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New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Radio Corpn. of America

CPoatlons given are IN miles at noon
unless otherwise Ftoted)
krron - s Ambrose June 5
BAYERN sf3 r Ambrose June
Prisfol ~ WsW Block Island June b
chae p Harwood % sW Diamond June D.
CITY ~ Columbus 100 s Ambrose June - ,,
Colorado - 1ngs i.ie7 + Hole IN the "a'
Dean Emery ios ssE Block Island June 5
Duca d'Ahru71i la 81 fs Ion 35 81 June =.
Fi Sorte fs7 \ Diamond June 9
Focene and barge ~ pd Fire lfland Junf D.
Everett 90 = Winter Quarter Jure :.
rre4 " Weller 81 eW Cape CSnso June D.
p o Esrsfow ai5 Cape Sable June 5.
gfurepre Verdi lat 80 ~ Ion Is fa june B.
.rnnesofan l.71T from Liverpool June \.
Meteor y By Montauk June 5.
Neirosc % WsW Nantucket June 5.
Mount Clay pd Lizard ? Psi June 9.
Nornf Clinton p1 Lizard 3 Poi June 3
Nunanar 100 r hmhrofe June ).
Olympic e9f = Ambrose June 5.
President Fillmore 2.izz = Ambrose June B.
Reliance fT7I r Ambrose June 4.
P4ape- 1f5 y Diamond June 5.
Her0lufe . 90 r Ambrose June {.
Rotterdam t1f0 Cape Cod An June 5.
garanac lat 80 r. Ion 50 20 June S.
seaconnctt "a SW Nantucket June 5.
steel Voyager 2ss : Overfalis June (.
United states 1870 p Ambrose June 3.
Vasconia i5l r. Boston $40 PN June
arrive An Tuesday.
W II Tnford lat 81 Sc Ion % % June 4
Nm Boyce Thompson 525 Cape Henry
WIN Il Burton 50 S Cape May Jun. S.
Vim Rockefeller $50 ssW Diamond June s.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Board and Postonicc Agree on
Oceanic Co. Mail Contract

WASHINGTON. June 5-The Ship
ping Board and the Postofhee Depart
ment to-day reached an agreement that
a Joint request should be made OF
Congress for sufficient appropriation
IN meet the demands Of the Oceanic
Steamship Company. Of San Francisco,
for payment OF SS60.000 annually for
the transportation Of mail matter from
San Francisco 10 Australia and South
Pacific ports. The steamship company
recently advised the Postofhce Depart.
ment il would be obliged 10 suspend
operation II the rates allowed II for
carrying mail matter were not approxi-
matcly doubled upon the expiration OF
its contract with the department. on
July !.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Change of Masters

Slels Jansen succeeds Rober, r. Col
iyer command steam screw p. +. Meal
lister
Frank Lyon succeeds William r. Can
nery command steam screw ". p. Raw
son.
Peter ! Burns succeeds Frederick n
Hans Lund succeeds Edward G. Rsy-
nolds command steam screw BaiienaA
Michael J. Farrell succeeds 81 J. Far
rell command barge valley View.
George /. Cesnan succeeds Walter l..
Suydam command gasoline auxiliary
alo0p Punch and Judy.
J. n. Forrey succeeds r. p. songedahl
command yacht Alicia.
William Castower succeeds Alex Legob
command barge kosciusko.
=. 4. Miller succeeds Martin johnson
gasoline screw Mirmah.
A. j. Reilly succeeds George l. Forsyth
command steam screw u. =. starbuck-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Army Orders

