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, 1922-12-07
S1,O72 PRIZE CONTEST TOBE
STAGED BIZ LOCAL FORD AGENCY

Earl Boyle, who conducts the Ford agency in Casper, is
in an advertisement elsewhere in this issue, a
free in Casper. The prizes include a Ford sedan valued at
$722, a diamond ring valued at $3.50 and a Victoria valued
, 1922-12-07
IRISH DEPUTY
s SHOT DEAD

Continued from Page one)
session, when the members took the
oath Of allegiance.
Hales was returned from south
Cork in tine last parliamentary cleo
tons, running as a pro-treaty candi-
date on the panel ticket framed by the
opposing factions.
, 1922-11-05
.PESEK IS AFTER
CASPER MATCH
Would Like to Meet Any Top
notcher on Mat Here, He
Tells Tribune.

John Pessk. the heavyweight w-ssi
Ter WIG won from Jack Taylor here a
year EEo and the only man to win a
e-eancut victory yer -he Wyoming
~homesteader in Casper. wants 20
wresue here again. Pesek has written
the Tribune stating that he is willins
10 aupear against any mar in the
game and will take on Lewis. stecher.
Cad0ock. Zbyszko. Hanson or any
other ooponen: that a matchmaker
wants 10 pick.
Pesek is ore Of the best IN the
world according 70 veteran sport
writer's in tho east and middle west.
He wrestios all tho time and accord
ing 10 Otto Flo:o. sDsrt writer OF the
Denver Post. has a fine chance 70
topple stransler Lewis off the cham.
pionship pedestal II the pair ever
meet.
Pesek can be reached through his
manager. Maxwell BeumEnn. at Ra-
VIENNA, Neb.
, 1922-11-05
.ILLINI ELEVEN
IS HANDICAPPED
Several Regulars Crippled for
Northwestern Game, In
Guiding Augur.

URBANA. H., Nov. ~4.-Handicap-
ped by crippies and the loss OF Bill
-AuE1r. star tackle. in the Wrangie
with Wisconsin. Bob zuppkes Uni
versity of Illinois football team ap'
, preached tho Northwestern game here
today with a certain amount of ap
prehension mixed with the well-known
IiinI fighting spirit
The whole nilni machn WIS upset
with n record OF three defeats. Illinois
faces the Purple today with grim lie
termination. II Is Northwestern's
first appearance on Illinois fed since
u 1915.
, 1922-11-05
SNOW COVERS
FIELD IN UTAH
Interest of Mountain Confer
ence Conferred in Utah
c.. c.. Battle.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov. -
Snow covered the athletic field at the
University of Utah here today but Of
ficisls expressed the opinion that the
game between Utah and Colorado col
lege would not be delayed. The tem-
perafure at Z a. m. was about 20
degrees above zero.
, 1922-11-05
FLORIDA AND HARVARD
| MEET ON STADIUM GRID

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. z.-The
University of Florida playing its first
football game in the north. will meet
Harvard IN the stadium today. Be
cause Of the proximity Of the Prince
ton game the Crimson will present
mainly a second string lineup with
most Of the regulars on the sidelines
, 1922-11-05

DENVER. Colo. Nov. 4-Interest
in today's games in the Rocky Noun
tain conference. centsrs chiefly in the
clash between the University OF Utah
and Colorado college at Sal. Lake City.
Defeat for either team viii mean the
, 1922-11-05
MINNEs0TA-WISCONSIN
CAME HOLDS INTEREST

: MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Nov. A.
Minnesota and Wisconsin. ancient
gridiron rivals, met here t,day In the
thirty-second renewal of their annual
football conflict, the outstanding west.
ern conference contest of the day.
Neither clever has been beaten this
season, and a defeat mans virtual elm
Aination from the western conference
championship race.
, 1922-11-05
$4,000 Stakes
In Pimlico Race

