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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

tho floor. but that is quite all right.
and a graceful fashion. Every wom-
an In her heart adores a train; she
knows 1t adds to her height and her
distinction of presence; and nobody
objects to skirt that touches a poll
ished foor or carpet. Picking up
ones draperies when one gets into a
taxi 10 not much trouble. That the
winter evening costumes. and formal
AFTERNOON gowns Will have these trail
Ing draperies seems foregone con-
clusion, though dance frocks will
probably continue to be well off the
uoor. Some OF the new indoor cos
tunes for early autumn are pictured
ana you cannot but admit that these
trocks are enchantingly graceful and
nave dignity ana a becomingness to
the hgure that tho short skirted
froeks seemed TO miss. A good ex-
ample OF the dropping draperies that
suggest length is given In tho pic
tured frock OF crepe dc chine with
beaded bodice and panel-end. This
costume has the new skirt drapery,
drawn toward one hip ana then fall
Ing In straight panel below tho skirt
hem. The slashed and drapod sleeve
is particularly graceful feature. The
| costume ia OF wine red crepe de chine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

madly down tho aisle of department
store, eyes staring ahead and an ex-
preston OF frenzy on her face do not
suspect that she Is shoplifter racing
the store detective to the street She
has merely discovered. In the midst OF
absorbed shopping, that her fur scarf
is gonel She is trying TO think where
she left 1t and after distracted visit
TO every one of the counters where she
has stopped she will end UP at the lost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

that Is twisted around throat and
shoulders to keep off sunburn while
the bather rests on the sand. Smart
sport frocks OF striped silk have long
fringed scarves of the material. AS
the belt grows narrower and less sug-
gestive OF sash. the scarf grows
wider longer and more sashiike. Most
sweaters now have knitted scarves to
match and the scarf may be worn or
left at home as one pleasea. The coll
larless sweater accompanied by long
throw-scarf is preferred even for golf
and boating wear just now. Dark
toned sport suits for autumn are
frightened by vivid silk scarves that
are drawn around the throat, the
fringed ends hanging at the front. Dust
inside the coat-fronts. These scarves
are OF crepe de chine. OF knitted silk.
or tricolette and other soft. crushable
materials that fall gracefully when
weighted with fringe. The soft.
bright shades are used: ceriSe. ma
genta, Gamma red. tangerine. royal
purple. and 30 on. Some scarves have
gorgeous stripes. On plain colored
ground.
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also. A handful OF small brass hooks
and glass headed tacks will be in
calculably useful And II you have
discovered how impossible It is to
keen a drinking glass In your room
(when you fetch the glass up from
the dining-room) you will have with
you a goblet all your own.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06

Skirts Now Rushing to Meet the Ankle Irregular Hem
Line and Dropping Draperies Suggest Length in
Many Cases Dignity is inevitable Effect
in Longer Skirted Models 80 Low
Waistline Continues Popular
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Arrived Yesterday

