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New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Cleared

Banan (Nor), Tellefsen; Santiago and
Kingston; United Fruit Co
\, Daneholm iDan), Peterson; Nassau
Colombo Gt), Romano; Naples and
Santarem (Braz), Azevedo; Para and
Ceara via Norfolk; Lloyd Braziliero Line
Eastern sword. Hickey; Bristol, Avon
:, Nickerie lDut), Regoort; Cape Hayti and
Gonaives; Funch, Edge & Co
Ardennia (Swed), Sjolander; Cienfuegos;
and Cuba Mail s Co.
igation Co.
vic cherbour@gh: @ White hAtsn Star fIGinehampt0h Iine
Thorgerd (Nor), Anderson Belize; Nun
Editop sohasGn HaSre and Dunkirk
Macabi (Br), Grant; Preston and Banes
United Fruit Co.
Oregonian. Eaton; Hamburg to Phila-
delphia United American Lines.
Silvia (Br), Mitchell; Halifax to st
Johns: Bowring & Co.
Ei Norte, Knowles; Galveston Southern
Pacific Co.
ossabaw, Robinson; Tampa and Mobile
G u Mallory & Co.
Riol (Br), Lawson; Philadelphia; United
States Navigation Co.
FL Dinlock, Allen; Boston, Eastern S s
Co
Mundale. Smith; Manati and Puerto
Padre; Munson S Lines.
S Lines.
Nora, Berg; Tampico; Huasteca Petro-
leuIn Co.
chickasaw. Dunn; Hamburg and Brem-
en-; Kerr S Co.
Linneu t8D Trodson. Rio de Janeiro
Fort Hamilton tBr), Francis; Halifax
and Quebec; Furness. Witty & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
American Ports

BALTIMORE Aug 1s--Arrived: Santa
clara, nna n,a caiiao etc; West ouechee. Liver
schr Elizabeth Freeman, Tampa.
BOSTON, Aug 17--Arrived Mahopac
3Br) Antwerp via London; Taiho Maru
tJap), Newcastle; Dryden (Br), Buenos
Ghpreh 6les !. lnro, eardff Bastern Pilot Car
timore. and Norfolk; Blair. Baltimore and
Norfolk Alaskan, New York from Pacific
Coast Coast ports Homer City, (Br),. Newport,
3 (latter four 16th). Sailed: stagpool
s. SBD. Montreal; Mereian tBr., Philadel-
CHARLESTON, s C, Aug 17--Arrived
I ] Drake, Tampico; Cotopaxie,B ,B oston;
saed schr NfW Fred rhurow ana
VILE
HAMPTON ROADS, Va. Aug 17-Ar-
,ton D New York; ;o' chichester Ss@ piA Boston a
Montoso M Boston; Harvey Brown, New
Yokohama; jefferson. New York; Colon
bia. West Coast; Catherine, San Domingo
ports; Nordstjern eDan), st Thomas.
HAVANA. Aug 17--sailed: Ulua (Br),
Gulf King. Port % Arthur ls sailed: Apache Apache
New Y YORK; Merrimack. PhiIadelphia.
PhSAMA GaN1h a., crstobs dra Aug ia
I
Principio tGer) (from Hamburg), Los An
geles; Venezuela (from San Francisco)
New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 17-Arrived
Mediterranean QD, Lulea via Shields; Key
West (Nor9, Antwerp; Rumney tBr), New
lNor), Santiago; Manchurian Prince {Br),
Rosario etc. via New York; Alwaki (Br),
Rotterdam; j w Van Dyke, Texas City;
yeedol. New. York; Vincent, New York;
City OF Seattle, New York: Persian. Jack
Baltimore; Brighton (Nor), Port Antonio
Lorenzo (Brl. Calcutta via Boston. Sailed
Elveness (Nor), Sabine; Croxteth Hall
(Br), New York; Ninian (Br), London,
etc, via Norfolk; Tordenskjold (Nor).
Charleston; schr Rehecca r Douglas. Ban
gor; Janus anu tBr); Genoa. Legh9rn, Mar
deaux and Havre via Baltimore; Gaelic
Prince (Br), Hongkong via New York.