From The Tr,bure. woshis0'or Bureau
WASHINGTON. June b.-Army orders
Issued today follow:
Infantry
Middleton. Major 7. ". 10 Fort Benning
Klnnlsor. Col " l.. 10 Fort DouGlas
Ely. Col. ?. p. 70 chiesse.
Fsy - d, a. W., 70 Ssmp s,sPsS, SS'' T.,,. c,n,
: " u r. Ednis. capt K V. FsgE. Capt.
". MeRae. IL p. " Mysr. Capt
r. p. l.. Pearson. Capt =. J.. Bagby.
Major c. A.. Glasgow, Capt. l. y
z. o'M,oh1ndro. Capt W n Ll.welIyn
Major =. W.
Quartermaster Corps
Chssvsr. II. G. =. 10 Fort Williams.
Keller, Capt n. W. n Fort NcPherson
Elliott. Capt. W. s. TO Fort sam Houston.
Ordnance Department
Nixon. Capt T II. 20 Rock Island.
ely. Capt. n. B.. 10 Frankford Arsenal
Field Artillery
Lehner, Capt c. r.. TO Camp Bragg.
Uartt Col W. w, to Camp Bragg.
browning. Il. Col w. s.. 10 Fort Ethan
Allen.
Miles, Major s.. 10 Camp Travis
ssyl.. Il. Col. j. +. 10 Fort Clark.
sirmyer. Col. z. A. 10 San Francisco.
Coast Artillery
Hains Col J. p. 10 Bsiiimore.
Howell. Col J. p. 90 For; Hancock.
Gardner. Major p. Q. c. 10 Camp Eustis.
Jones. Major C., 10 Fort Monroe.
Miscellaneous
Culver. II Col. c. c. Air svc.. 10 For
Paterson. Major c. H.. insp. Gen. t.
Re.s. Major W. C.. Adj. Gen. to Fort Nc
Phefscn-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Kimball Expedites
Collection Of Ship
Board Debts inn. Y.
viii Obtain Large Part OF
S55, 900, ,000AvailableBe-
fore July /; Lissner At
tends Insurance Meeting

Harry S. Kimball. vice-president OF
the Emergency Fleet Corporation IN
charge Of finances, and General Coun'
sci Frcund we're In New York yester-
dav in an effort 20 expedite collec-
tion Of debts owing the Shipping
Board. Mr. Kimball said that the
Board expected marked increase In
payments during the current month.
The law allowing the use OF $55OOOoOo
obtained from the sale of ships. securi-
ties and surplus property expires on
July after which the board must
turn over all proceeds 10 the United
States Treasury.
Mr.. Kimball said that while the
board was anxious 20 90 IN the largest
amount possible befois the act eA-
pires no sales were d on a sacrifice
basis. Chairman Losker estimated
several weeks ago that about $25 ,OOO,-
OOo could be secured Mr. Kimball said
Yesterday that he was not in position
10 give more definite figures.
Settlements between the board and
the pioneer purchasers are proceeding
satisfactorily. Mr.. Kimball said, adding
that there were about seventy-fve
cases involved. Details will not be
given out until all negotiations are
completed.
Commissioner Meyer Lissncr was
also in New York yesterday attending
a meeting Of the American steamship
Owners Mutual Protective and In
demnlty Association. He said that the
directors Of the association were in
creased from six 20 eleven and that
the Shipping Board representation was
advanced from one 20 three. Vice
Presidents J. B. Small and ". J. Love
and Mr. Lissner represent the board
on the directorate. IL was said that
the Emergency Fleet tonnage now com
poses about one-half Of the risks
covered By the association.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
NAVY Orders
From The Tribvre's Wosh'HO'o" Bureau

