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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Arrived Yesterday

L & transport Cantigny. Cristobal July
-; TO the : Army TRANSPORT Service
with 30 first. 80 second bin pass. 100
B'klyn.
M0nson Line with sugar. off Liberty.
Verona (Norl, Kingston July 10. Port
Morani 81. TO The Di Giorgio Co with
Maricopa tNor) Tampico July 49, TO
, Robert l. Hague with crude OIL Pier s,
Consta BILE Hook. y l.
President Roosevelt Bremen July 10.
southampton and Cherbourg 20; TO the
United States Lines with - first. 22s third
cabin pass. mails and mdse, Pier 4, Ho-
/ boken.
santana (Beig) Dsnzig July ~; TO the
Red star Linz with l24 pass and mdse
Virginia Limited. Richmond July 90: to
the Richmond New York $ Co with
Indse; Pier 40. Il X
nj occidente. Galveston July 20: TO the
Southern Pacific CO with mdse Pier SIN r
Pawnee, Baltimore July 81. to the Clyde
Co with mdse; Pier A. n r.
Aquitania tBr). SOUTHAMPTON and Cher
Lines with 474 hrst $50 second cabin, 36s
third class pass mails and mdse; Pier
Marore new. A3ss tons). Cruz Grande.
emile. July q Cnstobal 49, to Ore s s Co
with ore ore Dock, Constable Hook, j.
Coliamer. st Na2aire July t3. bordeaux
mdse; pier 2. lIoboken.
comal. Galveston July %; TO Mallory
Line with pass and mdse; Pier 3s. n r.
Ocmulsee. Tampa July 20: to Mallory
Co with mdse Pier rs. r.
sur'co Portland Iuly rs; to Transmarlne
Corp with mdse; Port Newark. ].
8 Wright, Hampton Roads July 81;
TO y Navy; OF looth st. n r.
providence FD, Marseilles July -.
Naples u; to Jas w Elwell &, Co with II
first. 22l second cabin and 304 third class
pass mails and mdse; 31st ST. B'klyn.
William Rockefeller Port Lobos, July q e.:
TO Robert l. Hague with oil; off TomplSns-
Gulf Prince. Port Arthur July %: to
Gulf Refining co with oil; Bayonne, j.
Nennonia OBJ, London July Is. Mont
real "a; to Cunard S co with mdse: In
Quarantine; VIII dock a IN at Pier "a,
y r. -
chickamauga, Philadelphia July 81; to
MQnson ; Line with mdse; off Liberty.
Lake Elmhurst, Nuevltas July 90; to the
q cuba Mail Co, with sugar.
- Denis (Br). Rio Grande do Sui June 90.
santos 20. Rio de Janero July 8. Victoria
I Bahia ~, Barbados 81; to the Booth
> co. with 81 mass. malls and mdse.
Parima (Br), Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
DIR. Lawless Not Suicide
Jilting by Girl Did Not Cause
Physician to Kill Self

Although Miss Betty Du Charme. Of
"a West SiXtv-eighth Street, was said
TO have admitted yesterday that she
mad refused 70 marry DIR. Robert Fran
CHS Lawless, head physician at tho san
ltarIum of Dr. F. H. Barnes in STAN
iord' Conn, until he had ceased drink
Grand Central Terminal on Thursd sne
night was entirely accidentaI and 'r nat
case, of suicide brought on by this
refusal. '"''
Following the autopsy performed
Yesterday: Chief Medical Examiner
Norris said death was due to an over
dose of chloral hydrate, apparently ac-
6. e1identally administered. He aaded
t trae the dead dead man had been taking
and that there was nothing to indirate
that he had taken the overdose with a
view of ending his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2s.~-Two hun
dred to three hundred thousand tons
wheat available for export from san ran
csco this year. More than 10000 tons
booked for orient san Francisco years
ago was principal loading point for wheat
on Pacific Coast. In recent years has ex-
ported barley only
ABERDEEN, July 2S.-Delco, Seattle
for New York via San Francisco, grounded
in mud In Gray's Harbor 27th, floatcd this
morning unchanged.
NORFOLK, July 2S-Shiping Bonrd str
Colleda, for Glasgow and Avonmouth via
New York expected to bring back Eng
lsh coal The Baltimore Steamship Com
pany has four other vessels in European
waters chartered for return cargoes OF
fuel.
Former Shipping Board strs Courtois
and Covedale. recently purchased by Mum
son Lines. are at Newport News awaiting
delivery. Reported that the two ships
Will be taken to Cramps yard nj Phiia-
delphia to be equipped with Diesel engines.
Two more Shipping Board vessels laid
up here Couparle and Cowan, recently
have been sold to Earl NJ Leaf of Los An
Relos. to be employed on the West coast
expected to proceed to Baltimore to load
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Oral Arguments Complete
On Downey Ship Claims
Attorneys in s8,OOO,OOO Case
Given Two Weeks to File
Additional Briefs