PORT TAMPA, Fla. Aug 17--Arrived
Farthenia, Liverpool; Cardonia, BARGE
Iona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 17-Arrived
10th, Eldorado, Port Angeles for New Or
leans; 18th, Arizonan, Astoria for Ham
burg: Argonne New York; Anten (Swed)
Newcastle; Aus Grande Guarde (Nor),
Shimonesih for New York. Sailed: 18th,
SAVANNAH Aug 17--Arrived: Cretan
| Jacksonville and Baltimore. Sailed. Mum
York; city Of Augusta. Boston; schr
| Gladys NJ Taylor. Philadelphia.
TAMPA. Fla. Aug 17-Sailed: Alta
| maha, Mobile; Wriggs. Fort Myers Mar
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Aug 17--Ar-
for Portland Sailed Schr Ethlyn (Br)
(from Halliday, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Private Ship Lines Heard
I'm Intercoastal Fight
Will Meet ALI Needs if u. S
Tonnage Is Withdrawn,
Marvin Tells Lasker
From, The Tri5une's Washington Bu,

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. Arguments
were made to-day before. Shipping
Board officials by representatives of
private operators of vessels flying the
American flag III support of their re-
quest that the board withdraw it's four
ships now operated in the intercoastal
and coastwise trade. No decision was
announced. 5T t
Winthrop L. Marvin, of the American
Steamship Owners Association. said
the private operators could meet all
needs
Charles E. Webb, president of the
North Atlantic and Western Company
defended the boards position in allo-
eating tonnage to his coInany, declar-
ing that it's line was tie only one
touching at Portland, Me-, and that the
vessels were being operated to the
financial advantage of the government
He said the line was refusing tonnage
on the West coast for Eastern destina-
tions. In detailing the operation of
the four government ships Mr.. Webb
said that since February, 1920, fifty
five westbound trips and fifty-two east
bound trips had been made The tom
mage on the westbound trip totaled
17S,000 and earned gross revenue of
$3,485,000, while the eastbound ton
mage, much Of which was lumber, to-
tailed 231, 900 tons and represented ST.
100000 in revenue.
w. H. Pitkin, counsel for the Williams
Steamship Company, filed a formal
complaint against the American Ha-
waiian Lines for Withdrawing from the
intercoastal conference and charged
the company with precipitating rate
war
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
United American Lines
Observe I'd Anniversary
30 Ships, of 250,O0O Tons, in
Fleet; Outlook Rests ON
Subsidy. SAYS Hartman

The United American Lines to-day
It's entrance into the steamship busi-
ness, which began with the sailing of
the 0reganion for Europe on August
1s, 1920. During this time the services
of the company have been expanded to
cover number of the most important
routes to Europe and the Pacific Coast
of the United States. Its feet has
grown Ito thirtytwo ships Of 25o,000
gross tons.
This company, under w. A. Harri-
man as chairman, was formed to oper-
ate the vessels of the American Ship
and Commerce Corporation and the
American Hawaiian Line. 1t is now
one of the largest concerns handling
steamers under the United States flag.
"The position of American shipping
is precarious," Mr.. Hartman said yes
terday, commenting upon the outlook
for the future. World trade is badly
depressed, ocean rates are low and OPP
Grating expenses high. Foreign ship
ping suffers from this condition, but
American shipping suffers more be-
cause it costs more to run boats under
the American flag, and because we have
had less experience in world trade.
The next five or ten years will be
highly competitive ones and will test
the strength of the shipping organize
tions of the various countries. Those
which cannot compete will be forced to
quit. unaer these circumstances | CON
sides tae ship subsidy question vital
ore for this country. If Congress sees
fit to pass the subsidy bill, thus giving
American ship owners assistance which
rs needed to see them through this
critical period, | will then feel con-
adent Of the future.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Clothiers Credit Bureau
Joins National Association,

The Board of Directors of the Ma
tional Association of Clothiers Credit
Bureau announced last night that the
bureau has entered into cooperative
alliance with the National Association
of Credit Men, whose membership ex-
ceeds $1,000, and which operates forty
six credit interchange bureaus. These
covering their dealings with hundreds
of thousands Of retail customers
throughout the country. Both of these
organizations have operated for more
than quarter of a century.
prominent credit official said last
night: "This drawing together of two
important credit interchange institu-
tlons is in line with the constantly in
creasing tendency of the credit frater-
nifty to cooperate and to present a
solid front in opposition to the evils
of credit abuse"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Arrived Yesterday

Hosnersc tBr1, Southampton and Cher
sGsss ssa Aaf s Is as Second Ms and ss15 s
cabin pass. mails and mdae. Pier SO n r.
