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New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

HAMPTON ROADS, va. Aug 60 = A.. AZ .
rived: Aug las Mundals, Naw York ssis
CITY eisr5, phiaacipisa; Bonny tBr5 New
York. sailed Aug 10, Hampton. New
Fiorio dtals, Mediterranean ports. Mast
ayis tDt) Rotterdam. Trosnpenberg q,t,s
sydneg g q; Aug 20. ca!isto tDtl, nfe.
n,sn via st John, N .; Hoiilnside. New
HN'LlrA&. Aug 20 arrived quaker
5Acksoss WILLIE, Fla, Aug 2c- Arrived.
Arapahoe. New = yosls 8 Taseon Bsltimere
ldadtan. rort Arthur; snnaanse, Boston.
MONTREAL Aug ~ and 2o--Arfiyed: !:
Isaluehis,an mr,. sneaia. Montoalm tIsr,.
eater {Br,, West indies sailed: Generate
Petit tItan. Hamburg; naigte@n tar,,
brook (Isr,. West Indies Dunbridge tIsr1,
Lyndon xtell'a hr ha,. L9non ganepe
Head fnr, p,Irast.
NEW ORLEANS, Port Eads La.. Aug 20
Mainly ye Manor ppas tsp. Win Wimlnstoa ton patriak
Henry. Tampa. Sailed: Abangarez, hocas
del Toro; Ei Estoro, New York; Excelsior,
Managua (Nic) Bluefelds Maindy Dene
lBr). Progreso Mexican Iauy tBi), Vera
Cruz: Mongnevro utaD. Genoa Palma
San Jose, Tela Saramaecn, Port Barrios; !;
vika tNor), Puerto Castilla; Truxillo
Tampa; Winifred. Tampico; Yuma
PANAMA CANAL. C,Istobal. AUG 1a---
Sailed Bermuda sBc1 tfrem Victoria, u ,
tfrom valparaiso). New York
PHILADBLPHIA. Aug 2o--Arrivcd; Riol
York; Edgar F r.uctenhach New York;
Alaska Maru tIap) New York; Limae.
Port Lobos. Sailed: Bayonne, New York;
Birkenhead. Texas City: w M Irish. Texns
City Brighton tNofo. Haracce Taabot
ltNor9, Nankow
PORT ARTHUR Aug 2o--Arrived; Har-
vester. Mexico; Gufstar, Bayonne; Dirigo,
Philadelphia; ..ihoner. Phladelptlia.
Sailed: Cathwood. Tampico; VIM Burton,
North Of Hatteras,
York.
Havana, Sailed; CUBA. Havana.
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Aug 2o---Ar-
rived 18th: Manntai. Hilo. Steel Ranger,
Astore for New York; goth: Meriden.
Sinaloa (Nor), Tnlara Steel Scientist. Bal
timore, Sailed 19th City of Rangoon (Br).
Port Townsend; Regulaus (Norl, Tacoma
Cold Harbor. Portland, Ore; 20th Yngaren
(Swed), Belfast.
SAVANNAH Ga, Aug 2o--Arrived: city
of Savannah, New York Tulsa, JACKSON
vile. Sailed; City of MONTGOMERY, New
York.
ST JOHN, Aug 2o--Arrived: Lexing-
ton. Philadelphia.
TAMPA, Fla, Aug 2o~-saied: jacques
Cartier (Fr). New Orleans.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Aug 90
Arrived. Grace NJ pendleton, Norfolk for
Calais. Sailed: Schr Franconia (Br) tfrom
Alice tBr) from Parrsboro, N 81. New
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Arrived Yesterday