From The Trtbnnes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 28.-The claims
commi ssion of the Shipping Board com
pleted the hearing of oral arguments
on the Downey Shipbuilding Corpora
tlons claims. Chairman w. D. Meals
announced that the attorneys in the
case would be given two weeks in
support of their contentious. Whan.
the commission has taken these briefs
into consideration in connection with
the 1000 pages of testimony heard bv
Commissioner Wood in New York civ
during the last year, decision will he
maze and be presented to the SHIPPING
board for approval or rejection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Idle Ships Abroad
Show Decrease i'm
Last Six Months
Greatest Improvement Noted
i'm Danish Fleet; Consuls
Report Widespread De-
preston i'm s h ipping

Conditions in shipping abroad ATE
much better than at tho first Of the
year, although the situation is still
unfavorable, according to reports to
the Department of Commerce from its
consular representatives. The best
showing Is that Of the fleet under the
flag of Denmark. The Danish Ship
owners Association reported on July
that the tied-up vessels aggregated
f25,950 gross tons, compared with 25S,-
267 on January ID. The total feet
aggregated $4,000 gross tons. Boats
under construction on July were re-
ported at $4,000 tons.
Assistant Trade Commissioner Soren-
son said that in Norway idle shipping
showed "A slight decrease, although the
freight market continued dull YES.
sells under construction on the first of
the month numbered forty, Of $1,000
tons.
Trade Commi ssioner Adams, at The
Hague, reported that the depression in
the Netherlands was heavier than be-
fore. Idle ships at Rotterdam and
Amsterdam amounted to $4,000 gross
tons on January Is and $4,000 gross
tons on July Is.
Cable dispatches from Madrid to the
Department of Commerce gave the in
formation that $4,000 seamen were
idle in Barcelona. This was due to the
inactivity Of 1879 steamships Of $780,
tons.
German shipping, especially at Ham
burg, has been hindered seriously by
the strike Of marine engineers, which is
still unsettled No recent information
has been received from Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
New Barge Canal Grain
Line to n. Y. Started
Steamer Leaves Toledo OH the
First Trip Through
Waterway

TOLEDO. Ohio. July 28.-The canal
barge steamer West Chester, towing
the barges United States PIP and 2l7
with cargo of $4,000 bushels of grain
left this port late yesterday for Buff
falo. en- route TO New York. From
Buffalo the boats will go through the
New York State barge canal to their
destination.
The trip is being made in an effort
TO establish regular grain freight
service between Great Lake ports and
the seaboard and should the initial
trip prove successful, regular sched-
ule of service Will be adopted during
the remainder of the season. it is said
in marine circles. The service has
been contemplated for some time and
is not one arising from the circum-
stances of the railroad and coal
strikes, il is said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Confirms Bolivian Grants
lowering Concessions Trans
ferred TO Standard Oil

