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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
Tunney Had Much the Better
of the Earlier Rounds, While
Creb Pushed the Fighting
IN Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Rounds.

New York, May 23.-Harry
Greb, Of Pittsburgh, who ha,
fought successfully in middle
weight, light heavyweight AMI
heavyweight ranks, tonight won
the light hea>!wcight champion.
ship title OF Ameci, a, defeating
Gene Tunney, Of New York, III
fifteen rounds in Madison Square
Garden. Greb received the judge ;
decision.
Greb, on the offensive throughout
the greater part Of the contest, fought
In his customary windmill fashion,
and prevented Tunney from using his
most effective body attacks.
In the early rounds the Pittsburgh
boxer opened cuts over both OF Tun'
news eyes and on his nose. Tun.
news punches that did land were hard
and shook Greb. but failed TO stop
him In his wildcat rushes. Greo
bounced and danced around Tunney
continually, catching him with long
LETT ana rlGll swings " 'uo "S"H -
the first part OF the contest. OUT
Greb's most effective work was done
at close quarters.
Tunney, who won the light heavy
weight championship in the A. f. r"
took the American title from Battling
Levinsky in decision bout last Janu-
airy. Leyinsky previously had lost the
worlds title to GEORGES Carpenter
by whom he was Knocked out.
Greo weighed 162A pounds ana
Tunney 1T41a.
Jack Stark. New York teather'
weight. received the judges decision
over Patsy Scanlou. OF Pittsburgh. IN
a four.round contest. the first or
series preceding the Greo-Iunney
Mrht heaYyweisht encounter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
IF YOU LIKE DOGS, SEE
THE SILENT CALL TODAY

The docile intuition with which a dog
can take part in screen drama Is
the revelation which is amazing all
photoplay followers who have seen The
Silent Call" which Is being shown at
the Liberty theatre this week.
Unlike many human stars, Strong
heart. the Belgian police dog who takes
tho leading role in the production, is
not vidtim Of temperament. His art
is acting. and he Is an actor first and
dog afterwards.
This fact was fully demonstrated In
the dogs attitude TO the various char
acters In the drama during film produc-
ton and offset. The animal was al
most ferocious towards William Dryer.
who plays the heavy In the cast. He
growled and parked at the villain and
when tho critical moment Of the story
arrived, leaped for him with such
realism that Director Trimble almost
stopped the scene and called 1t of.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
HAS NOSE BROKEN

John Tarpe. aged Is years. ot No.
1852 Wetzcl street. had his nose broken
yesterday afternoon while playing ball
Tape and several other boys were
PLAYING bal! on the For:y-SiX:h street
ball grounds The hail struck Tape IN
the nose and broke Il. Re was taken 10
tho Ohio Valley General hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
7.D.H. {. SENIORS
IN FINE PLAY
THE TOUCHDOWN" PRESENTED
LAST EVENING TO LARGE
CROWD
Members of Graduating Glass Perform
Like Veteran Actors

The Senior class play - Tr!ad",pAia
District High school Was given last
night In the Tr!Id,,pH.t High auditor
lam. THIS years play ~ comedy en-
, Tilted The Touchdown" IN four acts.
Tho play Is n comedy oC college life
IN ~" college OF Siddri! IN i small Sew
:nc,au town. II deals with the v!C!>-
$!lUArs and final triumph Of the S!dd",i
football team and contains many hum
oruus AMI dramatic !nc!drnis The ell
tire senior class Is In the cast.
Tho first act opens IN She assembly
room at the college on an October after
noon and Immediately the plat opens.
The hero. Howard frvd"r!CkS. playing
tn" part OF Grant Hayden. expert foot
ball PLAYER. who is entered Ia an I;nh-
. teur sculpturinE contest has his mas
tcrp!cce already for Sh:pm'H To the
city where tho contest Is being staged
Ills r!va, Alfred Wolf u G:$Sipar"G
/, football player George S"riSl gets
Wa;asSa Faulkner (Elcanor Marmm TO
destroy 4 10y poisoning her mind with
lies When this is found out ard al
Is worked out and The r"al cU.Nrt' =
brought - Justice and 4 sm!SSc! from
schoo, n" play has a haprY ending.
The play is very clever and ~" actors
as we'll rs Miss IHcI""r NuS~.'" Wh"
directed The cast IN Their many weeks o:
practice, observes much credit.
The furniture used ~ the production
vas loaned Ivy the Louis EcCtschH COM
many and the school Wishes - take
this means in thanking thc firm.
The Cast
Gran. Hayden. export football, r.dN""
and amateur sculptor. IN his lur!"r
year at Siddr. Howard Fri"drirhs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24

