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New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

YOKOHAMA June 20 Roo-f' nola-
0srJ New Yora ia Noffoi..
SINGAPORE June .9-Nrst 4ra.'-
san Frsno.seo "a Yotoh.H.a ,.
nEI.FASr. fliy American Press
Sr,f orleans va Nor'ols
FOOcHOw. July .-K0serie ,BrI. Ae~
GLASGOW. july Columbia pn
hEnR0ssAs Il.r g. storass- ,Norl
N.p YORK ana NoifoI. for bergen lhois
del fNOri baltimore for peirograf
IIkFEpoOf. July 1--canadian Range
G3-, Montreal. sieadfas, Gsises'on
MA.CHEsTER July Mercur Ger
Sylney. e j. Juiy J. scyihian lifl ihf
''I IAvoxMorTH July steel s,afar,-
Portland. ore. Hnl san Francisco va
LivERpOoL. July 3 Empress n, ~,
an ,Drl. Oueb~c e. Adriatc lBrl. Nen
Yofh. o. Canadian Ranger 'brl. Ne"
Yo-s sieadfasf. Galveston. -.
Moyff.LE July i--Coiumba OBJ. Ne1
oT.EENsTOWN IIiy Pitishursf
orr Hos'on for Liverpool
fI-LEA June - Ens'iori >c" horN
yOKOHAMA. June 10 ProitsiiAus tbfl
s'Geir,'ANcEMouTH. Jun. 20 = Easter
Coast Philadelphia Va he.s.ngtor
KARATst. June so-Mongoiian Prime
BEIRk. Jun. 80 -- 9oyAi Prime. tB)
LONDON. july bafH4NiA u ' - = +t'"
,.e.f preSiden, Van Buren. SeS YORK
IEiTH. July --CAirmonA tbfl. Aon
1r+iiRyExuEAD. July - MAnehssie
uerchanf fBrl. Philadelphia.
sAPLRs JON. .5-Dgca Deg! Aorr-@
Gfa.. Ssw York. ,
pA.rAVfA. June - si'oebonto tDul
savannah sia Marseilies and sg.z.
KOBE June 1s-Nictor!s Naru ftsl
Sew YORK. Egremont Castle 'b.l, Se,
YORK via Yokohama 1oth. Nooriai
Prince tBr. New York Via Yokohama
WARSEffIEs June 2f-soerAAArfl
,DuI New York for Batavia.
HAvRE June .s-LondonisT 'b'is
New YORK -,
ROTTERDAM June to-Erie Norl
Philadsiphls. shlckshinny. JaeHsonViN
via Antwerp n,
Phfia1elphla and Baltimore
YOKOHAMA June 5o-Tenlo M<F
1Japl San Francisco. July J. HlmAlaJi
Naru fJApl. seattle. ,-.
MANCHESTER. Juiy cripple CfeeH
Galveston via Liverpool
SHIELDS. July 1-African Prince 'br'
New York N,
LIvERPOOf. July 5-plu.bgrsh fbf)
Boston via Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON. July s-Msuretanii
GLAsGOw' July s-corsi-~n tBr)
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

h-rengaria 400 p Ambfoss 1880 ~
July
Cnverun lat from baltimore July
~ J. Dph~ry $50 y Jupiter July .
~ Occidert~ iss Scotland July
lref W Weller its Hatierps July
hsfberi - NYils -ft - Jupiter July
J HostwicL iss Haiteras july 2
Liberty 40 y Ambrose July ,
Mafinicock tt Cape Henry July
Nunauar is- = Hsfteras July
oscar u Hsnn~ff 7fs sSN Diamond July
Phlladelp phis 11f p Ambrose July
Porto Rico 80 4 scotland July .
President Adafns - Ne Ch~rbourr July
President Monroe 80 Ambrose July +
Nedordo q y Cape Henry July p
san Mafeo ~ \ Scotland July
e Dodd % from Philadelphia July
Steel Worker 10 Philadelphia Iufy a
suffolk ~ y Winter Qusrfer July
eurichco as . cape IIenry IuIy
Tacoma iei y Ambrose I1iy g.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMiSTFES

The Tribune publishes daily repof;s
~ tho po~tlofs Of merchant fesscls re-
c.ly.d through the Independent Wire
less Cooperation and the Radio corpo-
ration of America. ShipmaE;cFA %
vessels with radio apparatus may. win
out charge. report their tlk) noon
positions through the following com
TnsreiAi radio stations IN the United
states proper II IS important that
these reports should be sent promptly
A. noon each day IN order that they
may bo received in time Tor puoi.cA-
tion.
Position reports car be sent through
IN. station. Of the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc; New
York City (wcG). Babylon. l.
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New London. Conn. twsT).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. iAies, news and weather
The Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations Cape Cod
lWCc), sissconsst. Mass. fWsc). New
London. Conn. (WLC). Cape May. New
York City (wSY).
Medical and surgical advice viii be
rlven free through the Radio Corpora
ton OF America BY the 8 Public
Health Service
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
by Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

i'lsiance IN miles position 90 noon Inles.
o'hefHls- specifeib
Apache - = Diamond shoals July
Irisfoi sE Nlrfsr Quarter July
'hebauip $50 ESE Flte Fainom VANS
July
'snanoVs is1 g AMI bfose July
iouer i'AisrH go = Ambrose fuiY
rglarfler 100 p Amhrose July
Guifcoss' is0 SW Block island July
Huron -Tf Scotland fuIv
if~ne rf0 p Ambrns@ Juiy
Lake Gilhos lll scotland IIiy r
Liberty 40 Ambrose 10y
Mirnrlfes 800 Boston Iuls
oriSaba 80 scntiafd July
President Monroe 80 p Ambrose rM
July
Nefiit 500 y Ambrose JUS
N"'i CamsA 4i9 So Afnbfos~ July
Mfsf keene ego 80 Hosfon July
Vest fsrfauII ~ If rl Ion - s. fuI.
sibonsf it4 scotland July
Srlf'ri rini 600 b, = Bfea On Reef fuI,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Freight Ships Due

Ne.ei Port Agency
cAr.neo. Lisbon. June 20 g. y Major, { 60
cape Henry san tiansi,seo, ,,.,. ... J.ne
Thod- Faseiund. Dpenos A3fes. iun"
ksrfss 20
virrn Pa. June IS LAmpori !ioli Line
Lisbon Nsfu Sau Francisco June j.
Houidrs. Weir 4 Boyd
LsspAlile Lisbon June &c u Mallory & co
PIe fe IarrinAga. Liverpool. June -
Tyrirord chri,,ian.> ior~ =
NorWegian- American Line
Poeose. 20 d. lsnsiro Juno !,
TolumA Cri.tobs. June O.. w p C-sc. a 20
West corum. Rosario. June 10
Nunson line.
winons Gibra.'a.. Junc ., Export : : corp
"eHih~. cardiff. Jun. 2,
Due Tomorrow
Harn.onidcs santiago Jun. -
Du. Thursday
Biair Durkirh June 70 Cosr~ opolitAn Linz.
Mexioar. Cris'obai. June - Cnn Am ! met.
h'ndei Castle Ais'ers Jene n ,...,..
Maine London. rure =, Al Tran, Line
Due rrida,
Kas.ma Liverpool June g.
v.rs,nia. Londor. Jups u cu,ard s 6 Co
Due Snturday
CITY 81 Sparta Gibrsrar. June fs
norton J. ly 4 20
Cuthbert. Para June q, Booth 60
Jethou. Bu~nos Ares June d. kfrf Co
Dune SUNDAY
Alpine Range Liverpool June %
Fumes Witnf : Co.
Francisco Hui. lure =
Eheruzn.s wilson Line
innOSo Ro''erdam. Iur. =
Biach Diamond CORP
Tafentla London. June - Cgnafd : %
Due Monday
CAroers Barbslos June -
iamrof, 4 Hot Line
Blue Trlsngi-. Grsys Harbor. June i.
Nansco llnes
Lena lucksnbach. los AnSe.ss fgae 90
Lgrhcnua-n s + Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