yFhua tBrl Port Limon Aug l2 Cris-
tebai 10 and Havana II; TO the Cuited
Fruit Go, with 32b pass. Snaiia and mdse.
pier Is 10 II.
Paloms Cuban, caibarien Aug 4 ana
Hayana AZ; ts the Munson Lime, with
Edgefield, Barry Aug 8: to the Barber
\ Go. with s.6eo tons OF coal, Pier Il
Chiffon. 1.
Caracas, La Guaira Aug D, Puerto Ca
beIle II. Curacao lS and San Juan NJ:
to Bliss. Daisett & Go. with 80 pass. malls
sns eaTo ais Mamb abr san ssaea sasn Aug 10 q the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with Is pass and mdse;
Pier y r.
Celtic tBrl. Liverpool Aug ls and
Queenstown lss TO the White Star Line,
with t2i first. a7s second cabin, 1913 third
class pass mails and 'ndse, Pier SO n +,
Is, cadix 10, Gibraltar II. Barcelona 2s,
Alicante Al. Gandia Aug and Valencia
4; to Garcia. & Diag, with | pass and
mdse; Columbia ST. Brooklyn.
Arson, Constantinople Aug /. 10 the
Standard OH Go of New York, in ballast;
OF Tompkinsviile
Lilly 4 Co. with 6,7oo tons of coal; Pier
rs Clifton, $ ].
Marshall tNorl, Manzanilio, Aug 10; to
the West india Co, with sugar; Oft
Liberty
iiassel tNor,, Sunderland July 81. to
wentz CO, with 5,soe tons of coal; of
aIcor tDu9. cardir Aug 4 to vanneivdt.
Goodman Go. with 4,so4 tons of coal;
Pier l5 Clifton S l.
city OF Atlanta. Savannah. to the Ocean
S s Co, with passengers ana mdse; Pier
50 n H
Apache, Jacksonville ard Charleston, to
the clyde $ $ Go, With passengers and
natise; Pier SO n r..
Hamilton. Norfolk to the Old Dominion
Trans Co. with passengers and mdse; Pier
I'll " r.
Storm King Philadelphia.
Karliyik, Boston 10 J /. Jensen; Pier
Bush Dks, Bklyn,
Sag Harbor, Galveston, to Joyce watkins
Co; off Liberty.
aunrio. Galveston. to Munson 8 Co;
off Liberty.
Livingston Roe. Beaumont, to l.
Hague: on Tompkinsville.
Lepsnto (Br), Antwerp.
Freeman, Norfolk.
Easteru pilot Rrjstol
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
American Vessels
Carrying Only 35R
OF Export Trade
Shows Need Of Powerful
s,simulant 10 u. s. Ship
ping, Says w. j.. Love as
He Makes Statistics Public
From The rtibuae's Wasnngton Bureau

IRON, TIe Tribuae's Wasningtos Bursou
WASHINGTON, u. G., Aug. 20.--In
making public overseas traffic stats,
ties. W. j. Love, vice president ana
general manager Of tho Emergency
Fleet Corporation, says that as com
pared to the great volume OF this
country's overseas trade the percer-
tage carried ia American bottoms IS
disproportiorately small "and reflects
the need for powerful stimulant TO
revive our sluggish transportation fac
tors"
Mr. Love said that for the fret six
months OF the current year the over
seas foreign commerce OF the United
States. exclusive of oil caTgoes and
traffic on the Great Lakes, shows a
steady increase in the volume of car
goes in import trade as compared with
the first six months of 1921.
There has been a steady is1crease,'
says Mr.. Love- ''in the volume of dry
cargoes imported in overseas trade
from the first Of the year, the increase
of June over January amounting to
more than 100000 tons or SO per cent
increase. The changes by months, in
crease or decrease over preceding
months, are as follows
February, 1914 per cent increase;
March 5.3 per cent increase; April,
stationery; May, II per cent increase;
June, 10.4 per cent increase. The per-
centage of incoming dry cargoes
brought from overseas in American
flag vessels shows in June decrease
OF per cent over January, but an in
crease over the intervening months.
The proportion of our overseas ex
port trade carried in American bot
toms is as follows: January, IS per
cent; February, 81 per cent; March,
35 per cent; April, 81 per cent; May,
81 per cent; June, 34 per cent, an
average of fraction less than 35 per
cent over the period.
A comparison by months with the
same period of 1921 is not fair one.
as the disturbed economic condition Of
Great Britain, due to the coal strike,
increased temporarily tho American
flag tonnage employed.
An average for the period from
January to July l., 1921, Of the same
percentage {35 per cent? as the
present year. was maintained however
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
BY independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Nros''ion az noon, distance given In miles
Agwihavre 50 SSw Nantuc,at Ave- On
Agwlmex l60 SW Nantucket ANS
Apache SO N Diamond Aug 1a 80
PPeimierophon 2 Peiip 100 Esn Cape May Aur %
ciavaracK i0o AZ py IN = Scotland Aug 20.
dorchester 207 Sc Barnegat Anp 10
eastern isa Pilot 81 q Ambrose Aus 40 20.
Eastsida swera sss a S9s Ambrose Aug 90
E.dgeneld 81 e Ambrose Aug n ~.
99ioueester l31 NE Winterquarter Ang ,n
Heien sea ea' 9 Urls Sa Island AM Aug 10.
almDn'des Juniata iss s@ a2e 8 Mantucket Aug 90
Nersnaw 10 SW Fire Island Ann 20
LenApe "a 8 Scotland 7 PM Aus As ~. ~
Lake Gilboa 1a7 Scotland Anr On
Iaheit aa. iat @ 81 43 lon 70 90 Aug 30
Lake % SW Nantucket Aug Ia
Lepanto 130 e New York Aur an
Mi1 MMuinarso left Nassau 5:40 PM AVG "a
$500 S3aau OF psara lat 40 20 Ion 10 OK Az ,n
MetF9se = Es,,oe oe WSW s1 Nantucket Aug ls Ao
Sable Suy 4ye ~ 'niies 10 degrees from Cape
Norfolk !, Ios W Ne winterouars.r A.. J,
Nah,aeaet a'u so 20 sW by u W Ere Ere 1y Is,s,s
orisabs onsarie Las 8 : Ere Island Aug 90.
Ponce as2 suseY sestano sSs Am Ambrose Aug 80
r,na rive Quarantine 8 AM Aug Ply ar
pre es nan Buren, $40 E Ambrose anr "a
Reaper Monroe 11o : 81 Ambrose Aug Is.
sm Ssa.s uans4o2 Scotland Aug 20
St Pa,,I a. q Jones @ So y Fire Island Aua "a
sibonev 9os 7os g q amerose Aug 10. =
ranamo 1Yan r. 8 Ambrose Aug 10
West esteIa ~ W.. Morid ~ S Sc Ambrose Aug 20
VEST IuaWsy Insksp az "a 4 2 ambrose Aug 20.
Tay 81 Mary M sas ssW Nantucket Aus 20, 30
snamo Minaaans sos rs 3 Sc ssotland Aug 20. ~
Robin adair hse saa asE ! Bermuda Aug 20.
Soiiamer Ssa. 5gs e Ambrose Aug 20 ~, aug 70.
MnaraeK Mnnarae eks s1o : Ambrose Aug 40.
Hurnn ssss soS y Scotland Aug 20.
Ga,narine G.,,F $40 Ambrose Aus ao
Len.na Ians nrinse s !. 500 90 NE Jupiter Aug so
Chimney 30 Sandy rT,os ~. ~.
NORA 20 Diamond Aug 20. ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