Confirmation of the Bolivian con-
cesslons was contained yesterday in
the following .tatement issued by the
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey !:
The government of Bolivia has an
proved a contract, dated March B,
1921, by. which the rights held by
Richmond. lowering G. Co. under the
terms of the concession granted March
:, 1920, were transferred to the Stand
ard Oil Company IN. J) and has an
proved at the same time certain modi
hcaetons to the concession to make It
conform to recent petroleum lcrisl;,-
ton in Bolivia"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS Avn
SHEPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration OF America. Shipmasters NJ
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 thar
these reports should be sent promntlv
at noon each day In order that thsy
may be received in time for publica.
lion. NH''N"
Position reports can also be SAINT
tnroush the stations OF the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company Inc. New
1oTk tty lWcG), Babylon, l.. /.
MsE). Easthampton. H. /. (WsAl,
New London. Conn. (WST).
no churse made for medical nv
surgical! advice. latest news and weatber
reports. N "eaNhei
The Radio Corporation of America
VIII receive position reports throush
ne following stations: Cape ca
1NCC'. Siasconset, Mass. CWSC1 Nav
LONDON Conn. WLCl, Cape NAV New
York City (WNY). NC"
medical and surgical advice Will mo
given free Through thu Radio Cornora
non CT America by the PnbIic
Health Service uoiie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29

MALTA. July 2e-Clan Maobrsyne tsrl
TJILATJAP. July 2e Clan Macylcnr
GBr). Vancouver.
BORDEAUX, July "a NJ ont Vcntoux
tFr). New Orleans.
GENOA, July 23--Phoebus ORD. New
York. ,.
MARsE1LLEs July 90 - Marie utap,
Norfolk.
CoNsrANTtNoPLE July 22-Bueiand
Baltimore,
NAPLES, July al - Karlsvik (swed).
Boston.
IMMlNGuAM. July 27-Porsager (Br.
FORT TALBOT July s7--Ramore Head
(Br), Montreal.
MELBOURNE. July 27---Canadian High
lander tBrl. Vancouver.
GIBRALTAR. July 27--Rlon tBr), Fort
Arthur,
COLOMBO. July c7-The Lamb New
York
NEW CASTLE, N s w, July 2G--Wal-
kAwA tBr). san Francisco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-da,

Paris {Fr), Havre July %. TO French
line With ,, mails; IS expected 10 dock fore
COMA Liverpool July is. to Cunard
Co With mails; is expected to doc
forenoon at Pier So n r tWest 10th ST.
Eiysia tBr). Londonderry July 90 to
/ Cnnard- Az Choir Line with mails; is ex-
pseted 20 dock afternoon at Pier Cd. n r
West sd stl.
Due Tomorrow
Finland. Antwerp July 90 10 Red Star
Line with mails: is expected 10 dock fore
noon at Pier 81. \ r IWest 10Th st)
Toioa tBr), Havana July 81: to United
Fruit Co with mails: is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier is, e r MAIDEN !,ane1
Monterey. Havana July 81: to Y &.
Cuba Mail Co with mails; is expected
70 dock late afternoon AT Pier 10. B'kiyn
Montague stJ.
Lenape. Jacksonville July 81; to CLYDE
$ Co. is expected TO dock at Pier 90.
II tchaglton ST..
CITY OF st Louis. Savannah July 81: to
ocean CO; is expected 10 dock at Pier
30. \ X tSpring ST..
Due Monday
Battle tsrls Liverpool July "a; to white
Afternoon II PIsr 90. lWssi 1sta 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29