From The Tribvre's Washington Bureau
wASHISGToN. June navy orders
Issued to-day follow
Abbott. Com. J. 5. 10 4. s. s Peary
rcrg. ~. com. , r.. 10 Cincinnati
Davidson. 1t. Com. w. s. to u. 5. 5. Mo'
Logan III. Com. q. C.. toUs s. An,arss
Pryor. -. Com. r u. 20 4. s. S. ki,tery.
Rclikohl. IL. Com. p l.. 10 L. :. s Sicard.
Woodrun. H. g. l.. 70 L. s. s. Lawrence.
Fln<. II. q. 81 c. X. TO L. S. 5. John D.
KlrTlsnd. It. 9. 50 G. to L. s. 5. whip
Biand,nburser. Ems II. a. to U. S. S.
conSon. Ems. \. d. to L S. s. FoS.
Cone. Ems W W. 10 L. S. S. Lardnsr.
Cooke Ems. V n TO [. s S. John D.
Ent~is,i,. Ems. =. l.. to L. s. 3. John D.
colSy' Ems H. D. TO I $. $ Paul Jones.
,, gsa5s Ess. rs. u u Al to 10 i II 81 TsrsS
lngcrsoil. Ems 8 H., 20 I. $ s. sieard'
Johns. Ems. ! J.. 10 J. s. $. cSl1'nao, wTlss,
Lake. Ems @. D. TO L. 3. $. Toueey.
Nahoney. Ems s. F.. to L. s s. McIelsh-
Meadow. Ems II. l.. TO L. $. 5. william
miller. ii s" Ems. w. E. to Z. S. $. Fia,s.r.
Minokler. Ems c. II 20 L. s. S. Aharenda.
olsen. 1t A. C.. 10 L. s. :. Tru1ton.
Peoples Ems Il. r.. 20 L. 5. 5. Paul Jones
porier Ems {. d. to L. 6. :. neary.
R.dfern. Ens II, 70 L. s s. Worden.
Tarbuss Ems r. d. TO L. s. s. Necor-
Harvey. II. Com. u. z. te Chicago.
earrru Il " C. 20 Washington.
Feeney. Ems. r p 10 L. s. Prairie.
Crshman. II. C. H.. TO charleston.
Pfocknew. Bosn. W C.. 10 L. y. :. whip
c,sy' Gun. l. C.. tot. s. Concord
weigand. Gun :. n. 70 L. s. s proeyon.
Keller Mach H. r. 70 L. s. kingnsher.
Wittr Ch. Carp. =. ". 10 New YORK
Arderson. Ap elk. u. c. A.. 70 Guam.
BlerlinF. Ap. Clk. o. D.. 10 L. s. ; Aroo'-
Bosch. Com. J. n. 10 New York
Devlin. II. Com. ? b.. 10 New iofk
Katierhsld. II Com. J. c. r., 10 Puge,
Raskin. II. J. j.. 10 New York.
Evans. II J. -. TO L. 8. s. Eagle IL.
Fish II q D. 10 Guam.
Friftoe Ens J. r.. 70 Puget Sound.
FoIiswing 20 phlladelphiA. Delplno. II. J.
e. penncook. ~. J. T. Cre~lman. Ch.
Gun. ". j. chase. II Com u. $
Virden. II. Com. 7. L, cuillan. II. + J.
Following 10 san Francisco. Olsen, II.
Gem. 9. BOYD. Il y =. jr. Dahlgren.
Following 10 Hampton Roads. Emory. l..
&. " . Junkin. II. q. g T. c; Robin
son II A. n Spltler. II. q. 80 L. A..
Motheral Ems g y.
Honorably discharged. Lucas II. W. II.
Williams. II. y. 81 N. z.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SIfIrMASTIKS

The Tribune publishes daily reporis
of tho positions ~ merchant NHHsen ~
cclved through tho United states NENai
Communication Service Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may WIN
out charge. report their lTR) noon
positions through the following naNal
radio stations IN the United Siatcr
proper. Bar Hafbof. Ne tOuerchncsl
Cape Hatferas. y c.. Jupiter fiA.'
Key West. Fla. NSw Orleans. La.
These position. (TR) reports should
be addrosaed only 10 the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded ~
New York II is important that these
reports should be sent promptly al noon
each day in order that thcy may De
received In time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through tho stations of the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. Ncw
York city (WCG). Babylon. l. J.
(wSEl Easihampton. l.. tWsA!'
New London. Conn lWST)
40 charge made Tor medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
me Radio Corporation of America
viii receive position reports through
tho following stations. Cape Cod
fWcCl. Siasc0nnset. Mass. tWSC). New
fonIon. Conn tWLC), Cape May, New
YORK city fWNY1.
Medical ana surgical advice VIII be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton OF America by the Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Vessels Sold

RagEer. steam screw. % tons sola oy
p.frr.,, rourtnE Line 20 W Freeland Dali
reli for 81 and other conFiderations
Carfago. steam screw. 1.Ift tons, nold ~
Cartago Corp 70 United frut 90 TOT
81 and other combinations
rtrnon steam screw ol9 tons. sold ~
Timon : s corp 70 United Fruit co for 81
and other considerations
Margaret IT, gasoline yAehi. ~ iont,
.cfd ~ consolidated ghlphuilding Corp
10 hionro roberson for 81 and other con-
alterations
gurlnam. steam screw, i.st3 tons nold hi
sur!nam : Corp 20 United fruit 20 TOT
81 and other considerations
william X Coates. steam screw. lst TONS,
soid by william Thomson 10 Maurice
patane for 81 and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Freight Ships Due

