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New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Shipping Board
ill Increase
Officers Paw
Scale of Wages for All
Passenger Vessels Will
Change: Raise i'm Certain
Grades Thirty Per Cent
Boats Put in Five Classes
New Action Will Make
Pay offered More Nearly
Equal to P~iSate Scale

- 1.,
~" ana h'goef wage scale Tor
oteers on the passenger vessels nf thc
Shipping Beard will he mt into effect
eon, &C ,Lo uo..,,4 * 49,. t.
','' -ei
cAce between 'he board and tAe Nep-
tune Assoc alton in Washington on
Juno os = v.ae learned rror, ,,on.;o,
- ......,.,...
t'u'''N +'h anhouncemeht
from the So 'nn-nG Board IS expected
cary newt NoNl
&. t,c ti~,o or +ho ,,oo+;rt. = ,r.s
49,, 49,. 1.
-" ''a' d" agreement h@l peen
rs41afd not 20 change the wage scale
70. oficers on freight vessels for six
p. ,r.ee h,4 ,o,binc uos saia 80 70
"
passenger ShIpS' 10 compensate for
t0e proposed new rates Of pay on the
later class of vessels. il Was inti-
,,,,.oa ..os.o.do,. .ho hoord ha- ,
"'''' ','' D'''' '''S pio''i-
sea 70 observe c'ose'y tHc working
sulcs on freight ships. This has not
aIv3vs been done in the nnsr and the
,,a,-,,.crt for overtime would il is said
amount to considerable raise for
the officers.
The nroDosed new scale for passen-
ger boats is to be based on the old
Class \ classification of vesseis: that
j.. It will be applied to all ships Of
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Arrived Yesterday

President Taft. Bremen June 81, couth-
almptGn ,lro, g and ChsrbonrE June ~; to 1hs s
third class pass mails and mdse. Fer 4
Hobokcn
Inca san Donnso ing, G,y @ and sn $ s"nehss T:9nsa
S Co. with mdse; Pier "a R'klyn
Can,isnny. Antwerp June 20; to the
@ rs AFmy second saSn and SsiVss s
troops and stores; Pier Army Base,
1.cdoux. with ore; elevator slip. Erie
Basin. B'l1lyn
vibo-F Cbanl. Nassau Jun. II. Norfolk
mdse anchored of Liberty.
Redondo. Ko,ka May !, Newport News
/. June 20; to the susGuchanna S Line,
Princess May Br). Port Antonio June
2S, Barabo June 26 TO Di Giorgio & Co.
with 40 pass and mdse; Pier East River.
to the y & Cuba Mail S Co. with
ndse; Tietjen & Lans's D. Hoboken,
clyde S S Co. With mdsc: Pier a. y r.
city OF Savannah. Savannah June 81.
70 the Ocean S $ Co, with pass and mdsc
Henry r Mallory galveston juno "a;
to Mallory S Co, with pass and mdse
e; El + Estero. o. New Orleans juno "a; to
southern Pacihc Co. with mdse: Pier 40
r.
Bioemtontein !nr1. PhMad.lphIa June
Pier Bush Docks Bkiyn.
Washington Maru Jap), Liverpool June
l6; to Nuzukl g. Co; IN ballast; Pier B..
IVES, canon, BATAVIA Apr 20, samarans
MAY /, s9urabaya May 4, SINGAPORE May 10,
May =. Port Said June :: to Unlted Amer
, icon Line; With mdsc; Pier 81. Clifton. S.
Halesius ,Br). Buenos Ayres May 20.
r +. Houston 81 Co; with mdse: Pier 3,
Erie Basin, Bk'yn
Alaskan. Boston Juno 20; to tho United
American Line; with mdse: Pier s. Bush
! Doc ks. Bklyn.
hochambsau CFro. Havre Iune 70; Ply.
Observation-Disclosures; with III cabin and 80
third class pass and mdsc; Pier 81. N II,
=, Matlawa !Brl, loilo May !. COLOMBO m, o
! 10 TO Furness Witty & Co; with mdse
Pic 4. Bush Docss Bklyn.
PIesidente Wilson QtaD. Trieste June
mdse; to Phelps Bros & Co; anchored in
Grayesend Bay; Will go to Pier Z. Bush
sam samurl i1"t q Brown. Fort Lobos June %;
to Tidewater Oh Co; with crude oil Pier
/. idowster Dock Bayonne.
Iune IS: to j L Whitney & Co; With salt
anchored Of Red Hook Flats, Bklyn.
o., sayiG ,dn Prince nD, phiadeIpha ~. Juno
Lake Ar5huS RisHpona "a Jun. WIN as "a to
Pier f''e"'t'S''1 IS. \ r. " . w. WIN '''N''
Argentina utaD. Trieste: to Phelps
Bros, with pass, mails and mdse; an
chored in Quarantine; Will dock at Pier Z,
/ Bush Docks. Brooklyn, m.
I.atvia (Dan), 1ibau: to Baltic -Ameri-
! can Line. with pass. mails and mdse; an
| chored off Quarantine; will dock at Pier s.
Bush Docks, Brooklyn, this morning..
! Aqutania (Br). Southampton and Cher
bourg; to Cunard Line. with pass. mails
and mdsc: anchored off Quarantine; Will
| dock ut Pier 54, r, about $50 m.
Tuscolo 90, Palermo, June 10. to the
/ Columbus Marine Corp, with mdse.
Bylayl, Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

