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New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
American PORTS

BALTIMORE. Sept 21-Arrived: rnox
T1ae nr, Ci5g PSi,s san Francisco Dominion Miller
philadelphia; Aztec (Nor1. Tampieo " mu1,s,
Iisss1" seo An1wsqe AHA Sailed West
Hampton Roads Orla (Nor), Bordeaux;
Argosy, ARE New York; Royal City (Br), Lon
%nfrar Son and toI FotterdoW Mer VIA phiadslphla
SBr)' London via Norfolk and New 4Yssr YORK X;
Ericsson, Philadelphia.
BOSTON, Sept 2l-Arrlved San Pablo
Sh1, Ssbr1, Port Linen; Liberia, GtaD. Leg
h0Tn; HosToS TaTst0a so6t 6Egypt9 Port Port Talbot:
(Br). Liverpool; Union City (BrJ, Liver
pool; Dundrennan (Br), Grangenouth;
yansdi2n yani,! !. Leader (Br}' Auckland Via New
via, New York; Pananaan, Baltimore,
Sailed: Burgerdijk (DD. Rotterdam Via
Newport News; Naneric tBr), Calcutta
Ormtdaie. Norfolk; Transportation, Nor
folk; Grecian, Norfolk; Sacandasa,
Orange Tex; ManaQui (Br), Preston; Mel
rose. rose. Sydney, c. b; Rhode Island (Br).
CHARLESTON. s c. Sept 21-Arrived
Malm (Nor), Havana (and proceeded New
York;; Apache New York land proceeded
ia Jac aacksonviile). Sailed; Barge W
GALVESTON. Sept 21--Arrivexi: Liberty
Eel. t5ei!. Genoa: Cauto. Tampico Edgeneld.
sailed: Seattle Maru (Jap). Japanese
ports; Mirita (Norl. Tampico.
ln,,[ HAVANA Sept 2l-,Arrived Maasdam
New York ''' -
PORTLAND. Me, Sept 21-sailed: Mar
MMeanerraneo (Sp. Galveston; schr Dolly
HALIFAX, N s, Sept .21-sailed Manhes-
Ter ter Regiment (Br), Manchester; Beverson
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. Sept 21-Ar-
rived: Valemore (BD, Baltimore; Penob-
scot Boston; Lake Eisah. Boston; Jerer-
Un, Ijn.o |e~ hofR, corsica, New York; Mid
ENGLAND Gai
Ne% s England Naperian CBr), Phiadei-
ph,at MoNTR NWTlRRHeSs9nns, n e., New York:
foort tDu?. Boston; Bellerby (Br). Phiia-
delphia: Marsit Skogland (Nor). Philadei.
I4aM,a Ph,a, ( Sairnyaiona 1May brl, Hull Sailed
tBr), Belfast: Joanns Watts (Grk), Italian
rp1ASa rAMAMA ,,a1;.,. GANAL, criaoba, Sept GO
Ore, for United Kingdom: Gaelic Prince
SBrl' New York for Kobe; ,Almaero obs,
New York for Kobe. Sailed Italia (swedj
tfrom Valparaiso. New Orleans; Nagato
Maru (Jap) (from New York;, San Fran.
cisco. wa
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 21-A Arrived
Clan Kennedy Br), Biera via New YORK
Juan (Nor). Port Antonio: Edgehill. Rot,
.srSam sn% n. via 81, New York; Monmouth. Giss-
Maple, New York; Bayonne. New York !:
ssnr SrmaS SGeoTgia Jenkins. Hinsboro. Sailed
nnhsis, nnr1sh, NeW Cety YORK; % Matoppo, New York
York: Andrea f Luclcenbachs New York ::
s,, 70 Calvert (Br), Montreal Cotmarsum
IDu), Naples; Noruega (Nor). Baltimore:
J Fonnell, Port Arthur; Occidental. Port
Lobos. Va
PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 2l--Arrived: w
s Porter, Gaviota.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 21-Arrived
21st. Koyo Ma.u tJap), New York for
Nobe; Santa Malta, Port Angeles for New
York Sailed: goth, Alaska Maru (Jap3
hanghai; Admission City. Liverpool; steel
Navigator. Portland. Ore; West Catanoe,
Fortland, Ore; Artigas Seattle: Jacob
2lst, Bhinyo Maru Jap, Hongkong.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept 21-Arrived:
Cretan Jacksonville (and sailed for Balt-
more). Sailed: City OF st Louis, New
York; City of Columbus. Boston: Corona
(Nor)' Cuba Ligonier. with barge She
mango. Port Arthur
ST JOHN. n B. Sept 21-saiied: schr
Moonlight. Vineyard Haven
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Fire Record
DAMAGE