BALTIMORE. MI, Nov. 4.-The
Pimlico futurity. distance one mile
with a purse of $50. OOO-believed to be
the richest ever offered for a horse
race-will be run today at Plmlico.
Owing to the large number of entries
SIT was necessary TO spii- the
race IN two divisions. The value of
the purse &c che winner in each sec
ton with added money viii be s4s.o25.
, 1922-11-05

William B. Guthrie, Socialist
Richard s. Spurrier, Socialist
Isaac r. Lloyd, Socialist
Richard Henderson, Socialist
Ray Borhman, Socialist
Mrs. Emma NJ. Baker, Socialist
Daniel A. Hasting, Socialist
, 1922-11-05
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting. of Maryland Jockey club
1t Pimlico.
Meeting OF Kentucky Jockey club
at Latonia.
Cycling.
Finish OF the slx-day race in Chi
cago.
Athletics.
Metropolitan Junior cro%ss-country
, 1922-11-05

championship at New York.
Indiana intercollegiate cross-coun-
try championship. at Greencastie.
Skating,
Annual meeting OF International
Skating Union ct Montreal.
Boxing.
Bobby Barrett versus Joe Jackson.
eigh trounds at Philadelphia.
Mel Coogan versus Sid Godfrey. 20
rounds at Sydney. Australia.
Jim Tracey versus Sotelio. twenty
rounds. at Montevideo. Sunday
Difficulties are things that show
, 1922-11-05
State of Wyoming,
County of Natrona.

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, 1922-11-05

virtual elimination Of that eleven
from the race for the conference titls
, 1922-11-05

United States Senator
Governor
Secretary of State
Auditor
Treasurer
S, perintendent of Public
Instruction
Representative in Congress
State Senator
Representative IL Legislature
, 1922-11-05

me HenpecKed Husband is u Pest
Of the First Water becuz he can't Do
Suthin' ner Say Huthin' without first
asking his Wife. If the Pore Fish'd
nnly Grow a Backbone, instead of
BleatinE Plaintively about the wife,
his Friends wouldn't feel SO Much
ike Knocking Him for a Row of Ash
Cans every LodKe NtEht
, 1922-11-05
T-rTr 7~nYnTnur,c n Arr 0r cOnnrVNrO ATrvYyc Hi First IN
HI LIE 1NDOVE y TAOE UT d OkI UVO NE , III Ola

wyoming university and n uas
versity play here.
, 1922-11-05

John B. Kendrick
William B. Ross
Edwin P. Taylor
G. H. Little
Harry A. Loucks
Cecilia H. Hendricks
Robert R. Rose
John julius Giblin
G. E. Boyle
Peter s. Coll
Joseph Heron Jeffrey
Carl F. Weymouth
Maurice o. Wick
, 1922-11-05

Difficulties are things that show
men are.
, 1922-11-05

REPUBLICAN,
Frank Wheeler Mondell
John W. Hay
Frank E. Lucas
Vincent Carter
John NJ. Snyder
Katherine A. Morton
Charles E. Winter
Harry Free
NJ. L. Bishop, Jr.
H. B. Durham
E. A. Froyd
C. w. Mapes
NJ. G. Price
, 1922-11-05

$% M r. H%sS1%@%FvE @@%9& s%& Sss@s%s B%s &a" fix" the @@ the County a@@A@ State w~nr
@@$ gEApoa GATHERING RS
, 1922-11-05

DUNN
County Clerk
, 1922-11-05
The Famous SELF
$-SIX

P-1A0
This shoe is the
talk of the town.
We wanted a shoe
which would make
hundreds of Gus
toners for our fast
growing shoe de-
%partment. The SELF
S-Six is the best adj
vert s e m e mt we
could have in Cas-
per because it is
the best shoe in
Amexica selling at
5000.
, 1922-11-05
JUDICIARY

Justice of Supreme Court (Fn Tem) Fred H Bume
Y. j. Tdban
7 Justice If Supreme Count Unexphed Temy Herman v $ Groesbeck
nd -@f Ralph Kmbal p"
% judge of the Sixth Judicial District C. o. Brown
H Bryant s Cromer
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Cleared