90. 10 expected 10 dock ., risr o.
v fChAriton st.
Munsmar. Antiila June %. 20 Mun-on
Line with mails o. expected :, .sck fore
noon e, Pier . Err tcoentle. sip)
ori,aba. Havana July l. 20 cuba Mai
60 with mails Is expected 10 doc Z
forenoon az Pier ~. Err twar 49,
Due Tomorrow
Acfopoiis Gibraltar June %. 10 American
BLACK Sea Line with mails IL expected IN
'ock nie afternoon az Pier ii Bkiyn
Es,onis dam Copenhagen June - via
Haufan. 20 Baitic-Amefican Line win
mails IL expected 20 dock forenoon ~ Pier
>. Bush Docks Bklyn
MaraNai tBrl. Trinidad June - - Fur
ness Witty co with mails. T. expected
to dock a. Pier -. B'kiyn.
Due Thursday
rAtrla tFrl. Palermo June IS Via Prov.
dencs. 10 james W Eiweii A 20 with mails
10 expected % dock forenoon ~ foot Jis'
United American Lines with malls. - et
pscted 70 dock forenoon a. Pier 80 y
west eth sD
la Bourdonns. ,Fr) Hayre June &C.. fo
French Line with mails IL expected On
doek late afternoon 80 Pier q. ~ 'we.'
3tfh ST.
Tivi,.s Kingston July 20 United Frul,
co with mails is expected 10 dock for.
NV" - Ief 70, = iMei1en Lane
Due Friday
Bereursrla tBrl. SOUTHAMPTON july
10 cgnard : s Co with malls ~ erperfsl
70 dock forenoon AZ Pier 5t y x tWsai
itfh sD
Reliance Hamburg June - 90 United
American Lines With mails 10 expected 20
dock forenoon a. Pier -. " fWss'
tsth ST.
G-ors~ Washington. southampton June
-. 20 United states Lines with mails 4.
expected 10 dock forenoon ~ piss
Hobohen
- Paul Hamburg June 90 10 American
Linz With mails = .Ipeciei 20 dock fore
noon - Pier 81 s. West Goth stt
Europa ID. Nspi-s June - 90 Italia
America inc. With mails. is expected fa
doeh afternoon - Pier 3s = y w.,
55'h 49,
Due SATURDAY
C~rmanis Liverpool. June e;
Noofdsm Po,;stdam. Jun. a
Holianc-Amefl. q Line
Due sunday
Kroonlsnd. An'Nsrp. June -
vAuban Buenos Ayfs' June -
iampof' 8 ii3lf ne
Due Monday
Algeria glasgow June % rurarf Ga
Hcllig Olav Chfistlanis. Jun. 90
Scandinavia. American llaa
President Afau'. London. Igif e. sI'n-s
la ssvole HaNre. July French IL
southern Cross Bseno' Ayrcs June =
Ponce San Juan. Iu.y
~ 4 Porto Rico = 6
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
See
Need of Coast
Ship Control
c.,d;,ions in Inicrcoasial
Siea m $ hip Business
T.rrant Public Regula-
,;on. Is Official View
,,oect !. c. c. Decision
,.,r.con,inen,al Lines Are
10, Allowed to Reduce
Rates to Water Levels