ia:sS-sis w. Houston st. D. $totI
l;aO-2s92 Sd av.. the Bronx; Arcade
lO.25-ls1 E iisih st; Nicholas Piso
ii .sO--sso E. le5th ST. the Bronx;
Ben Broiinsky ........... Unknown
Il 5e--sS w. aga st: unknown. Cnknown
i;so-ss2 I'd av; Isadore stanierman
2.so-3so8 Arthur av.. the Bror1S' Ts'.' 1t
s:25-sol w lsoth ST; NJ. Buchbaum.
a;sO--s2es sedgwick av.. theNBronS: ls,'' Il
tyril Mccall .-....,.. Unknown
3.2o-So stanton at; Henry Lehman
EoS--5Oi " i5stn st. Samuel stantar' snano"n
4.so-les4 Eathgate av.. the Bronx;
Open Air Market ....... Unknown
s:Js--34-35 W 4ed ST. awning:
Loshan Print Co.......-..I Unknown
6'sS-itbt Para az, clothes Tine Mrs
7.io-sa Pit 81. Federal wood seSao~h
WORKS ..-...-........ .4..... Tffnfng
7fb--57 Z. 1osth g., cellar rubbish
s.Io-Greenw,ch ena w. 10Th Sta: i'''"S
wagon unknown ..-.... Unknown
s:oo~-i2 ". Tth ST. Gown sta
uonery Co ..........-.. . Unknown
s'5o--lsf Elizabeth st.. unknown.
a:ss-Iel5 Aasisen -; Henry CO
1e:io-ssi Broog5s St pnGnoxn unknown tnknown
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

Paulsboro 20 by II Jupiter sept 30.
Pres Harding 2.01s Ambrose Sept u.
Puget Sound 132 Sandy Hook Sept 20.
Rochester passed Key West e PM Sept 20.
sabotawan 1,2b2 ENB Cape May sept 90
Santa Rosa 2Ss Ambrose PM Sept I'll.
s II Hunt 81 Diamond Sept 81.
schodack LILO B Ambrose Sept 30.
Shooters Island is6 E Ambrose Sept 2t
Standard lat SO 90 Ion 70 80 Sept 81.
Stephen 500 Ambrose Sept 20
Swift Arrow 146 E Ambrose Sept 2i.
Swift Scout Laos Sic Brenton Reef Sept 90.
Transportation so SIC Boston LV Sept II.
United States lat SO lon 36 AM Sept FL
Vacuum 22by NNE Jupiter Sept 20.
Virginia Limited 80 NE Cape Charles
Sept 81.
West Kebar COS E Boston I.Y Sept 90.
West 1nskip 1b1 e Ambrose Sept 21.
w II Libby ar e Nantucket Sept Fl.
Wildwood 1o6 E Henlopen Sept 81
william Burton Tortugas Sept 30
Vim Rockefeller 1856 SW Diamond Sept 81.
Zscapa arriving Castella z AM Sept u.
Zulia eel Scotland Sept 20
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