France tFrl, Hsvre and Plyn,outh y,,,,
eSantiauen ns with lhonnegn, 19s sas, Gensrae Trans
sSe third class pass. malls ana mdse pier
Philadeiphia July IS, Newport Sewa sn
;;ss9,r,ton' Lilly & Co with ndse; esth st
City ee Seattle, Philadelphia, Js,y Al.
- the Haischaw Line With pass ana
fnas"' Pier .ss, e r. "'N
N1sn,se sstern Planet. sMsiboarns. May 49,.
- I 6 Australasia Line with mass .
Fi.t o Army Base, Bklyn.
., Edwapd L. Doheny Jr. Providence, July
pert Co; In ballast; oft Tompkinsvil,s, 81
Laura 90. Philadelphia July al; to
- James hiweli Co with mdse. s1st
: David McKelvy. Boston. July 81: to the
,rt.aewater on Co; in ballast; off Tomp-
wb,,s pssas,sn s,sa {nr,, Ngrtols July 20; to tho
Mackinaw tBr). Boston, July 2l. to the
At.tantis Transport Line with mdse Pier
america. Bremen, July ,s, Southampton
a Zines ws r. s ts 500 the .aaH United sas,
third class pass. mails and mdse; Pier i,
Diamond s s Corp with mase; Pier 3;
Array Base B'hlyn. -
Roveroelia 90. Naples, June IL. Glib
with rndse; Columbia st, Bkiyn.
i5rah'eholm tSw), Hernesand, June FL
Gothenburg, July 2; to Furaess, Witty &
% with nidse; Pier a. Bush Docks. B klyn
Thordis (Nor), Genoa, June 20. Leghorn
"a, Naples rs: to the Italia A America Line
with mdse; Pier ., Erie Basin Bklyn
Blossom Heath, Ioilo. June 27, Port Said
*; TO the Kerr Co with mdse; 57th st
klyn.
Gulfeoast. Providence. July ii; to the
Galf Refining Co; in ballast Bayonne,
Brilliant, Providence July 81. to stand
serd OH Co Of N Y. In ballast; on ronp-
knsvlle, s I.
Ryndam tDuD,. Rotterdam. July 10.
Piymouth 20; to Holland America Line,
with 3S first. 154 second and l43 thiro
class pass. mails and mdse; 5th ST. Hobo
ken.
Westport, Copenhagen. June 81. Gree
mock July 4; to Susquehanna S Corp,
with mdse; Pier SO. Brooklyn.
Corson, Philadelphia. July II; to Kerr
S Co, with mdse; 57th st. Brooklyn
Edward Luckenbach Philadelpnin July
9l; TO Luckenbach Co, With mdse
35th at. Brooklyn
Edith. Ponce, July 1s to A II Bull &
Co, with mails and ndse: Pier 81, B'klyn.
Altianca, Norfolk, July 90: to Old Do
minion Transportation Co. with pass and
mdse Pier III, r.
Calico (Br), Hull, July I; to Ellerran's
Wilson Line, with mdse; 7th st, Hoboken
Schr Edna Hoyt. New Haven July 81;
to Master with mdse off Red Hook
1ndochine (Fr), Matanzas July II; to
the Barber Line, with sugar
J A Moffett jr, Texas City
Orteric (Br). Calcutta via Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Passenger Ships Due

afaes eaaaors, q re- San pearo june, rs; to r.
eni.9. liz ~, b k'yn A'iantic fasinl.
Star Lane with mails, lis expected 10 aoek
a'SsrnSpn lpsSnn, a w, r1sr G. West 2oth stj
~ Maeoenrei! ,,i : Trnda ,yith malls. is expected
* X COCK forenoon at Pier IS. r
~. uiua ,tBr>. Port Lirson. July IL: to
United Fruit Co With malls. Ia cxprcted to
aoch afternoon at Pier is, E Il Caiaideo
:, caronia (Brl, Southampton Ju,y Ia: to
SonaTd Co with mails: IS expected 10
Mnk dStk forenoon at PIER Sc 7, West
=, Caracas. Caracas July II; to Bltsa. pal
ts,t on GO with mails; fs expected to reach
n a, Pier H. nSlyn Z {hfantas"s ann "n'H sti At 10
pr,,st nsnamo: I'm San Junn July is; 10 Atlantic
afternoon at Pier l. y r (psetor sa,r s,9 g doeN
!, Apache, Jacksonviie nniy @S; IN t.lysA
& c.; ia. expected to dock at pler ss
Due 1o-morrow
Fredcrik VIM Danp. Christiania July
- TO Scandinav Wan American Line wit n
mails; is expected 10 dock forenoon at foot
r Bsrasoa. Kingston ,Iuly@ls; to clyde s
noen er at Pier a. y r fchristopher .stl.
forto Rico g Co Nvith mails; 10 expected
TO doc, dock forenoon AZ Pier So. ls'klyn
Furness Why Go hsihi'Gm a,h aiis iay Is sS ex to
ppectsd to dock forenoon at Pier 95. n II
(West t5th st).
Duo Tuesday
Majestic (Br). Southam pton July 10: to
W mite Star Line with mails: is expected to
nock afternoon at Pier 50, r (West
;, Mount Clinton. Hamburg July 18; to
United American Lines with mails; is ex
pected to dock forenoon at Pier SC. N r
(West 46th ST..
;, Siooney. Havana, July 22 to & Cuba
MAN 5 Co with nails. is expected TO
deck forenoon at Pier 10. L r tWal So,
Due Wednesday
prseido,, sesfsr. po,,. Fort agency
Minnekahda. Hamburg July l5. ''''e
American Lines
Due Thursday
Laconia. Liverpool July 10 Cunard s s Co
Carriio Santa Marta, July is.
United Fruit Co
Due Friday
president Pierce, Southampton July 90
.,., United States Lines.
Aouitania. Southampton July %
Cunard s S Co.
Due Saturday
Paris, Havre. July 22........ French Line
America, Genoa, July 15....Italla America
Monterey. Havana, July IS
Y & Cuba Mall s Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