No such r!tv &C TROY. or D"oNl" H.
Trojane. were known III hlN'"r!" unc*
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
HURT At FOUNDRY

Paul Jankovtch. aged 40 years. OF
Bellalre. while at work at the wheelinS
Mold & Foundry company plant ycster-
day afternoon. sustained two broken
ribs and several bad cuts about the
head and body when a mould fell on
him. He was taken TO the Ohio Valley
General hospital. His condition Is not
regarded as serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24

Anrfer--It was sucn h'g one that Il
pulled me into the river
Friend Cot good GrenchinC, ! sun
pose?
Angler -No--lurkilv ! fell on the fish
London Passing SHOW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-24
Greb Defeats Tunney, Winning LgEHeavy Championship

city officials Of Wheeling, Members Of
the Lions Club and numerous other
views OF local interest. The local Pic.
lures will be screened along with the
regular picture program and at the same
scale of admission.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
AMERICAN PORTS.
iBy NALL

BANGOR. Me. April 7-saiied. str Matoa.
Sewalls Point.
t NJ Nicholson (Br,. Newfoundland.
CAPE COD CANAL. Mass. April S-Ar-
rived. tug Jupiter. Boston (picked UP barges
stroudsburg and Binghampton and pro-
EUREKA. Cal. April 4-Arrived, str Ho,-
lywood tChin). San Francisco.
LYNN. Mass. April s-Arrived, barges
Irene. sewals Point Westmoreland. Provi-
NORFOLK. Va. April 7--ssiled, schrs
Frank NJ Deering. supposed New Haven:
NEW NEWBuRYPoR;r. Siifs; Mass Mass, April s-Arrived,
barge Manor. Norfolk.
ORANGE IRA ss Tx April Is, saisd sshr Elles
PORTL AND. Me. April s-Arrived. barges
Penn, Philadelphia: Trenton, do.
SEATTLE. Wash. April 4-Arrived, str
Yorba Linda. San Pedro. towing ship Falls
san FRANCISCO, Cal. April ARRIVED,
schr Fred ] Wood; Nukuaiofa:
Santa Ana. New York: China Arrow. TAXI; ;
Mexico Mex: salina Cruz.
Martinique. New York for st croix. &C (and
sailed 28th): April /. Panama (Dan), Ham
burg and Antwerp for San Francisco (and
pioceeded); schr Margaret G tBr). st An
SAN JUAN. PR, March oe-Arrived. strs
Ruth. New York. Soth cornelia. do: 3ist.
AufoId llutCHl, tIHsttTuhlil VIA OF INoHi IL
land sailed April for Porto Plata.
Sailed March 81. str Hancock County.
Guadeloupe: April !. Lake Florian. San
Domingo; I'd. Antonio Lopez (Sp), BARGE
SABINE. Tex. April s-Arrived, str Her
man Frasch. Cette.
Sailed 9Th. str Paludina (Br). Shanghai.
Frieda, Baltimore.
Sailed eth. str Palludina CBr. Shanghai.
SALEM. Mass. April S--Arrived, barge
George II Stetson. Phila delphia.
STAMFORD. q. Apri. 3-Arrved. schr S,
Clair Therlaut (Br). Annatto Bay.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11