| CONsTANZA. Sept 6--Coneios New
YORK lzth. Radioleine (Fr). New Orleans.
| (Greek), New York
TRoNDHJEM. Sept 11-Ideftord {Nor,
| Baltimore. ''iu N''oi''
HAMBURG. Sept 1s-Toma,va. Calves
ton ton; Ign 17th' Hansa (Ger2. New York: Min
treal; Montauk. Baltimore; 1sth, Nerytnn
Hall (Br). Galveston. WV
! HAvRE,. Sept 17-HoIlinside (Br, Phil.
18th. McKeesport, New York hiissahhePRla isth Wasi
| KRsson. New Orleans " esS
AUCKLAND, Sept 1s-Erron CBr>.
Montreal. 'Di y
N, M,ARsE!LLEs s Sept 1s--Luca Ut). New
Eloria 90, Philadeiphia; Joseph pioVsne1a seep'
N9y pu2TfS 2Tlfsns Sent rct9n 1s1aa, n i, Batinore
FALMOUTH, Sept 19-Kingsmere (Br1.
NJ cape TOWN; soVy Sept 1e- Fantoe CBo,
LONDON, Sept 2O--Antonla OBJ Mont
real r via Plymouth and Cherbourg: West
SUNDERLAND. Sept 2v--Brltish Paron
| (Br,. Port Arthur A'a' o''
=, LIVERPOOL, Sept 2o-corinaldo cBr>.
Montreal Westland Mobile for Manches.
cADIz, Sept 2o-Florinda (span,. New
SHANGHAI. Sept 2o-president Jackson
| Seattle ' 'oH'
cSa; cLHDE' 6dn \ SEPT so-sheaf Spear (Bp,
:, AVoNMouTH, Sept 2o-Turcoman CBr,
| Montreal. NDi''
, N b. 81 'onh'
Montreal; 2oth oakwin (nr}. "N5es New yar2 yar2'
LONDoS. Sept 2O--Antonia OBJ Mont.
real Via Plymouth and Cherbourg
| SUNDERLAND, Sept 20-Britisb rsaror
| (Br). Port Arthur. i'"ioh
LIVERPOOL Sept 2o--Corinaldo fnr,
| chester. ''i "iah-
cADlz, Sept 2o-Florinda tsn, N.u
! York. N"p'' new
SHANGHAI. Sept 2o-Presldent Jack
| son, Seattle. "eA
CLYDE. Sept 2o-sheaf SPEAK tnr,
| Chatham. p. WIZ
\, AVoNMoUTH, Sept 2o-Turcoman Br,.
HULL Sept 2o-west Nossaa 81 Jo,,
YOKOHAMA. Sept 1s-Himalava Ma,
cisco. san FRAN
MARsE1LLEs. Sept 10 Rcd nrar.
ROTTERDAM. Sept 20 Trim, Nsw
YORK: Homestead. Boston and NJ, 1eew
AM " ERP, Sept 20--Persier tpaigS
New York via Havre: Lowtber O. ID T. :,
NDr !, 1alveston; Exmouth tBr1 HootrsaI
,LoNoCNDERRY. Sept 2O---Kerhonkson
-S1w Nv, orE and Philadelphia via Cork,
~ 6ELFASF. Sept 2I-Siiverway. 81 John
Departures
J ,InRi IFnRRiEpIERsIKsTAD, Sept y Modica
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Near East Ship
Lines to Fight
New Rate Cuts
Levant Conference Appoints
Committee to Act ON Any
Reductions Under Tariff:
Will Meet All Competition
Flour Is Said To Be Open
Reardon Smith Vessel Under
mines Recent Agreement;
Plans for Line Kept Dark

Steamship lines in the Lcvant con-
ference yesterday declared open rates
on one commodity and appointed a
committee of three to insure speedy ac-
tion in meeting the competition to Near
East ports on the service started by
the United States Navigation Company.
The new development threatens the
stability of the agreement recently
reached after a rate war lasting for
eight months.
While il is yet too early to predict
another fight in ocean rates, present
conditions may rapidly grow into such
situation. 1t was reported that the
rate on -four was made open and that
similar steps may be taken on severa!
other important commodities. officials,
Of the conference said that they were
prepared to cope with any decreases.
The United States Navigation Com
pany said that the steamer Stuyvesant,
TO sail in October, was an "offside"
vessel, and intimated that a regular
berth service was not to be started.
Competing lines concluded, however,
that the Stuyvesant merely was the
forerunuer of other ships and that they
must act at once TO protect their in
terests.
Some comment was aroused by the
fact that the steamer, an ex German
ship. was sold by the Shipping Board
for transfer to foreign registry. She
IL now operated under the flag of Pan
anna. The board disposed of the ship
as too old to be essential to the de-
velopment of American shipping. The
rtwer and more desirable government
vessels are sold only to American in
terests, and the sales contracts usually
contain stipulations as to the routes on
which they are 10 be operated.
Shipping conditions in the Near East
caused by war disturbances were also
discussed yesterday. W. B. Keene,
traffic manager for the board, who was
in New York for the day, said that the
board has five vessels in the vicinity.
Shipments sent 20 Smyrna have been
ordered discharged at Alexandra, where
they will be held in bond, Instructions
have been issued to the masters, Mr..
Keene said, to keep expenses incident
to the changes in plans as low as pos
sible SO that the consignees will not
suffer more than necessary
The board had not diverted vessels
from other Levant ports, Mr.. Keene
said. Two are now in the Black Sea,
and it is expected that they will pass
the Straits without difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