H.. ,,euls;ion OF intereossisi
N'I ,s,,, and practices By the
f', 49,, similar 70 that no" exer-
',,''r '.s over til. tran'eon'inen,al rail rail
~ ~ ,ss Interstate Commerce Com
' 4, shown by two recent devei-
f"s. according 20 officials Of rail
..,,,rdsy. Ore Of these Is the
- n the commission TO suspend
<'. y. rate, fled by the Southern
= -. Lin" from New York ...S' to San
.'...,,so ~. to NEE, water competition
..,s +. The statement Of {. J
y s..,eht manager OF the United
F. e., Lines. that the irterooas,al
s, ssiss Ss'ns" ' "h9n'y'o"0eG 9D'y'. BED
20 y si,srininations' rebates and
-, :, ,us.,iou.ble practices
s,,rse. director Of traffic OF
...,,,rr Pacific Lines. which op-
y ,.mber Of vessels between New
80. IA Gulf ports with connections
W. ..a 70 the Pacific. said yesterday
~, =, nilrOad. we're getting prae
-. az, Of the seagoing freight
~ the reason that the inter
!" ... ,,um,hip companies we're soic
81. n,s change At any time 20
-, ,.s,e. while the railroads had
-, the approval Of the Interstate
~.-,,,, Commission. The latter may
v,a, or more. with the chance
.n decision may be unisvoraole'
v. s,.nes added
+. s,s pointed oIi ina' % Jun, "i
-. ,,,r the trar scont mental In's
~ ,s, commission for PERMISSION 20
~, .,,ss 20 meet water competition.
"a. no declsion had ytt been
.,d The issue INVOLVE. suspension
-, ~long and short haul clause of
:. '-.srs,atc commerce la". wn.ch
s...s. the roads 20 quote rates De
-. ,ro po.rts that are lover than
- rstes 70 intermediate points.
p, .srirs o. tne Southern Pacihc
80, we're suspended By the eomm,,.s-
-. s,on July -o October % NJ.
:...,. aid that this was done .ap-
.,,,.,.ly in the belief that mean while
!, commission would have concluded
- :, .orsiders,ior % tho Vider question
. ,,.-seontinentai rates A rulins on
,,, ISSUE - expected soon
p,.e,ees among the lntcr'oas;al
,.,,n.h,n lines. ~ outlined By the
l-'er,esn. Hawaiian Line ale the same
a. hose charged against 're railroads
r.,,s led 20 government reg aiion'
Y, srencs declared. He said nat ap-
,,,.rtly there was discrimination be
,s,,n the large and small Shippers
Wtsr this situation is realized Gener-
,uy IN his opinion. there VIII be q
s,she demand Cor closer control By
he shipping Board or some other ofi-
tisi body.
/. was SAID that while me govern
Ter, rad no control over ocesn rates
/, general. u could legiSlate for inter
coastal business. a. the latter ~ con-
ned 70 vessels under fhe American
~
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Bury Detective Thursday
Family of Moriariiy Requests
Inquest BE Waived

Agreeable 20 the request OF the dead
mans family. Chief Medical Examiner
Norris said yesterday that no autopsy
would be performed on the body Of
Detective John Moriarity. Of 40 Com
mcrce street. who was accidentally
sho, week ago by another detective
IN pursuit Of thief at 306 Fifth Ave
nue.. and who died last Sunday in Belle
suc Hospital.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day a. 10 o'clock at ST. Alphonse's
Roman Catholic Church. wes, Broad.
way and Canal Street Interment will
be m Calvary Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

fa,es,l~ CBr). southampton June 20 20
a. htse s.ar Line with mails. IS eHpeetea 70
sork forenoon az Pier 10. y l. '"e''
p,.siden, Monroe. London June -. 70
r.rt,eJ states Lines with mails u efpec'eo
- sock forenoon al Pier =. Hoooken.
Guiana (Br). Barbados June - s,.d
-. Vcithv A 90 with malls. efpec'eo
-, 49, fo-enoon AZ pier - B'klyn.
ri Occidente. Galveston June
s,,,,bern Pacific Co. L. expected 70 COCK
,o,snoon AZ pier a. y X tChristopher "!
Apache. Jscksonvills Joly l. 70 N'o'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Maritime MISCELLANY