isr.,,f
Petersdorf dresses sklfss iois' 49, ~ Z
Farti; iis W, s2d A., st. ,,ras n rzat,,
TH3h1AS Ai .--~s slaeit i'fos'' iass0i'
nosionsss IarE .J,r Avenue. tsa,,,s4
DI1HttAsA ss. 81 s1y,ssrssS
child; isadcre8 iothschtlsd " - e'oofes
dry gd0ds Brssllh. a.a,,6 ,y.sS,,, u
FOItElJo Shio-fa s.! sa.le ~, ,s,,.ts
Ffesflyafi houae dFessesf aas = st, ps. q = =
aprons pettic0Mtst utidor Wear. 80 go ~ j .s< e
TOLEDO, Ohio afcyer Joi.assot' q W. J
A. ainn purg duTs' i.s1ss ~, =
TQLEDO4 Ohio&TT TTllaInson s' fsrVs - !, \,
Il. stewart. feather goods. notions Free
&tEins. 2so Sth ny 4 y, r,.,m,.ta,.3 90
Ts1WaNIl Ea g fsus y ~ T.
a'ss ysm'he w
foor egyerings, egs M
IN, Z ,s,,s 73iS. WNi,sDAI,ks A,ks ~ et''-
Tea9y 70 WsaL heunsS n., Z I
yaN !, w w ny NV ,,,,,,,i
seofse t.t WsHef. u's soo's = Z go
w AafJ1NyS3Tf)N
.., J ,t...,,s.
Lansoufeh pto,I ,,}a sds Asn,mus,s' s,a,,,,s,s
wooien ana c9ttoh pifce ,goVus 0' names, IA "a, ~
dotnestics. silks satins, vetyets; care VEN
& Hartmann. l29 ~, Sotn 50. s,,
K Eap1tol Apron mfR, CO.. W Piotnisk.
dresses house dresses, wrappers, &proas;
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