Mauretania (Br). Rostrom: Cherbourg
and Southampton; cunard Co.
O Pocone (Braz), Faria; Para and Ceara: !:
Floyd Braziliero.
Europa Gt), Miseth; Palermo and
Naples Navaya azione Generate Itallane.
Knight Tempar CBr), Rtynard; Kobe
and Yokohama via Boston. Norfolk and
Panama Canal; Funch. Edge & Co.
Fenchurch (Br), johnson; Naples: James
w Elwell G. Co.
and Monte Cristi Columbus S Co.
Mandy Bene (Br), Cuthbertson; Car
denas; Munson s S Lines.
Gulfstar, Mikkelsen; Tampico; Gulf Re-
fning Co
Maraval tBr), Matheson; Grenada, Trini-
dad and Demerara via Newport News;
Furness, Witty e. Co.
Co.
A I. Kent. Balamo; Boston; Houlder,
Steel Worker, Kit; Boston; Isthmian S
Lines.
Mexican. BLACKWELL; Boston; United
Steel Age. Allen; Baltimore; Isthrian
S Lines.
Hamilton. Nelson; Norfolk; Old Dominion
Transportation Co.
City of Montgomery. Hammond; savan-
nah; Ocean S Co.
Philadelphia. Leek: Baltimore; Clyde
Limon, Mcclellan; Port Limon: United
Fruit Co.
Mundale, Smith: Caibarien and sagua;
Munson S Lines
John D Archibald, Barbrick: Port Lobos
=, Kronstad Ri, On! e ! (Nor>. Paulsen Norfolk;
Sch Guilty sark (Br). wi!kie Newport
| News; j + Whitney & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Investigate Complaint
Of German Line Service
Lloyd Official Here Cables to
Bremen for Information
on Incident

Investigation into the complaint Of
passengers on the President Fillmore,
of the United States Lines, that they
were misinformed by clerks of the
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pany as TO the accommodations on the
American vessel, was started yester-
day by local officials of the German
company. Cables were sent to the
home Offices in Bremen for complete
facts on the incident. The two com
parties have an agreement under which
the North German Lloyd acts as agent
for the United States Lines in Ger
many.
e, E. McNary, general passenger
agent for the United States Lines, at
45 Broadway, said that several pre-
vious complaints of a similar nature
were investigated by the company with
the. result that the German officials
were able to give reason in each
instance. He had not been inform ed
of the most recent occurrence, except
through newspaper reports.
A repetition is expected to be OBJ
waited by the new contract which Off
cials of the board are bringing back
TO this country, after prolonged nego-
tiations in Bremen. T. H. Rossbot-
tom, general manager of the United
States Lines, is due in New York on
July 27. w. j. Love, vice-president of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, is
repprted to be on his way here now.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Camera Turns Hungarian
Folk Into Lion Hunters

LONDON, June 20 (By MaiD.-"Are
there still lions and tigers in Hun.
gary?" is the question asked by many
astonished foreigners coming recently
to Budapest, according to 1.-THE Daily
Mail" correspondent.
When an equally surprised answer
in the negative is given they generally
produce a photograph bought in Hun
gary and ask for an explanation. The
picture almost invariably represents a
Hungarian peasant with smoking
rifle in his hand who, with the pride
Of victory beaming on his face, rests
his right foot on the body Of lion
which lies outstretched on the ground
while the Danube flows peacefully bv.
After long investigations the secret
of the pictures has been solved. In
the country town of Kerepes. near
Budapest, there live photoeraphcr
and conjurer with a tame lion. Both
had bad luck for long time and were
in reduced circumstances. Then the
photographer had brilliant idea and
persuaded the conjurer to run n Joint
business. The combination Of cam
era and tame lion made a Great at-
traction, and people flocked from far
and near to be portrayed in the gallant
position of lion hunter.
When the client arrived a rifle was
put in his hand, the lion led in and
ordered by it's keeper to remain mo-
tionless on the ground The client
put his foot on the lions head and
the picture was complete.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18