SEATTLE Iuif Todd nfyi irhs
aeAfd~f contract for conversion - rnir
ping nosri -fr pelNend f. gnfsrnr~r
sabi. hin PfIr@ reported In excess n
100000 slrk 90 BE- completed feh -
1929
gORFOIk va July Atlantic Ffl.'
sfr CalIabasAs dischafglng 900 fnAs ~
phosphate rock loaded ff Port Tampa
Thfrd irip IN rock trade recently busl
ness 's brisk ~ rock ports A. fuff IHfnrn
49, vessels nns fn f1f fon frer D
.fear-r ea.HnF fof rafe1 men Gala
tssas Nfrf Ir
slrIco % TrarsrarIrs fOrg Infe I+f' ~
corp % load roal Tor .er Nnfa
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Senate Compelled to Recess
Cloturc Rule Appears Doomed

WASHINGTON. July 3.-The serA'e
was unable 10 hold quorum to-day
and was forced to recess until "ednes-
day after it had approved tariff rate
OF cents a pound on unshelled al
rond. A vote on the committee rate
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mail information piI DO found
on Travel PAGE. Eirh:h column
Tho sailing hours below are daylight
"a wing time.
sail To-day
Aeuitan, Southampton. 70 81 Sc NR
sail Tomorrow
Par, Hav-s ? ..... s..$ n
Lstvia Dsnzis. PSI s Bush p Bkiyn
storm King Antwerp . PM 49,
...... c..., o.. Army Base y .:ye :: :,
@snchu7ia Hamburg u -. y T.
aeyd,iiz. Bremen PSI s'h ~ Hoooksn
csm.ronis. Cons'Antinopie. -
SanEamOn cOis'anf4uop.c. - ~ g. Llyn
rfesiden, Garhc.c. Plymouth. PSI
crasn.m. Liverpool PSI a. B'kiyn
naroHso. HUI. . 'in .. Hoo9ken
sail Thnr-.iay
Eochamb beau. Hayre PM ...... - .
Mount Clay. Hamburg. ~ u 80 =.
Conir Rosso Naples rM - y T.
Lscon!a. Liverpool - " - u
Mayaro GRENADA PM g. Bkiyn
N,Tea. Cape Hsyii. PSI
sail Friday
Banar. Kingston - 81. ........ 10. X
Munamsr Nusvltas d. = n
Inca. San Domingo city. - - k'yn
saI Saturday
Ma',ttic Southampton. % Az 81 y
rf-sitcnte Wilson. >ap.es. AZ
Bush Docks lyn
iceland hniwcrr. - M....... 5s - T.
SeW Amsterdam Rotterdam. ~ ~
bth ~. fiobo.er
Acropolis. Corstan:!nop.e. Pm. -. rlyn
President Harding Bremen. PM
H0hutea
Orlrshs Havana II An ~ ER
Maraoaibo. Mayaguez. ~ ID klyn
San Juan. San Juan. ~ y i. ~ N
r. 4oa Port i3fnon - AN y X
lfubeTi. Marsnham. PN $50 II. l. ~. %
, Hobosen
Boiivaf Barbados PN -. y
Battle. Liverpool - 81. 80 y =
Orduna. Hamburg y n. ......... =. X
Colombo. Naples u ...... -. \ u.
Corn.lia. San Juan. u M o. B kiyn
Andrea ? ..Yckenbaeh San Francisco. !. "
s5fh -. p \ yn
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

of 10 cents 4 pound on shellod almonds
went over.
When the senate recongcnes after
the Fourth Of July holiday. Republican
leaders plan 10 present their petition
for the invoking Of the existing c loturo
rule. with view 10 curbing debate
of the tariff bill Although between
ffty-fve and sixty Republicans had
signed the petition. majority leaders
,fid the necessary two-thirds vote
probably could not be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

Winds at Sea To-day
on the Atlantic Coast Hatieras 20 kcy
West Moderate TO fresh shifting. becom
ine northwest and north. and weather
overcast and showery
over East CUR of Mexico Moderate
shifting. and weather overcast and shovcry
over WeFi GUif ~ MEXICO Moderate 20
ffesh north weather partly overcast. prob
ably local rains
over Caribbean Sea and Wlndua-d
Passage Fresh cas-; and weather partly
overcast. local rains over southwert por-
tlor
North of SANDY Hook-Fresh nor;hve,;
ant north and weather overcast showers
or the coast
sandy Hook 20 Hatteras-Fresh north
erly and weather overcast probably
showers
Hsueras 20 Florida Moderate 70
ffesh. shifting becoming northwest and
north over north portion. and weather
overcast and shoVery
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Regatta at Boston TODAY