Vessel Port Agency.
Cornish Point. Barry. May Is
Furncss. Witty Co.
Saxon Prince, Rio dc Jsn-iro. Iay ~
Furness. witty c..
Corona. Buenos Ayres May 8. Kleppe & Co
Eastern Breeze Helsingfors. May 3.
Moor. & Mccormack Co
Chicago City Bristol May 20. -,.r r.
Fails city. Shields. May 10 u Nsvigat Co
Hertford. Portland. May 20. Norton LILY
Ninisn. Antwerp May Fl White star Lins ne
East Cape. Aielers. May 10. Kerr Lines
Northwestern Miller. Hull. May 20;
Furness. witty & On
vssconia. London. May %. .Cunard 5 Co
Due Tomorrow
coilamar. Bordeaux. May rs.
Cosmopolitan Line
copis. Amsterdam. May q Furness. witty
Henry S Grove. San Pedro, May 2?
Atlantic. Gulf & Pacinc CO
Due Thursday
Arizonsn. Glasgow. May q.
United American Lines
chieksssw city. Colombo, April 20.
Norton. Lilly p "a
Editor. Dunkirk. May D. Cosmopolitan Linz
Seponse, San Francisco. May ls.
slavic Prince. London. May a.
Due friday
wheeling Mold. Shields. May 2s
= II Winchester & c.
Norma. Tanamo June ?. Atlantic Fruit CO
Due Saturday
Dochet. Alexandria May IS.
The Export S S Corr
Harmonides. Buenos Ayres. May H.
Houston Line
L ? Holmbiad. Newcastle. May 20
Funch. Edge & Cc
saugus. constsniinople. ----- Bull Lines
Due sunday
Mathven. Gibraltar. May 81.
Canadian Pacific r r @
Eastern Importer. Rotterdam. April -
Black Diamond s S ca
Due Monday
Eastern Importer. Rotterdam. May ~
Black Diamond 3 5 Corr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
CIyde Line Cuts Rates
I0P. &. 10 Sanio Domingo

The Clyde-santo Domingo Line an
nouneed Yesterday that beginning
June 10 its passenger rates between
New York, Turks Island and ports in
the Domonician Republic would be re-
dueed 10 per cent This service has
been in operation many years and the
present decrease is in line with the
policy Of the company 10 keep It's fares
Al rs low level as possible.
The action by the Clyde Line Is
similar TO that taken by other COM
panies in the Cuban and West Indian
trades recently.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

Hemr olsv. christlanla PM -
eufoushanna. Bremen. fM 80 Hoboken
Monterey Vsrs cruz N All ..t....if' r X
Sail FRIDAY
perrensfjord. Bergen. ~ NJ. 1oth a. B'klyn
Sail Saturday
uoneric. Southampton A. NIB. y
Soordam, Rotterdam, i2 ~ .
K,oorland. Antwerp. - M........ .bf. y X
George Washington. Bremen. IL NJ
pro,tnlnghoin. Gothenburg. ! PM ~.
L. savois. Havre. IL " M......t.... ~
italia Nlgo. - II .....4. -. - IL
New York. Conrianiinople' ~ -. -
ror, s, George Bermuda. n An -, N
Orizaba. Havana. II Al ....t.... -. -. r y
Narar.ibo Naracaibo. ~ NIL. u Bklyn
Porto Rico. san Juan. ie n ..s 20. B'kiyn
Toloa. Port Iimon; ~ M..--s;s., p;t,,n \
incs. san Domingo City. PSI ~. B'klyn
American Legion. Bucnos Ayres. PM
Z. Hoboken
Martinique. Barbados. /; rM......-iA
Ofopsss. HAMBURG ~ M...ss...'ssf@'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