Helge lDsn). sagua Aug g.; Calbsrisn, e,
sugar anchored of Liberty.
Fort Hamilton (Br). Quebec Avg II,
Halifax Aug ID; to the Furness Bermuda
5ilns = E Tl'h ass pass mails and md'e' pier
silvia tBro, St Johns. n F. Aug 12, Hall
pass. mails and mdse: Java ST, Bkiyn.
Seydiitz tCser), Bremen Aug s; to the
North German Lloyd. with 16e frat and
So third cabin pass mails and mdse; 9Th
sisaola, csrtagena Aug z. Porto colasn,
Sis Aug Santa Mart Marta 5 Aug cris,obal q
pass, mails and mdse; Pier is e n.
Fert victoria lBr5,. Bermuda Aug IS;
70 Furness Bermuda Line, with 279 pass,
maiis aud ,ndse; Pier es, N r.
g the naa} Asiasic Dsi 1s CO. With ans sas as rss
mdse; Pier :. Bush Docks, Bkiyn.
:, beui. Barry; 70 g D Mallory. with rndse;
Eastern Light, cebu May 20. Manila go.
Malacca June 2, Singapore g. oran July IS,
Philadelphia August is; to Barber q Co,
Port Pirie fIrp, London August s: to
the Cunard Line. with mdse 81
Garib, santiago August 10; 10 the n Y
q Porto Rico Co, with sugar; anchored
off Liberty.
Britsum (Dutch,. Port Hastings. N S,
!l zAuS ust -; 70 lsprandtsen, Moller d Co,
. Jefferson, Norfolk; to the Old Dominion
transportation Co. with pass and mdse;
Adra (Br5. Newport Eng, August 3; to
Bowring g. Co. with coal; f32d Ct, r.
Federal Galveston; to Galena Nav Co;
Edgar f Luckenbach, Boston August ls !:
to- Luckenbach Co. with mdse; s5th st,
Lonape, Jacksonville and Charleston to
the. the clyde S Co, with pass and Indse;
Lake Gilboa. Brunswick Ga; to the
Clyde $ Co, with lndse: Pier Al, r.
Antilla, Philadelphia August s. to Ward
hse sebr VIA Raebss nase " Pisr s,.yanI T. Rslyn
Flats B,klyn
Saint Andrew tBr), Glasgow August 4;
r. Jersey City.
pc Cerro ds.a Ebano. Iampico August 10; to the
with crude oil; off Tompkinsville
Edward MUNICH (Nor) Havana August Z.
Sagla and Nueyitas 8; to the Munson s
Yonkers i y
Durham Maru tJap,, Manila May 2s
I1ohs ksong sn June 8, keelung g., Shanghai Ia,
26, Cristobal August s. to the Nipnon
Yusen Kaisha, with mdse; Pier 20, clifton,
City of Winchester (Br), Barry August
y; to Norton, Lilly & Co, in ballast; Pier
z, Suck Docks B'klyn.
| Robin Goodfeliow, Cristobal: to Istbm,ar
! . Line, with ndse; Pier IS, " r.
schr Mary g. Maynard, Kilkenny, to
Isa!. master. with mdse, Red Hook Flats.
Resolute, Hamburg Aug s. Southampton
/ and Cherbourg 10; to the United AmerIce :,
Lines, with pass. mails and mdse.
m Marava! Gs (Br), Demerara, Port Spain
I and Guantanamo; to Furness. Witty q Co
with pass, mails and mdse
| 6lendoyle' New Orleans and Tampa
/ Phoebus, Genoa and Palermo
| Presidents TfaN v>xin
Bush Docks R'klyn. -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
MARINE REPORTS

Lee Ieynnan, wofnen's reedy To Wear dry
goods mems clothing and notions: 16l
WIiEEIING. w va4The Hub; J.
Meyers, general sales merchandise, dollar
day fnerehandse. care Hoffman q Hart
o'syi Wfal.a Il Il fSsrEf M isTa Il NuH q. Green q.