Toiuna IL Ambrose June so
- nosec'n 80 NE Winterquarter June 30
Coastwise ITO NE Cape Henry June 40
frcdk Ewing rs Cape Henry June 30.
tierbert . Nyhe 40 NE Diamond June 40
June 30 Ni
lilmac 1874 n Diamond juno 20
q \nudson ~ Cape May June 30
san Gil J55 SW Nantucket June 40
Santa Toola l6l Ambrose June 40
Reaper l54 Scotland June 80
America 2l9t + of Ambrose June 30.
Orduna 0oo L of Ambrose June so
Natunr bound for Goshenburp 14ss IT. ~
Ambrose June 30
Lone Halter lat As o6 n lon 20 so w
June so.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Sailed Yesterday

VIM NJ Tupper. St Thomas; Harvey N
Brown. Norfolk; l.. ]. Drake. trial trip;
Camilla Filbert (Norl Kobe: Fred W;
Weller. Tampico and Baton Rouge; Cont
dt Churruen (Sp), Tampico; Gulf OF Mex
leo. Port Arthur; J Bostwick. Galveston
Lackawanna (Br), Birkenhead: Mohawk
Jacksonville; Stavangerfjord lNor). Ber-
gen: Silene CTr), Tangiers; John D Arch
bold Port Lobos; knut Hamsun (Nor).
Nuevitas; Eastern Sea, Auckland; Nun
argo, Nassau: Parma (Br). st. Thomas
VIII \ Page, Norfolk Macabi (Br),
Banes sch Albert NJ Willis. -
Maumee. Norfolk. Livingston Roe. Rot
terdann Rockaway Park. Danzig, west
Zeda, Baltimore.
Koton!a Dan), Cienfuegos: Borglum
tDan), Charleston: Phonix (Dan), Charles
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Army Orders

