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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-17
Breeders Recognize Value of Name.

Breeders Recognize Value of Name.
 Tn England many farms have borne distinctive names for years. which have become famous in connection with various products. This has been especially true in the case of certain breeders of cattle. The name of the farm passes current among cattle breeders as sort If guaranty that animals from that farm are all that is claimed for them. The practice is coming into vogue in this country, and with it a desire to be protected against others adopting the same name and thereby benetiting by the repu- tation already established for it.
 The United States government, through its patent office. which Inter prets the trademark and label copy right laws, is prepared to give this protection within certain limits Some of the states have laws authorizing the registration of farm names with the state authorities. and no one else In that state Is allowed to use the name This is merely for use within that particular state. The United States patent office however is pre- pared to register farm names as trade marks if they meet specified require ments. This will protect the owner against their use by others anywhere in the United States. There are eer- tain requirements, however, that must
 f,, : ..f tlt.t. tg of names used as trademarks under the federal trademark law The farm name for one thing must be used by the farmer as a trademark on his products that he ships to points out side his own state: in other words. a commodity that moves in interstate commerce. It must be printed. stamped, or otherwise attached to each parcel. The federal law makes no provision for the registering of names used as trademarks on commodities that are shipped only within the state.
 common-Law Right in Name
 Although it Is thought advisable. it is not necessary that the name be ar ranged lHto any diStihCtiNe utNIEH' tH- der the trade mark act of i!Hd. il was not possible to register name that Is merely geographical or merely de scriptive. or is merely surname not displayed in some particular or dis tinctve manner. Such marks how ever. can be registered under the act of 1920. if they have been in use by the applicant in interstate commerce for not less than one year. Tn this way congress sought to give recogni- ton to a common-law right in name used as a trademark on the ground of its use.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-17

Ccc Cures Malaria, Chills, OOO Fever, Bilious Fever,
 Colds and LaGrgrippe.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-17

Farm Name Has Money Value. name becomes in time a real asset 10 the owner and has a money value much like the goodwill in other kinds of business
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Radio Corpn. of America

Positions are a. noon distances ~
niles unifsa otherwise stated
Andalusler 10 + Ambrose June -
America 1881 + Ambrose June -
Chaa r Harwood 10 Ne Diamond July -
Chester sun i3g Diamond July -.
C0astWiFe = WSW NANTUCKET July -.
Fasfcape Jos 2 Amhrose July -
Epson lat 80 50 Ion =. "a W July -
Herbert l. Pratt 100 SW Diamond July .s
james - Cudahv 24T s Diamond July -
Fletcher Farrell passed Ambrose July -
" Pew e. y Diamond july g..
Meteor - " BY = s Gay Head Iu,y -
Hffolufc 77f-E Amhfose Jul" -
Eaml . nfo~n 1i6 GW Diamond july p
Seacorneit - wSW Monfaui; july -.
sixaola 2ti = Sandy Hook July -
3 u Spauiding ~ y Diamond July -
swift star l5t SW Diamond fulv -
Nancol,t~ lat 81 % Ion e .0 July .
.Nestris $50 r Ambrose July ss
f.boTg f0 s sandy Hook July -.
Nefuku Nsru lat "a .0 Ion - ~ July -
Everett 20 y ~ win;~rauarier June -
Swift EaGle 10 6 q cape Henry June 20
II Trapp - s cf Oycrfaiis June ..
Lake Arthur l72 3 ~ Scotland June -
city q Savannah 100 - o.; Diamond June
%
Brown ., Ne Diamond June %
e Donnel 10 " Diamond June -
Princess May isn e Asnbros- June -
walter 4 Luckcntach fs Overfaila Jurc
20
Cny q Rome 80 y of Diamond Jun, -
Joseph " Cudahy 40 NJ Hauefas June
20
Gloria d- Larrinasa lat 20 ~ Ion - -
June %
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Cleared