MunarRo. Ashborn; Nassau and Antilla
KINGSTON; United Fruit Co. '''>'
-, Majestic Q3r) HAYES; Southampton via
Cherbourg: White Star Line
Eastern Leader, Petersen; Hull and
Newcastle via st John; j II Winchester
CIssy (Nor). Christensen; Nassau; Y
&c Cuba Mail s Co.
Tho2rdis lNor). Jensen; Genoa to Bos-
ton; Pace Sons & Co.
Lake Floravista Church; Cienfuegos.
N & Cuba Mail s s CO. - - '''
Brei2 lzel UTr), Alice; Havre and Dun
Ryndam Outch), Krol: Rotterdam via
plymouth and Boulogne; Holland Amer
lea Line.
Celtic Br1, Roberts; Liverpool via
Queenstown; White Star Line.
Napierian CBr), Kerruish; Antwerp; r ed
Ecuador, Paulsen; crstobal and Balboa
via Norfolk w r Grace & Co
Baracoa. Robne; Port au Prince and
Kingston; clyde $ Co. Y
Nir"ilia Br), Bernie; London; Cunard
Caronia (Br). Alexander; Plymouth
cheTbourg and Hamburg; Cunard $ Co.
Somerset, Midget; Hamburg; Robert
I. Hague,
Eurybates G3r). lloyd. sabang and 81.
bolga; Funch Edye & Co.
Edgehill. Powell; Philadelphia: Black
Diamond $ Corp.
NannycKl tBr), Byrnei CherDoNrg, South
ampton and Hamburg; Royal Mail Steam
Packet Co.
y Amu INA M sru dap chiba; Yok9hama
anna Canal: Barber S S Lines.
Verona (Nor), Olsen: Baracoa; Atlantic
Roif 6Dan>. Larsen; Santiago; n &
Cuha Mail S S Co,
Glare, Risk San Juan and Ponce; A H
Washington Maru (Jap) Kitsuka; Yoke
mama ana Kobe via savannah. liarriS
Magill & Co.
Northland, Foster; Boston: Eastern s
Mesaba (Br) Claret; Baltimore; At
ianuc Transport Line.
nr hass Fa4 r,nda Pow; CO Wilmington and
ion Transportation Co.
pawnee, Mood; Baltimore; CLYDE s Co
Panuco Teske; Norfolk; & Cuba
Mail Co.
Mohawk; Ingram: Charleston and Jack
sonvllle; clyde Co.
Julia Luckenbach, smith: Boston: Luck
enbach s 8 Co,
Ltberetor. Mckenzie; Providence; At
America, Rind Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Bremen; U Lines
city of Oran (Br). Thompson; Yolo-
hama, Kobe and Shanghai via Norfolk and
Panama Canal; Norton. Lilly & Co.
Paria. tiudeins; ST. Thomas and st.
Northwestern Miller (Br) Golfer; Lon
don; Furness, Witty & Co.
Lord Ormonde (Br). Girvan: GuayaQuil
and Ecuador via Mobile and New Orleans:
American Metals and Transport Go.
Santa Marta. Birks: Santiago and King
ston; United Fruit co.
Giuseppe Verdi tItsi), Torriani: Palermo
Naples and Genoa; Mcdonnell < Truda co.
Eastern Grown, Hum; Cape Town and
Port Natal; G ID Mallory & Co.
STANLEY Dollar, Parker; Vancouver and
san Pedro Via Baltimore and Panama
Canal. Dollar S S Lines
II Dmock. Allen; Boston; Eastern
s $ co.
city OF savannah. Borum; Savannah
ocean : Co
Narcissus, Houeh New Orleans; u s
Shipping Board.
sehr Edward. Smith Mclean; St.
George Sexton & Bryant
Bge Wildwood (Brl, Card: Windsor; ] f
whitney & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
BOARDERS WANTED

BOARcGRS wanted. attractiv. -
sentoel guests; references exchansgssao ss;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29