From The Tribure's WASHINGTON Bu,.ou
WASHINGTON. June So.-Arnv orders
issued 10 day follow.
Infantry
HICKS Maj. G. r. to Camp Meade.
Retchmant, Co! c, 10 Minneapolis
Medical Corps
shepard: Mai. c, a. to Manila
Southard. Mai. w w TO Manila
Drake Mas. G E TO Honolulu.
Cual.s, Mai. NJ. L., TO Walter Reed Hos
pltal
Chase. Mat D. r. to Panama.
Quarterma ster Corps
Eoldridge. Capt II. c.. 10 Omaha
Erickson. War on. c. E. to Boston.
Miscellaneous
Eigley. Maj. H. d. F. A. to Washington
White. Ut. Col a. r.. Den. G, to Panama
Webster. 1t. NJ. l.. c A. to Camp Eustis
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Oue 1O-URy
Vessel. Port Agency
Santa Isabel. San Francisco, May 80
Norton, Lilly & Co
Carenco. Lisbon, juno 1o...C D Mallory & Co
Cape Henry, San Francisco, June s.
Atlantic. Gulf g. Pacific Co
Thode Fageiund. Bucmos Ayres. June @
Kerr 8 Co
Siam City Liverpool. 5uns IS:
H NJ Flagler. Rotterdam, juno Il.
Standard OIL Co.
F J Luckenbach Los Angeles. June 12.
Luckenbach Co.
Exeter City. Swansea. ,une is;
Virgil. Para. juno is Lamport & Holt Line
Dakarian. London. June 10.
International Mercantile Marine
Corson. Hamburg. June 17...Kerr 8 s Co
CamoenS. Santos. June 2.
Lamport & Holt Limo
Duo Tomorrow
Lisbon MAru. San Francisco. Juno 49,
Houlde-. Weir & Boyd
Luxpalile Lisbon June 1sC D Mallory & Co
Pila de Larrinaga, Liverpool. June is.
Turness Witty & Co
Tyritjord. Chrstiania, June II.
NorwegianA American Line
West Campgaw. Boston July ).
United American Lines
Hawaiian. Boston. July L.. Unit Am Lines
Due Monday
Pocone. Rio de Janciro, June 49,
Munson Lines
Nehh NoIuH ROSdTlO Juno ~.
Munson Lines
Sasaland. Port Antonio, June 27.
Atlantic Fruit &C
Due Tuesday
Toluma. Crstobal. June % w r Grace & Co
Winona. Gibraltar, June 27. Export Corr
Wekika. Cardir. June FL
H Winchester & Co
Due Wednesday
Argus, Antwerp. June 10.
Black Diamond Corr
Harmonides Santiago, June Is.
r p Houston & Co
Due Thursday
Blair. DUnkirk. June 10 Cosmopolitan Line
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Robins Go. Bid Is Accented

The bid of $229,000 submitted by the
Robins Drydock and Repair Company
for fitting UP third-class accommoda
tions in the Hawkeye State, which is
to be named the President Harding,
and for overhauling the vessel, has
been accepted, according to an an
nouncement made by the Shipping
Board. AS the original cost of the
ship was $S,500,000 she will have cost
more than the Olympic when the addi
tional work is completed.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Outgoing Steamships

on Travel Page. Eighth Column
The sailing hours below daylight
Vessel. Port Sail Pier.
Homerc, Southampton, II AN. M.....5o, M
"esterdijk. Rotterdam. 10 NJ
Philadelphia, Piraeus, 2 PM Ills, B'kiyn
President a"s Xrthur aS'f' flymouth PM N
President Roosevelt. Bremen. PM :: H000ksn
Bonheur, Bon. Buenos Ayres. . AM. s.. B'kiyn
EosaIind; Esi,ad I,! ST Johns II AN Java st, kyn
Saxonia. Hamburg. ~ M......64. r
Porto Rico San Juan. - IS. B'ltlvn
csrsoa. asse Sag Gu1scso 3asn; y 2 MM2277 Bkyn
Santa Marta, Tela. 10 AN M........ Q. M
Oiua. Pt Lilnon, l PM. 9, Mr.
s:ooney' Havana, II AM. lib, r
Sail Monday
Assyrla. Glasgow. 12 M..,........64, NJ N R
Sail Tuesday
Aauisania. Southampton. 10 M.....s4. N R
saiI Wednesday
Paris. Havre, - Mr.
Storm; Storm Kiss. Rass.t 1a,xi5s pM Bush D. s&ya
Garrilo' cr.tobal. 12 M.."'...' NJ '. 1850 9. ;SF NR
~ o1.. - oi a. nam lDOrg, IL NJ So r
Seydlitz. Bremen PM. 49,. eth st, Hobok.n
Ssameronia' Constantinople. ~ NJ, 64, \ r
PRESIDENT Garfield. Plymouth, 3 PM.
Cragness. Liverpool. PM...44' B.klvn
Marenso. Hull. l2 M......7 9TH st. Hoboken
Sail Thursday
R RRochameeau, Havre.$s PM. M...74, Mr.
mount Gay Hamburg. IL M.ss N P
Conte Rosso Naples i Pm \
tacoma liverpool. IL M...,.....54, u r
navarro. Grenada. PM.....24 B'klyn
\strea. Cape Hayti. PM -
8. Bush Docks, klyn
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Change of Masters