Esperan7a seastrom. Havana aad Pro-
Gteso. y & cub Mall Co..
Honerie CBr). Howsr;h, Southampton
white star Line
Btliia (NoD. ThorvaldSan Guantanamo
and Santiago. Atlantic Fruit Co.
Santa Tecia. Brennan. Puerto Colombia
and CartaRcna. W r Grace & CO.
Parma lBr). McCour' 81 Thomas and
81 Cfolx Furn.ss Witty s. Co.
West Lashaway. Forro~ Fiurnc Rarusa
and Genoa. Furness witty & co.
castelporziano GtaD. Turchi; Naples
and Genoa Furness. Witty a. 60.
Tuscan. Chamberlain. Norfolk. Old
Dominion Transportation Co.
Ncrwaik. Cro~cil Boston Eastern s 8
city Of Los Angeles Charie,on. Los An
Ecles via Panama Canal. North Atlantic
Mohswk. Ingram. Charleston and Jack
sorvile Ciyce s 5 Co
svartford lNor. ThoFscn; Norfolk; At.
Arlzonan. Andersen. San Pedro and San
Francisco via Philadelphia ana Panama
Canal, United American Lines
pclaware. Robinson Portland; Eastern
Camilla GAb.r, (Nor). Blyt,. Yokohama
and Kobe VIA Norfolk and Panama Canal ,
Kerr Lines
Baltic ODD, Schroeder. POr, Lobos.
Lsekawanns (br), Hugo; r.rkenAead
and Manchester: y " Smith
Conde De Churruoa (sD). Hara. Tam
pico Furnefs. Witty CO.
a Bostwick spinncy. Galveston
Robert Hague
stavanRcrfJord (NoD. Irgens Bergen.
stavanger and Chrisiiania. Norwegian
American Line
CArenco. Dodge Marseiiles 90 baltimore.
y Mallory & CO.
John y Archibald Barbrick Port 10.
boz Rober. J. Hague
sehf Harriet d Murshy: 81 John Ben
sen Higkle.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
r....ai nl.rnleA . ~ TrIbsrs

s,,,,ai pi.rafes - Ths Trfbsre
PHILADELPHIA. June 2e.-The JOINT
STYLE committee OF the National A'so'
citation Of Retail Clo,hiers and the In
terna,ional Association Of Clothing
Designers Who arc n convention here
to-day completed their forecast Of what
the trend Of masculine fashion shall
be. Through their Official mou'hpieee'
Alfred stephen Bryan. they have de-
creed that "ihe body lines Of street
and sport clothes shall not be rs eN-
,reme ss during the summer"
Nothing radical was dcerecd regard
ing hip pockets but ior all that 1t np-
pears hAt n mans figure is going 10
have more Of a chance, as far ns suits
are concerned. 20 be disciple Of Bne-
ebus or otherwise II his figure fails
TO make good nature did him wrong
and II he Is less Of an Apollo than the
designers assume him 10 be then very
volrminous overcoat will serve TO hide
his physical defects. Tho Official an
nouneement says: ,.
ain snck coats the leaning Of fashion
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Service Men Complain of
CampShermanC Conditions

SAN FRANCISCO, Jun. 9a-Com-
plants that tho vocational training
school established b. the United States
veterans bureau AZ Camp sherman.
near Chillcothe, Ohio. is inadequately
equipped. poorly administered and does
not NJ former service men for useful
occupations were brought 10 the atten-
tion Of the disabled American veterans
OF the World War here TO-DAY.
Three OF the men at the school.
Michael J. Lyons. OF Boston; I. l.. Neal
and James Lunn presented their ae-
counts OF conditions on the floor Of the
convention.
Yesterday n telegram signed by the
officials Of the student organization AZ
the school demanding that the place be
closed was read 10 the convention By
Commander Marx. who charged the
veterans bureau will refuse 10 allow
men 70 be transferred from the school.
Lyons said he and other Boston men
had been refused transfers and assert
ed that II men left Of their own free
will their training was terminated and
their record given n poor rating. He
declared fhc rehabilitation work was
unsatisfactory snd said that J. NJ.
Pritchard. presidcn; OF the school. had
spoken of the men a. n gathering in
Chillicothc rs "drunkards. gamblers
and slaekcrs Of the worst description" "
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Extra Services Put
On and Rates Drop
In Shipping Fight
Pacific Mail Company and
United American Lines
Both Announce Schedule
for New Coast Sailings