L1nAu. Sept ia-Estonia tpan). New
HAMBURG. Sept 10 PennsyivanIan,
BREMEN, Sept 17---Maryland tsr). Bos-
SHIELDS. Sept 1s--.Caprella tBr), New
Orleans. skaraas tNor). Montreal
NEWPORT. Eng, Sept 1s--Glenfiniss
1 tBr), Searsport, Me.
| QUEENSTOWN, Sept 2o--Pittsburgh
| tpr), from Liverpool. Philadelphia:
HAMBURG, Sept s21--FTmpress OF France
LivERPOor, Sept -winifredian (Br)
Boston; Bradford city lHr). philadelphia
Nlceto de Larrnaga tBr). Boston; 21st.
''sSne 'cs%Snhceur1rrAa 1rAa Sept Sept SrH secty of Norwich
! tBr), Doston.
SHANGHAI, Sept 2o--Lyons Maru tJap)'
LEITH, Sept 2o-Quaker City, Boston.
HoNdKONG, Sept 2o--Talthybius tBr>.
SUNDERLAND. Sept 21--st Anthony,
ROTTERDAM. Sept 21-Hyndam tpO.
New YHs G ane City
SBr,, Boston; 2ist, Lacpnia tBr), New
CALCUTTA. Sept 2o-city of Norwich
sHANGHA1. sept ao-Lyons Maru
SHIELDS, Sept 2oskaraas (Nor),
Montreal.
| HONGRoNG, sept zo--IaNhyplus tbf}'
| Vancouver.
SUNDERLAND, Sept a1-st Anthony,
| New York.
ROTTERDAM Sept 2t--Ryndam (DD,
New York via Boulogne and Plymouth.
KOBE, Sept 1S--Teiyo Maru tJap)
| (from Manila). San Francisco.
Az METnlL' Sept a0--PorsaHgor tNor)'
PORT TALBOT, Sept 2o--Brant County
| (Br), Montreal.
HARTLEPoOI, Sept 20 - Chickasaw W,
| Philadelphia and New York.
| MIDDLEsBRO, Sept 2o-City of Wealth
| erford, Jacksonville.
San Francisco; West Norranus Providence ;
| 21st. EfTna, New York
| SHIELDS. Sept 21-Hastings. New York
GtaD. Boston, ' N''''
PLYMOUTH. Sept 21-Ryndan (DuD
! from Rotterdam and Boulogne), New
! York
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 21-America (from
Bremcn), New York
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