York in 1921. operating Shipping Board
vessels, experienced accidents in some
form in IL per cent and 13 per cent or
the sailings. respectively, against an
average Of less than per cent on com
pcting foreign lines. Similarly, two
lines operating from the Gut showed
accidents in II per cent and ls per
cent Of their sailings, against less than
per cent on foreign lines. The acei-
dents were not necessarily serious, an
underwater said. but were develop
ments which marine insurance com
panies were compelled 10 take into CON
sideration in determining rates, in
volving delays. extra calls IN port or
actual damages TO be paid on hulis or
cargoes.
The marine underwriters have al
ready recommended classiheations on
passenger lines, such as the Y. >.
Lines. the MunSon Line, the Pacihe
Mail and the Admiral Line, as hieh AZ
those on similar ships OF foreign. com
netting lines, but II is understood that
The conclusions on n number Oh the
freight companies will not be IN line
with the expectations Of government
officials.
Several reports have been sent TO
Washington and will await the return
from Furope Of W. J. Love, vice-presi-
dent Of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton in charge Of traffic. who IS repre-
sentine the Shipping Board IN negotl-
alton with the marine insurance com
panies. Reports on the remaining
steamship services arc nearing COM
pletion. - ...ordav
about the recent statement OF nrs
man Lasker that the Shipping boaIa
was now meeting claims with the
nromptness praeticed by private line,
Several Sever cases were recalled in which
this has been done lately and there
were no contrary instances; One o.
The demands made by the underwriters'
wSen w. they were asked by the board TO
reyise i their classification Of govern,
ment ships, was that the board should should
,Ism ndnnt The business methods employed
bv established private concerns
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Dangers TO Navigation
By 4. q. photographic offlce)
North Atlantic oceaD--on the Amerie'
fonaf

By 4. q. photographic offlce)
~orth Atlantic ocean-on the American
Coast
me following oss'rec,iens .srs r.,
rortsf. June = lat - 81 lon ~ -, raf Or
heavy tlnhfrs about rs n Ions 10 y woe,
Haiti Dsrslict destroyed Ihc .ossr,
cuard cutter Seneca. on June J. desifoleo
t, huik 30 n Ions 20 n vide found noaiing
In iaf n ss ion "a co. close - a sunhen > ;
MAJ q lat 1ai0 lon Al 81, lfe BUOY fa-
more MAY as. lat 1Iio lon - ~. afge
pi.ee Of vreckass. projecting ~ ou' OF
water. william Green.
Along the O,ersea Routes
The following obstruction was reported
vsr 10 iat ifts lon tk ~. log 70 n long
n square. covered with marine grown
Hamore Head.
lee Reports
The stations of the Canadian signal
Service June 7. reported Ice as foUoNr
p.ile i.le-Hsavy close packed ice eYery.
where and numerous h~rgH Point Amour
-Heavv. close arked ice distant moving
northwest Cape Rare-icebergs on mere
international lee Patrol Service
The following radioEram was received
from the n Coast Guard cutter Trmpa
June J. position. lat a. 10 Ion 30 10. fosgy.
unable 20 search.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Maritime Miscellany

mn which arrived fh from Rotterdam.
reported TO branch Hydrographic onice
sighted water-iogged vessel about 40 feet
Ions. painted dark gray. bottom NJ, s'
latitude 81 "a north. longitude iss ,. west
morning fth.
Henron. Balboa Tor Kobe. reported n
Hydrorrnphic Onice sighted derelict sen,
fpar projecting about 20 feet above water,
Al latitude - 81 north. longitude 20 II
west. on ID.
Gas sch Mae Hynan. previously reported
capsizcd arrived 9Th In tow tug seafoS'
Rodies of four members Of crew still miss
inE Vessel TO be- repaired.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06

Phnsdelrhis. Leek; Baltimore C'yae
Line ... r,.t.t,,oro Houl-
dey Weir & Royd. 81, r,o.,.,,to,
Aiiiauca. Nelson. Norfolk 'iu '"''''''''
Transportation Line. =. phu.det-
Edgshnl. Culver; Anigwe-p 40
MI Naval (Rr). Mstheson. Grenada, nm M
"a snd Demcrara: Furness Nithy 20
p,rk (Nor). Endreseni Rio De rS.'iailI. Saneilp'
Nontevideo and Bucnos Ayic' W"
rbla. = Kleppe.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
American Ports