Bro 4. 4. Green, coats, suits ana dresses
~ ~ WiecnfrA. iiec5naifrA kan esreenway 4 fSaa Is. q.
CO.; Miss Mae. Mccormick. coats, suits.
dresses. Pennsylvania
WICHITA. kan Walker Bros; James
II. Moore ladies' rsAdy TO WEAR; Com
VIE WICHITA, Kan. vail Jeweiry Co; POLY
sheldon, leather goods. china glassware;
WILKES BARRE. Pa. whites. Barre y.
G. Co.; 4 (. Williams. wash goods. linens,
domestics; 20 East 2Gth St
Waller; Anna v. MacKsin neck@eare
iaces trimmings; care Of Hdse Reporting
WILY rs BARRE, Pa.~-Nationai Drug
Specially; d. wilmer, china. glassware
ret A rngersoll, corsets. brassieres; Mar
wILLfAMspoRT, Pa -Bush & Bull Co.
Miss G, swarm, hosiery, muslin and silk
underwear. McAIpin ,. ..,.
hlper; Miss G, scribner, representingi Mar
WILM1NGToN, n. c-I. shan g. Bro /;
wILd.fsToN, S. CIV n Kennedy &
Son; Miss BERTHE Matthews. dry goods;
Imperial.
WINDER, Ga.---J. l.. saul, j. l.. Saul.
general merchandise: McAlpin.
WINSTON SALEM. N. C.---fdeal y. g.
Co.; Miss ". Woodward, millinery, MRS. p.
V. Plunkett. silks. dry goods; Prince
WINSTON SALEM. N Eisenberg
Bros; Mr.. Eisenberg, womens ready 70
Nj WINSTON -sAIIsM, N Getty smoot
Co.; Miss ) srnoot. cbildrens wear and
millinery McAlpin.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
by Independents Wireless
Tel. Co. Tr,e

1Dastance. IN miles, positions at noon un1ess
otherwise snecified) e - -
aagmldaie Z sss,sn ssn 20 @ ssW Cape May Aug l6.
Bannack 462ENE Cape Henry Aug ia
6m 6Tiisum l25 S Ambrose Aug is.
snrrior sn! ls5 Nantucket Aug II.
shlcaso City ITO e Ambrose Aur 1s
CS,ihlappaqua as Nantucket Aug 1s
clty c OF 81 Joseph 1875 E Ambrose Aug ls.
cananova 46 Scotland Aug Is.
Goastwise III NE Cape Charles Anp lie
Catherine 20 winterquarter Aug 1s
Gerro S,e Azui a Sc Winterquarter Aug 1s.
Gity OF Columbus 100 SW Nantncl,et
Aug is. uehet
CITY of Mont gomery / ae N Diamond An, 10
1erroebano i0S Ambrose Aug I6.
Eastern Tempest 100 Sc Point Jnditb
Aug 56 upi -
Eastpor, 156 Il Ambrose Aug 1s
Fsderai 81 Ambrose Arg Te
iSer rort victoria $50 sB Ambrose Aug Ie.
Gloucester rs WSW asft,st;,sirSt Az ~
ifGN..,s q u = 2 N 80 .' -.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Duo To-day
Haliarius. Montevideo. 5siy a7 Houston Line
Clan MacBrayne. Malta, Jnly 2e.
Erie, Narvik, July a7........ Kerr s s Go
Muronan Mara. Aden, July q ,,.,.s
Eastern plot BRISTOL s'ppoh aus Snsen Aa'sha
Fl Winchester s. Co
Acme. Shanghai, July :.
Standard Transportation Co
Mssy casss sass n Jsy Tss
Aieinous. Gibraltar. July 80. Booth 8 s Co
Mcdonnell q Truda
Taurus Hull, Aug 2. ....s.s.3., Kerr 81 s CO
Eastern Tempest, Newport, Aug o.
Moore 4 Mccormack
Maid of Psara. Liverpool. Aug 5.
n GaIanos G Co
Sallust, Bahia, July 1S.. .Lampoft ~ Holt
Duo To-morrow
Elzasile. Antwerp. Aug A.. Belgian Line
Hallmoor, Newport, Aug 4.