1,pr Francs nc (Tr} Havrs Sept ~ to French
noon at Pier ST. N (West 18th sO.
Rotterdam DD, Plymouth Sept IL; to
Holland America Line with mails; ie ex-
pected to dock forenoon at foot 5th st,
Hoboken
Monterey, Havana Sept IS: to N Y &
Cuba, Mall s Co with mails; Is expected
TO dock afternoon at Pier 49, B'klyn
Montague st).
Parima tBr). Barbados Sept IS; to Fur
ness Witty Il Co with mails; is expected
TO COCK late afternoon at Pier "a. Bklyn.
Henry Mallory. Galveston Sept l6: to
Mallory Co with mails: Is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier As. N r Chris
Due Tomorrow
RI Roma c.,, SFr5 Marseilles sept q to Tabre
soythia lhr}, liverpool Sept "A; to
Sunard 8 Co with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier Sc. II (West
La Boqrdonnais (Fr). Havre Sept 12; to
srench = Line with mails; is expected to
9oGk forenoon at Pier ~, n r (West
Maurctania (Br>. Southampton Sept 1s;
20 tunard Co with malls. is expected
70 dock forenoon at Pier "a, n r West
Lapland (Br), Antwerp Sept IA; to Red
star stsdda Inc with malls: is expected to dock
President Fillmore. Queenstown Sept l5:
1ocE ~ Ines lines with % mails; is expected to
[ d,
Ecuadore. San Francisco Aug 2e: to w p
grace d Co with mails; Is expect ed to dock
forenoon at Pier 80. Bklyn tAtlantlc
Due Sunday
Bai'ic tBr). Liverpool Sept II: to White
s,sd- sfar Line with mails is expected to dock
S'Ssano9n Vafsr, a., a. r'er 60 tWe.' 18Th aD.
port q Holt Line with mails: is Sxpected
70 dock sr,dsr forenoon n at Pier a. Hoboken
J 10 dunSON = = Lines with
pected to dock about noon at Pier
roios tBr) Havana Sep, .. 70 r,,,
Eruit Co with mails: is expected to dneS
afternoon at Pier IS. E fAiaiden i,ans1
! Ene Monday
United States copenhasen Sept Se"''' 4,
oropesa, Hamburg Sept u. "a" Inns
ruseania new. Glasgow Sept is.' Is son
Porto Rico. San Juan Sept 20. 5A0 Co
.ta,.o.,s, Y s Porto Rico Line
Fort ST George, Bermuda Sept ~!.s'' a. q Co
Furness, Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Caronia. Hamburg. Sept is. Cunard s s Co
Mongolia. HamouTg Sept ls American 7 .,ne me
anemlstocie$' Patras Sept 6,
orizaba. Havana Sept %, * 20
n & Cuba Mail Co
Due Wednesday
Lafayette. Havre. Sept IS French Line
"uer'tsmaArg, Hamburg. Sept IA.
....a United American Lines
PRESIDENT Van Buren, Queenstown Sept IS
Homeric. Southampton. Sept 90.
White Star Line
Mnnamar, Suevitas. Sept %. Munson Line
Due Thursday
Sierra Nevada. Bremen Sept Is
= North German Lloyd
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Army Orders

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.rArmy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Beall, Capt. IS. s., to Walter Reed Hospita /,
Morrow. Col w. M, 20 Alcatraz.
Following to San Franoisco-BroI,av w
Capt. f. E.; Christenberry, Capt. G, w
Collins, Capt. II. j.; Connor, Capt. p. d
Dumas Capt. a. H; Harms. Capt p. T.,
Head, Capt. H; Jones, Capt c. II
hnight, Capt. A. T.. Love, Capt. r r
Melnzen. Capt. l.. L. w; Nickel Coni
L.; Miller. Capt. G. A; McCants NJ
RI. l. "''' 4naJ
Cavalry
Allen. Mai. r. D., to New York
Smalley' Maj. H. r., to Walter Reed Hos.
Air Service
kehee, 1t. r. 1r.. to Fort Sheridan
mcChord. Maj. w. c.. to Hnmpton r'
ouartermaster Corps
&c =, hum msc her, Capt. O. H.. to Aberaos,
LOVE LOVE- capt. W; t.. to Washington
S, Huehn. capt. b.. to San Francisco
shannon, Capt. r. F., to Washinston
Miscellaneous
Estes, Capt a. N, F. A., to Wa,ter p,
Scott. 1t. Col. NJ. e.. Den. C. to n,.
hihs, II: Col. c., u. s. A.. to Dnianv'r'
1o,norahly ,ry discharged phen. "a
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Sailed Yesterday

Cohasset, Baltimore; Philadelphia Balti-
more; Monmouth. Philadelphia Vesuvio
llt)' Montreal; Zarembo, Philadelphia ;
Belvidere. Philadelphia; Delagoa Niaru
tJap), Phiiadelphia GaTney. Houston; ;
Albany Obj. Montreal; Ario, Tampico:
folk; freeman, Norfolk; Meiyo Maru
CJap), Norfolk; Bayern (Ger). Hamburg !;
Copenhagen: Mexico, Havana; Illinots. Port
Arthur; Sylvan Arrow. Beaumont: Atakf
s9' sBr9' AUCKLAND; Splendor GD, savona;
tDQ, Laguayra; Hawaiian, Boston; CITY
OF Montgomery, Savannah; Z S Sapelo.
(Br), Galveston
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Radio Corp. of America