saxonia eIar), Hamburg July 81; to
CutIard 3 Go with malta; is expected TO
took forenoon at Tier sc, RestWest
orbita fBrl. southampton July 20; to
Royal Mail steam Packet ca with mails
In expected 10 dock forenoon at Fier ~
santa piisa. Valparaiso. July 12; to w
II ,iraee & Go with maiis. liz expected 90
dock forenoon AZ Pier ~. hkiyn (Atlantto
Bnslnl.
President Arthur. Bremen July 20; TO
4 = Lines with malls; Is expected ia dock
forenoon at Pier l. iloboken
Ponce, san Juan July "a. to y X Porto
Rico y $ co with mails; Is expected to
dock forenoon ut Pier SO. Bkiyn tcon-
gress SD,
paliett Il 90 with mails; h expected to
dock forenoon at Pier II, Bklyn tMonta-
que sb.
TO Norwegian American line with mRlla
il expected TO dock afternoon ut foot goth
It. B'kiSn.
Due Tuesday
Manohuria. Hamburg July 20. Amer Line
Italia Trieste. July 10. .... .Cunnrd Co
Ortssba Havana, July 81 49,. Waro Line
Oscar H. Chriatiania. July Fl.
scandina Wan American Line
Canada Lisbon, July 20Jas w Eiwell a. Co
Constanttnople. constantnople. Aug B.
n Galanos & Co
Due Wednesday
President Garfield. London July 90.
u Lines
MORO Castle. Havana, July 80,
Cuba Mail Co
Due Thursday
President Harding, Bremen. July 26.
Linen
Reliance. Cher5ourg July 81.
United American Lines
Elbro. Valparaiso, July IA.
Pacific steam Nav Co
Tivives, Kingston. July 80. United Fruit Co
Due Friday
BerengaraA Southa nlpton, July 30
Cunard s S Co
Polonia. Copenhagen. July 10.
Baltic American Line
Denis Ilio de Janeiro July ). Booth X Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Sailed Yesterday

Corvallis fBD Norfolk; Gitano (Br).
Hui Bristol City CBr). Bristol Col<est,
Freeinantle; Munargo, Nassau; Eastern
Leader. Hun Via st John; Kasama (Br)
Cape Town; Ecuador. La Idbertad: Mex
ico, Havana: Tanamo. san Juan: Thords
(Nor9, Boston; sch Spindrift Georgetown
st Andrews Bay, Fla: motorship Bayonne'
Philadelphia.
w G Teagle, Texas City: Lake Fannin.
w W alna,hgtoni Rolf (Dan). Santiago; Lake
City OF Benares CBr). Port Said Edge
hllI' philadelphia; Menominee (Br), Lon
don! Banan (Nor). Santiago
Amur Maru (Jap). Yokohama
Raracoa. Port au Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Freight Ships Due
Due d,


Vessel Port. Agency
Eu-yades. Port Said. July l.
Tunch. Edge & Co
stan;ey Dollar. San Francisco %s, Ju'y e. ,n
Ringborg Gibraltar. July IA.
N0y0 Nar0 San Fra"f Toyo T 1niy a. ka..th
Norton Lilly q Co
vennonla, London, July 10. .Cunard S 8 Co
Vincent Dunkirk. July 10.
Eastern Merchant Los Angeles. July g.
Luckenbach s Co
Due morrow
Diana Dollar. Colombo. July 20
Dollar S S Lines
Gaelic Prince. Gibraltar. July IL.
Furness. Witty & Co
Wayo Maru, San Francisco, July 8.
Togo Kisen Kaishs
West Jaffrey. Cristobal. July 49,.
Vessel. Duval &. Co
Edgar Luckenbach, Cristobal. July 49,
Luckenbach S 8 Co
Due Monday
City Of Batavia. Gibraltar. July IS.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Editor, Dunltirk. July 1S
Cosmopolitan Line
Londonier. Antwerp. July l6.
Lloyd Royal Beige
Vasconia. London. July 49,. .Cunard Co
Due Tuesday
Sar.atia. Port Said. July Kerr S Co
West Mahomet, Port Said, July s.
United American Lines
Due Wednesday
Hatarana, London, July 10. Norton Lilly
San Michele. Gondia. July 10.
James w Elwel G. Co
Harlsvik. Genoa. July 12.. .Furness- Witty
Due Thursday
City Of Eureka Lisbon, July IA via
Philadelphia. ......... Mallory Lines
Sandown Castle. London. July 49,
Norton, Lilly G. Co
Due Friday
Bradavon. London. July 81,
u Navigation Co
Fort Gaines, Baracoa, July 49,
Atlantic Fruit Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Fire Record