Everett. sydney. { r. b; Newton. r., ton" !! sydney
,Juniata. Norfolls and baltimore
delphia
GALVESTON. Tex, July sa--Arrived S
Ha,s HaanwSyodi Tsmpico, Sailed Y Hardness.
West kedron. cienoa Mexicano, "' Tampico
dlseystoke l,rs Castle lBr), Ghent; Inga
Neaeess,. New ,''eY'opt york e0""i New York
:, y ,&p,lRrpo2Lk, Va. July s24-Arrived: Sew
ei.s ras point, New York; Horwiet Hall. San
Phsliron tGk). Baltimore. Natal tDan55
ahdlspon lhamlpa No1, SNag9lsfs Naw d9en Christian Nj
Rottefdan m; Rhode sland Gsr) Baltimore: :
penobscot. New England; Liengolien fBrl
cuban ports; Manitowoc, New York Nun
net. New England; Highland Prince orr,
New, New YoP,s Catherine. Now York Puget
coasc, Boston. winding Gulf. New York;
nerwindvalc (Br), Havana. bertha (Nor),
Havana Millinoeket. Texas city; Bratland
Balboa Eastern Crown. New York; Wid,
wood Liverpool via New York, Stegelborg
1Dan1. Guentnnamo; city of Sparta CBr>.
OBJ, New Orleans.
PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal July I'll
Sailed Sailed; Havo (Mor,. Norfolk ] Luck
Mount Baker tfrom Mobiie). Los Angeles; !;
PHILADELPHIA, July 22--Arrived :
West Arrow. Liverpool; Syria tFr), New
York Golden Gate. Norfolk Sailed: Bow
den (Nor), Port Antonio Guifmaid Port
Arthur; Edward LucRenbach, New York
sheaf Spear tBr) Cardenas; Argus, Ant
werp, etc. via New York; Haverford {BrJ,
Liverpool, etc; Brighton tNor), Port An
tonic: II Kemp, Houston; san Gil tBr,
Bocae del Toro Gulfoil. Port Arthur via
Tampico; Eastern Star, Revai via New
York Themisto tDu), Hamburg via Balti-
more.
PORT EADS. July 22-@Arrived Bayway
jacksonville; George Pierce. Brazh; LII
mae, Mexico; Orahamme (Br. Bordeaux .
Radio (Br), Rouen; So2t Gta), Genoa.
Sailed: Cariba, Porto Rico: Gansk ford
tNor), Port Harrio Genesee (Br) Port
Lobos; Tnrbo (BD, Rouen; Vera (Nor).
Kingston.
PORTLAND Ore, July 22-Arrsved:
Ibukisan Maru, Puget Sound Orient New
York and way ports; Orleans, New Or
leans and way ports. Sailed Felix Taus-
Gig, New York via Puget sound; Remus
South American ports; yirsinen, London
Q T warng. West Gulnight and barge ;
ri Alba, Lonopolis (Grk), Attivita GtaD,
Hans tGer), Swanhnd DAM; 21, west
Hera, El Rio. Glucksburg (Ger).
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22-Arrived ::
21. Robin Goodfellow, Astoria for New
York; Carnlathenshire U) Astoria for
Rotterdam; 20, Austral Dairen for New
York. Sailed: 21, Anglo Mexican (Br).
United Kingdom; Dardanus (Du), Vic
toria; %, President Lincoln. Hongkong
Ventura. Sydney; Cape Roman, Portland
Ore.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