John S: Bailey succeeds George 2: Gibbs
command gasoline screw Natalie MAY.
George 7. Mechanics succeeds Robert Fl
ourti command steam screw Observation
Daniel Haggerty succeeds Wiflian,
House command barge y 24s.
frank Heater succeeds + /. Der Bosoue
command steam screw Brinton.
Earl B Warren succeeds Ole s Olsen
command schr barge L. & w b c Co No o
Helgesen succeeds r d Barbour COM
ma nd steam screw Porto Rico n &
Porto Rico S Co.
Ira Smith succeeds NJ Carter com
mand steam screw Squantin.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. June oO-Ship Tam
ara XII (Ger) ararived % from Chin
wangtao. seventy days out, in ballast
hrst German vessel to visit Pacific Coast
since war; chartered for barley to United
kingdo
Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Steamship
Corporation reported negotiating for nur
chase Shipping Board steamers West
Chopaka. West Prospect. West Faralon
coastal trade.
HAVRE, France, June 30-Striking crew
OF Ia SaVole returned to work to-day a nd
morning i'''>'"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Marine Reports

Winds at Sea To-day
Ov,c east and west Gulf-Moderate fresh
southeast winds, weather partly cloudy.
over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pas
"a go Moderate TO freah easterly winds,
weather partly cloudy.
North ~ Sandy Hook-~Modcratc south
~ h showers this afternoon or night
sandy HOOK 10 Hat;eras-Mod.ratc .
snutherly winds: weather unsettled. prob
ab.r showers thi. afternoon or night.
F8tteras to Florida Straits-Modcrate q
rHuthcast ard south winds. weather gen
orally fair.
Lou sia na-~Partly cloudy, scattered
thunder showers: Sunday partly cloudy,
thurder showers In southeast portion.
TeNas-Saturday and Sunday partly
cloudy to cloudy; proba bly, scattered
thunder showers
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

David McKelvy. Lagoutte; Pt Lobos
Warden,
Steel voyager. Marcusen; San Diego and
Los Angeles, lsthmian Lines.
Lampasas. Davis; Galveston, Mallory
Line.
Phoenix tDan>. Gal; Charleston: West
India Co.
Gedania tDsg). Schlutcr; TT Lobos; r l.
Hague.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Radio Corpn. of America

tPositions at noon: distances 4,
miles unless otherwise stated. = 'h
Ghestersun Is Winterauarter June 80
lnnoko 2l5o e Ambrose June 20
Joseph NJ Cudahy IS S Ambrose 1ura IN
Freeman % SW Ambrose June 80 ''
Fred W Weller 10 Ambrose June 80.
Aunplace 365 S Ambrose June %
Roht e Hopkins 21n Mr. lt--7,o-I r.,,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
CITY Island

Bound South-Sch La Forrest T. s,~
mons, Tauton, for New York. '''''
Sound Eas'-schs Frank Brainerd. Eliz.
New York for Nantucket -''"s
c, e%aled-sch % Harriet p, from New York,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Marine Disasters

