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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19--Weather out
look for tho week beginning Monday:
North and Middle Atlantic States--Gen-
orally fair, normal temperature first part,
latter part unsettled with local showers
and moderate temperatures
South Atlantic and Gulf States--Fair
and normal temperatures, but with a prob
ability of widely scattered thunderstorms
no indications at this time of a disturb
ance in the West Indies.
Ohio Valley and Tennessee--Region OF
the Great Internationally fair. except for
local showers and thunderstorms by mid
die of week; normal temperatures
Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys-Unsettled and local showers first
part; later part generally fair; normal
temperatures.
Northern Rocky Mountain and Plateau
Regtons-Showers at beginning of week
thereafter.
Southern. Rocky Mountain and Plateau
Hegions-Local showers; normal ternpera-
lures
Pacific States--Generally fair III Cali
fornia; occasional local showers elsewhere;
normal temperatures.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Navy Orders
IRON, The T,4bune's washsnott

From, The TrIbune's Washington Bureaa
WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Haines, Cmdr G. W. to FIT. Miffiin.
McNair Cmdr. F. ", to Baltimore.
Carpenter, 1t. Crndr. A. s., to o. S. s.
Logan, 1t. cmdr. c. c.. to u. s. s. Che
cochrane. 1t. e. F., to u s S. Chewlnk.
Cole 1t. NJ, to U. S. S. Mcfarland
Denfeld It. l.. e, to u. S. $. Cnewink.
Fort LIT G. H, to u. S. S. Chewin
Lamont Lit. G. p to Annapolis.
Moore Lit v. j., to u. S. S. R-9.
sprague, Lit j. H., to u. S. s. Chewink.
Hilenkoeter Ems. r. H., to U, S. s. Cha
Hodson, Ems. r. A., to U. S, S. Chewlnk.
Knowles, Ems. H. f.. to U. S. 8. North Da-
lsota.
stocisin, Ems. r. r., to U. s. s. Chewink
Wray Fms r. T.. to u. S. s. Delaware.
Phelps Lit Cmdr. J. r., to U. s. S. Antares.
Peluso Lit J. D.. to New York.
Sabiston, Lit f. to Norfolk.
Arrowsnith Bosn. w. p, to u. S. 3. Te-
cunseh
Ulllnan, Bosn. d. L.. to U. S. s. Chewink
Byrne Gun. G.. j., to U. 8. ). Chewink.
Jocoy Gun. j. E.. to u S. S.. Chewink.
Littnlan, Gun. r. A. to U. s. s. Chewlnk.
Marshall, Gun. G., to U. S. S. Chewink.
Powell, Gun. T.. X, to u. $. 8. Chewink.
Ward Chi. Mach. J. A., to U. s. 5. Quail.
Lebegue, Mach. w. e.. to u. S. 8 Chewink.
Cook Chf. Carp. j. A., to U. S, S. North
Dakota.
Ma2zarela, Carp. N, to Hampton Roads.
Sprott, APP elk. c. b.. to u. 5. >. Altar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Change of Masters

e Conley succeeds Thomas OBrien
command steam screw william j Gillen.
Herbert Hudson succeeds Ned A. Port
command steam screw Tanamo; Atlantic
Fruit Co.
Matthew Grant succeeds Theodore Files
command steam screw Alice.
John A Anderson succeeds ELLIS w Hill
dreth command gasoline screw Socony No
So; Standard Oil Co.
Eugene Russell succeeds George Nc
Intyre command steam screw Progressive.
Herbert Smith succeeds II. p. Curry
command steam screw Comal; Mallory
s s Co.
Gustav Carlson succeeds George B Sharpe
command gasoline screw Olive C Lester.
Walter Tallaksen succeeds Albert
Smith command barge Rose Mary.
Charles IL Hewitt succeeds ] w Jordan
command barge Freddie Mccain.
SWANSEA. Aug 9-Canadian Conqueror
(Br). Montreal; River Tafr (Br), st John.
CLYDE. Aug 19-Cape Ortegal (Br),
United States port.
CARDIFF, Aug 1s--Hinckley Boston;
Navarno (Br), United States port.
HULL. Aug 1s-Australind (Brl. Phila-
delpha.
SHIELDS. Aug 1s-Antinous. Boston
Ilford tBr). Boston; FTshpool tDr), New
CARDIFF, Aug 1s---Balsam, New York.
LONDON. Aug 1S-Dakaran (Br), New
York.
BARRY, Aug Is - Hastings County
ALICANTE. Aug 12--salvation Lass
TAMPA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