BALTIMORE. June Arrived. Hudson
CFr). Norfolk Runa. sans. Koranna (Br).
constanza VIA New loTk va Boston bar
York: Orient New Yorll, Mariana. Port
Tampa sailed. Milton (Br), Esberg
Aldersrnin (DD. Rotterdam
BALTIMORE. June Arrived Hudson
fFrenchJ. Norfolk, Runa. Sama. Koranna
fRr. Constance via New York and BOs.
fun Barbaccna fBraz). Rio Janriro via
New York. orient New York; Mazsms,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Marine Reports
Winds AT Sea To-day

Winos NJ oe" -.
Hst,eras 20 Key West and oNe' "a.
onif-Noderate southeast ana south 49, 49,
partly overcast weather an"
West Gulf-Moderste sou'he~N
ana generally fair weather ,,...
caribbean Sea and Windward Isset Isssi.' =. !,
Moderate easteriy winds an" se"''
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderaie seGen sen
s,5 ,ou,hwest Winds and overcast. 'h'0N
weather .,... uoferate
.o,,therfv Winds and generally overcast
Hstteras 20 FLORIDA straits Modera,e
southeasf and south "indt "fV'N"'
weather and occasional showers
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Cleared

capl,slne Maurice Eugene fFr) Genoa
and Lsghofn 70 Philadelphia; Three star
Line.
Nau~starla fBr) Rostrom: Southampton
and Cherbourg. Cvnsrd Line
Colon Haynes. Port au Prince and Cris-
tobal. Panama Y Line
Matinicock. sillzrE. Philadelphia; L
"A Moffett jr, TvckeT, Texas city; r ].
ciiy Of 81 Louis. johnson; Savannah
cesan s 5 Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE.-Man information will be found
on Travel PAGE Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time
Sail To-day
Vessel Port. san tsrn
MAURITANIA. Southampton. i2 M....5f. y X
caniigny. Antwerp. AN
Independence Hall Rotterdam. II 81
2. Hoboxen
Marsvai. Trinidad. IL AM.......zA B'klyn
Sail Tomorrow
Pre-. Monroe. London. u n. II. Hoboken
Hsnnover. Bremen. I Pm. sth ~. Hoboken
81 Paul. HAMBURG. ~ NJ. .......... 90. y X
Belyidere. Trieste. - 81 u. Bush u. Is siyn ~,
CsrriliO, Kingston, II ". ......'. -. >. .,- = n
Nav san Domingo, u Mill. B.klyn
Colombia. San Francisco. 10 Asi...ss' q klyn
Sau Thursday
I.acoria. Queenstown. y NJ. -. x
Ta0rIlina, f,agieS. ~. .-..........ss' y a.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Departures

MURORAN. May 5i-Havo fSor), Port
land. Ore. Singapore Maru Jap) from
kohcl Portland. ore.
CARDIFF. June 3--Lutetlan (Br). New
port News
QUEENSTOWN. June Maria ds Lar
rinaga OR). Hampton Roads, Feliciana
fBrJ. Baltimore.
SHIELDS. June 7-Malmen (Swed).
New YORK Santa Clara. Baltimore.
TAIpEH. June Pine Tree State from
Hongkougl Seattle. Stewart Dollar from
Maniia). New York; Deucaiion tB) urom
ShanghaD. New York.
LAS PALMAs. June f-Seyernmede
fBrj from Amsterdam), New orleans.
BLENOS AYRES. June f-West keene.
New York.
ROTTERDAM Mag a7-HastinFs. Mo-
bile. Hampsfead Heath fBr). sydney. 9
r June I. Brcedlsk fDu), Philadeiphin.
SHANGHAI. June @-NnnklnE iron
HOngkonFI. san FTanciaco. shlnyO Maru
fJap). San Frarcisco-
GLASGOW. June .-Tunisian fBr). Mon
frenl. g. Baron OEiiYy fBU. Port Arthur
CHKISTiANIA. June 2-Frcderik VIII
dam. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. June Aquiianla
fPrJ New YORK.
LIVERPOOL. June 5-Megantlc tBrl.
Montreal. Saperisn fBD. Galveston
Barrymore fErj. Boston
LONDON. June e-Pres!den' Van nufen
New York. Hoofao fBD. Philadelphia
Mfsaba fBrl New YORK
DfRrMOCTH. june King Alfred
| fDr) Montreal
MANCHESTER June 3 Nanch,s,er
Shipper tBD. Montreal
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Berengaria Has Fast Trip