4. .s'VN, July 3.-Five events are
,,, program Of the New England
htssr oarsmen's regatta. which will
s....a o. the Charles River basin TO-
,s.sOs Two eight-oared races are
sr,,a' bringing together crews
s,,.n,ng the Atlanta Boat Club. OF
ir.sueia; the Farragut and West
,.,,,'s CUBS, Of Lynn. and the ST. Al
'N Club, Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Departures

LIVERPOOL. July i-canadiar Explorer
fBrb. Montreal. Lacyna fhrl. Key Nfst
Winlfred!ar fnrl. Boston. July :. NegAn-
a. fHr) Montreal
rO%DO~ July 7-preEiden' Adam.
~sw YorS July I. city ~ Corinih fbrl'
80 Yort Maeklnav (DrD. Phuadslphls.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Army Orders

rIss,,s Tribune Woshirofou Bu-eau
ss-.. ,s-t.s4y ~. july Army orders
r.. Infantry
bs.n. y 90 JEFFERSON Barracks
sr,s capt X 4. 20 Fort LsaSen-
txa Cavalry
NE coi 70 Fort Rlsy.
% ,. 20 Fort Riley
ss.. Miscellaneous
Ia "N r. I. = NJ G.. % Washing
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Radio Corpn. of America

positions are a, noon. distances u
miles unless otherwise stated
Bantu go v Cape May July
Bsracoa tss Ambrose July
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
CITY Island

BOUND sOUTR-schr Beaver 'Brl
Guysboro : for S.~ YORK. Win igm.
Der 10 l. = Godfrey.
BOUND EAsT-schr Mary. NeT York
for Nantucket.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Marine Reports

'orE The hours below ~. standard tim.
rBF TIDES
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

rosToN va Cap Coz Canal 49, ss
r.~,eaierf. aii-satsr route i%A'''" ."
- D., "a. \ p ~ daily.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

the Manager Abromawitzes of this ma
tion!" cried Hon. Quinn, he following his
usual practice Friday nights of ending
Council meetings POLITICALLY.
Its the Abromawitzes' movie melodiums
throughout the land, friends, that lightens
the heavy cross of housework bearing hard
on the shoulders of every wife and mother
in the land. With the movies to go to, she
has but to warm up can of cold beans
for the family supper and try to forget
thanks to the divine art of Charlie or
Doug or Constance-at the night show the
sorrows that were hers all afternoon while
she watched, from noon to sunset thirty
reels of The Sorrows of Norma at some
other movie melodium And instead of
dishes to wash or crying children to mind
she now has Mack Sennett himself to de.
light her all"
well, colleague" interrupted Council.
man Chester Lahommadoo, our prominent
movie first nighter and well known Elk
and man about the Borough, you seem to
be pretty familiar yourself with
Every night, yes, l go, except Fridays"
admitted Hon. Quinn, "but always under
protest. go on the wifes account only.
"Ah, the fair land of the silver screen!"
cried Hon. quinn eloquently. We give a
pinch of small change to Abromawitz's
ticket blond girl, and on the instant we
are inside the movie melodium and trans
ported to paradise of a land wherein no
host or hostess in the grand parties that
they always are giving in Movieland seems
never stinted for the want of good liquor
land. friends, where automobiles always
start when you want them to start, where
nobody has moles and where Central al
ways instantly gets the right number. And
that, friends, as you well know, is life
"Screenland is the place, friends, where
after you've been ruined and also COM
mitted the murder. all you have to do
one jump ahead of the fadeout-is to let
Honest Cyril have the girl and you go
away and begin life all over. Penniless
though you are, you go aboard fine
expensive big ship and sail away hand
somely to far Australia. there to rise high
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
History of the Long Pant Shows Its Strong Hold