International chartering Co
Mainly Eills Barry, Aug 8,
1nternational Chartering Co
cragness Lcneot. Aug s;...u 8 Nav CO
Alcor. Penarth, Aug 4, Nievelt Gondriaau
Due Sunday
cabo Espartel. Tasragona. July 22.
city OF Winchester. Barry. Aug $.
Norton Lilly e. Co
Rosenburg. Hull. Aug =,
Simpson. Spence & Young
Hollinside. Buenos Ayres. July %.
simpson, Spence & Young
Ohioan, Los Angeles, Aug g.
United American Lines
Due Monday
Tacoma. Helsingfors, July 90.
Standard Oil Co
Carenco. Marseilles. Aug s.
c D Mallory & Co
James w Elwen & Co
isthnian s Lines
Alaskan, Cristobal. Aug 15.
United American Lines
Due Tuesday
Panaman, Hamburg, Aug s.
United American Lines
Lorenzo. Gibraltar. Aug 80 via Boston.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Bronte, Buenos Ayres, Aug l.
Lamport 8. Holt Line
Due Wednesday
s ' - - Runch Edge 8 Co
River Araxes. Gibraltar. Aug g.
cunard Co
Lewis Luckenbach. Los Angeles Aug G.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Thursday
Maine. London Aug L.
Atlantic Transport Limo
-0'A, :. AAs' Da''s' Ags Shipping Board
New York City, Bristol, Aug ii.
Charles Hill s. Sons
Rossia, Liverpool, Ang 10. .Norton-Lilly
Due Friday, Aug Rs
Balsam. Cardiff Aug TO-
q, Moore. Mccormack G. Co
F'urness. Witty & CO
Kivarra, Liverpool, Aug 10.
Daniel Bacon & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Buyers Arrived
Continued from preceding page

iO|Eoo, ohlo--LaSalle d Koch: E. Fl.
and sweaters; 225 5th av. O-''S''''s '''''eA
TOWANDA, Pa.-NIrs. 3. Loewus: Mrs
n ltoewus gen. mdse.. fancy goods; Penn
TORONTO Can.--Murray Kay Co; Miss
G Mctiure, purses; Miss e. Richardson,
Hartmann, 115 W. 10th st. sie "e'' x
,ToRRINGToN, Conn. W. w. Mertz Co;
Florence Prudent. house furnishings china
anu glassware: Woodstock.
TRINIDAD, Cola. Moses & Son; Al
bert Moses genl. mdse. Eks Club
TRINIDAD. Col,--shaddy Bros; Geo j,
shaady, ,aIG G rse,'nresssnting; s,', g pennsylyania-
..,aaF TRod-sim Sin. = GO; Frederick R, Bull,
TULSA Okla.--Montrose shop; Miss l..
o. OBsien, women's ready to wear; eco w
UNION SPRINGS, Ala.--The Fair Co.
e. A. Cameron, dry goods; 1874 w. s2d st.
UNION. $; c.--Wilburn Dry Goods Co !;
6. H. Wilburn, ready to wear, piece
goods; Pennsylvania.
UHRICHSvILLD Ohio - Baltimore
Clothing Co.; Miss g. NJ Thalheimer.
w9msn.s 14TIo.s ready 8 to wear Warrington.
p. Martin, women's ready to wear and knit
UTICA, n. Y.E. A. sherman Co Inc;
-, -: A ~Slertnan ~ ladies' ready to wear;
VALPARAISO, Ind.--B. Lowenstein; sid
ney ,,oyenssein. dry goods: Pennsylv&nia
VERO, Fla.-Maher's Dept store W.
square. '''s' e''''''''se aefs'a
WASHINGTON
Lansburgh G. Bro; Miss A. Strodtman.
notions not ,n ribbons; care Weill Hartmann,
palals Royal; E. r.. Dillon, women's and
misses, ready to wear; care Frederick At
kins, 220 5th av.
J R. Kelly, Mrs. j, r. Kelly and Miss
Rose ofterdruges.. millinery; Martiniqus.
Dodeck Cloak G. Suit Co.; Miss f. Do
d,s deck, coats and suits: Herald square.
sui, Al,
Foster g. Reynolds Co.. Lee H. Mark.
novelties. gifts; 1so ". 42d st.
ma,insburgh y Bro; Mrs p A. Manning,
pers, aprons. kimonas, negligees bath
robes; care Well 4 Hartmann. 125 w.