Developments ID tho intoreoastal
rate war yesterday included the inap-
guration Of additional services By tne
Pacific Mail Steamship Company ana
the American.i Hawaiian steamship
Company. and further drastic cuts IN
freight rates.
The United American Lines, manag-
inc agents FOR the American. Hawaiian
Comnany. announced the establish
ment OF weekly sailings from phllaael-
phia instead OF fortnightly sal,lhgs ~
heretofore. The new scheduie com.
mences with the Arizonian on July
I. Steamers will sail every satuIuay
direct 10 the Pacific coast Los An.e',,s
harbor being tho first port o, Isl,,
Tho weekly sailings OF tne onIssa
American Lines 10 the racine Goa.
from New York and Boston VIII also
be maintained. 1900
The addition Of four modern cargo
steamers to the service, It's eNtensioh
20 include the ports OF Portland ana
Seattle. and the decision 10 load ahu
discharge their ships at Mannattun
pier in addition 20 Pier 35, Atiah'lo
Terminal. Brooklyn, we're the moves
made public by tho Pacific Mail steam
ship Company. They we're declared 70
be the features Of the company pan,
"for nm important strengthening
its intercoas,al and Ceatral American
service"
These improvements In the service
will begin. II was said. whcn the santa
Ana, due in New York July 2, proceeds
from her Brooklyn terminal 10
North R.vor pier for additional west
bound cargo.
The FIRST Of tho frcighters added 90
the Pacific Mail schedule will be inc
steamer Santa Malta. which WILL sail
from New York on August b for VII
mington (Los Angeles. San Francisco
Portland and Seattle. providing ireignt
and express service Of t~enty-one days
20 tho port OF Los Angeles. Three
sister ships will then be worked INTO
the schedule already established by
the Pacific Mails four passenger snips'
thus providing sailing out Of New
York every ten days for freight and
every seventeen days for passengers.
Rates on freight yesterday fell 70
an average Of n.arly 20 per cent be-
low the charges In force before me
break in the conference. Westoound
rates on caustic soda went down from
the former quotation Of so cents TO
30 cents. canned goods, in which there
is small movement 10 the Paeihc
coast. from - cents 70 90 cents; fur
niture. from $50 70 81 steel, from
90 cents a hundred pounds to 45 cents,
and machinery from 50 20 sl.50.
Tho consensus Of opinion In ship
ping circles yesterday was that busi-
ness could not continue under such
severe compc,tio. for more than ton
days. 4 settlement Of differences By
negotiation and the formation of a
new agreement Is then predicted.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Marine Disasters

NEWPORT. r !. June 21-FaN River
Line F'r Providence. New York 70 Fail
River. struck a ledge Ia n fog near Fort
Wf'hercii early to-day and noated under
hei own power sevrra! hours after 1si
passenge-s had been trarffrTred her aboard
s'r General Providence fockei here.
whefe preparations we're Immediately made
fo. her 20 proceed 10 New York for repairs.
Plates Tor go Zee, from the s,er, ben; or
-rafhcd Thre~ % forward compartments
.iirl with water. PASSENGERS saif there
was no excitement aboard when steamer
truck Commended conduct of Captala
Ia Min ard crew
sAN DIEGO. Jun. ;s-seh we.t.rn-r.
trading coaEtwis>. went ashore late a7ih
near Poirt Iona. foated 18th. slightly
damaged
VICTORIA. n C. June :3-Fiity-to four o,
eighfy-siV passengers held In Quarantine
from Empress of Canada tBr). which ar
rived .ist from Hongkong, were released
.sfA
SAN FRANCISCO. June 3s-Motorshlp
Mazatlan. Seattle Tor Otho,s Siberia. VIA
pcfsopa vlovsk. slightly damaged By FIRE IN
20 . hold May Z =, PrfropnN,ovsk. Hull
famaFef May , In collision With Tee
WlihelLina. which arrived 7s'h from
Honolulu. bumped Maui. In poF, from
Honolulu. while decking. Sigh; dana Ee
% both vessels
Arrived. .s'h' Montgomery City Van.
couvcr Tor Liverpool Harry LuckehSach.
New York .ith. Alsska Mafu Japl.
SINGAPORE. Rsmps tSorl Cor.nto. Sailed.
3sih pciToaa. Valparaiso.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Passenger Ships Due