tBV u. =. HyuTOWTHpHlC oIlte'
July IA, 1922. ice having been found to
no longer menace the normal tracks the
Coast Guard vessels ice patrol were
withdrawn for the senson and tho follow
Ing information was broadcast by radio:
"Ice no longer menace to normal sum
mer tracks and patrol vessels withdrawn
July IA. Hydrographic Office recommends .
all trars-Atlantic shipping revert to nor
NAL summer tracks effective as follows
on July is adopt westbound track cross
ing Ion AZ in Int Al 30 On July % adopt
eastbound track crossing Ion At in lat 40 30,
Hand fog horn on Grndstone Island,
Gulf OF st. Lawrence, has been moved one
mile southwark from the lighthouse to a
position in ntang du Nord Cove In lat At
%, Ion 6l 81.
shoal with a least depth OF ia IT over 1t
tremity OF Bald Rock Nova Scotia. in
lat 4b 81 10, Ion 60 80 20 In the northern
entrance to Canso Harbor. A rocky ledge
extends 400 IT 1871 deg from the shoal to
another rocky head, with depth OF 10 IT
over 1t and with deeper water intervening.
steep-to on all sides.
a black wooden spar buoy has been
Lighthouse. Walton Harbor Nova Scotia.
in approximately lat As IA is, lon Ga OF 15.
July IL Cape Cod Canal channel gas
buoy II was established In place Of Cape
Cod Canal channel buoy II in lat Al Al so.
Ion 70 38 49, which was withdrawn. The
gas buoy shows occulting white light
every 10 seconds, light seconds. eclipse s
seconds. Of 10 candepower. A 40-ft spar
buoy viii, be substituted when the gas
buoy Is endangered by Ice.
Commanding officer OF the U 8 s Mary
land reports obtaining a sounding OF 1917
fathoms. sand and gravel. at Nantucket
Shoals, Mass, in lat Al 90 IS lon 6S 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions Of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com
mercial radio stations in the United
States proper. 1t Is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day In order that they
may be received in time for publica-
ticn.
Position reports can be sent through
the stations Of tho Independent
York City (wCG). Babylon. L. I.
{WsE). Easthampton. L. l. (WsA).
40 charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCC). Siasconret. Mass. (WsC), New
London, Conn. (WLC). Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through The Radio Corpora
Health Service
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
y Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