more without an Ohio The answer to that
is easy, of course. Point simply to the fact
recorded in history that the suspender was
invented October 21, 1926, by one DR.. Eben
l.. Swattle of Norwich, Conn. who got the
idea from watching his little daughter Sem
pronia, swinging in hammock. (See "His--
tory of Haberdashery in the United States, :"
by II. Schaffner Marx, PIP, 165-1s6 VOL xxi.)
Point then to the tact that the modern
pant came in somewhere around the begin-
ming Of the nineteenth century and ask
them to tell you If they can what the pant
was doing for twenty-six years without the
suspender If it was as dependent upon that
support as they claim.
Because the Influence Of the pant in his
tory has not always been apparent Is no
sign that IL has not been present other
articles figure greatly in history and have
received much free advertising in the school
books. Mrs. OLearv's COW kicked lamp
over and Rome burned. Helen of Troy put
a rough edge on a collar and 'he Trojan
War happened. Somebody shot a prince
In 1914 and the world war resulted Shoot
a prince now and see what happens You
couldn't pick an argument with his imme-
date survivors.
Just one indirect, though well known. ref
erence TO the pant in history comes to mind
at the moment. That Is the beautiful de-
scription OF the famous surrender scene at
AppomatoX i'm which the historian draws
for us such a touchingy pathetic picture of
the venerable Lee standing under n maple
tree, sword in hand, lips unninching in his
dusty worn old Confederate suit; while tho
sturdy Grant stands under another maple
tree, the inevitable cigar IN his mouth wear.
ing his dusty, worn old Union suit. (Ses
Dallam, Life and Times or Florence Nightin.
gale)
But for the long pant Buck Jones to-dav
would be member Of the Spartan Social
Club in good standing But for the long
pant Whitley would rot TO day be the Weagle
Of the Willoughby Boys. Buck knows the
part the pant has idayed with him. but IA
the best OF our knowledge and belief Whitley
VIII hrst learn OF his incident when he
peruse-s this chronicle. N he does
We have the story about Whitley from
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Buck, who had it from Danny. the Beau
Brummel of copy boys. Danny belongs to
the Willoughby Boys. Buck resides in Jersey
City, hence, of course, could not have known
of the tale directly.
The Willoughby Boys so named from the
street on which most of them reside is one
of those informal Brooklyn organizations of
Penrod Scofelds, banded together for the
purposes Of life liberty and the pursuit of
anything they happen to want The only
things not desired by the Willoughby Boys
are arithmetic. catechism and girls, and the
worst of these, in the minds of the Boys, are
girls.
Hence, 1t was unfortunate that shortly
after his fifteenth birthday Whitley should
have succumbed to a grand passion for a
charming sub-flapper named Anna. Doubly
unfortunate because Whitley was the Weage
OF the Wiloughbys and as such was sup
posed to be a model of strength and good
so to speak, conduct. Love is neither an In
dication of strength nor good conduct in the
Boys opinion.
There was something else; another black
mark against Whitley. Once he went to the
circus at the Garden and wrote a piece for
the paper which was printed under the head
ing: Whitley, the Almost Perfect Copy Boy
Views the Circus" This piece for the paper
was plentifully larded with long adjectives,
which were derived not so much from Whi-
tey's cranial recesses as from the circus
program on which Dexter Fellows. the cir
Gus press agent, had run amuck. diction-
arily and polysylablcally speaking. But
the Wiloughby Boys did not know this. How
were they to know It? All they knew was
that Whitley had written these big words.
end that branded him as literary. Being lit
erary is nothing to brag about, so far as
the Willoughby Boys are concerned and they
decided that literary person like Whitley
was no III person TO be Weagle.
On the first Sunday he wore the long pant
Whitley was unaware of the fact that the
Willoughby Boys all OF whom still wear
the short pant were meeting in solemn con-
clave In the basement OF Danny'a house to
consider impeachment pr, eedings.
He walked In unexpec edly--in his long
pant. All mouths dropped Nothing so dra-
matte has occurred in history since Wash