- .i II s7o,.. DAMAGE
2;oO-se ": 18Th St, sosmes /: Unknown I
. newman ........... Irplxnoy,
a:aV-493 6th av.. unknown Irnkno,ym
''9o-ibf FRANKLIN St. Walter Baker
tnknowp
Su-4a W. 3nth ST, unknown Unknown
4'ooh-lol clinton ST., Feldman's
The Fire Record Of July OF ranra.a,..,
hre as having occurred In the preno,ses
o nj norman d hass, at 12S West 30th al
me FIRE Marshals office reports tho a.
was IN the premises Of another concern
at the same address oIe'h
$50 st. and Broadway; Gimbel
BROS: auto ...... Triei,c
"oo-li4 West Goth ct; Ardyne Cloak
,,o - JnltnnWp
.. ~ Forsyth ST.: Frank Gross Triein. .,
Eeo--Ganai and West Broadway.
en- henry Aioergroto; auto JTnknour
''S'- Simon Lexington av; Moses s' =
"D Irnitpnyu.
s,a,; n@eiasn st.; Louis Mayer.
''.'.''.ssA.sa.,.un known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Notice to Mariners
(By U S Hydrographic ONlcel

, NDy q . IEy vi Vs Il PIIFV CIIFNtI
Commanding officer of the s coast
guard cutter Acushnet reports that on July
10 an unsuccessful attempt was made by
dragging to locate the wreck reported in
September, 1913, Z miles 1907 from Pollock
Rip Slue light vessel Massachusetts, in
lat-41 3S 10 n Ion 60 40 38 w. Since no
trace of this wreck found. 1t Is pre-
sumed no longer to exist, and will be re-
mov@i from the charts.
Wreck, Tampico Entrance
Information has been received that the
wreck OF Mexican fishing steamer has
been removed from the north jctty at
rainpicJ, Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Chicago to New York
Freight Line Begun
Two 3,O0O-Ton Vessels Leave
This City for the St. Law
r.e,,ca Rive.

CHICAGO, July 28.-Two 5000 ton
freighters, the Burlington and the
Bennington, will leave New Yc.,A this
week for Chicago by wax or the St.
Lawrence River and Welland Canal.
Three other freighters made the trip
last winter and are now operating in
the Chicago Montreal service.
With the arrival of the two new
ships all five will be put into the Chi
cago- Ogdensburg-New York service by
the Rutland-Lake Michigan Transit
Company. AT Ogdensburg they will
connect with the Rutland Railroad, de-
llyerlng package freight to Boston.
me SHIPS are expected to make the
tflp 1rcm New York in sixteen DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Navy Orders
From The Tyibuac's Washington Buredu
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Navy or

From The TytbHno's Washington Buredu
WASHINGTON. July 2S.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow
Ritter, 1T. Com. H. IL, 10 New York
Keller. 1t. h, TO New York.
Bridget. Ems. T. J., 70 q. 5. s. Osborne.
Davis. Ems A p. resigned.
Davis. Ems w. $. c., 10 L. s $. Scard.
Glass. Ems. X. p, to L. s s. Simpson.
Jones Ems w B.. to L. s. $, Jason
Lewis. Ems, T.. to Hampton Roads
Mccarthy. Ems. ]. T.. 10 Atlantic Coast.
Rochefort. Ems, J. j.. TO L. s. :. Guyana
Smith. Ems. r. IL, to L. : ). Converse.
Wiens. Ems. r. b, resigned
Holiander. 1t. q. 81 b., 10 Asiatie sta
Mack. III. Com. c. II. to L. s 8. PITTS
wsiiers. Ems. A. l., to Port Au Prince.
.Sivcr. Com. f T., 10 Quantico.
.Ianeway. 1t +. l.. resigned.
st-uIn. IL r. w. TO L. S. s. Pittsburgh
Putnam. 1t. o. "a }. IL s.. TO L. s. S
rs.tinss. Ii, 6. 60 w. w, TO cRvi.c.
h.rig II. r. e wssnlssssn,
&ewoapsas, FAATm u. E~r&e Wxahingtsa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Army Orders