t.asy4s. pansiE, ] I'M q, Russs Docks. n'lssyn
Eikaoia, Kingston, 10 NJ ". ., ~ n
irost Ill ueorge. Berlnudas ii AM, rs. N R
Muhwopd. Matanaas ~ M Q. n.
Sail Thursday
wuarttsmburE. Hamburg, liz M .ss. ~ ri
United States, eopethasen, s. II IA A. 4,
Pam America. lilo Jsnesro. Pr q, Hoboksn
Msxico. Hcra Griis, Pm "A. 70
Bird eity, Ruerlos Ayres; 1rsni PA na.s a.n,.n.
stuart nollar san HssnsIsse, Il M
ALASKAN. ph,laasipnss II - $, !.
8. Bush Cocks. B'klyn
sail Friday
N..ss4a Nsssi si'ss Tlsssp. E.ss nfy hky
Eastern Plane, Auckland. F ~
. . :, ss,ay 7, ,s Rase, R'klyn
KNIT Jarl. bergen, i + M. ' esss. sass B'slsa M
rsssne ',ssasaa ess9skssa s,esk seam = r.
sariaam, n Trinidsa. iaa M..........s. n H
Fanaina cristobai. PM...,s.l.2.s...s 81, n r
Hellas Turks lale. PM... '....a.7s. y X
Sail Saturday
Majestic. Southampton, . PM. .s,..ss, n r.
Celtic, Liverpool AZ NJ ..iss.. so.
Dante AIiBlieri. Na pies. ss.s.s.,.s5. 25.
Lapiand, Antwerp. IL NJ ns. Il
Rotterdam. Rotterdam, y n;
9Th st, Hoboken
Arabic, Naples. II NJ ...,i.s..s So, N
President Fillmore. Bremen. PM,
Eastern Sun. Cape Town, "a NJ.
4, Army Base. B'kiyn
Sandown Castle Cape Town. 3 PM
9, Bush Docks, b lSlyn
Oropesa, Hamburg IL M.,...3..l.s..42. " II
Rosalind. 81 Johns. IL AM. Java, st, Bklyn
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. IL AM. 90.
s,saosT Saassn nsenos nsYsn Ay1es y AM4 Hesosee
Santa Marta, Kingston. IL AM. 80, N r
Caracas. San Juan. 12 nj .....s.. II, B'klyn
once. San Juan. 12 NJ .....s.... 35. B'klyn
Giarein. San Juan, fs Nj M....,.s...27, B'klyn
Polscarp, Para, II AM. - ..s., ,.a3. B'klyn
Harry Luckenhach, San Francisco, i2M,
3bth st R'kIyn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Passenger Ships Due
Tina Tndov

oropesa tBr), southampton Aug II; to
il expected to dock late Monday early
Tuesday at Pier AZ, N Fl (Morton st).
Hellig olay tDan1. Christiania Aug II;
is expected to dock forenoon at foot 17th
st. Hoboken.
chor Line with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 64. n r (West 23d sts.
:, Bergensfiord lNor). Bergen Aug II; to
Norweg ian American Line; will dock at
3 p m at Soth st. B'klyn.
Santa 1.uisa, Valparaiso Aug 2; to w r
Grace & Co with mails; is expected to dock
about 9 IN at Pier 33, B'klyn (Atlantic
Basin).
Hansa (Ger) Hamburg Aug 81 to United
American Lines with mails. is expected to
Seth ST..
to Navigazione qenerale Italiana with
mails; iR expected to dock forenoon at
Pier 81, N r (West 57th st).
Western World, Rio de Janeiro Aug 8; to
Munson s Lines with mails: Is expected
TO dock forenoon at Pier 8, Hoboken.
| Rico S Co with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier sb. B'klyn (Congress
st).
Fort st George (Br). Bermuda Aug 1s;
to Furness,. Witty & Co with mails Is ex-
pscted to dock forenoon at Pier IS. r
CWest 55th st),
Due Tomorrow
Majestic lBr), Southampton Aug 49,; to
White Star Line with mails: is expected to
18th st).
Mount Carroll, Hamburg Aug 10; to
United American. Lines with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier s6,
(West 46th st).
Mongolia, Hamburg Aug IL; to American
Line with mails; is expected to dock about
noon at Pier 5S, r (West 18th st).
Munargo. Nassau Aug 10 ; to Munson S 8
Lines with mails: is expected to dock $3.50
m at Pier 8, Il (Coenties Slip)
siboney. Havana Aug 1s; to N & Cuba
Mail $ Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IA ID r. (Wall stl
Due Wednesday
President Van Buren,. Cherbourg Aug IA;
| 10 Lines with pass. mails and mdse
is expected to dock at Pier 4. HoboKen.
Arabic (Br), Genoa Aug s; to White Star
Line with pass, mails and ,ndse. is en-
pected to dock at Pier SO, N r (West
| 22d st). N"es'
| Santa Marta. Santiago Aug is. to fJnitaa
FRUIT co with pass mails and mdse is
expected to dock forenoon at Pier 15. 10 r
| (Maiden Lane). = ~
| 49,. Due Thursday
/ Hanover Bremen. Aug H.
Patrfa, Naples, Aug 10. N'osa
carriilo. Kingston. Aug is United Fl Fruit Il GO GO
! Due Friday
! Serehsarla, southampton, Aug 49,
Ri5ndam. Boulogne Aug 1s. 70
4 Holland-Arnerica Line
/ Due Saturday
Gotnsand, Antwerp. Aug IT. Red starT,r.
! Scytnla, Liyerpooi. Aug IL. Cunard q q &c
monterey Havana. Aug 80. -. Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
American Porte