Prssiden; TAR. Bremen June 20: TO L s
Lincs with malls. Is expected 10 dock
al Pier & Hotoken
AqunAnla ,Br). Southampton June % 70
Cvnard CO With malls e. expected %
dook afternoon az Pier -. X Cwesi
18th 50.
RochAmbeau (Fr). Havre Juno %. 70
French Line With mails is expected TO
dock forenoon az Pier -, y r. fwcst
:fth ST..
Latvis DAM. copenhagen juno IS. TO
Battle -Amefieap Line with malls IL ex-
pected 20 dock forenoon a. Pier >, Bush
City Of s. Louis. savannah juno q. 20
ocean 5 CO. "a expected 10 dock forenoon
a, Pier Is. r tsYrlng So.
Due Tomorrow
cor;e Rosso GD. Naples juno -. %
Lloyd sabaudo Line with msas. .s e1-
pseted % DOCK forenoon al Pier %. 4
Xing Alexander ,Gr). Pirseus June II:
70 y Galanos A CO Nth mails. a expected
70 dock afternoon a. P1f 2? B'kiyn.
Paris tFT). Hnvre June -. 90 French
Line With malls, = expected 70 dock fore
noon AZ Pier 81 y r (wcst isih -
fres!dente Wilson N). Trieste June 10
~ Phelps Bros With mails. f. expected 70
dock about 10 a N a. Pier 7. Dush DOCKS
B Bkiyn
svearis CBr). Cherbou-g June %: 10
Royal Mail steam Packet Co with malls
= expected 10 dock afternoon az Pier i4.
Argentina 90. Gibraltar June -. 10
Phelps Bros with mails. - expected 20
dorS forenoon az Pier 7. bush Docks.
IS klyn.
Nisuv An.i.rdsrn CDD. Plymouth June
81. 20 Holland. America Line wlth mails
ls.eNgec ed % dock forenoon a. foot 6th st..
Hoboken
LscohiA 1Bf). Liverpool June q. to
CgBafd 5 s 90 With mails. Is expected 20
DOCK afternoon al Pier So. y \ CweE
l5th 81
Vsssfi (Br,. Rio d. Jareiro Jun, -. 70
Lam port & Holt Line with mails. ia er-
pse'ef 10 dock forenoon a. Pier IS.
Seydllir CGer). Bremen June q: %
Norm Gernap Lloyd with mzns. Z ck-
peeied 70 doek 20. cnoon at foo; 9Th y.
hoeoAen
Due sunday
Baltic tDfl. Liverpool fI-c -. 20
white Star Line with mails. b. expected n
deck afternoon az Pier o.. = T. cw,si
18Th -
Zseiand ,Brl. Antwerp June .. 70 Red
star Line WIN mails. - expected fo dock
:ofer oon 80 Per 81 \ r fWe.t e1th sf1.
Dante Anghierl lJ. naples June T.. q
Ne Dopneli 4 Truda with mails. % -yperfed
- 1oek forenoon 80 Pier g. y II Moore
street.
Csniirny. Antwerp June q. % L s Army
TrtnspnSt efrvlce with mails. L. expected
% dock forenoon az Pier :. Army Base
p klyn.
colombo 40. Maple, June p. 70 Italia.
Ameries with maih; II expected 70 dock
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Distance In miles. position A. noon
unicss otherwise specified
Ala t07 ENE cape Henry june -.
Argentina ~ = Ambrose ~ June =.
Carr;ilo 900 s Scotland ~ June =.
Tp.oni 90 + sandy Hook 1855 AM june Il
Giouese,er sb WqW Nantucket LN June -.
Hilton iss ME Cape Henry June -
Uor Island q5a T. Bogon june =.
u r Mallory 100 5 scotland ~ lune
Jania;a - Ne = y Five Faihom BANK
June -
Macabi 10 2 ciy Island June -
Narv IS r Ambrofe ~ juno -.
Ml-nekahda 19s Amhfose ~ Iunr -.
Monmouth $50 = shinnrsDek June =.
Nantucket - + shinnecocS June -.
Pipsfione Count az z AmbTosr Nv ''ne
-
June %
Prefldent TAFT ssf Z Ambrose ~ June =
Quaker CITY b1g + Arlhrole LN June p
saiaam 90 sE %antucAet " June -
Orulfale left anchorage New YORK TOT
Norfolk ! rM June % ,.
Esreranza passed out scotland ~ sfo
PM juno -
vasari -ia from Ambrose ~ June y.
seydirz due Quarantine New YORK Ah
June 81
Csnt.sny due Sew York ? Az juns -.
Fort St George i5 sE AmbTo.e ~ AN
June -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Change of Masters