Vera Co; r.. w. Thomas. representing
McAlpin. ~
s. Kann sons Co.; A. w. Mack. hosiery.
knit underwear, gloves, handkerchiess.
neckwear: a32 ath av.
j. Nachman; ]. Nachman, millinery.
womens ready to wear; Martinique.
Hseht Co.. Miss M Frtfidilan infants and
MIR, Goldenthal. radio; care Baer g. Isif-
ienthal, 1850 B'way.
Kings Palace; Mrs. G., *. Reed repre-
senting; Pennsylvania.
Frank r. JcleH. Inc; Miss Lindsay
biouaes; Msss Brooks. underwear and neg
ligeesi Miss Williams, neckwear and jew
The Kings Palace; Harry King mer-
cftandse manager; Mrs Nj. Becker, nils
ltnery; Cumberland
s. Kann Sons CO.; Miss Agnes Keat-
ing, ribbons: 4Ss 4th av
veteran a. Williams, general fnerchan-
dise. Commodore.
,Heeht Co; Miss NJ. Friedman. childnen,s s
school dresses: Mr. Mintz, carpets and
WAI.lSALlsAs $. &C. w. j. Barlsnight
J. u 8arknight, general merchandise;
Endicott.
WATERToWN, N. YH Eliis, ii.
Ellis. dresses, coats. suits, waists: Hoff-
man & fiarttblay. 1T w aaa st.
rugs; cars Baer 3 Isiiianthal 1850 B'way
& WAfEISINS, y. Y.---James Burch. Inc.
Jaiaos Eurclis dry goods, Breslin.
W y Mt ca --T.ee fieyfnan &, Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Passenger Ships Due

Aquitania tBr), Southampton Aug IL; to
Cuuard S Co with mails; is expected to
Rotterdam (D). Rotterdam Aug .; 10
Holland America Line with mails: is ex-
pected TO dock $50 IN at foot 5th st.
Dante Aiighieri (it3. Naples Aug g. TO
Mcdonnell g. Truda with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier s5. r
tMoore STD
Due Tomorrow
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 81. n r tWest 10th st).
ysuean SBrs hamburg Aug to Royal
pected to dock forenoon at Pier AZ. r
tMorton ST..
70 dock about noon at Pier A. Army Base
B'l1yn.
Mall Co with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier IA, e r tWaH st).
Due Sunday
President Fillmore, Bremen Aug 10; to
y Lines with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 4, Hoboken.
Celtic tBr). Liverpool Aug ~; to White
Star Line with mails: is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier 50. r, (west 18th st).
Fruit Co with mails Is expected 10 dock
forenoon at Pier is, 4 II maiden Lane).
Lapland (Br), Antwerp Aug II; to Red
afternoon at Pier 81, n r West 2Ist st)
Due Monday
Vessel. Port. Agency.
Algeria. Glasgow, Aug TO-. J. Anchor Line
Camerouia, Fiume. Aug 3. Cunard S S Gu
Santa Luisa. Valparaiso, Aug 2.
w n Grace e Co
Fort ST George. Bermuda, Aug is.
Furness, Witty & Co
Oropesa, Southampton, Aug. II.
ROYAL Mail Steam Packet Co
Giulio Cesare. Naples. Aug IL
Italia America Line
IIelliS olay. Christiania, Aug H.
Scandinavian American Line
Hansa, Hamburg. Aug s United Am Lines
rofycarp, Para.. Aug &C. Booth S 5 Co
Caracas. Curacao, Aug IL .s..., Red ID Line
Ponce. San Juan, Aug ie
& Porto Rico S Co
Due Tuesday
Soutna npton. Aug 1s.
White Star Line
Norwegian American Line
Mount Carroll. Hanbure, Aug 10,
United American Lines
afess15a 80 i0..-Arasrican Lisn
Nf,-.,s1rs - -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Ma!i information will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column.
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port Sail Pier
Britannia. Marseilles, 2 PM. 31st st. B'klyn
Diana Dollar. Singapore. PM.
g. Bush Docks B'klyn
Andree, Genoa. 8 PM. Erie Basin
Linnell, Buenos Ayres, IL AM. z B'klyn
Munamar. s1uila Nueyitas, 1s NJ .......... GER
Haiti. Cape Hayti, Pm. IA. N r
Sail Tomorrow
Homeric, Southampton, IL AM5e. N p
Carney, Constantinopie, IL M.