From The Trtbme's Washington B,reou
WASHINGTON. July 2S.--Ar.uy orders
issued to-day follow:
Air Service
Iundberg. 1t. G. c.. to Beleville
Nierearth- 1t. y O., to Fairfield.
Barnett, IT. L.. 80 Crissy Field
Ordnance Department
W,,ri~s'ad. Capt. o. p, 10 Fort Sam
Houston.
Osborn. capt, n W, to stockton.
Hart, Capt. c Il. to Camp Meade.
Nix. Maj. Il r., to South Baltimore.
Quartcrmaster Corps
Gregory. Mai. l.. y. to Shanghai
Cock, Capt E, to Camp Holablrd.
Infantry
RILEY, Capt. J.. NJ. TO san Antonio
Lyons, Capt. T.. l., to Fort I.eaVcnwarth.
Green. Capt. X, 10 Fort Leavenw orth.
Miscellaneous
Phillips. 1t. J. Ii. Cav. 10 Preside Of
Monterey
Hltzfeidt. capt W. F. A. to Fort Sam
Houston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
by Independent Wireless,
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Marine s55 E Cape May July 81.
ruset sound s2e from Cape Henry July 81
r iinland 1900 e Ambrose July 81
lily OF SurelSa lat So 81 ion 6s "a rulv os
Eieimsport 25S f Ambrose July Is 30
Eiysia due New York forenoon lulv 90
July % 10" as
Alpine Range 10 E Ambrose july %
nenr onia so E Ambrose July 81
M M Helix 267 NE Cape Henry July 2s.
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Outgoing Steamships

NOTE.-Mail Information will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving tins.
Sail To-day
Ma asssfa sout liant Sail 10 So, rieT
America. Bremen, 3 Pm .......4, Hoboiscn
Nandyck, H1mburg. / PM n r
Eyndam. Rot terdam. l2 NJ: 5th st, Hoboken
Giuseppe Verdi. Naples, 10 M....o5, n r
Eastern Grown. Cape Town. ]" NJ.
3, Army Base B'klyn
Eastern Star, Danzig. 3 PM...,.22, B'kiyn
Caronia, Hamburg, / PM ..........56, ;, r
Celtic. Liverpool. IL M...,.........GC, n r
City of Auckland, Adelaide, PM
l. Bush Docks, B klyn
yT,p9 , La Guayra, y M.....11, B klyn
Siboney. Havana. Ii AM. ........14. f r
san Juan. San Juan. 12 35, B'klyn
Edward Luckenbach. Cristobal. 3 PM.
Edith, San Juan, IL M..........27, B'kiyn
Sail Tomorrow
Sarcoxie Havre. PM. ...2 Hoboken
PARMA st Thomas, PM. .....,24 b klyn
Sail Tuesday
A1uitania. SOUTHAMPTON, IL M......54, y r
'rederik Vlli' Copenhagen, Y NJ;
West Nohno, DaKar. IL NJ
sstanmore. teith, - NJ .,...:...32, 3 k ky
Sam'and, DanziG. 12 M.........61. N r
Bantu. Cape Town. PM 10Th st. B'kivn
.nnoko. Antwerp IL M /. Army b, B k1yn
Matura Grenada, l PM .......94B 'klyn
Munpiace. Vera Cruz, 10 M........ 9. e R
Sail Wednesday
Paris. Havre. IL Mr.
AMERICA; Palermo, l PM. .........Ss'N r
Tres I,, POLK London. l PM. ....1 Hoboken
1Eiysia' Glasgow, Jpn. .............64, N r
tn,Hcohia, Liverpool, IL M........bf N r
Minnekahda Hamburg. ~ M'SS n p
1ahleo. Hu! IL M ....... eth St Foboken
GGaccnns Algie PM Erie Basin. B'kiyn
Carrillo. Kingston. 12 M... q NJ n
Sail Thursday
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. ~ NJ So Np
Saxonia Hamburg. II 6G' \. -
Minnesotan. Philadelphia, l PM.
g. Bush Docks. B l1lyn
Sail Friday
Munamar. Nuevitas, IL Me u p