The Cunard Line announced yester-
day that the Bercngaria. on her first
eastbound voyage as an oil-burner,
made. the trip across in FIVE days, IS
hours and a. minutes. an average speed
Of 23.3s knots.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
Sailed Yesterday

Genoa Maru (Jspl. Baltimore. Smaraga
(Nor). sea. Edgehill Philadelphia Msvnl-
cocf. Philadelphia. Colon. Port au Prince
ana crisobsi, Corsies. Norfolk sSr-n@e
(Br). hull.
Gulfstar. Port Arthur: Black Hawk
a.; 81, -. Cioatarf. Constantinople.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
CiIY Island

Bound Soufh-schs Don Farsonr tBr),
Windsor. y s. FOR New York with lumhef
10 T. y Godfrey. Annie " freble hae'
Machias for New York with lath 20 Stetfoh'
Cutler & Rcdmar. -
bound East-sch Altnna Jaeger Ne"
York for Providence.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-06
:Jrntr Steamboat 90
COMFY Isl AND


NewburEh, Poughkeepsie. Kingston and
Catsklll Mts. Lv Franklin ST., D. m:
Sat. 1 and 2.50 p M: sun. % a. m and
t.2e~p. an. All steamers leave w. i29h ~
haif hour later ard connect same day tor
return 70 n. X ITO P'kespsls eply'
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dated al noon unless otherwise sr"cihcd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-07-21
CHAPTER NO. 231.
A BILL ENTITLED

AN ACT to repeal Sections 252, 254, 255
and 257 OF Article 43 OF the Ammo
tated Code Of Public General Laws
OF Maryland volume 81, title
Health" subtitle "Optometry," as
said sections were enacted by Chap.
ter 652 Of the Acts OF the General
Assembly OF Maryland Of 1914, as
Sections /, 3, 4 and 6 OF said Chapter
652, and Section $50 Of said Article,
as said section was re-enacted by
Chapter 1872 OF the Acts of the Cen
eral Assembly Of Maryland OF 1920,
as Section of said Chapter 1872,
and Sections 264 and 266 OF said
Article, as said sections were enacted
by said Chapter 652 OF said Acts of
the General Assembly OF Maryland
of 1914. as Sections 10 and Is OF said
Chapter 652, and TO re-enact said sec.
lions with amendments.
SECTION ], BE II enacted bv the
General Assembly Of Maryland, That
Sections 252, 254, 255 and 257 OF Ar.
tlcle 40 Of the Annotated Code OF Pub
lie General Laws Of Maryland volume
81. title Health" subtitle "opto-
metry," as said sections were enacted
by Chapter $50 OF the Acts OF the
General Assembly Of Maryland OF 1914
as Sections /, 3, and Of said Chap
ter 652, and section 259 OF said Article
AZ said section was re.enacted by Chap
ter l32 Of the Acts Of the General
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-07-21

SEC. 3. And be Il further enacted,
That the Governor, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, and Treasurer. constituting
the Board of Public Works, or a ma
jority OF them. are hereby authorized
and directed to have prepared proper
certificates OF Indebtedness of the
State in good and sufficient form to
aggregate the amount of three million
one hundred and ffty thousand dollars
(s3,150,000) as evidence Of such loan;
such certificates OF Indebtedness shall
bear date as OF the time OF their issue,
as provided In Section / Of this Act,
and shall not be issued in less sums
than one hundred (s100.O0) dollars. but
may be issued in sums OF one hun
dred (s100OO) dollars or any multiple
shall be signed by The Treasurer OF
the State and countersigned by the
Comptroller OF the Treasury. and shall
bear interest at the rate fixed by reso.
luton of the said Board OF Public
Works, payable semi-annually; and
any portion or all OF said certificates
may be registered. or not registered,
md the said certificates, or any por-
ton thereof. shall have interest cou.
pons attached, or said certificates. or
any portion thereof, shall not have In
terest coupons attached, all as the
Governor. Comptroller Of the Treasury
and Treasurer, or a majority Of them.
shall determine.