Sailed 9th. str Pan America. New Yor.s
(ls.200 bags coffeel.
Sailed 10Th. SIR frogner tNor) Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM. April I-Sailed str West
ern Plains. Boston.
Saiea Sta. str Pipestone County, New
York.
RoCEN. April 6--Arrved. strs yannachef
lbp. New Orleans; VIM Boyee Thompson.
Philadelphia.
sAETIA. April 9--Arrivcd. str Camden.
Tampico
.sAvoNA. April s--salied. str Janeta tBD,
New Oreans.
SHANGHAI April e-Arrlved. str cathay.
Everett.
SHIELDS. April :. Arrived str Alpine
SOUTHAMPTON, April 1O--Arrived. str
Mauritania (Br) New York via Cherhourg.
STOCKHOLM. April 3--Arrived, str Cars-
he I'm (Sw). New York.
ST JOHN, NIB, April 10-Arrived. str Cor
nish Point (Br). London; schr Holmes A
Frank (B). Baltimore.
TEI.A. April 8-Arrive6. strs Turrialba,
Puerto castilla Tegucigalpa (Hond). New
TIENTsIN. April Z - Arrived. str West
Prospect. San Francisco.
TRIESTE, April g - Sailed, str Clan
Mackay (Br, New York.
TRINIDAD. April 6-Sailed, str Maraval
(Brl.e New York.
VALPARAISO. April l0--Arrived. str Or
Gus, New York via Norfolk.
VANCOUVER. BE. April 9-sailed. str
VICTORIA. Be, April 9--Arrived. str En-
press of Asia tBr. Yokohama from Van
YOKOHAMA, April b-Arrived. strs Paw
let. Portland, Ore; 7th, China, San Fran
cisco.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch TO TIE NEw YORK HEaArp.
New York Herald Bureau. .
Washington. ID. C., April 10.
These naval orders have been made public:
COMMANDERS.
Bowen. Harold c., to staff duty. Pacific
Lee. William r.. to San Francisco.
LIEUTENANT COMMANDERS.
Seymour. Philip, to machinery division
navy yard, Puget Sound.
Foxweil, Frank T.. to u. S. s. Delaware
Madden. Gustave r., TO San Francisco.
lllhardt, August L.. TO u. s. S. Salinas.
Johnson, Anthony X. to u. S. s. Goldstar
LIEUTENANTs.
Clancy, Martin j.. to U. S. 8. Trinity
James, William, to u. s. S. Rigei
Martin, Ralph. granted leave OF absence
McIvor, Jr.. George W., resigned.
Mccain, Allan o., TO continue duty ". s.
8. L-S.
Rodgers. Bertram j., to command U. S. s.
R-s
Warren, Philip w. to continue command
". &. s. L-11.
Bclaer. Frank r., to Naval Hospital. Key
West.
Wells. Charles H.. to Naval Hospital. New
York.
Winnie Burchard A. r.. resigned
Blumenkranz. Walter NJ, TO u s. g.
HEAVIER
sease. Hugh S.. to U. S. s. Sara Thomson
Brown. Claude L., to San Francisco
Cummings. William u, TO home, wait
orders.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
CLEARED.

: Str Persier CBelg) Sytor. Havre and Ant
"a srp tgeneral)-Lloyd Royal Beige.
nnd Southampton tgeneraD-Cunard Steam
-Ship Co.
{, SIR La Marsa ii (Fr). vieulles. Marseiiies
yfailasD-J w Elwell Co.
and Trieste tgeneraD- Phelps Bros & Co.
Str Regina DItalia ItaD. Olivari, Paler-
~io. Naples and Genoa (generaD-Furness.
Str oran (sp). cavia. Piraeus. salonica
ard Constantinople (generaD Garcia
z Str The Lambs, Lohse Alexandria. Haifa
~, tgeneraD-United American Lines, Inc.
fJbai 1coaD-Panama Railroad Steamship
str Mayaro (Br). Drysdale. Grenada.
trinidad and Demerara (seneral)-Furness
str w VI Tupper. Browne. Trinidad. Dem
erara &c (gencral)-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Mundelta, Osborne. Vera Cruz and
Tampico tgenera)-MuEson Steamship Line
Str John Archboid Barbrick. Port Lo-
hos tballasD-R l. Hague.
Str Runa tNor), Iversen. Port Antonio via
Norfolk (ballast)--Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Muskogee. Efstrom. Baton Rouge
5hallasu-R L Hague.
Str Arapahoe, Devereaux, Charleston and
Jacksonville tseneraD-Clyde Steamship Go.
Taeneral)-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Phonix CDan), Gal. Norfolk tballast-
West India Steamship CO.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion transportation Co.
] Str Canadian Planter (Br), Roop tfrom
Erisnane). Boston (residue)-wilford Nc
lay
Str Mary. Goodman. st John. NIB tsugar,
Brig Guiniguada (sp). Cora. Las Pslmas
thalias)--J Carberry 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
Dangers to Navigation.

TReported TO the photographic office.l
Str Maraval (Br). Trinidad for New York.
reports April 10, 0 Am. passed a quantity
OF vessels hull. with masts alongside. in lat
23 rs n, Ion 65 40 w.
Position OF mine reported April was south
and clear of all steamer tracks from and TO
New York and Boston. Current charts indi-
cate that mine will probably drift to east
and south away from steamer tracks. When
mine was reported 10 ice patrol vessel latter
was 115 miles more distant from mine
Following "A hours foggy, preventing search
of any nature. No search made for mine Eas
same has not again been reported and such
search believed futile. Mariners have been
urged repeatedly to sink destroy mines by
gun rifle fire, such cooperation being nee
essary TO free the seas.
Ice patrol cutter Tampa reports as follows:
April 10. Tampa's position lat AZ 00, lon
40 A. drifting in fog. Growlers reported lat
AZ 20, Ion 80 IL. Two bergs lat 43 40, Ion
81 55 in lat 43 AS.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
SAILED.