kotian fBr1, Liverpool r,raadst,de saaiyed Da-
,sSaa nSoa..srdMam lam Anthons iroves II. Bn,,a.,nl ,,D.nl.
sonsils @ rag oritsn, NSr, ,s Saryg crstan gaeh
eiana fBr5. Miaaiesboorop o Fort antonio: Gra-
= ] rInli philadelphla. p0'ei ooat Hertie
Alsersa susToN Sa-, Aug so--Arrived and sai,.,.
oaeenstown fo, eor Naw Nalsssow VOW, Liverpool and
Tolk. rni arrxed; San Bias tsr1. Bocs. Sos, as,
rx roro Roseden tBr>, Hartiepool: as Earv;ahi dsi
walk vail NV NV ynrs yHasnburs via Shields: Nor. .Sn
Moon,..reai: on. schr Josiah B Chase Nar, S,sr).
" vG,as;ARLEsToN. e,s 8 G. Aug So-"arpixaa. orrolx
viils als e. mr., Boston omanchs. Jackson
ar,is arInur = Paul. Boston; Josephine % sSnTs Saw
,,,a - sl,e ~ EsToN, Aug 20--Arriyed. r,c,nl
~ q Sailed ~ N isso,'
,,I,..,' I,s,''''e' 81 hla Charles Harwood. IAN
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Brazilian Exposition To Be
Ready for Opening Sent.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 2O.-Practi-
cally al the governments buildings
will be ready for the opening Of the
Brazilian Centennial Exposition. ac-
cording to Prefeito Carlos Sampaio,
chief commissioner
"All the Brazilian buildings for the
exposition will be ready for the in
auguration on September Z, except the
amusement park" he said, "and that
will be opened by the end of the
month"
Of the foreign expositions buildings
only those of Japan, Belgium and Mex
leo will be ready on Inauguration day.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Buyers Arrived
tcontInued from preceding paus)
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS
sehaperr strey Co:i A. schaper, mems
Prenninger's; N. j. Prenninger, coats,
suits; Pennsylvania.
b. Nugent & Bro. Dry Goods CO.: A. M.
Wolff, drapery. upholstery curtains; AZ
filiated Retail Stores, 1872 B'way
Rosenthal- l-Sloan Millinery Co; q. M.
Barnes, ribbons, silks, satins, velvets; a03
6th av.
Paristyle Garment Co.; I. A. Hessel,
womens ready to wear; Martinique
TAMPA, Fla.-Manuel Leibovitz Manuel
Leiboyitz. dry goods. shoes; Breslin
TAMPA, Fla.--Joseph kasriel; Joseph
Kasriel. dry goods; Park Avenue
TERRE HAUTE. Ind.--J. NJ Lubin: ].
M Lnbin, dresses, coats, suits: 1882 B'way.
sTERRE HAUTE, 1nd.-HerZ Store: r. +,
Snapp. dresses. coats. suits waista. s
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
City Island