SAN DIEGO. June 3o-Schr Rilhoa
(Mex), trading coastwse, went ashore at
entrance to Magdalena Bay June 10:
snip and cargo total loss: no insurance.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

distance is given in miles Reports are
uhle0 AZ noon unless ot therMIse snecincd
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

BORDEAUX, Juno 27-Hudson F)
ST. MlcEIAEIs June 27-Ncw York
CALcuTTA june 2s-DRorneo Mart
''pP} HP0NdT6S M9b: ior June M~ .sr"norb,s rlfa"n p
San Francisco; :9th, China san Fran
cisco.
MANILA June 2o-Dilworth. San Fran
SHANGHAI. June 2o-west Keats, Port
RREMEN. Juno 2o-Prcsdent Fillmore
LONDON. June 2o--Andanla (Br)
WELslNGFoRs. June ao-Eastport, New
York
CUXHAvEN June 25-Afel. Galveston
2e. IAtuania CDan), New York for Danzig
HAMBURG, Jure 26-Elswick Tower
sydney. { B; Crain,on (Br). Montreal, I'll
REDERI<sHAVEN. June 2s-Gcncral-
konsul pnllisen GDanl. sydney. T.
BILBAO, June 2G-West Chetac. Mobile
CORK, June 27--Carrisan Head BD,
BREMEN. June ?7-De La Sale, New
roLA. June 24-Clove NtaD. Port Ar
LAS rALMAs. June 25-Barcclona
(snan), New Orleans via Havana.
GLOUCESTER, June 2S-Dront CBr).
Chatham. y b
MALTA June 2s-Georgia GtaU. New
York via Newport News.
AVONMOUTH. Juno 2o-Irishman (Br).
Montreal Ribera (Brl. Norfolk
LIVERPOOL, June 23-Masuda, Charles
MANILA Juno 2e-Tyndareus (Br).
SHANGHAI. Juno 27-Grelarlie (Br).
New York via Panama and Victoria. Il c.
KOBE, June c7-Wythevlle, New York
via Savannah.
Spirit New Yorok Via Dublin and Boz
fast
YOKOHAMA. Juno 2s-canadian In.
T'n'sf mSMnnna ahf} V'nGHsv's jG"s gsvanayck B nr
New York via Southampton.
,G,HRfIsT1ANsAED, June co---Frederils
BELFAST, June 30--Ecrhoukson New
York via Philadelpha
GIBRALTAR, June 3c-Ethelwolf (Br),
GLAsGoW. June. June so-Bannack, Balu-
more via Norfolk.
Departures
GIBRALTAR. June 24.-George NJ: EN-
biricos tGreeD. Montreal
SIERRA LEONE, June 2s.--Bonny (Br),
United States.
LIVERPOOL, juno 30-Montrose fBr)
SHIELDS June B1ornefjord (Nor).
Fernandna; Sierra Leone (Dan) 0rom
BARRY, June 29,-Istrla (Br). Mont
LEGHoRN. June 24.-sirio U,aD,
CALCUTTA. June 25.--Muroran Maru
(Jap), Boston, IS, Celebes Maru (Jap)
New Orleans.
ALGIERS. June 27.-Bellerophon (Br)
from Yokohama). Boston and New York
MELBOURNE. June 2S. - Canadian
Leader (BD. Montreal.
HONGkONG. June 2o-President
Madison. Seattle.
LoNDoN, June. 29.--Canad!an Cruiser
(Br). Montreal
SOUTHAMPTON, June 20 - George
Washington from Brcmen? New York
Empress of France (Br) Grom Hamburg, ,
Quebec.
HANRE. June Ella Bourdonnals (Fr)
New York
BREMEN. June 2s-vedc CBr), Mont
real.
YOKOHAMA, June 2s-Hawaii Maru
(Jap) from Hongkong), Seattle
ANONMOUTH, June 2s-Natica (Br).
Key West.
LIvERPoOL. June os-Carmania CBr),
New York.
,DUNDEE, June 29--Pincmore (Br,
Philadelphia.
BARRY. June 2a-Millpool (Br). Mont
real; Gudrun Maersk (Dan), Philadelphia
% QUEENSTOWN, June 2o-Carmania
(Brl 0rom LiverpooD, New York
ANTWERP juno 29-Kroonland, New
York via Southampton
MANCH ESTER, June 30--West Gotom-
ska. Baltimore
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GU 4 H.O
AND ANCHOR LINES
Excellent accomnoda-
ton is still available
at low rates for July.