: . Dgnkley succeeds L " Burke COM
manf barge Wilmington
Charles F-Srr- succeeds Monte
kearny. command steam screw BENJAMIN
FranFiln
John B9F~ succeeds silas A Tuvelligor.
command steam screw O'Brisn
william 4 Mallon succeeds Edward "
stocking. command steam screw Julicfh
r q Sare succseis 5 Wheeler. command
rrru4inc screw Chelsea
l. Seward succeeds - ! Carmichael.
command steam tcreY Mount Morris
Henry - Pcgott sfcesds John = Tgan.
command barge Eilas EEan
l. Pickett sgeces,ic " X Clark. com.
manc schooner barge Aliamaha.
Joseph Reagan succeeds Otto Schotter.
command steam screw Maid OF Kent
g. = How 20 luccccdr Charles king. com .
mand steam yacht Athero.
Charles \ Mccormick succeeds Martin y
Bu,chsn. command steam canaiboat Fred
q Lawrence.
Robert n Squires succeeds Frank Tar
bush. command gasohne screw John G.
Eetf-r
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Senate Raises Milk Duty
To 215 Gents a Gallon

WASHINGTON, June ga duty Of
91 cents gallon on milk, as COM
pared with the one cent rate IN the
House bill, was approved to-day by the
Senate, 80 70 IS, after & two hours
fight.
The bases Of Senator MeCumber's
charges in the Senate of prohteering
BY department stores on imported mer-
chandise were termed incorrect and
misleading" in an open letter to the
Senator made public here to-day by
the executive committee OF the Ma
tional Retailers Association. The let
ter also discussed charges that the
metropolitan press had been influenced
20 oppose the Fordnoy- -McCumber
tariff bin because Of the Advertising OF
the department stores. saying:
The answer 10 the charge that the
great metropolitan newspapers are
venal and corrupt should moro prop
erly come from the newspapers. but We
desire 20 record our belief that this
charge is untrue and unsupportable.'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
StyIists Quote Tennyson and
Decree KimOnO Goats for Men

:, toward n higher wais'line, with
more accentuntion Of the wehrers hg-
ure. wider shoulders. broader lape's
and medium gorge. III,
"in overcoats the raglan typs WIZ
maintain It's worldwide popularity
sleeves and shoulders revealing the
pi-o:. hnt wing or kimono effect
without pausing 10 dictate whetner
embroidered silks will be used 20 ae'
cent the "kimono effect" the announce
ment rushes on: 81,
In fancy oyereoats smartness VIII
be impaired largely through the
drapery OF the back 10 produce free
hanging. box effect All-around belts
with sliding buckles will be extensively
seen. go
an wAistcoats the openings will be
slightly higher. with five buttons and
bottom points slightly cut away.
"ln trousers. sraighter lines and
broader knees and bottom measure
mcnts will rule
After quoting Tennyson and dilating
on the theme. What is life without
change :" the statement concludes:
Mems dress for fall will bring about
enough changes 10 make your old one
out OF date Tho fabrics which will
prevail in suits and coats will be Of
light color
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
Coal Cargoes
Are Expected
From England
Five Steamers Now Loading
at Newcastle Upon Fyne
for United States; One
Other Here; One Arriving
To Sell About So a Ton
British Fuel Operators
Are Selling Opportunity
That Strike Is Affording

Cables indicate that the movement OF
coal eargoes from England to This
country IN bulk bss begun. after hsv-
inc >s-a nomentarily expected for the
las, three weeks because Of the decline
Of reserves here as result Of the
strike.
five steamers are loading coal at
Neutrality-suspicious. for American
ports. according 10 the dispatches.
Thev are expected 70 sail within
week. In addition the British steamer
Hsrlfevwood has just arrived in bos-
TN and ia unloading a cargo OF o,IOo
IONS OF bituminous coal az the New
Haven Railroad pier. and there IS e1-
recfed az New Bedford to-day or TO-
n orr~w a carco Of 1000 tons Of Welsh
Cardiff anthracite on board the Watts
ness
Tie average ot these eargoes IS
sbou. 1000 tons. The coal - quoted
A. q shnlinrs ton. and II IS 70 be
carried as ballast az s shillings' when
u1l give u price az stsaner-sioe OF
81 sh.llrgs. or. az the present rave OF
eycrange. approximately s., so tha'
the English prodict will compare faV-
orabiy In price with domestic bitum-
ipous quoted a. s. and 1850.
Tho British coal that rs on us way 10
said 20 be steam screenings, which -
largely used By public utility eompan-
,oe VI this section Of the country. \
pcrs.s.cnt report that ,hc shipments
rcfcrred 70 are consigned 70 the ber-
wind. White Coal CO. for use IN con-
rec,ior with Us lnterborough Rap
id Transit Company contract vas de-
ned by Bcrwnd- White officials, who
seated that they we're receiving their
supply from West Virginia. None OF
the more important New York coal
brokers wculd admit being the con
si.nocs % the shipment. and IN some
ouar,ers il is conjectured that the
movement has begun on speculative
account
Trc news Of the forthcoming car
zoos seems % show that apparently
fcr+imcnt abroad. and possibly also
among certain coal interests here, Is
,lor..cal Of the ending o: the eoal
f,r.ke. and also that II is believed tnat
n rrlrosd strike Of sufficient magni,,
tgt. 20 cut down transportation and
ircrerso coal prices materially is likely
70 take place during July knghsh
cal opcrators are known 20 have
t.e surplus on hand FOR which they
fayc been unable 20 find markets.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SIfIpMA~TTRS