July Fl via Boston Aug ls. Tor New York.
to Hansen & Jensen with mdse tanehored);
schrs Maud Gaskill 1Br). Hillsboro for
Go; g Harriet tHr), st John fer New
York with lumber. to Stetson. Cutler s.
Redman; Theoline, Windsor for Newburgh
with plaster, to Higginson Mfg Co; Susan
tBr). Farrsboro for New Yorl, with lum
Der. to blanchard Lumber 20; Bessie and
Leila, Providence for New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 2o-Motor ship
Annie johnson, which arrived to-day from
Mahukona, reported 14th spoke and
boarded sch William H Smith about 500
miles from this port. Schooner from Faisi,
Solomon Islands, April 26 for San Fran
cisco. and overdue was short OF provi-
sions. Annie johnson supplied provisions
for thirty days Schooner now out 116
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mail information viii be found
on Travel Page Eighth Column = 0
The sailing hours below are dav1;pbt
Sail Tomorrow
Vessel. Port Sail p;ar
Aquitania. Southampton l2 nj IA :,
Resolnte, hamburg. 10 Al ii. ss r.
Presidente Wilson. Trieste I2 AZ
Quebec City, Hamburg, I2 M.I4 R,kivm
Persier. Havre. r M z. Erie Basin. B.kiyn
Sail "Wednesday
Farts. ffavPc. liz M : (. . - s.. 8ss ~ :, s,ri,,.s
President Adams. London. ii sso a IL ~ ~ 3 =
I, Heb6Aaees
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Sailed Yesterday

C A Garfield, Tampico: Willsoio, San Fran
cisco, Eastern King, Cardiff; Roman Star
(Br), Liverpool. etc; Diana Dollar, San
Pedro, etc
Antilla,. Santiago, Cuba sch Geo w
Truitt Virginia VI
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Departures

PLYMOUTH, Aug 2O--France tFr)
from Havre for New York.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 19--Baitic tBrl, New
York via Queenstown; Regina (Br), Mon
treai.
York.
LONDON. Aug 1a--President Polk, New
York
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Fire Record

A. NJ
2:os-s24 sd av.: Joseph stiener;
2:o5--777 linton av., the Bronx: ils
linton Wet Wash Co. Unknown
S:2o-l6o7 Broadway; Rose Ora
4:oo-5so Bergen av., the Bronx; if'hins
Hill Ware Bakery ... .Triftng
s:00--2326 Ryer ay., the Bronx;
Thomas Maloney Triting
s:4o--2262 7th av.; unknown. thrilling
I0:40--l Mercer St: unknown. -. Trifllng
10:45--62s Brook ave, the Bronx;
Morris a. Co. o............ $4,000
lo;So-2s74 Amsterdam av,; un-
known ....a.............. Unknown
11:25-ss5 Columbus av.; NJ. Res
l1:5o-2so Elizabeth st.; st.; George uaNnoWh
Lartey ........,.....4... Trifing
1S;so-ss1 Columbus av.; sparon
1s:sS-ss7 West seth st; Fred Fox. rr'hlns
2:a5--64s st. Paurs pl, the Bronx;
Dora Ishenbaum Unknown
2:4o-3ooS First av.; Joseph Sos
s:2o-s1 west 18th st.; unknown. uhkh0wn
49, - Unknown
s:ao-ss Hamilton ST.; Joseph
5.1o-ls Rutgers p unknown Trf1ingg rriaing
b:40-70 Pitt St; Sam Weber. Unknown
6;3O--45f West 126th ST.; automo-
bile; Herbert Morgan. - $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

Winds al sess To-day
East Gulf Gentle variable Winds partly
cloudy weather and occasfonaf Showers
West Gulf ~Gentls variable Winds and
f9if weather
Caribbean Sea and WinGward passa ge4
Moderate variable winds, mostly easterly !.
partly cloudy weather snd occasional
showers.
North of Sandy Hook Fresh northwest
winds and fair weather
Sandy Hook to Hattsras--F Fresh north
efiy winds and fair weather
Hatteraa 20 Florida Straits.-Moderate
variable winds. except fresh northeast off
the North Carolina coast; cloudy wenther
and urcs s:nllaf showers
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

PLYMOUTH, Aug 20-President Hard
ing. New York for Bremen (and pro
ceeded).
LIVERPOOL. Aug 2o--Cedrc (Br) New
York via Queenstown.
LONDON, Aug 2o--President Garfield,
New York via Plymouth.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Marine Reports

NOT The siolaFa be .S2w are standard TIM
THE F1tsEs
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

lila 2s1 s Ambrose Aug 90.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-24
32 PLAYERS IN
 YANKEES SQUAD
Miller Huggins Picks Roster From Which He Will Choose
 New York American Team

