores via Glib
raltar and Boston; White Star Line
jefferson, Horsiey; Norfolk; Old Domin-
Ion Transportation Co.
Felix Taussig Keen; Boston; Houlder,
Weir g, Boyd
Calvin Austin. Call; Boston; Eastern s
Warden
Eastern Pilot, Peterson: st Johns, Bris-
tol and Cardiff J II Winchester.
i Asborg tNor), Eilingsen; st John; Bib
Ocean s S Co.
Virginia Express. Johnson, Richmond; !;
Richmond g. s S Co.
Munsomo, sendn; Tampico end Vera
Sahale. Roper; London to Philadelphia: !:
Export Transportation CO.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Arrived Yesterday

s,oekhaisn tsw,, siethenburg Aug is ss.,t, to
Swedish American Line. with SSh ca5tn,
sss third class pass, mails and mdse Pier
wess Eidara. Bordeaux Aus "A. I'd Co.'S
nopoiitan Shipping Co, with fndse; Fier VI
Walter d aiunson, Matanaas Aug q; 70
Murson S S Lines, with sugar; Warmers
Refinery, Edsewater, y ].
Verona tNor}. Kingston ard Fort Morsnt
Aug 20: 10 Di Giorgio 90, with fruit
Pier Il r.
Baltic slsr,. r.iverpsol Apg u, 9ueenss nss
mails and rndse: pier 50. NJ n.
ford q MCKAY. With coat iith st. iehoken.
Fort st George tIsr). Bermuda Aug "a;
to Fernsss. withg X, & Co., ( With 8, asa pass,
ScendsK 6pt, Batavia June 2s. Medan
July :. Colombia iS. Fort Said g; Boston
Lewis I.uckenbach, Philadelphia Aug ~;
70 Luckenbach $ Co. with mdse: s6th st,
Gothiand tRrl. Danzig Aug II: to Red
Star Line. with pass, mails and mdse:
Pier 81. Mr..
PACIFIC Co, with pass and sndse; Pier 40,
e A snyder. Philadelphia Aug aT; 10
B lxlyn.
csnanova, Port Antonio Aug 80; to At
lautic Fruit Co. with pass and mdse;
byron Benson iobos Aug 20: to Tide
wat er OIL Go, With crude oil; of Tomp
Porto nice. Arroyo Aug Is. Ponce 20,
San Juan "a; to ny & Porto Rico $ Co,
ssIyn. SKI - pass nla's ana mass' risF 80
Flor.dian. Boston Aug III to United
American an, Lines, With mdss; Pier g. Bush
Martintaue. Kingston Aug %; TO clyde
Line, With mdse; Pier Z, r.
Is: q standard Oh M : Co. Co. in ballast; ballast of ii
mpkirsvilie. S l..
,..,I,, ,p,rigo. Port Arthur Aug TO- to Texas Co.
J Tracy. Norfola Aug 2s; to Nc & j
Tracy, with lndse; Hackensacls, N ].
Sioux City. ,cienfuegos Aug %; TO Ward
Line, with n,dse off Liberty.
Orient, Cristobai Aug 20; TO Williams
Go with mdse; Pier IS, Bkiyn.
!, Joiee. Winnebah July 20. AKIN. Aug /,
pier IS, B'kiyn : - "isA 4Aos''
City OF I.ondon tBro. Glasgow and No
pass. malls and mdsc: Pier s.. Il r.
Maracaibo. La Guayra Aug IA, Maracalbo
4. f. ,,sf9 CURACAO { %, Msyssuss 81; e Bliss
mdse; Pier = Bklyn.
Canadian NADIA. ssignsur lBr2; Melbourne June
ford & Mckay, with indse Pier ss R,klyn.
El { 6orients, Galveston, to Southern Pa
ciac Co with mdse; Pier 5l n H.
! Gulfstar. Port Arthur Aug ls: 10 Gr;f
Refining Co, with oil; Bayonne. n i
Severance. Sabine Aug 20 to Union Sui
phnr Co, with Indse; Coiunbia st. BlSlyn.
Virginia Express Richmond Aug 26; to
Rich Il n Co, with mdse; pier
Ehiladelpha Baltimore Aug ss; to Clyde
; Co with mdse; Pier "A, N n.