HULL July 21-Tdsho (Br), Now York /;
Mosellas Norfolk
s.AVoNMOUTH. July 2i-~Lakonia fBry.
Moatreal. -
,iMN.AN.cHEsTER, July 2f-~Laokawanna
SHIELDS. July 21--Mexicano fNor).
SOUTHAMPTON. July 21--saxonia (sr).
NEW CASTLE, N. g. w, July ao--.An-
ten {swed), San Francisco,
BoRDEAUX, July 2o-~Niagara (Fr).
g. KOBE, July 2o-~siberia Maru tIap,
YokoHAMA. July 1s--Kiyo Maru tJap).
oRAN. July 1s--Croxteth Hall fsr>, Bos-
. TRIESTE, July l7--Beiveders Gt). New
~ ~ MaRvIK. July 15-RygJa (Nog), BsIti-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
I;errllall Ships Gain
h Far East Trade;
Make Up War Loss
s,rsh German Lloyd and
Hamburg Americas, Line
Maintain Regular Monthly
Iapan and Orient Services

..uran shipping is making rapid
..x In the Far East and is regain
trsde lest during tS7e war. ac-
10 a repor; to the Department
s'a,-s rs,rneree from Coasul-General
~ Singapore The North Ger
silsisi siiova ana the Hamburg American
- ~ naw are maintaining regular
services from Germany to
81 sv way OF Singapore, hoagkong
sc,snshai. II is reported the ships
= snic and span IS any that piled
/ 4. seas before the war. Passenger ae-
locations are limited, amounting
'sss .ssus one dozen available cabins on
* ship, and are usually taken by
sa,m.ss - going directly 10 and from
- Far East.
a.s ,srge trade with the Dutch East
,.. aad Singapore. The withdrawal
i.a,,s =. German steamers at the out
Of hostiiities created great
'1.ss s.sssve of shipping, and this was re-
s..5 in cores spending falling off
%. 90 voluype of available ca.go. After
Z. srssts.ice and before Germany had
a tine OF TSS00ASSH ~ AFOi SontIe
=. nsYitime service TO the Far East
.s.,,rsl !, new shipping companies in the
s,. s,.its and Australia were founded
- yssular service to Java and Su-
...rs with the purpose of attempting
!. 20, sseure the trade formerly held by
tAs Germans.
u !, measure they succeeded, says
v, parris. The advent of the German
.arnauies again in the competitive
lid promises to undo the work of
- list three years. Germany unques-
,ionsbly has the advantage. Her ships
,,r;ye here with full cargoes from
sanp. @ territory undisputed by any
.smpe,ltor. and the ports Of cali in this
Ar Of the world are only for the pur-
sss Of intertransient cargo before
IoadIng IN their bottoms FOR the fnal
;snrney homeward In Australia it ab-
wars that there is still an injunction
,rainst German trading which probably
siI not be removed for another year
n 50. In the meantime it is reported
ia. the old German-Australian Line,
sbieh was in operation before the war,
las come to an arrangement with the
Dsseh East Indian steamship compa-
siss to practically pool their interests
and operate service between Europe
snd Java every ten days. This service
viii also include Antwerp s . port of
tsll. It is claimed that policy is
il harmony with the sirens, ,hening of
German commercial interests in tha
Dutch East Indies.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Coal Shortage Probably
Will Tie Up Lake Ships
Ten Dollars Ton for Fuel
Makes Operation Unprofit.
able for Compauies