NEW YORK, Jan. ,23.-The Yankee training squad, which will report for the spring thawing out exercises at New Orleans early, in March, will number 32 men, Forty-four men were in the squad last spring.
 The roster from which Miller Hug gins will select the, team to defend the American League pannant fol lows:
 Pitchers-Bob Shawkey. Carl Mays, Waite Hoyt, Sam Jones, Joe Bush, Harry Murray, B. T. Culp. Lefty O'Doul, Bob Tecarr. George Quinn James Jolly, Buck Wilson and Harry Harper.
 Catchers-Wally Schang, Al Devor- mer and Fred Hoffman,
 Infielders-Wall Pipp. Aaron Ward Mike McNally, Sverett Scott, Frank Baker, Johnny Mitchell, Norman Me Millin, w. w. Kingdom and Glen Xiii finger.
 Outfieldefs-Babe Ruth. Bob Meu sel, Elmer Miller, Chick Fewster. Bob by Roth, Hinkey Haines and Camp Skinner.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-24
Y|sCOUNT BRYCE
 CALLED SU NDAY
Washington Delegates Unite in Paving High Tributes
 to British Statesman

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-Tributes to Viscount Bryce of Decnemont. Brit ish statesman. diplomat and author, who died yesterday at Sidmouth. Eng land. were paid today by representa- tives of the various powers partici- pating in the arms conference
 Upon converting of the conference in committee session on Far Eastern subjects, Arthur J. Balfour of Great Britain. Secretary Hughes and Elihu Root for the United States. and Am bassador Jusserand for France, in turn, made addresses.
 Hughes said Viscount Bryce's passing away was not only a serious loss to statesmanship. but it deprives the world of one of it's great leaders and benefactors." Hughes said the viscount's loss was felt with especial keenness by the, American people as he had long been "the mentor of their youth"
 Root declared Viscount Bryce died in the midst of activity after career of the greatest usefulness 9nd re spect. admiration and affection of the people among whom he lived. The viscount, he added, had brought tC bear most unusual aualities on the most serious and difficult problems of the time.
 Jules Jusserand, French. amba ssa dor, declared the viscount "had z wonderful personal charm, gifted witf a broad optimism, a great faith in the future and faith in the people of thi: earth, which came from his know ledge of the world"
 BGlfour said he was convinced nc | tribute that could be paid to hin would equal. in Lord Bryce's estima tion. that which was being paid ''il this historic gathering"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-24
Says He Lost Huge Sum in Financing
 Bootleg Ring

CLEVELAND, Jan g. - A scheme by which local financial institutions were swindled out of $5O,OOO was revealed. police say, late today, with the arrest of Mey- CT Lublin, proprietor of the Cleve- land Embroidery and Button Com pany, and his girl Stenographer. They are charged with forgery.
 Lublin confe ssed, according to the police, saying, it is alleged. that $1S,000 of the money was lost in financing a local bootleg whis- key ring The money was bor- rowed, Lublin is alleged to have said, on forged order blanks and shipping receipts.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-24
s. P. EmplOyes Are
 Offered Chance to
 Buy Railroad Stock

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 23.- Elm. ployes of the Southern Pacific Com pany, and of propritary companies whose lines form part of the South. ern Pacific system. will be given the opportunity. beginning February 1, to buy stock of the company on easy terms, it was announced today by President William Sproule.
 The plan provides that on applica tion of the employe, the company will buy the stock in the open market, de ducting the purchase cost in small amounts from his months pay. The company has no stock in it's treasury it was announced the proposal being intended merely to make it easy fol employees to buy Southern Pacific stock in the open market.
 Employe purchasers Or their es tates are protected against loss 1T event of death or permanent disabil ity or in case of leaving the service voluntarily or otherwise, 1t was stat ed
Bisbee daily review., 1922-01-24
VETERAN WHOSE HANDS WERE BLOWN OFF, IS
 GIVEN. FEDERAL POST

ROCHESTER, N. Y. Jan. 23. - By special order of President Harding, setting aside rules of the United States civil service commission, Paul A. Bazar of this city, whose hands were blown off at an officers train. ipg camp at Langres, France, after the armistice, has been appointed a clerk in the Rochester office of the veterans bureau.
 Bazar, who has been given busi ness training under the rehabilitation division of the veterans bureau, was denied an appointment at the bureau because of his disability. The case was then referred to the president who ordered the rules set aside and BaZar assumed his duties today.