Strs Gedania (Danz). Tamplco: Agwibay.
Philadelphia Mevania. Tamplco: Wabasha
tGf). Norfolk: Borglum tDnnl. do; Mary.
81 John, NIB: Muskogee. Baton Rouge; Ham
rton. Norfolk. Rayo. towing l barge, Beau
mont: Mundelta. Vera Cruz and Tampico.
* adian Planter (Br), Boston; Eastern
NJ IT, Yokohama, &C.
= SlFs Cristobai. Kingston and Cristobal !:
.F,bonix (Dan). Norfolk: Runa (Nor), Por.
via Norfolk.
Brig Guiniguada (Sp), Las Palmas.
= Schr Priscilla Alden, st stephen, NIB.
Tugs Atkins Hughes. towing barge
;. passed out Sandy Hook 9:4- AND; vir-
,ginisn. towing (do at "a PM); w q
sjScene. towing 3 tdo at f:i6 PM.
:. sirs oran (sp). Constantinopie; w NJ Tup-
tpcr. Demerara.
Z sailed 9th. ctr G Harrison Smith. Port
~ .obos.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
= cduced 70 sea levell at New York on Mon
~iay. April 10. 1922. at s AM, as reported by
she United States Weather Bureau. was
= .fwenty-nine and eigh,y-five hundredths
.j20s5) inches. This closely approximates
tevcn hundred and flfty-eight and two
<enths t75s.2) miilimeters. Captains Of all
.ressels now lying I'm near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantageousiy
ia the above official data for observing
~fether their own barometera require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook PM. w. 10 miles
lear; light sea visibility. ~ miles
The New York herald., 1922-04-11

making the trip from The Ambrose Channel
ightship. 3.l6l miles. in ) days 10 hours
and . minutes. wnich II declared 10 be the
vessel since the beginning e the war; in
August, 1913.
LONDON. April S--Str Western MRid from
Revai for United States. has put Into lSel
for repairs. having been dannsed py ice,
Str West Munhaln, from Norfolk, dc, be-
fore reported ashore al Ieligoiand, pro-
ceeded from Hamburg 10 Geestemunde for
repairs.
10th-Str Brave Coeur. from New Orleans
Sc, for Novorossisk. has put into Gibraltar
with damage TO engines
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
'UPLIFTERS' DENOUNCED
BY JUDGE M'MAKON
Mandy Families Menace as
Mcddlers, Says Court.

Medding "uplifters'' were scored by
Judge MacMahon in the Kings County
Court yesterday after counsel for Joseph
Brenner of 64S Leonard street. who was
arraigned on charge of grand larceny
had appealed for leniency on the ground
that his client was the victim of bad as
sociations. The attorney was reminded
that the duty of the court is to judge
offenses, not to condone them.
"A Judge who passes on such cases. :
said Judge MacMahon. receives small
praise, but praise Is showered -on the re-
formers and uplifters whose only efforts
are confined to meddling in other peo-
pies business. With unfortunates al
their own door these 'namby pambies' car
find nothing to do, but they can find time
to regulate the code and lives of others
who know better than they how to live
with regard 20 the rights of others
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
NEW YORK CONCERN
LOSES TRADE SUIT
Supreme Court Rules Against
Retail Restriction Under
Contract Of Sale.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Contracts of
sale made by manufacturers requiring
retail dealers exclusively to handle their
products which may have the effect to
lessen substantially competition were
held to be invalid by the Supreme Court
to-day.
The opinion was delivered by Justice
Day in a case brought by the Standard
Fashion Company, New York corpora
tion, against the Magrane-HoustonC Com
pany Of Boston. and sought to compel
that retail company to observe the terms
of the contract which the Supreme Court
declared was one Of sale and not of
agency or joint venture. Being con-
tract of sale, Justice Day stated, the
only question which remained for the
court to determine was whether the facts
established that It would substantially
lessen competition.
Adopting the findings of the Circuit
Court of Appeals for the First circuit
Of the results obtained through the con-
tract, the Supreme Court agreed that the
contract was fairly within the scope of
the Clayton act. 1t therefore affirmed
the decision Of the Circuit Court. which
held that contract invalid.
Reduction OF street car fares in Cal
weston. Texas. from six cents to five
cents. as ordered BY the board OF COM
missioners OF that city and sustained
by the United States District Court for
southern T.:.as. vas upheld to-day by
the Supreme Court.
The company sought to have the de-
cision reversed on the ground that the
court had not considered certain items
entering into operating expenses in de-
fprn1ininC fair and reasonable rate,
Appeals Of the Ogden Portland and
the Union Portland Cement companies
and OF the Utah-Idaho Central Railroad
Company to have set aside the orders
OF the public utilities commission OF
Utah, canceling their contract with
the Utah Power and Light Company,
were dismissed.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
N,4l5,5O0 IN LOANS
PLACED BY ONE FIRM
Deals Were Contaminated
Since January 4.