BUFFALO, July 22.-Local vessel
nsn look for the retirement from
eTice next week of number of Great
Akes vessels due to the shortage of
sal and the high price asked for what
ael is available
Adam P. Cornelius, 5f Boland E. Cor
nslius, said to-day that all the boats
on his line could operate for week
or ten days on a reserve supply. Deal
sfs are asking $40 q ton for bitumin-
Gus coal delivered within two weeks.
he said, end vessels paying this price
would be operating at loss. Small
boats ts the ore carrying trade are
likely to be the first to quit.
Al the Office of the 1nterlake Steam
slip Company it was said that all their
slsF boats still are in operation and
nat as yet no orders to take them
s1sd service had been received. The
Grsst Lakes Transit Corporation, that
an three passenger boats and twenty
f'sshters in service, reports enough
e's In reserve to last until Septem-
bsr
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
by Independent Wireless
Tel. Co. Tnc
tfosltlons at noon, distance in miles unles
otherwise specified

tfositions at noon, distance In miles unless
otherwise specifed.1
Afel 70 E by N Cape Henlopen july q
Ahacortes BAL Cape Henlopen JuIy Al
Arugan Mendi 220 s New London July 81
a L. Kent 143 SW Nantucket I,V Iuiy 81
american nt,i'an Legion 61s SIC Ambrose LV
BeIlinsham Ili,, lat SO % N lon II So w
July 81. i"
caronia expected to arrive Quarantine I
AM July %.
Celtic expected arrive Quarantine after.
noon July %.
Shlckasaw 332 f Ambrose Lv July o.
cold Harbor 90 NE Nantucket I.V July 1o
Crawford 3l5 ENE Cape Henry July al
Dorchester NE Five Fathom Bank ~
July %. -
Duquesne $50 E Care Henry July el.
Evergreen City 40 ESE Sandy Hook
Edith 242 S Ambrose Iv July 21.
Elswick Park lat 80 OF lon II 10 w
July 81. "
Frederic VIII 1000 e Ambrose Lv July 21,
Calico 100 e Ambrose LV July 80.
CARNEY 1,050 e Cape Henlopen July 81.
George Washington l,S41 z Ambrose LV
July 20.
J Mofett jr SO S Scotland Lv July 90.
Lake Gilboa 1a2 Scotland LV July a.
LV July2
Maine $50 e Ambrose Lv July "a
Mary off Nantucket LV July 90
Munargo left Antilla for Nassau July 2l
Majestic expects arrive forenoon July 25
Mirailores i24 Nantucket LV July 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Radio Corpn. of America

tPositions are at noon. distances In miles
unless otherwise stated
ADVANCE las Ecotland July "a
American Legion l,o54 sn Ambrose .Juyv
Anniston Ami city: 200 8 Ambrose ,huy %.
Rannock 1,52e NE Cape Henry Ju,v .,
Baracno s7a Ambrose July a. So
aracas 247 $ Ambrose july 22
Celtic 4ds E Ambrose July 22 3 n m
Chickasaw aa2 ID Ambrose July a.
City , OF Atianta<ls5 NNE Diamond fully a..
SID hareor 20 NE Nantucket July es.
Duquesne lat IS os Ion 6. 40 July a..
Eoeene and Barge ss / ssw slue l. v
Tenchuroh lat 80 So lon 81 % July al.
Barstow 10 Diamond July 49,
Eailteo arrived Ambrose m July 90
Gedahia A Ambrose July "a
George Allen s7s Ambrose yu,v %
iuf' Coast I w Ambrose July 20
Illinois lat 81 ~ lon 6S "a July 22
J A Moffett Jr Sc Scotland July 90
J Pew l1o N Diamond July 90
John Worthington 1870 NNE Diamond July
Julia Luckcnbach $40 s Ambrose m
Maine lse q Ambrose July 90.
Mary left Boston 5 m July 81.
Morristown 191 Ambrose July 21
Mount Clinton 1,107 Ambrose July 21
Munamar sls Ambrose July 22
Olen 446 E Ambrose July 22
Paraguay SE Overfalls July 90
Paria l6b ssE Ambrose July 90.
Samuel Fuller 800 e Ambrose July 81.
Satsuma is Cape May July %.
San Mateo 432 S Boston July %
Sylvan Arrow 335 Il Ambrose July 2e.
Trltonia las Sc siasconsett July 81.
y Newport 176 from Ambrose July a.
vauban 96l % Ambrose July %
" Libby is0 E Nantucket Juy o.
Willhilo l4T 8 Ambrose July o.
Williams eS3 + Cape Charles July 22
William II Doheny SO S Ambrose July %.
Feltore 400 S Ambroee July 22
George W Barnes 145 SW Diamond Shoals
July %.
Nora 294 sW Diamond Shoals July 90.
Champion Anderson 22S N Jupiter July %.
L NJ Cudahy 2o5 sW Diamond Shoals
July %.
Herbert @ wyle $50 w Diamond Shoals
July %.
Baracoa 2s6 8 Ambrose July a.
AgwtWorld IL E Boston LV july 22
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Cleared