lFosition at noon. distance in miles unless
otherwise specified
Afoundria lat Al II n lon 4s SO w
Agwiworld 10 s Nantucket Nv July y.
Aquarius 1,,,. Is 600 e Frying Pan Shoals Lv
Artiza Mendi so S Nantucket Lv July 49,
barrenfork tug) passed Firo Island PM
csddo ise Scotland Lv July 1e
Drottningholm aso f Ambrose Abss Lv st July 49,
H1sene Ma Toying barge) Ss off Vineyard
Eglantier 22o e Ambrose 1,voA,, ,,,, -
Eastern Coast 500 K Ambrose Nv july ~
Effingham 40 E by n Cape Henry July IL
george washington 275 Ambrose LV
Taraby s7S E Ambrose Lv July II.
citaro c1re V'St9ra 91o s7s Sc Ambrose ~ July IS
''pSdaTueI PM Tu,v az az anchor off New Haven 145
Gultstream Gs,h san m 70 $ overfalls Nv July IT.
ifisn Inl, z1e ~ by Diamond Shoals Lv
Tacoma $50 ENE Cape Hatteras July Il.
Jean Absecon July 16
kroonland GAL e Ambrose Nv Julv II
Lake Like Gilboa 21s $ Scotland Lv July H.
Mongolia 452 Ambrose LV nth due Am.
brose Nv PM July IS.
Monmouth $50 Ambrose Lv July 49,
Mghawk pm * passed aa.;t Fenwiek Island Lv 1850
Noordam 100 Ambrose ~ iv . July 10.
0risaea 0rnnasa Ss2 sse !, Scotland " July IT,
Ponce 2S4 Scotland LV July is
President Monroe l,24S Amhroaa w
July 16 AAN
President Van Buren a7s Ambroae Nv
July IT, Nv
Pennsylvania passed Overfalls Nv PM
July IT. NA
San Francisco 4so Sc Ambrose Nv July 1s
San Tecdoro $40 Miami July le
oan retro 17o Scotland $50 AM
Siboney sls Scotland Lv July II.
South American 61 Scotland LV July II
San "a Hruno ZSO Nantucket Lv July IT,
Nlctolite 223 NE Cape Hatteras Juiy is
Nestris 257 Scotland LV July Is.
west Cressey lat SO 55 N lon 66 Al w
July II.
West Durfee lat SO 4s N lon es "a w
July 16.
West Eldara 4os e Ambrose Nv July IT,
July II. AA
West zeeda 90 ENE Cape Henry July IT.
Walter D Moves w by S Montauk gas
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE.-Mail In formation will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail Pier.
Mauretania. Southampton, 12 NJ. ..b4. N II
Guglielrno Peirce. Naples, PM as. N r
Maravai. Grenada, ~ M,.......24. B'klyn
Hellas Turks Isle. PM. N n
Sail Tomorrow
Pres Adams London. ] PM..4, Hoboken
Hanover. Bremen. 3 PM. eth ct, Hoboken
Metapan. Kingston. IL M......... 8. N r.
Sail Thursday
susquchanna. Danzig. 2 PM. "a, Hoboken
Hellig Olav. Copenhagen, 10 NJ.
scythia, Queenstown. - NJ. IS, II Il
Grant Cristobal 12 M. o. Army b, B'klyn
Esperanza, Havana. ! PM M..,......l4, e II
Advance. Cape Hayti. 3 PM. ....... 81. N r
Mount Carroll. Hamburg, 12 NJ. ..S6, N II
Munsomo, Vera Cruz IL AM. ...... 0. Il r
Sail Friday
berxensfjord. Bergen, l2 NJ. 3oth st. B'klyn
Catherine. Barakona, IL NJ. 81. B'lslyn
Sail Saturday
Homeric, Southampton. 10 AM. 80 N r
Lapland. Antwerp. 12 M. 60 N r
Rotterdam, Rotterdam. IL NJ.
Adriatic. Liverpool. ~ M...,6o, N r
Pres Fillmore, Bremen, PM. a, Hoboken
southern Cross. Rio de Janeiro. Pm:
Porto Rico, San Juan. ~ NJ IS. b kiyn
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Duo Friday

=
Eastern Coast. Grangemouth. July I,
Susquehanna 8 Corp
Galileo. Hull: July
Hlerman's Wilson Line
Norma Tanamo. July 4.Atiantic Fruit Co
WestpoEt, Greenock, July 4.
Susquehanna 8 Corp
due Saturday
Casper, Santos, June 30.
International Freighting Corp
Antwerp. July 7.
Black Diamond S Corp
Sonora, Dunklrle. June 20. .., French Line
Vile d'Oran. Palermo. July s.
Algerian-American Line
Duo Sunday
Port Alma, London. July s.... .cunard Line
Flrgilia. London. July ie.,.,,. Cunard Line
Miller, London. July via
Philadelphia. Furness. Witty & Co
Blossom Heath. Alsiers, July 6..kerr s Co
alaska Maru. San Francisco. June 80.
Osaka Shosen Knisha
Due Monday
Cabo Villano, Seville, July 8. ..Ybarra Line
Oicn, Rotterdam. july 10.
Cosmopolitan Line
Braheholnn, Gothcnburg, July I.
Furness. Witty q Co
Sylvan Arrow. Hull. July 8.
Standard Transportation Co
sark. Buenos Ayres. July g.. Kerr s s Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Radio Corpn. of America