n. y. to Cherbourg and Southampton
AOI I!TANIA July Aug. 1 Aug. 90
HERENGARIA July II Aug. 3 Aug. %
MAI RETANIA July IL Aug. Is sept :
\: y: to Plymouth. Cherbourg & Hamburs &
SANONIt ...... July i Aug. 3 Sept. Q
CARONIA ...... July 20 Aug. 81 Oct. s
\, y. to Cobb (Queenstown) & Liverpool
!ACONiA 'new).. July o Aug. Sept.
CARMAN1A July Is Aug. IL Sept. II
SCiTHIA (new) fully 20 Aug. 81 sept. 2S
SAMARIA (new) *Aug. % *Sept. 20 Oct. {
Sailing from Boston.
fSails from Boston July 81.
\. Y. to Londonderry AMI Glasgow
ALGERIA ...... July - Aug. o5 Sept. 23
COL! MEIA July % Aug. 10 sept. II
SYRIA ........A Aug. IL Oct. 81
CAMERONIA (new) sept. 8 Oct. Nov 4
Mediterranean Cruise
CANiERONIA .Ju,y &
Boston to Londonderry and Liverpool
ASSA RlA .......J July Sept. 15
ELiSlA Aug. 8 -
stops at Glasgow
Cunard and Ancl,o, steam ship Lines.
25 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Hudson River
by Daylight

accepted New York 20 Albany Albany 10 !.
New York Music Restaurant.
DAYLIGHT SAVING. TINE.
On SATURDAY. July ]. str. WashlnEtos
Irving leaves Desbrosses s.. $40 a " 70,
f%cwburgh 4Pough6cepsie and KIN zstn,
Point. Str. Hendricks Hudson leaves De..
tbfos;s.s s. 800 ) NJ. W 42t 81. 9.20 4.
NJ W. l29th st $40 \. 81. Yonkcrs 10 4
a. ". for CatskNl. Hudson ard Albanv
str DE witt Clinton l"aVes ~. ga 9. 70 %
4. 81. ". l2sth 81 1870 \ VI for tBea-
Mountain, West FONT. +Newburgh and
Desbross"s -. 40 P " for tTewburgS'
r1ng hkespsie ard Kingston POM,
p NJ W. 10th s. 220 Z NJ Yonx.,
: 10 = ". FOR Bear Mountain and IVES.
Poin'. returning on Str. Washington fryinr,
On sunday. July :, str; Robert Fulton
& 20 A. NJ. ". I2ath 81 $50 a NJ Yon.
kers 1915 A. NJ. for tFough ghIfeepsie. King.
s,on s roint; ski HUDSON and Albany
lcaves W 42d 81. 10000 a ~ W i29th s.
.o:2o y NJ. Yonkers 1850 y. ". for Bear
Mountain. 5Newburgh and +poughlteeus.
str. Albany leaves Desbrosses -. . 20 a Il
for Bear Mountain and t%ewburgh
On Monday. july ;, str. Albany leave,
4 ~. W, l2ath, st. .o:2o A NJ. cor Bear
NOUN nm f.NeWDlFgH anG fHOUG
str. Hcndricl Hudson leaves Desbrosses
ST. 900 A. N. w 42d s. 40 \ NJ "
l29th s.. $40 a. NJ. Yonkers 1918 4 "
for Kingston Point. CatslliIl. Hudson and
Albany. Str. De Witt Clinton leaves "
l2d st. 1000 A N. W. 1o9th s. 1920 4
NJ. Yonlers 1880 A N for Bear Mous.
tain, tWest Point, tNewburGh and tpouga.
lcepse
On Tuesday. July 4, Str Albany leaves
W. 4ed 81 $40 \. NJ w. 1e9th St $40
NJ. Yonkers 1915 a. NJ for +NewourEh,
Poughkeepsie. Kingston Point Catskin.
Hudson and Albany Str. Washington
Irving leaves Desbrosses 81. 90 A " FOX
7Ncwburgh. 7Poughkeepsie and Kingston
Point. str. Robert Fulton leaves Desbrosses
81. $50 A. NJ. for Bear Mountain. ives;
Point and fNewburgh Str. He Witt Clinton
leaves w. 52d St. 1000 a. VI for +Bear
Mountain. West Point. tNewburgh and
TPoug hkeepsie.
The right is reserved 10 on,lt stops or
change leaving times should governrr en-.
licensed capacity of steamer be reached.
Return steamer same day from point,
marked :
Round Trip Rates: New York 10 Bcar
Mountain. 5l.l3: West Point. S1.25: New
burgb. Si.5O: PouglkeeDsie. 81 90: Kings.
ION Point. $500 Catski,l, $500; Hudson
!.25; Albany. s5.c5.
s;S =" Like -
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