Jomsborg CDan), Andersen: Port Hast
inSs, Moore McCormisk Co.
lantic Fruit Co |
Walter D. Munson. Nilsen; Nassau. Ma
tanz3s and 'rardenas; Munson g S Line
!, Hulia, Morris; La Guayra, Curacao and
Aaracaibo Wit Mayasuez; Bliss, DalIett
plnar del Rio (Brl. White: Havana.
American and Cuban Line
Ndrma, Paulsen; Sagua de Tanamo; At
lantlc FruU Co
,,... fcrtot Rico. ,s!rumm: san Junan and
Esperanza, Seastrom; Havana and Pro
sffs9; ,I@GaS, y and and cuba a Mail Co.
Seattle Spirit, Anderson; Fentt and Cork
via Philadelphia, Moore & Mccormick
President Fillmore, Randall; oueenstown
and Bremen; u Lines
James McGee, Mason Tampico; Robert
i. West corum. Larsen; rampieo; Munson
-, ,stHavangersn .tNor). Nedland; Baracoa
Teresa u,a), Rasusin Malta, Venice
and 'fries-e; Phelps Bros, Inc.
san Sazario tBr), Williams; Tampico;
Anglican eSiean Petroleum Co
Edward Doheny Jr, lie Cain: Tam
pieo Huasteca Petroleum Co
Parma tBrl, McCourt st. Croix to Bos.
ton: Furness, Witty e. Co.
II tdla nonoiuiu' sorensen; Grissehamn ano
Hernosand, to Baltimore and NorfoIk
Moore Mccormick Co
firmore. Brannan; Daiquiri Oregon 6 8
Corp.
Momus, Maxson; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co. !"
standard, Slater; Baton Rouge; Roeer.
l. Hague.
Delaware, Robinson, Portland. Eastern
S S Co. Il
lli sud Pinchin. Galveston; Southern
Pacific Co. II
ossab baw., Robinson; Tampa and Mobile;
Mallory Co '''
Missourian. Tapley: San Pedro and San
francisco via Panama Canal: United
ard San Francisco via Panama CsnaI.
Luckenbach S Co
Hundvaage tNor}, Due; Savannah;
master.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Trade Party Sails Aug. 10
sauthern Commercial Congress
Mission to Tour Eurone

An International trade commission.
directed by the Southern Commercial
Congress will sail from New York on
august 10 for tour of the principal
Cities Of Europe The party will return
early in October,
The object of the commission is to
investigate the possibilities of the de-
velopment Of American trade in Eu-
The commission will be the fifth for
elgn mission that the Southern Com
merclal Congress has sent abroad in
the last fourteen wears, including trade
commissions ~ TO Europe, Pan-America
eno an the Orient. In 1918 the Southern
oommnerclal Congress sent the Ameri-
ssn T commission on Rural Credits to
Europe, out of whose Investigations
Ts Tla report grew the Farm Bank act.
aaas ane congress has recently finished an
&c economic and agricultural survey of
the Republic Of Panama.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

me Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
re1Ved 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
lhese reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
tion " b"oiiS"
Pcsitlon reports esn also be sent
Snrough the stations of the independent
wireless Telegraph Company Inc. New
YORK City tWCG). Babylon. /. /.
HSMSE) Easthampton. l.. l. (WSA),
New London. Conn. (WsT).
70 charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports. "e"'ei
The Radio Corporation of America
WI, Wl!l receive position reports through
t,H following stations: Cape Cod
MCC), Siasconset. Mass. (WsC). New
LONDON: Conn. (WLC), Cape May. New
York City (WNY) -'S"
Meolcal and surgical advice will hs
given free through the Radio Corpora.
lion OF America by the u S Public
Health Service. ND''o
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23