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- the poslt!ors OF mere hant vcfsels re-
ceiSsd though the United states naval
Communication Service shipmasters %
vessels with radio apparatus r1ays with
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positions fh-orsh the following naval
r1li0 stations ~ the United states
proper Bar Hafb0r. Me (OttercllnesJ.
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Key West. Fla New Orleans Ia
1hffe position tTE) rsp0ffs should
b. allfeff . only 20 fhe -.il0 station
called. and hey viii be forwarded tc
New YORK 10 Is important hat these
reports should BE- sent prorptiy A. noon
each day in order that hey may be
received il time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-Arny or
ders issued to-day follow:
Air Service
Cray cart u G.. 20 san Antonio.
N0ff Can't S. 20 san Antonio.
Tsrher ia y J IN Middletovn
Tawflre IT, 2 = 20 scott Field.
Hale CART T. 20 Boiling Field
I.h.f II e.. T. 20 Dayton
90 TfUcvIIIf--Carfhy It W X Head
III q koeng II ] r kvrif. L.
a. A Reeves II y. ".
Infantry
Chance Capt X a. % Fort Bennirs
I,Gr,as CAPT " 4 20 Fort Bcaning
Yr.s.awn capt " g 20 Fort Benning.
Irhr. II n W 10 Fort Benning.
NvsthaM. MAJ II l.. 90 Wsshingten
Coast Artillery
L.o>sskey. Maj J p. 3r 10 Fort Leaven-
Rysn. IL ". Z. resigned.
Miscellaneous
sr.uiding. Ma, 81. Adj oes.. TO
o-slund Ma o W. Fin Dept. TO For,
Isaneo'pS MAJ II J. ord. Dept. to Camp
FsiE II Il A. sig e. 70 Warrington
Tsnney. Capt s Med. c. n san Fran.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

F-o~ Tfe Tvib.ses Washington Bn~,op
wNsHlSGT0S june - Navy orders
irfu.l To-day follow
I.-fho.f cam w 20 L s Mississippi
If.|t com % r % submarine division 4.
lfannigan com = :. 60 I. 5 Arizona.
lfuirh.ns. com c. T. tooU. s New
Kinnser. Com T A. 10 L bridge
BiiweI 10 Com A. r. 20 L S. Ar
urar IT, = 20 L 8 8 SIS
Connolly IT, ~ J.. 90 squadron T. raoine
feet
comm.ns. H. p r. 10 L S RI
ont.v IL $ 20 l. s s Kaweah.
rrf.sh ~ r u. 20 submarine division 8.
Ir~ Lf W 60 Garden city.
,nffer II y J.. O. T. s Ramapo.
enth n = = 20 Newark
sfe.frt y J u 20 Pacioc neet
t...s j. W u 90 Anacostla.
Nra....n ff go y q resigned
It.rrr Ers T. k 20 T.. s. Idaho.
If.. rrfForfh En- ". u - Pacific Sect.
frr.r.rf Ens r W N Pensacoia.
.. Annapolis .- D0lllIsar EnS. o I
Cater Eaa G. j g clay. Era J
T.ulkvorfh Eus " 8 FRESHMAN. Ems
IS Hcnd,rs3n. Ems a Holm. Enc
" T. Madcirs. Eri u. J. Pspe. En,
" I -anps0g. Ems q