Bylayi, Norfolk Aug 26: to Pocahontas
Fuel 60, With coal; off liberty "
Knut Jar (Nor}. Baltimore Aug 26 to
S Stray. with mdse; Pier 1, Bsiyn.
Gulf Of Mexico Port Arthur Aug 10; to
Gnif Refining Co, with oil; Rayonne n r.
Sishonia tBr)s Cardiff Aug l2: to corvs
Mann q George Corp. with e,sS2 tons of
Etna flt), Buenos Ayres. Rosario ana
Montevideo. with mdse: OFF ouarantins o
Munamar. Nueyitas; to the Munson
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
ARMY Orders

rren 1Ae 1rsbuncs WusHimotoa Bureom
s.aes WAesssHINGToM. III Aug. 2s.- Army order.
Issued To-day follow o'usfs
:. Field ARTILLERY
SSnspiaerd. Maj; w H.. to FL Des Moipes
iWSa.isrssi IN 1t; r. H., 70 Ft Des Moines.
A'sss lt ~. n TO IT. Des Moines
Air Service
flanagan, 1t. w. NJ, tc, Hamn.nn
s'szssrald Mai. $. W.. to San Antonio.
Infantry
'sasoss. ,,sssa!: MAJ ! r.. 10 Fl Sheridan.
MADDOX. f Sapt. =. W. TO Nogaies.
sarngin Maj. F. H. to Fl Banks
" .sgsa, o9a, ~ eoi' &. T., TO Walter Reed Kos-
Miscellaneous
tS,s. tASfssas. csgt c.A...c M. c.. 10 Anacost;s.
g. Wright - ! : =
6. g, .KseYe, Cant G. f.. 10 Cav. to Urbana.
Fl HnachQca :, = N' s' -
sandsssiand. T. Lt Col, A H.. General stafr.
Butter. Lit. + B. Eng. 10 TT. sin.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-29
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mail information will be found
on Travel Page Eighth Column.
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail pier
Arabic. Naples, l2 Sc, Mr.
slysrsdo, sasrsdn sle Buenavsntura. u q.
Munsoino. Vera Cruz, IL M.... 80" - .. f5yR ER
Sail Tn-morrow
aiuiio cssare Naples, M i PM ~ q, Ne =
PRESIDENT Van Buren,. London, PM
sepanto, Esp; q, HUI, u NJ, 7th st, hebsksn
phoebus ilgiers, pM Z. Erie B B. B'hiyn 3 hiyn
Haaneyer Bremen sm i 4r@H ssn ssss Sc adsasyn ghyn
IIr Eart st Ge9rge Bermuda. IL AM, .s5, n r
Santa Theresa. Havana, / PM. 6s, Nh
Glarrili9 .la Kingston. IL AM. 8, N r.
Gus ioFe Limon ~ NJ 8, N r
Sail Thursday
ssIusSSuehanna sInStl. hanna Bremen. PM. a. Hoboken
psseis pSss9aiso' mar.sIesi mssni; Pm pn,,t
Mongolia, Hamburg IL NJ ....,ss. n p
Mount Mount Carroll; Hamburg: ia NJ SIS. n r
ssyfais. sssganis IissppooFi Ihissea5F Il Il \. i,
West Hesseltine, Dakar. II M ~ 49, -
Mararah Trinidad. L AM 81 P,isiyn
sasssrn ssss Coast. Reval, II NJ az, R'kiyn
Taurus. Rosario, pm % P.ieisy,'. niya
fioridian, Los Angeles. ! PM.
g. Bush Docks. B'kIyn
Sail Friday
Rergensfjord. Bergen. IL M. .3oth II R,r1vn
Nenezuela, Cristobai, 2 PM ss az " .
Munamar. Nueyitas IL al q "a y ;
partma. ST Thomas PM ~ n n > =
SaEooWn Castle, Cape Town, PM
-. ~ Bush Docks R'lslvn
rort antonio Kingston ~ M..i5. E F
Sail Saturday
Olympic, Southampton, 2 PM. so Nm
baersng as, r3sa aria; southampton. 2 PM "a, n +
lI hIyndam:S Rotterdam, 12 NJ. 9TH st Hoboisen
Rs itic fix,arnsrp; 49,, msrp; is NJ 5S, II
''es'erh world. Rio de Janeiro. 2 PM.
Maraeatbo r,,,r. g. Hoboken
otso hieo. San Juan, IL NJ. ..s4, B'klyn