Round Trip Rates: New York 10 Bear
Mountain. sl.15: Vest Point. sl.e5: New.
burgb. Si.5D: Pougll,eepsie. S2.00; Kings.
ION Point. $500; Catskiu, $500; Hudson
>! 20; Albany. s5.e5.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01

pYC C X AN ST FERRY ec
To Interstate Park. Fare y
Spend the 4th there.
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Humorists Do Their Stuff
Once Without Any Charge
Required to Earn Their Dinner
as Guests of Society of
Arte and Sciences

Humorists OF the art and magazine
worlds snapped stories and bantered
one another from the guests table at
the dinner Of the Society of Arts and
Sciences last night at the Hotel Astor.
II was what was termed "A Night with
the Humorists and Cartoonists" There
were no speechmakers. in the accepted
sense, but the distinguished group Of
newspaper cartoon'>ts and magazine
versliiers, listed 40 guests. were expect
cd to get up and do their worst.
Those who responded to the witty in
Productions Of ". Warren Giles, D. D.,
were Ellis Parker Butler. humorous
writer; "Rube' Goldberg, rtoonist;
Thomas l.. Mason, editor of "Life";
Clement Wood, author, and Arthur
Guitnrman, author. Clare Briggs. car
toonist Of The Now York Tribune, and
"Bud" Fisher and George McManus. of
"The American," We're on the list. but
beat retreat before they were called
upon 10 speak
After Mr.. Butler rected some Of the
trials and tribulatjcns OF being forced
10 live down the reputation Of having
teen born in Muscatine. iowa. he re-
cit"d "The Young Lady from Flushing"
end composition on "How 10 Make
Sevanty-two Lamp Chimneys 0ut of
Twelve Champagne Bottles"
Ny Goldberg read p prepared speech
and entertained by caricaturing some
Of he $50 guests IN attendance at the
dinner"
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Coin g On To-day
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American Museum Of Natural History, ad-
metropolitan Museum Of Art, admission
free
Aquarium, admission frse
New York Historical Society, admission
Van cortlandt Park Museum. admission
Geological Park. admission rs cents
Convention Of National Paper Trade As
ISOLATION, Waldorf Astoria. Ali day.
Fix Inhibition OF lIomeona; aic Medical soci-
city OF state % New York Hotel Com
moeore. all day Dinner az o'clock,
Young Girls Art Center, 6S East 5eth
1r9css - Of The Rotary club. Hotel
McAipin. i2:3o o'clock.
Luncheon Of the Lions Club, Hotel Martin
GUS. 80 O'Clock.
c,,tion in Give Work >" by women's
NJ nicinul League. Hotel Plaza. o'clock
lie tire by d. Henry van Dyke The
Er!nea Of Words American Academy
or ATts aud Letters. 10 West 6lst Street
2.G1 O'Clock.
Meeting of National Penal Reform Associ-
alton. 81 Ess 3sth Street 3 o'clock.
NIGHT
Dinner Of the Allied Music Trades Hot Ell
commodore, O'Clock.
Dinner Of the state Charities Aid Assoct-
alton University club. Fifth Ave and
sam Street. $50 o'clock
Dinner in homo Of Theodore Brentano,
American Minister to Hungary by the
American hungarian Chamber OF COM
merce, Hotel Aston, O'Clock.
Lecture by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle or
The New Revelation. or the Proofs OF
Arts and Sciences, Academy OF Music,
S;l5 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-13
Mrs. Morris Wins at
White Sulphur Tennis
Match Takes Form of Round
Robin; James Speyer Returns
TO New York CITY To-day
Special Dispatch to The Yribnl,