Wn, A. White & Sons announce they
have placed $1,4l5.500 in mortgages
since the first OF the year. Practically
all of these loans have been taken at
per cent. interest and for periods rang
ing from FIVE TO ten years The more
recent loans placed include the follow
ing. $4,000 for Capt Francis r. Mayer
on his country estate at Hewlett. /. T.;
s465,000 on lao West Fifty-seventh street,
fourteen story duplex studio apart
ment house: s350,000 on the northeast
corner OF Twenty third street and Thir-
teenth avenue, mortgage covering also
the fee at $40 TO 557 West Twenty
third street: s350,O00 for the Hudson
Motor Car Company on its garage and
service station at 329 West ixty-eighth
street, through to Sixty-ninth street;
100000 on 16o Madison avenue, seven
story store and loft building $4,000
on the new five and six story office and
loft building at West Sixteenth street;
$4,000 on the new garage being con-
structed at 553 West 13Sd street.
through 20 526 West 1S4th street.
$4,000 on the seven story apartment
house at 795 ST. Nicholas avenue.
Other loans include s250000 on the
block front east side Seventh avenue,
l25th to 126th street S130,00O on the
block front west side Avenue a, SIX
tieth to Sixty-f1rst street; for w. r.
Nichols of Boston, 100000 on 244-25O
West Forty-ninth street. and for the
Rev. VIM. b. Humphrey a loan OF
$4,000 on 92z Madison avenue
s275.O00 on the six story office building
at IL Gold street through to 14-20
Platt street, and 100000 on the st.
Denis Offices Corporation Building on
the southwest corner Broadway and
East Eleventh street.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11

PORTO RICO. April Isailed str Ruth.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April s-Arrived, str
Arrived 10th. strs Florinda tsp). BARGE
Iona. sc: Brighton tNor), Port Antonio;
paliie, baltimore; Walter A Luckenbach,
New York; Edward l. Doheny III, do; Guam
tico. Boston.
ton Nitonian lBr), do.
Cleared 10th. strs kelbergen tDutchl, Ror-
terdam; Northwestern Miller (Br), Londoi
Brighton (Nor), Norfolk; schr Edith Belli-
veau tBr). Belliyeau Cove. Ms.
Sailed sth. strs W NJ Irish. Texas, City:
Merrlmack. Boston; Essex. Savannah and
Sailed 10th. strs Warwick. Havana; Inca.
Houston: schrs Martha Parsons tBrl.
Hampton Roads; Quaco Queen tBr). st
Passed out Delaware Breaiswater 9th. 40
An str II Helse sNor,; for Hayana $50 ~ En-
Passed out 10th, $3.50 PM. str ID SEQ
field. Philadelphia for New York.
phia for Port Arthur. towing barge Dallas /;
II 20 AM. tug Storm King. towing bargss
Fort Pierce and Arkansas, seaward.-Wind
: poRTLAND. ish Ne Ne. April % io-Arrived strs
Cold Harbor, Boston: Yves. Kebar. do.
Arrived 10th. str Transportation, Balti-
more: schr William Booth. New York for
Sailed 10th. str Jonarcy, Norfolk.
PROVIDENCE. RI, April 9-Arrived, strs
Gulfqucen. Port Arthur: Meteor. Newport
News: schr Mary H Diebold, Norfolk.
Sailed 9th. tugs Bermuda. Norfolk (call-
Ing at New London for barges Alleghany
and Wilmington and at New York for an
other): Neptune. do. towing barges Je-
sephus and Caroline.
SEATTLE. Wash. April 9-Arrived. str
Steel Ranger, Portland.
Sailed 9th, strs Lurine. Honolulu; Bo-
hemian Club, San Francisco.
SAVANNAH. Ga. April 10-Arrived, strs
Juriata. Jacksonville for Philadelphia: Nam
tuclet. Baltimore for Jacksonville; schr J
Edward Drake. Bermuda.
Sailed 10th, strs City of Rome. Boston. .
Hoven. Tampco.
TACOMA. Wash, April 9-Arrived, strs
Julia Luckenbach, Seattle: Hawaii Maru
Jap), do.
Sailed 9th. str Mystic. San Francisco.
TAMPA, Fla, April 10--Arrived. strs Lewis
X Thurlow. Baltimore: Ossabaw. New York
Miami. Key West: Truxillo. New Orleans;
schr Charles r Wiebe. Santa Cruz.
Sailed 10th, str Altamaha. New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, April 10
Passed. str Briton, east Il PM).-Wind SW,
moderate; hazy.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
Army Orders
Special Dispatch 70 TIE NEW YonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., April 10.