Bedford SSl w by"S Sand Kev Sent on
Anerlca 2O0 NE Hatteras Sept 81
Atlantic Sun 521 S Delaware Brcakwa+o,
Sept 20 oieah"aeel
Bayway !o5 NV TortuSas Sent %
hristoi 30 Ambrose Sept II
Calgarolife 240 Diamond ser+ .,
cdFfl'io ~ Ambrose Sept 81
Naronia 2.l00 L Ambrose Sent Q,
IartaSo zoo South Pass AM Ssn, o.
L?ty o. Augusta 81 NNE Diamon1 e., .,
Ivy or Rome 10 Diamond Sent 81
Soastwiss 80 NE Cape Henry Sent .,
Grofton Hall 1875 Sc Ambrose sent On
Ecuauor 4o0 5 Baltimore 8 PM SEMI On
rel'ore 20 Hatteras Sept 81 %
Gasconier so Sc Cape Ma sar, .,
GeoTge Jones $40 w Sand Kew 60, On
Guitcoast 80 Sc Fire Island Sent 81 -0
nenry u Whiton 40 n Hsttaras Son, o,
Hernert Pratt ESQ n Jupiter SAM 81
tauk Sept q "S" mon
india Arrow 50 Jupiter Sept 20
Monett Jr So NE Diamond sa,, .,
FaTrel lat AZ II lon 4s ID scnf on
lanes u Duke 2,633 e Ambrose s.p, a. ~
Japan Arrow rs Diamond ssn, -.
Laponia $50 ENE Henlopen Sent 8,
- j Duke 40 NE Diamond SAX o.
aMacaoi $50 Nantucket Sent 20
Marhcaloo l7e Mayaguez sert On
Manaoui 10 Nantucket Ssnt - S''
mauretania 500 Ambrose 4 An s.,. o.,
Mayart 7s s Nantucket San. ~ 9ept Il
"a Msannanar soT Ambrose Sent 80
nortolk q Fire Island Sent 81
5acihc eIl Cape Henry Sent "a
Par1a lsS st Thomas Sent "a
raui Luckenbaeh 216 OverfaIls se,, .,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

ping thsefstica. boesbs. Ia a..
he'gnt ~ oetscen 900 ana sns* :.
and oncs climbed 20 % coz Ss.sgg fss
drone Of the 400 horss5ors,' ''. u.
out the operation. sar0sfs'
Army officers said a.
could throw saaft ~ I,ys .ss.sesss,
miles high on clear nigh.s h.'ss,
generated enough power gne Ism
TO light an eFiiro city. bars gs u, sag
0GepssG"Stly o5epcsS bS passing head ''ss., s,
Mitchell Field lke sunlight ~ ~ Ut :,
lights had hishorto been ~ ~ ssstss,
scoret. IN arr.
The arst war problem wos,.s
st the vancouver here resu1tsssa ess
victor. victory ior she defensive foTcss sa a
pIo1iem I.bieb w, was TO detect enemy art;,i. \ =
observers we're suceeeef,ls Asfid
the screened bancrioe - hHdise
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Marine Reports

Winds at Sea To-day
Hatterss to Key west-Shittfng gales on
the North Carolina Coast, with ratn apd
fresh northwest, north winds and overcast
weather Off the remainder OF the coast,
Over East Gulf Moderate 10 fresh north
east and weather cloudy; occasional show
ers
Over West Gulf --- Moderate to fresh
northeast. and weather generally fair.
Over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pass
age--Moderate, variable winda mostly east
erly: weather partly cloudy; occasional
showers
North of Sandy Hook--Strorg northeast;
weather overcast.
Sandy Hook to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gales
with rain.
Hstteras to Florida Straits - Shifting
gales OF the North Carolina Coast. with
rain. and fresh northwest to west winds
offthe remainder OF the coast.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Change of Masters

George Daugherty succeeds Ralph VAN
tlne command barge Hurry Up
H. Fl. Racket succeeds August CambeIl
command steam screw John M Worth
Fred Otto succeeds John Rebun command
gasoline screw Elsie
Vincent Bunyon succeeds Edward Oliver
command barge Bristol
- Frederick F. Langin succeeds Thoma s
MONTGOMERY command steam screw Fl "a
RaWson. -
Thomas f Noble succeeds James A
y Brien command steam screw Autom atic-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