MADRAS. Aug 1S-Gold Shell, -----. 4
BILBAO, Aug 13--Igotz Mendi (Span).
Norfolk.
CHRIsTIANIA. Aug i4--Borglaad tNor).
San Francisco.
ANTWERP, Aug 14-(4reystoke Castle
OBJ, Galveston.
HAMBURG, Aug 15--Mount Clinton New
York; i6, Gluckaburg {Ger), galveston.
KOBE. Aag 16--Hawaii Maru iJap),
Seattle for Hong Kong
LONDON. Aug i6--Lisgar county tNor),
Montreal.
COPENHAGEN. Aug 1s - Manitowoc
New York.
.RoRDBAux. Aug 1s--Nlagara CTr),
New york.
ROTTERDAM. Aug 17--Ariadne Irene
Orleans.
HONGKoNG. Aug 17--Iyo siaru tJapl,
Seattle; 49, Africa Maru (Jap), Tacoma.
S YOKOHAMA, Aug 17StanleH Phila-
Gelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Arrived Yesterday

as sas sse eass a AsH ps e. ~ss
sf ns r shf Matanas ssws Ass Il !.
Charleston is; TO Munson Lines. with
sugar; American Rehnery. B'Rlyn.
to compag g aenerais Traasas, sah
with eel first. ass second cabin. 220 third
class pass mails and ndse. Pier 81, q.
ner-Quinian Co, with crude oil; Warner.
y Sssms sss. s WITH seA Ens Aug
ha@ken.
erofsos \. Hall naenos nos, 4 Ayrss H., July Il.
with mdse; sath at, B'klyn.
Kotonia lDan). Cardenas Aug "a. SIa-
tang -; to cnba Mail 8 Go.
El Al,nirante, Galveeton Aug ~; to
southern Pacific Co. with nldse; Pier 80
city OF Seattle. philadeiphia Aug ls; 70
Halschaw Co. with PISS and mdse;
Alness tBr). Philadelphia Aug is; to
Y $ Navigation Co. with mdse. Pier a..
ST Mihile cristobal. Aug IL; 70 q 8
Army Transport Service with 40 troops
end 126 pass, mails and uldse; Pier g.,
| Army Base, Bklyn.
Colon Aug 10; to Standard Oil Co with oil, |;
anchored Off Tomkinsville, /.
Byiayi. Norfolk, Aug ~ to poeahontas
~.
Crofton Hail, Buenos Ayres July IL,
| Montevideo IL, Barbados 81, Boston Aug
IS; to Norton. Lilly & Co with mdse; aeth
veedol, Philadelphia, Aug ia: to Tide
water Old Co with oil; Bayonne
Mexico; III, Havana ana, Aug 10, Nassau 10; TO
ASCOT tNor1.. Philadeiphia, Aug Is; TO
mQ W,soan line e With mdse; off Liberty.
nopolitan Line with nadse; Pier 3. Hobo
Alvarado. tBr). crissobai. Aug o; TO
sanderson & Sons with rndse; Pier 40, N r.
apton :; 70 Royal Man stea as Pacs ssss 60
mails and mdse; Pier Ia, Hoboken.
President Fillmore, Bremen, Aug 8, 70
Y Lines with 2ss cabin and III third
class pass, mails and mdse, Pier i, Hobo-
ken.
Trontoii.e. Vancouver. B G, July 20. Colon
phar 60 with mSse; Columbia st, BE saly na'
Line nitR m assaf plsr g. aas to
Taurus tNor), Hull, Aug q; to Kerr Limo
WIN sii coal; Pier 10, Clifton. I.
SuSlnam, st Thomas Aug 10: to CLYDE
III line with pass. mails and mdse; Pier ii.
Lapland tBr,, Antwerp. Aug 10 via
Line. with le1 frst, 42s second and ssss
third class pass. malls and mdse; Pier 81,
:, David MoKelvey, Lobos, Aug IL; 10 the
Iiaewater OH Co, with crude oil.
Evelyn, Baltimore Sorland fNor) Hall
rag Agwidale, Tacoma
= India Arrow, Sabine. to the Standard
Trans Co with mdse; anchored of vonlp.
kinsville, S T.
sorland (Nor}, Port Hastings Aug 10;
to s Q Stray &s Co in ballast.
Hassell tNor), Sunderland
u Bedford, Galveston
Jamaica tBr). Kingston; solvana. Man
Zanillo. $3.50 1N"A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
New Italian Liner,
Giulio Cesare, Due
In N. Y. Tomorrow
Palatial Steamer Follows
Conte Rosso i'm Bid for
Trans Atlantic Traffic;
I'm Naples Genoa Service