u.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., April 10.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
COAST ARTILLERY.
Bates. Major Ralph D.. to Washington.
ENGINEERS
Hammond. Capt. Charles Sydney, TO Fourth
Engineer training center.
Moore, Capt Cecil r., to Camp Travis
Radford, Capt. Robert A.. to Fort Smelling
strang. Capt. John A., TO Fort BENJAMIN
Lodge. First Lieut. Henry g.. to Camp
Devens.
williams, First Lieut. Randolph p, 10
Camp Dix.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Smith. Col. Wright, TO Camp Dix.
Mnraist Capt. Robert ". 70 Camp Dix.
Roe. Capt. Edward j., to LANSING. Mich
GENERAL STAFF
Ferguson, Col. Frank K. to San Fran
cisco.
INFANTRY.
Loughlin, Capt. Charles O., to Camp Lewis
Casweli. First Lieut.. Fred W.. to Platts-
burg Barracks.
white. First Lieut. Harry A.. to Fort sam
Houston.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Parker. Major Sam r.. TO Camp Lewis.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT..
Tschsppnt. Col. William H., to Aberdeen
proving grounds.
Borden. Major William A.. to Aberdeen
proving grounds.
Durnr. Major james H.. to Presidio of san
Francisco.
stuart, Major Alexander j.. TO watertown
Arsenal
Traegcr. Major Charles IT,. to Fort sam
Houston.
Churchill. Capt. Harold W.. 10 New York
city.
Goebert. cept Elmer c.. to Camp Mcclellan.
Haney, Capt. James o., 20 Camp McCIel-
Ian.
Reed. Capt. Charles s., to Camp Knox
ouARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Middicscwart. Capt. William IT,. TO wash
lngton.
MISCELLANEOUS
Snyder, T.ieut.-C Oliver s., TO Ph!ladci-
uhia
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By Mail.l

BARBADOS. April 5--saiied. str Canadian
Beaver tBr). st kits.
BELLIvEAU COVE, Ms, April Elm port,
schr Westway (Br), for Boston.
BERMUDA. April 7-Sailed. str Chaleur
tBr). Halifax.
cRIsTOBAL. April 1--Arrived. str Sonora
tFD. San Francisco for Bordeaux. Hav-e,
Artw erp and Hamburg
HALIFAX. April 7--Sailed. schr Vincent
A White (Br), Liverpool, Ms.
HAVANA. April 3-Arrived. strs Hibernia
(Sp), Philadelphia; schr Virginia Louise
lHord). Port st Joe: 4th. str Lake Savi.
Galveston
Sailed sth. str Manta. Vera Cruz
MATANZAS. April 1-Sailed. str Mariana.
NASSAU. April 5--sailed. str Canadian
Fisher (Br). Kingston and Belize.
ST LAWRENCE, prior to March 29-Ar-
rived. schr Armistice fJ3r), st Johns.
ST JOHN. NIB. April S-Arrived. schr G
Maud Gaskill (Br). Yarmouth.
Cleared Sth. schr Chas G Lister. Vineyard
Haven (for orders).
Sailed Sth. str Kaduna (Br). Cape Town,
&c.
ST JOHNS, NF. April 0-Arrived. strs
LuksfJell (Norl. Methi (and sailed 10th for
New York;: 9th. Sachem (Br), Liverpool
for Halifax and Boston.
Arrived March %, schr Peleen (Br).
Sailed 5sth. schr Cape Race (Br,, Pernam-
buco.
In port Goth. schr Netherton (Br). for
Brazil.
WEYMOUTH. Ms. April Gin port, schr
Leo Le Blanc (Br- for Boston.