Msoordam, Rotterdam. 12 M..5th st, Hobosen
Thp6onsand Tafanaats aa,..s aAn.werp; y M e. n r
Drottningholni. Gothenburg, PM. .97, N r
Geo Washington. Bremen. PM, Hobolsen
west Mahomet Batavia. 1 PM. 81. s /
Barbadian. London IL 2M6a n n
1sSsrroo, MsnsRestsr. u Az. .a.ss ..5s \ \ f f
Ainess Manchester, 3 PM :. ;. IA B'klyn
Helen San Juan. II M...,......l27 B'klyI
San Juan, Ponce, IL 2M......35' B,klyn
Oregonian, Philadelphia / PM "
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, ii I AM AZ B.lSiyyn q kiy,
0rizaba, Havana. IL AM. q R
Pastores. Port Linon, II AM O. n r
1ulia, Curacao. IL M. l1 R'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Aquitania, Southampton 10 M54 NJ "a
RBesoiute, Hamburg, 10 A M. M.....s6, N r
fresidente Wilson, Trieste, u NJ
z, Bush Docks B'klyn
quebec City. Hamburg 10 M..44 B'itlyn
Persier, Havre, P M. 2, Erie Basin, B'Slyn
Sail Wednesday
Paris Havre, 12 M 81 p,1,l,
President Adams. London. 1880. A NJ.
Estonia. Danzig, PM S, Bush Docks. B,kivn
Slxaola, kingston, IL M.......9 N r.
MunWood.5 Matanzas, az NJ. 70 r
Sail Thursday
Wuerttemburg, Hamburg 10 NJ sc N p
osheeo States. Copenhagen. IL NJ
p.n . 18th st. Hoboken
blro CITY, Buenos Ayres, 8 PM
Stuart Dollar, San Francisco, II M -
Alaskan. Philadelphia, i P M. n.y.
6, Bush Docks, B'klyn
Sail Friday, Aug rs
MA,gsr1a' Megaji t1slissg 1Glliasgop p,r. l. M R
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
Fruit Men Entertained
On George Washingsnv,

Products of the orchard, including
apple pie. apple sauce and cider, were
featured at luncheon given for we'll
known fruit exporters yesterday on
the liner George Washington, Of the
United States Lines. After the lunch.
con the guests were taken for an in
spection of the big steamer and also
made visit to the President Monroe.
Particular attention was given to the
refrigerator service installed on the
vessels of the United States Lines.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
ARMY Orders

from The Tributes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Aug 17.-Ariny orders
Cavalry
To Fort Riiey~-Duke, Capt. J. t.; Boone.
1t. H A.: Slack. Capt J. e. Beecher.
Capt. III. s.: Pierce. Capt, c. A; Tussey,
Capt. w: Boon. Capt. s., jr. Mcpill.
Capt. b, NJ. Holm, Capt. l. c.; Daily.
Capt. j. C.. Willis, Lit. A. N; Mcbride.
1t D. O.; Mears. 1t. w. r.. Patterson,
Capt IL; Gibbs. Capt. r.. c.; Jackson.
Capt r.. b.; Holt, Capt II. c.; Colwell
Capt. ~ k; Cote. Capt. j. Tt Knudsen.
1t. c.; christnan, Capt II. N; Hawley,
Capt. DC; Adarnson. Capt. j. ~. ir. I:
Hood. Capt ]. d, Williamson, Capt r.;
Waters. Capt. #. H.: walker, Lit S. p,
G. A, Caperton. Capt. j. N; MacNabb
Capt. A. q.
Engineers
Miller. 1t. A.. to West Point
Newcomer, Ii. D. A.. TO West Point.
Air Service
Jones. Lit y. c.. to Hampton
Greenslade. Tx r H., TO San Antonio
miscellaneous
Cotton. III. c. A. Q. II G., 10 Mount
Clemens.
Thomas. Chaplain a. W. U s. A.. TO rort
Mason. Maj. G W.. chem. war svs., t.
Fort Bennfng.
Barracks
5seresshiy diseharged-~Ray I'd Lit. L. s.,
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-18
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