lFositions at noon, distance in miles
unless otherwise specihedJ
Artzamend 100 S Cape Sable July II
Brammel Point as e Cape MAY july IL
Brilliant SIS N Diamond Jaly II
Sarence 470 e Ambrose July IT,
Drottningholm $40 Ambrose July IT,
Eastport 1905 by N Cape May july ia
Eglantier 22o E Ambrose July IL.
faraby 372 Ambrose July H.
Georgian passed Five Fathoms Bank
July II.
G Grove 20 Hatteras july ~
A Bostwick 95 NNE Diamond July IT.
c Donneli Diamond July ia
kcrhonkson 9S7 Ambrose July l6
Merry Mount 7S6 s SO e Boston i.V July "a
Munamar 176 S Scotland July II.
Newton ITO Chatham July II
Paulsboro IS by Diamond july II
PRESIDENT Van Buren 373 Ambrose
Reliance 1904 E Ambrose July 1s.
Resolute 1921 e Ambrose July is
San Bruno 230 Nantucket JULY ~
5 b Hunt Il Ambrose July II
Nj Spauldng l9 Diamond Julv !,
Taormina $50 E Ambrose July IL
Thomas II Wheeer SO SW Diamond
July II. ioho
Walter d Doyes 7 Sw Fire Island Julv ~
america 1.760 Ambrose July II.
George Washington 733 Ambrose Julv ~
kothley 200 SW Sable Island July II
PASSPORT 500 E by Cape May .iuly ~
kerkonkson S3l Ambrose july *
casper 436 Ambrose July H.
Afoondlia lat SO "a Ion 6S 81 July |?
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Arrived Yesterday

Jornsborg {Dan), oporto June 20, Lis
6 Mccormick with .ndse: 2lst st, e r.
Blue Triangle, Seattle June 7. Vancouver
June 8, Aberdeen June ls San Francisco
July 6. via Philadelphia July le:- to the
North Atlantic & Western Co with
mdse; Pert Newark. j.
the y Y 8 Porto Rico $ CO With i4l pass,
MAI Maisones zone qs iBr,. Montreal July J. ~ IL to P
Houston & Co with mdse; Pier 3. Erie
Basin. B'klyn.
July IL. Port de Pasx July Ia to the
Panama r Co with 1888 pass, mails
and mdse: Pier g. r. :,
cisco June "a. Cristobal July 0; to the
i'saaR AmsFro n 60 Gs %Sns june nisF Msnt
June 29 Esmeraldas July !. Buenaven-
tura July 8. Cristobal July Z; to sandssr-
7. Port au Prince July o. Gonaives July 10.
Port de Paix July II. Cape Haiti July ~;
Fier F. the q. Syaf x r. $ Co with pass and md's
samuel Q Brown, Lobos July 9; to the
Tide Water on co with crude oil;
Clyde Co with mdse: Pier /. Tide
Water Docks, Bayonne. j.
Southern Pacific Co with pass and mdse
Pier 40. r.
Gulf of Mexico. Port Arthur July IL I;
TO the Gulf Refining Co with oil; Bayonne
n J.
Cape Henry, Norfolk July IA; to the
Atlantic Gulf e. Pacific s Co with ndse;
Pier so. n r.
Virginia Express Richmond July Is: to
the Richmond & N Co with mdss;
Pier 46. n r.
Fred w Weller. Baton Rouge July II;
to Robert L Hague with oil: Pier 6. Con-
sto BILE Hook, N J.
Franklin. Houston July TO- to the Gaiena
Navigation Co with oil: Bayway. N j..
Corone. Norfolk July Ii; to Pendeiton
Bros with mdse; 18th ct, B'klyn.
Hunt. Galveston July 10; to Robert
Naperian tBr). Houston July 8: to White
Star Line with mdse; off Liberty.
Port Antonio. Tela July 10; to United
Fruit Co with mdse; Pier 15, f r.
Martinique. Porto Colombia July Ii to
Clyde Co with pass, mails and mdse;
Pier Z, e r.
Ossabaw. Mobile and Tampa; to Mallory
S Co, with mdse.
South American (Br). Havana; to Amer
lean Metal Trans Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Royal Mall Steam Packet Co with mails
r Morton st).
President Van Buren,. Cherbourg July o:
to United States Lines with mails; is ex-
boken.
orizaba. Havana July Is: TO Y & Cuba
Nal Nal 3 Co with mails; is expected to
Taormina UD. Genoa July a. to Italia
America, Inc with mails is expected to
aock forenoon at Pier 95. N r. west
Munamar, Nuevtas July IA; to Munson
8 Lines with mails: is expected to dock
ABOUT S1a,o noon at Pier .; E r (coenties Slip.
Mohawk, Jacksonville July 15: to Clyde
CO; is expected to dock at Pier SO,
\ X tCharlton st).
Due Tomorrow
Homeric (Br), Southampton July ~: 70
White Star Line with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier So N r west
18th st). N"e''
Mongolia. Hamburg July 8; to American
nnr r-1ne Win w ,, mails is expected to dock fore
stockholm (Sw). eGothenburg july 3. 70
Swedish-American Line with mails. wss
Soo miles east Ambrose noon July is: is
tWest 57th ST..
Due Thursday
o. sixaola. Kingston July IS: to United Fruit
noon at Pier Is, f R maiden Lane]. en 'ofe-
Due Friday
.,ssa uessel. Port. Agency.
Vandyck. Hamburg. July 8.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
MESQUITE hamburg, July II,
United American Lines
Due Saturday
France. Havre, July Is French Lin.
Ryndam, Boulogne, July L.
HoilandAmeri Line
w r Grace & Co
Due Sunday
Caronia, Southampton. July 49, cunard Line
SSeen.lc. Se1,a. liverpool July 15. White Star Line
Giuseppi Verdi, Naples, July g.
Ulua, Port Limon, July Is United Fruit CO
Due Monday
freoerik VIII Chrfstiania, July IA
Scandinavian m erican Lima
Caracas. Caracas, July II, LING
Bliss Dallett & Co
y 81 Porto Rico 8 Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-18
Navy Orders
From The Trtbune,s 1Yashinatan Bur.