The new twerty-knot liner Ginlio
Cesare, Of the Italian General Navi-
CATION Company, is due in New York
tomorrow on her maiden voyage in
the route between New York, Naples
and Genoa. She is ship of 21,7oo
gross tons.
The Giulio Cesare lis the second
Italian liner to make bid for trans
Atlantic passenger traffic under the
Italian flag this year. The first was
the Conte Rosso, of the Lloyd Sabaudo
Line.
The Giulio Cesare compares favor
ably with the ships of the North
Atlantic routes, according to advance
information on her appointments. She
will make the voyage between New
York and Italy in nine days. She ia
$50 feet long, rs feet in breadth, 90
feet deep, and Is equipped with four
turbine engines capable Of transmit
ting $4,000 horsepower to the four
|propeliers. There are eight decks with
accommodation for 800 first, 500 Sec
ond, and 1900 third class.
The Navigazione Generate Italiana
has decorated the vessel In various
peTlou styles. ne sdlon ID Louis Az
and Directoire. The children's room is
Dutch, and the smoking room
Jacobean. The grand lounge 10 Louis
XIV. The galleries are Of the
Regency period.
Rolling has been reduced by sys-
tenn of Frahm anti-rolling compart-
ments. There are seventeen water.
tight bulkheads, insuring seaworthi-
ness even il the floating power should
be damaged 40 per cent. Fireproof
bulkheads consisting Of gigantic
metal shutters are operated auto
matically from the bridge. Sub
marine signals give warning of land
near by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
l,rairlMovennaerlt
Stiffens Ship
Charter Rites
Montreal and Gulf Figures
Better Than New York. as
Coal Vessels Undermine
Situation at u. s. Ports
British Coal Prices Drop
Settlement of Strike Here
Causes Decline i'm Ship
rnents of Fuel From Wales


ship charter rates showed an im-
proyement in the week ended yester-
dsy, due to an increase in the move
nsnt Of grain following better cable
service and TO the continuance of coal
shipments despite The settlement Of the
strike in this country. Most of the
ADVANCE In rates was noted at Montreal
and Gulf ports, while the situation at
New York remained dull. The steamer
market here was oyershadowed by the
imcsnding arrival of the coal feet,
vAich means that there will be a great
surplus Of vessel space for return car
gees to British and European ports.
The charter market at present is sup
rorssd solely by the inward flow CT coal
and the outward movement of grain.
Aside frem these two trades there was
rethiag yesterday that held promise of
better times for the shipping industry.
II vas estimated that approximately
900 steamers have been fixed for trans
psgtation Of coal TO the United States.
These have virtually exhausted the
sspply Of ships Immediately available,
With the result that inward rates re-
sasined strong.
The heavy influx Of tonnage to New
York and other north Atlantic ports in
prospect for the next month, bringing
shout a depression in the rates for the
return trips, has not affected the situa-
ton at Montreal and the Gulf, where
grain requirements are on the increase.
It was reported yesterday that the
shortage of vessels at Montreal forced
several shippers to mark up their offer
for August tonnage, with the result
that one shipment was booked at 16
cents a 100 pounds and another at Is
cents on berth rates. Gulf quotations
we're strong in consequence of heavier
Movements for August and September
aad few inquiries for October. Among
the orders reported during the week
was one for 10000 tons of wheat to
local shippers for the account of the
Greek government. This is to move
from Montreal in September to one or
that the shippers may have to pay 10
cents or more 100 pounds for the
movement.
Settlement Of the mine strike has
been followed by an easier tendency in
the price of British coal and also in the
rates which importers are willing to
nay. Freight rates fell off 20 to 30
cents g ton last week, due chiefly to
the arbitrary cut by the Shipping
Eoard from 1854 to $500 ton on its
vessels. The British figures followed
tho decline reluctantly. The coal trade
ID expected to be fairly heavy for
several months, however, as the mines
will not be able to make up the short
age for some time. The railway diff
eaities, with an increase in the number
Of bad order cars, make the coal re-
every slower than would be expected.
One effect Of the settlement is to dis
courage the withdrawal of more vessels
sryn the idle fleets of the world to
tnter the trade. 2a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Nnrcn,,tar :. 4 :, .r,,., 49,. ..,,, ~,
sSorweg n-American Line; VIII deck at
pa IN & sotil -, hklyn
Csrses 4 a. ss,b =, ~ ~ ave g II
ahout 4 Il, III piesr Ia Ts,tiyn A TX avu :
Baslnj. Z
Ponce, San Juan. Aug N: to N & Porto
dock forenoon at Pier 81. b'klyn scongres az a.
~, 80 S1' q
Eort st george tBrl, bermuda Aug 10.
uectea ~ 1ack fr,rsrnar WI" ~ r,sa eT.
"ss1 es'n st,.
Due Tuesday
Majestic (Br,. Southampton Aug 10: to
y mite star Line with mailat Ia expected to
| mn ~ a. ier ~, lWese
Mn,,nt rsrraft rfs ~ .r. A,~ Az 81
rtnasa marro.. h IAN NE Avn aoi 70
s,antaS r. NY snsanea, Wy" ~ s ssi ~ OK
(west ð stl. N - - y ~
Mongolia, Hamburg Aug IL: to American
Line with nRiis; 10 expected 10 dock about
noon at Pier 81, N n west nth st),
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