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va.
clear. "e"''eI
There has been excellent tennis on
me Greenhrier courts every day this
week and this morning a large gallery
s*the1ed 10 watch the doubles between
MIS-, Lewis Gouverneur Morris. Mrs
Lorlllard Spencer. Mrs. ]. Copper Lord
and Mrs, Ernes: lselin. The match
TOOK the form Of round robin. the
PAYERS changing partners for each set
AZ We're playing good tennis, bat Mrs.
MOTHS held the lead from the FIRST and
won all four sets, Among those who
watcned the play We're Don MathieG.
me Chilean Am bassador. and Scnora
Mathleu: Nine. Lebreton. VIE Of the
Argentine Amba ssador; Mr.. ana NJ.
adolf Pavenstedt. Nicomte Jules Nenr.
Deslbour Mrs. Delaney koun,rc ~.
and Mrs. William H. Porter. Mrs. L.c.-
ara hanna, Leonard Hanna jr. Nj a.: 4
Mrs. John Hone Auorbach Frank 7
POLK, Mr.. and Mrs. WorthinGt 5u iIine.
Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies. diss
Beth Leary, Mrs. Pierce Butler. T. l.
Hotchkiss. Emerson Macmillan FL
Mrs. Edward w. McKenna, Mr.. anG
Mrs; b: Sumner Welles, MIR. and Mrs.
D. g: Tenny, Robert Appleton and Mr.
9'u =" >. Arthur -. SpfaRue
Edward S. Hardness. of New York,
who arrived this morning, lunched at
the Greenbrier with A. NJ. Crosby, OF
Minneapolis. Eugene NJ. O'Neil. of
Pittsburgh. and his daughter, Mrs.
Frederick Martin Davies. had Mrs. w.
Delaney Kountze as luncheon guest
Mrs. Richard Stevens. of Castle Point
Hoboken, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B
Condor, of New York, were at another
table, while in other groups were Nh
and Mrs. Ernest 1selin, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Hanna and Leonard Hanna jr
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Hotchkss, of New
York, entertained at luncheon party
at the Casino.
Among those on the golf course this
morning were Efflngham Lawrence, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hone Auerbach, ]
Copper Lord, Sonora Matthew and Mrs
Frederick Martin Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Pavenstedt, Of
New York, entertained at farewell
dinner at the Greenbrier in honor of
James speyer, who will return to New
York tomorrow. Their other guests
were Mrs. Richard Stevens, a. Morris
Bagby, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Con
don and My. and Mrs Lewis Gouver-
neur Morris, Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond e. Jones, OF