'o"s ANO 1'sVuHoo w WuSUIuTLCn bureau
WASHINGTON, July 17.-Navy order.
issued to-day follow:
Gay. Com. j. b.. to Newport
Farber. 1T. Com. w s., to Washington
Hunter. 1t II. O'D., to New York.
MARVEL, LIT. G., to 9Th Naval Distrtct
Oversech, 1t. H. e. to New York.
Whitehead. Lit G. B., to Hampton Road,
Coatsworth. Ems. c. j., to Pacific fleet.
Eddy. Ems. NJ. r.. to Pacific fleet
Gowan, Ems. j. H.. to Pacific fleet.
Padgett Ems l.. =. jr,, to Washington.
Grieve. Com. c. c.. to u. s. s. Ortolan
Murray, Lit d. H., resigned.
Schwinn. 1t. c.. to Hampton Roads
Sullivan. LIT. p. s., to U. S. s. pittsburgh
Clark. Lit. q. 81 C. f.. to Norfolk. '''"'
Dill, 1t. q. go G. T., to U. S. S. Ortolan
Moxon, 1t. q. 81 L. NJ. to MORT fk.
Jackson, 1t. q. g.) II. r.. to u s. s. Or
Cooper. Ems. w. s., to U. s. S. ortolan.
Mechtoldt Ems: II. c.. to HAMPTON Roads
Davis Ii. F. ". to U. s. S. Ortoian'
Roe. Ch Pharm. II G.. to Waab,n,,or
Birtwistle, Bl1, pharm; 81. s.. to Washington.
Ban; Ap. Cik, II. C.. to U. s. S. OrtoIan
Davis Ap.. cik. P. c.. to U. s. S. Futon.
Iiruebele. Ap. Clk. J. e., to u. s. g. Prairie
Hopkins. Ap elk. w. H.. to q. s. s. or.
Hassett. Ap. elk. J. r.. to U. s. s. Roch-
Page; Ap elk. J. NJ. TO Hampton Roads.
s,alkins. Bos'n r. A.. to New York.
Aarmer. Bosn j. L.. to New York.