All these vessels, with the exception
of the Homeric, burn oil fuel. Thus,
as we'll as settling the speed champion
ship, the race will provide useful data
for comparing the new method of maxi
ing steam by oil with the old method
of using coal.
The contest has progressed far
enough to reveal that the race now lies
between the Mauretania and the Ma
jestic. Can the latter deprive the
former of her proud and long-held
position as the "Atlantic Speed Queen"
This is the great topic in ocean ship
ping circles. There is much argument
and heavy betting.
The Majestic, like the Berengaria, is
German built. She was designed to
capture from Britain size and speed
records. Her hackers point out that
she has shown her qualities in the
latter respect by doing q recent sprint
at 27s2 knots and that nat as ans she Is only shs
viii make things hum for her British
built competitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
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Answall As 18 N 10 IL w Aug 10.
Agwinex 100 SW Nantucket Aug To-
Albert Jefferies e7s Cane May Aug ls.
Alcor 100 ID Ambrose 3 Am Aug 10.
Absecon 48 sW Gayhead Aug 10. &
Camden lit 5W South Pass Aug ls
Colienser 20 ID Ambrose Aug 49, u
Dorchester 207 ESE Barnegat Aug ~.
Hditor 151 % Ambrose Aug is.
Hllenor 1875 Nh Cape Henry Aug is
Edgeheld 28l ID Sandy Hook Aug 49,
Nastern Sword 2Oo y Ambrose Aug 10
Ndgsneld 81 20 Ambrose Aug 10. "
Edward l. Dapeny Jr SOS w Sand Key
Aug ae.
Trieda o. Ambrose Aug 10.
gfrmoEe 4ae q Diamond Aug 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Departures
Maritime MISCELLANY

HAVANA, Aug 10-Heaith Department
to-day raised quarantine against travellers
reaching Cuba on steamers from Mexican
ports. Scores from steamers Flandre
leave quarantine station ut Tiscornia,
where they had been ordered held for a
week as not being immune from yellow
fever, which Cuban authorities were ad
yised two weeks ago had appeared near
Tampico.
NAPLES Aug 19---The Philadelphia OF
the New York Naples Steamship Co. held
here because. OF unpaid repair bills occu-
pied to-day by police after fight on board
crew. IN which three were wounded. Cred
itors have agreed IL half of claims are
half. d guaranty on steamer signed by
captain, nrd allow Philadelphia to sail;
otherwise steamer will be seouestrat ted.
Grew end passengers have been landed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Grscian 2s u Fire Island Aug Ia.
IL Mallory esB s. Scotland Aug IL.
4 Meftett Jr lbs s Hatteras Aug is.
Lake Stfymen 6b sW Nnntucket AMI. IL
Navarro left Newport News PM AUG is.
MnnarEo loft Antilia, Cuba, and Nassau
Aug Is
Norman Bridge 45s w sand Key Aug ia.
Fipestone County 10 II Ambrose Aug ID
gag Harbor 40 Sandy Hook Aug is.
Y Feagle 1s5 Diamond Aug Isl
stephen II Jones so "a ~ Fire Island
Aug 1e.
Tanamo "a s Ambrose Aug 10.
Aug Ia.
yauban. 3s4 Ambrose Aug IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
City Island