Oxford School. Pluckamin N J.
Paving School, Pawling. n. Y.
Pennington School, Pennington, n. J.
Penn Hall, Chambersburg, PA.
Potwin School, summit. N J.
Powder Point School, Duxbury. Mass.
Randoiph-Mae Academy, Front Royal.
Va.
Raymond Riordon School, Highland. n. Y.
ST. Agnes School. Albany. N. 7.
st stephens School. Colorado Springs Col
Sayward's School. Miss Overlook, Pa.
School of Grace New Rochelle. N. Y.
Sedgwick School, Great Darlington. Mass
soninfied Point Hall School. Stamford.
Conn.
Stamford Military Academy, New Canaan.
Conn.
Staunton Military Academy, staunton. Va.
Stony Brook School. Stony Brook. l.. !.
Tome School. Port Deposit Md.
Troy Conference Academy Pouituey. VT.
Wenonah Military Academy, Wenonah. N. J.
Westchester Military Academy, PeekskiiI
N. Y.
Worcester Academy, Worcester. Mass
Wright Oral School, New York City.
Wyoming Seminary, Kingston. Pa.
Wyneham Rise School, Washington. Coma.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Freight Ships Due
!'ue To-day

Vessel Port. Agency.
sandu. Sierra Leone, July ..
Daniel Bacon s. Co
Bellercphon. Alriers, June q via Boston.
Edward Luckenbach, Los Ang eies, June 81
Lucken bach S S Co
Eastern Coast, Grargemouth. July 4,
Calico. Hull: July
w.s+n.. Ellerman's Wilson Line
Casper, Santos, June 90
International Freighting Corp
BACK Diamond Corp
Sonora, Dunkirk. June S.. French Line
Vile d'oran. Palermo July :.
Port Alma, London. July 3d.. Cunard Line
NorthWestern r5t,e n,' Miller London. July via
Blossom Heath. Algiers. July 5 Kerr Co
Alaska Mart. San Francisco, June 80.
Osaka ShoSen Eaisha
Due Tomorrow
Cabo villanu, Seville. July .. Ybarra Limo
Oien. Rotterdam. July 10.
Cosmopolitan Line
Sylvan Arrow. Hull. July s.
Standard Transportation Co
sark. Buenos Ayres. July g.. Kerr Co
Due Tuesday
West Inskip Antwerp. July II.
Black Diamond S : Corn
Euryades Port Said, July /.
Funch. Ecye & Co
Stanley Dollar, San Francisco. July IS
Dollar Lines
Due Wednesday
ChickaFaw. Hamburg. July 4. Kerr Co
RiQgborg. Gibraltar. July IA.
ocean Carriers Co.
koyo Maru, San Francisco, July 20
Togo kaisha Kaisth.
Doe Thursday
Mesaba, London July i5
Atlantic Transport Line.
Gaelc Prince. Gibraltar, July IS.
iFurncsa. witty & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-23
Boarding Schools Advertised i'm The Tribune

Eastford School Woodstock, Conn.
Fishburn Military School. Waynesboro. Va.
Franklin 81 Marshall Academy. Lancaster,
Pa.
Harcum School, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Harrisburg Academy Harrisburg. Pa.
Hebbsrd school, Tarrytown, y. Y.
Hillside for Girls Norwaik Conn.
Holy Cross Academy, Washington, D. G.
Howard Seminary, West Bridgewaters
Mass.
tunior Academy. Bradford. Mass,
Kingsley School, Essex Feis, n. j.
kisid school. SALISBURY. Pr,
Knox School, Cooperstown, n. T.
Kohut School. Harrison, N Y.
Mrs Lapham's school. New York City.
mackenzie School. Monroe, n. T..
Manlius School. st. Johns, Manlius, N. Y.
Me-2anutten Military Academy, Wood
stoc% Va.
MassAe Co~>try School, Stamford, Conn
Montessori Sc3ooI, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mount st. Mays Academy, Enirnitsburg
Nd.
New England Cpnservatorys Boston, Mass.
Noble School. White Plains, y. Y.
Oaksmere SchoN, Mamaroneck. n. "
Old Orchard Sdhool, Leonia. N. J.