Esthonia, copenhagen, Sept 10
Baltic American Line
TiviveH. King gston Sept %, United Fruit Co
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, Sept 90
Furneas. Witty & Co
Due Friday. Sept 20
AquitaniaA Southampton, Sept 20.
Cunard Co
Reliance. Hamburg, Sept ~
United American Lines
America, Bremen. Sept 20. ...s. u Linen
Chicago. Havre, Sept H.. French Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Giant New Searchlights
Eluded by Air Bomber
Billion and Half Candlep0wer
Rays Shoot Up Miles i'm First
Test mt M;ueoIa

-Four hugo searchlights, each gener-
ating one nnd nalf billion candle
power, were displayed for the first
time last night at Mitchell Field,
Mineola, in maneuvcrs directed by
army officers seeking 20 pick out an
"cnomy" plane engaged in bombing
the town. Despite the play Of the
enormous shafts Of light, the effort
full.
Captain Ira c. Eaker few over
Mineola and neighboring towns, drop
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Zionist Resolution Signed

~ WA3iSHINGTUN, Sept. 21.-President
Harding signed to-day the joint reso-
luton adopted by the Senate and
House expressing American approval
OK the restoration of Palestine as a
Jewish homeland The resolution 10
SAID to be practically Identical with
the declaration of the British govern
ment recognizing and approving Zion
ist aspirations, since carried into eff
Iect IN the Palestine mandate.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Marine Disasters

SAN PEDRO, Sept 21-.Floridian. which
arrived 10th from Philadelphia was struck
while at anchor, 21st. by Lapurslna, trad
Ing coastwise. Floridian has hole above
Waterline on starboard side abaft main
mast. Not leaking
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
City Island

\, Bound South-Rosalind (Br), st Johns
y y F., and Halifax, n s. for New York, to
SSo@ring co with l45 pass and rndse /:
piaster to Rock Plaster Co; schr Henrietta
A Whitney, Ellsworth for Newark Win
slaves to II Townley
~ Bound East-Commercal Scout New
York forsSt Johns. N F; schr Balsa Nav
1ork for Promised Land (latter anchoradl
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Marine Corps Orders

FROM The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.--Marine corns
orders Issued To-day follow:
SNYDER. 1t. Col H. c., to Quantico.
howell Capt r.. to New York
Larson. Capt. II, L.. to u. s. $. New Mexico
leichards, 1t. w, p, to Dept of PacIfc
Rixey, Lit. Col. p, NJ. to Washington
Quigley, Mar. Gun. T., to Philadelphia
kirkcy. Mar. Gun. j. W., to Quantico
stephenson, Capt l.. b.. TO Washington
Long Capt. II. c., to Dept OF Pacific
Kipness, 1T. D., to Hampton Roads,
Cox, Capt NJ, to Cavite
Honorably arged---Elvldge, Cd 1T "a
d.; Harhaugh Q. Nj. CIR. G. w
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22

cERTITICATE.-Navy Department. senta,,.
Der 16, 1929 In compliance with 9he Act
or Congress approved June so. 1876 | hereby
certify that the needs of the public serrice
make 1t necessary to increase at this tims
,h me force at the New York Navy Yard Tor
III sne prosecution OF the work of repairs on
r. ROOSEVELT
Acting Secretary Of fhe Navv.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-08-21
"HOLY ROLLER" DIES after
BEING BITTFN BY SNAKE

FORT PAYNE, Ala, Aug. 21.--
James Wylie Reoce, a holy roller, y
and farmer residing on Sand Noun
tain, near Chaives, about seven miles
from here, is dead today as result
of being bitten by a large rattle
snake He died within thirty min
utes of the time the reptile bit him.
Reece, it was said, was bitten
while attempting to capture the
snake.
It is said that Reece on various
occasions had assisted in conducting
religious feanuces. in which poison
Gus reptiles were handled and exhib-
tied by members of the church.
Reece was indicted by the grand
Jury year or so ago on murder
charge. 1t was alleged that he per-
mitted a lake to bite and kill one
of his children. However, when the
case came up for trial he was freed,
the Judge declaring every person in
this country should be permitted to
serve God according to the dictates
of his own conscience and that it
was through ignorance that the de-
fendant attempted to practice such
religious activities in the community
at the time.