Bound South--Motor steamer Virginia
No@ Turks sobr rssg srv s
n s. for New York; c Adams Lunen-
burg. 9. for New York: Edwin Smith
Apple River, N s. for New York; Ethiyn
Emson. Bridgeport for New York
Bound East--Schrs Sylvia tBr,. New
York for Halifax: Mary r Anderson CRY
New York FOR Shcrbrook, N s.: Fayonia
iBr), New York for oaspe, Cue; Sarah
Baton, New York for Calais. Me; Hen
riatta a whitney. New York for Ellis
worth. Me-: Altana M Jaggers, II,flson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE-Maii information will be found
on Travel Page, n!ghth Column.
saving time. 4
Sail Tuesday
A Assa's,s H ssssnsngt9a
Presidente Wilson, Tyiegte. u M N; .,,.,u
Fsrsisr. Havra N. q. Erie Basin. B'k kyn
Sail Wednesday
p asi asv ADAMS n London iiso NJ Pfyn
La.vls, psnsls, Pms. Bush Docks sag asSSn
ssyzlita Bremen. IA n. .sth ii. H iob
Munwood. Matanzas, 10 M..........s. n n
Sail Thursday
ynlssa ssssss daaasSss y
Pan America Rio J.ne.re ' Pm Heseksn
Bra ei.y yei su saas' Ayr ra PM e
stuart Dollar. San TTsno,see, = n,
Alaskan. pAr.a.lph!Sa., g I = r R0oh'' s'k'sn
8. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Sail Friday
A ssa H sliass0SE ira q ME- as,y +
Eastern Pianst. Xuoklana NJ. NJ. . A','
Anaconda, ROTTERDAM, N.
Knut Jarl. Bergen. s r M........4, B'kiyn
Baracoa. Cartagena. 8 p M........44. N r
Munargo. Nassau, IL M............e. Il 4
surinam, Trinidad. 2 P M.........44. n +
PaSisna. ST Thomas. / P M........47. N Il
Panama. Cristobal, 3 PM. ........65, N R
Hellas, Turks Isle. 2 Pm. .76. N r
Sail Saturday
Majestic, Southampton, PM. ..5s, N
Celtic, Liverpool. IL M. N n
Dante Alighieri, Naples. .:......... rs. N r
Lapland, Antwerp, ia M. LIB. N r
Rotterdam, Rotterdam. ID NJ.
Sth' st, Hoboken
President Fillmore. Bremen. . PM.
nausern Sun. Cape Town. 10 M
sandown Castle Cape Town, Pm. :
Q. Bush Docks, B'klyn
oropesa, Hamburg. 10 M..........42, N r
Rosalind ST Johns II AM. Java, st, B'kIyn
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, IL AM. 3d. N r
vauban. Buencs Ayres. IL AM..14, Hobolsen
santa Marta. Kingston. nv i, ANS. .s 4 R R
Ponce. San Juan. IL M. ......... IS, D'klyn
Clarem, San Juan, Ia M.........27, B'klyn
Polycarp. Para, IL Am. .........S3, B'kIyn
Harry Luckenbach. San Francisco. 12M.
36th Bt, B'Islyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Fast Ships Compete for
North Atlantic Records
New Liners Seek Laurels Held
by Cunarder Mauretania;
Majestic in Forefront

LONDON, Aug. (By Mail).-"An
Ocean Derby" is being held on the
Atlantic this summer to determine the
fastest Of the great liners on the
Southampton-N New York run. The posi-
ton of the vessels in this contest for
the Atlantic blue riband is as follows,
the figures denoting the best speed
for whole voyage during the current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
WEOUEMAY SCHOOL,.

For boys TO 1s. Pleasantly located. on
from Kingston. Primary to High schnnJ
NUMBERS limited and close personal at
1sntion and guidance given every how
131ostihs' swimming and fishing on ths
hudson under close supervision siee,tn q
porohes; provisions fresh from sehooi
farm. french taught. Summer session with
AdaresS the Principal. Kingston. II. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

Hlghest, 81 degrees Cat 4:40 2. m. } !;
lowest IS degrees Cat Ii p. M; average,
"a degrees; average same date last year. 7 :.
degrees; average same date for thirty
three years, 70 degrees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
General Weather Coniitions

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-Pressure was
low tonight along the Atlantic coast, CEN
ters OF minimum pressure being over the
Canadian maritime provinces and off the
Moth Caroline coast. Pressure was also
low over the Rocky Mountain and plateau
regions and high and rising over the re-
gion of the Great Lakes
There has been s. considera BILE fall in
temperatures since yesterday in the region
OF the Great Lakes, the Ohio Valley. the
middle Atlantic states and the Rocky
Mountain region. Warm weather con-
tinued Saturday over the plains states and
Texas, with the highest readings of 100
degrees at Abilene, Tex, and Oklahoma
City Okla.
There have been widely scattered
showers in the Atlantic and east Gulf
states, the upper lake region, Kansas and
the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions.
The outlook Ia for generally fair
weather Sunday and Monday in the states
east of the Mississippi River. except that
widely scattered showers are probable in
the south Atlantic and east Gulf states
Moderate temperatures will prevail gen
orally in the eastern and southeastern
states through Sunday and Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Weather Report
Eastern standard Time
Local Forecast,

Sun rises. $50 a m. Sun SETS. $40 pm.
Moon rises. 255 a IN. Noon sets. 500 p
Local Forecast.-Partly cloudy to-day;
tomorrow fair with moderate tenpera-
lures, fresh northwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Instruct For

District Forecasts.--Eastern New York,
southern New England, eastern Pennsyl-
cloudy Sunday; Monday fair; moderate
temperatures
Western Pennsylvania and western New
York-Fatr Sunday and Monday; mod
crate tempera lures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20
Local Official Record.-The followir

-oflciaI record Shows temperatures during
the last twenty-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

\ MANcHnsrER. Aug il =. Bowie (nr),
,r GApM TOWN. Aug is--clan Macintosh
!, LIVERPOOL. Aug is--Mirlo tsor), New
:, GENOA, Aug is---caiusoppo Verdi t1tap.
BRuNsBuTTEr, Aug i'd - samlana
tBelgl New York for Philadelphia.
Z ), M,ARSEIItLEs, Aug ta---Asia (Br), New
York and Providence
&c CuxHAyEN. Aug 4 u Empress of France
:, siI,A1NaHAl. Aug I7--rjikarans tDu,.
L.l,yERRooI. Aug 1s--Aberoos, FORT
western s., sis, Arm, NJ f.
FLusHfNo, Aug fs--Trincuio tBr), Fort
PLYMOUTH, Aug 1a---Manohurla. New
iorH a,,, president Garfield, New York.
nfa -, nHTPooA, Aug ls---Montrose (Br),
Departures
ANTWERP, Ang 1s--Argus, New York.
afth, Gothland tBelg), New York.
Na 1870 y,f.I. Aug 1e--Paoihc Transport (Br),
BOMBAY, Aug l7--Algic tfrom caicut
sHlELDs, Aug II - Blackheath iBr),
KOBE, AUG Empress OF Russia tr,r,
lfrom Hongkong). Vancouver: Victoria
Maru tJap), Portland, ore.
G0LoMBo, Aug i7---keeung (Br) New
,y nouRN, Aug 17--oriaammo tnr,, Ksy
SINGAPORE Aug 1s - Eumaeus tBr,
tfrom Hongkongl Boston.
=, LIVERPOOL, Aug fs--St Dunstnn {Br).
SHANGHAI, Aug ls---shinyo Maru (Jap),
San Francisco
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Army Orders

From Tho TYJbuns's Washington Bareoas
{ WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-Arlny orders
Issued to-day follow: