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New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Sailed Yesterday

Louo Star state. Bremen; Homeric (Br),
SouthamptOn Cedric tBr), Liverpool Fort
Victoria CBr), Bermuda; Araguaya (Br).
Bermuda, Lenape, Jacksonville; Paloma
CCuban), Caibarien, san Lorenzo San
Juan; Mesaba (Br), London; Calamarcs,
Havana Comus, New Orleans; Nuecea, Gal
weston; Apache, Charleston; Nieuw Am
sterdam Outch), Rotterdam; Cauahasas,
Norfolk Haverford (Br), Hamburg;. Phila-
delphia, Curacao; Cornelia, San Juan; Lake
Fannin, Brunswick siboney, Havana: Gro
Nor), Philadelphia; Turrialba, Kingston;
Huron. Porto Plata; Verona (Nor(, Bara-
Goa; Sutherland philadelphia; Svartfond
(Nor), Norfolk; Halesius (Br), Montevdeo;
Gothland (Belg), Antwerp Sveiu Jarl
(Nor). Trondhjem; Munamar Banes Lake
Arthur, Richmond; Mexico (Dan). Malmo;
Corcoran Charleston; Nestris (Br), Buenos
Ayres, Lake Ikatan, Cienfuegos; Red book,
-; -; philadelphia, Baltimore; Freida,
Sabine; Pocone (Braz), Buenos Ayres; El
Alba, Galveston; Alpine Range CBr), New
castle; schs Charles NJ Sturven, Charles
Sailed late March "a: Gothla (swl, st
John, y b; Certo CNor), Sagua.
Breiz Izel (Fr), Boston, Et Alba, Cal
weston.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

Eugene r Thayer 26 ~ Havana Mar 2b
FRANKLIN 81 ME- Jupiter Mar %
Geo II Jones 10 Hattrras Mar 2E
Gult Queen 90 w TortuEas Mar 2b.
IL NJ Flagler LOSS II Delaware Breakwater
Mar "a
homestead lat 81 II Ion 46 As Mar "a.
Hudson l44 Amrose Mar 20.
Illinois so D bahamas Mar 90
ltalia SW Tortugas Mar 2b
j O'Neill . Jupiter Mar IS.
JoT Davis 2J6 IL Hole-in-W w ali Mar -.
herhonksou $50 Il Boston Mar rs
Liberty Roll ihn G Hole-in- Wall Mar a.
LtghtbuTno ~ Hatteras Mar 60.
ltEonter 65 u Sand Key Mar %.
Masilia 81 SSlG Jupiter Mar IS.
Masuda 1926 w Glasgow Mar "a
Merrymount I'll Il Portland Mar "a
Monterey 240 Scotland Nv Mar Is.
Montoso pd Nantucket 2.20 PM Mar %.
Pauishoro WSW American Shoals Mar 25
Peter II Crowcll As s BarneEat Mar 26.
Eayo 22b WNW Tortugas Mar %.
sag Harbor 40 N Jupiter Mar %.
Samuel Fuller II r. Jupiter Mar 25.
Sieilten 1875 S Sandy Hook 7 AM Mar 25
sun 81 w sand Key Mar 90
Tamiahua rs NE Jupiter Mar 25.
Otacarbon HRtteras Mar 70.
NlctoNte pd Sand Key Mar 25
w G Teagle 122 w Tortugas Mar 20.
Wassaic lat IS 40 Ion ga "A Mar "a.
west Greylock 925 Cape Henry Mar 34.
Nm Boyce Thompson 575 II Capo May
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25--The STA
or Lapland sailed to-day for Blaine in tow
Of the tug Sea Lion. II the first Of
The Alaska salmon fleet to depart. Tho
first two poptoons of 12,000-ton floating
dry dock of Bethlehem Ship Building Co
VIII be toWed out April for newly pur-
chased southwestern plant at San Pedro
The second section win follow on April Is.
The West Jappa, 1854 tons, has been
withdrawn from Pacific Steamship Co and
assigned to Swayne q Hoyt an addi-
tional vessel to give regular monthly serV-
ice to River Plate West Gambo All
tons, assigned to Swayue & Hoyt for de-
llVerty East Coast of South America. re-
placing Rotarian, 2,925 tons, which will be
redelivered at Buenos Ayres
SEATTLE, March 25-Alasl5a Steamship
co is considering construction of a large
steel passenger steamer for Puget sound
ALASKA trade.
I SAN PEDRO. March 25-Santa Ana. re-
lCentlY chartered from Grace Line by the
Pacific Mail for micronesia passenger
itrade, arrived hero yesterday on her first
Voyage from New York
SAN DIEGO. Calf March 25-Making
tone of the fastest voyages between New
/ York and San Diego ever accomplished
lby a cargo steamer, the Julia Lucleenbach
iof the Luckenbach Line arrived here ycs-
fterday. The freighter was out less tnan
fourteen days from New York,
PHILADELPHIA. March 25-Geyelin &
Co, Philadelphia steamship agents, an
nounCe the appointment of John NJ Flynn
formerly secretary of the Earn Line Steam
snip Company. as operating manager, ef-
fectiVe March Of
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

qb3m qFIm ESQ m at Pier 81. II Cwest
Mtnnedosa Cprl. ttverpoo, March -. a.
Canadian Pacific Co with mails; expected
10 20 dock forenoon at Pler 60, n Il (Wegt
Santa Eliza, Valparaiso March 10 70 w
X Grace Go with mails; expected to dock
AZ m at Pier 80, Bklyn next to liam
ilton aV ferryN,
Paatores, sailed Havana March ea At 4
u m; TO United Fruit Go with malls: cx-
hec1ed to dock 10 IN at Pier Is. II II
Ponce, san Juan March -: TO N y
Forto Rico 5 Co with mails; expected
10 dock forenoon at Pier 95, Bklyn (At-
,zulia Mayaguez March %; TO Red y
Line with malls. expected TO dock fore.
noon at Pier II, Bklyn G'iorrepont st)
,o Fort Isr, asmlt9n tHr} bernoda March 80;
pected to dock so m. at Pier g5, N II
(Wcst 55th sN
Munargo, Nassau March "a; to Munson
Line with maila expected to dock 10
d IN at Pier u II (Old Sup)
Canada O'r), st Michaels March is: to
Fabre Line with mails arrived at Provi-
deuce March 25 and eailed FOR New York
March 20 IS expected to dock about 10
a IN at foot of 30th st, B'klyn.
Due Tuesday
Olympic CBD, southampton March 90;
to White Star Line with mails; is expected
So, N r (Wcst 18th sO.
Stavangerfjord (Nor). bergen March is;
10 norwegian America Line with mails. ia
expected to dock forenoon at foot of S1st
st, b klyn
Hubert (Br), Para March 10: to Booth
q Co with mails: is expected to dock fore
noon at foot Of 35d st, B'klyn,
Orizshs, Havana March "a; TO n Y 8.
Cuba Mail Co with mails; is expected
TO dock afternoon at Pier "a, e r
(Wall ST..
Due Wednesday
Vessel Port. Agency.
Adriattc. Naples, March 17..,.W star Line
Fort ST George, Trinidad, March 20
Furness, Witty & Co
Wuerttemberg, Hamburg. March 16
United American Lines
Due Thursday
G8ronts, Gibraltar, March 2I Cunard S s Co
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, March 2S
. Furness, Witty & Co
Araguaya, Bermuda, March 2S.
Sanderson & Son
Clyde S S Co
Due Friday
Mauretonia. Southampton, March %,
Polonia. Copenhagen. March 18.
Baltic-American Limo
Chicago, Havrc. March 21.... French Line
Mayaro' Grenada Feb ga. Trinidad Line
city Of ST Louis, Savannah, March %.
Ocean S s Co
Due Saturday
Paris, Havre. March 26...... French Line
Regina d'Italia, Genoa March IA,
Lloyd Sabaudo
Esperanza, Havana, March rs. Ward Line
Rotterdam. Plymouth, March 23.
Holland America Line
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Vessel Port Agency
Bristol City, Bristol, March 3
lnkum, London, March -. .Cunard S Co
Alness, Liverpool. March 9....U S Nav Co
Fenchurch, Marseilles, March &,
James w Elweu & Co
Nessian, Liverpool, March ii Int Mer Mar
Eastport. Plymouth, March 10.
Susquehanns s S Corp
Cold Harbor. Los Angeles. March '9''' 2 -'''''
Nawsco Lines
Due Tomorrow
Southwestern Miller. London, March g.
Tilthorn Shields. March 49, Kerr s 5 Co
Honolulu. Algiers March H.
Moore, Mccormack & Co
Eastern Crag Fayal. March IL,
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Tuesday
Suwanee. Portland, Eng, March 10
Robert l. Hague
Montana. London March l4Atl Trans Line
Granfos, Kingston, March Il,
Caribbean Line
Grove, Sanchez. March 81,
Caribbean Line
Due Wednesday
Ranella. Avonmouth. March II. ...
Robert l. Hague
Emilia, Oran, March 1O,...... Phelps Bros
Steel Navigator, Tacoma, March 5.
Norton, Lilly & Co
nue Thursday
Menominee London, March 49,
Atlantic Transport Line
Casper, Santos March Tint Freight Corp
Due Friday
N!rgilia, London, March 49,. Cunard Line
Wheeling Mold, Shields March IL
j III Winchester & Co
Laura. Palermo March 81.
James w Elwcll & CO
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
ARMY Orders

From The Tribuno's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. March 25.-Army or.
ders issued to-day follow:
Cavalry
Tobin, Capt. II. c., TO Fort Smelling.
Hawkins, Col. II. s., to Fort D. A. Russell.
Infantry
Dufner 1t. C. II. to Camp Dix
smith, Capt H. b, to Fort Mcpherson.
coulter. Capt. II. X, to Fort Benjamin
Harrison.
Quartermaeter Corps
Noble. Major A. v, to PIattsburg Bar
racks.
Grimes. Capt. NJ. D., to Jefferson Barracks.
Field Artillery
kilmer, Capt. ", s. TO Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Rice. Capt. NJ. r.. to Governors Island.
Miscellaneous
Carolin. Capt. N. Air Svc.. to Long Island.
Schwieger, 20 1t. j. c., Med. c., to Walter
Reed Hospital.
Winslow, Col. r. E.. eng, to New York
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their (TRl noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper Bar Harhor, Me. (Ottercliffes):
Cape Hatteras, N c.; Jupiter, Fla.
Key West, Fla; New Orleans, La
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded t5
New York. It is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at noon
each day in order that they NAV be
received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be aant
through the stations of the independently
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. New
York City (WCG), Babylon, L.
CWSE), Easthampton. L. l. OWSA1
New London. Conn (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation of Amsrica
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Ca
(WCC), Siasoonset, Mass. (WSCl. New
London. Conn. (WLC). Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will he
given free through the Radio Cornora
ton of America by the Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Foreign Ports
ArriyaIs

CoNsTANzA March 12--Mcsau Hellas
BARCELoNA, March 1s-szterenyi 90,
savannah.
GoTHENBURG, March 19--CarlshoIm
GENOA March 1o-Moneincvro 90.
New Orleans, 2lst, Mont Cervn OrD, Van
couvcr
CALAIS, March 19--Mabasha (Br). New
BREMEN. March 2o-America. New
York via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Nocca-
lula. New Orleans; OreRouian. Philadelphia.
AARHUS March 2o--Ruth CNor), Balti-
more.
ANTWERP, March 2l--Ala. Baltimore.
HAMBURG March 21--Cragness U3rG
Baltimore; Monte Nevoso tIt). baltimore.
LONDON March 24-IlaIa (Br), New
York,
(DO, Gulfport Bronte (BD, New York.
PANAMA CANAL Crlstooal March II
Ulua CBr). New York
CONsTANrINOPLE, March l4--Brad-
RGTTERDAM. March 2s-Baarn tD0.
baltimore; Ryndam (DD, New York via
Plymouth and Boulogne.
DAKAR, March 23-West Nohno, New
York.
HULL, March 2l--Canadan Commander
Brl, st John, n b.
vannah; 25th, Candidate Br), New Or
le19s a. MeItS <, B3 St Jqhn rIano 3D. ls
%6Gs133 '2f iES.''S %arcn .5-corsican
(Br), 81 John, y r.
Departures
cERu. March 22-celuc Prince CBD,
,HLGlmRs, March 2a-porlcstar (BD
HONGKONG, March 23-Empress of
Asia C3D, Vancouver.
TENERIFFE, March 23--Runa (Nor).
New York.
ROTTERDAM. March 23-sarcoxie, New
5 Es6iUrHAMProN. March 24-coldbrool.
New Orleans; Lapland (Br) (from Ant
werp), New York; 18th, Mauretania (Br),
New York.
LrvERPOOL, March 24--Limnoa (BD.
Key West.
MANCHEsTER. March 24--Manchester
Corporation (}), st John, n Il.
HAMBURG, March 25-Bayern (Ger)
GLAsGow. March 25-Calabria Br
New York; Canadian Carrier CBD. ST John
NAPLEs, March ls-Baron Blantyrc
(Brl, Port Arthur
STAVANGER, March 1S--Talabot (Nor),
Hampton Roads.
HHMBURG, March 22-Caristo DU,
Baltimore
TLUsHiNG March 23-coldbrooIs, New
ANTWERP March 23--Lapland (BD
New York.
L1VERPOOL, March 24--Nitonian (Br1
Philadelphia,
CRISTOBAL Panama Canal, March "a
Colon, New York.
BUENOS AYREs. March 24-Songda
(Nor), New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Fire Record

l.35-Foot of Dyckman st, North
2;I5-22s W: 74th st, unknown: Unknown
+a5-ss w. 9sth st; HeTm2n '.r,,.,,,
S;:o-ss " l25th st; Essbeo Nh. ,..,
S:oo-5o 'SY Market St; J. Marcus .UnEnown
s;1o-Iss w. End av. unknown. Unknown
S;25-lo5 E. nah st; Jacob Cohen
s:ao-2s42 Briggs av" the Bronx
slo-501 e. 7sth st: Joseph winters
s;oo-25sth st. and Fieldstone rd..
the Bronx brush; unknown. None
s;S6~-4s3 W. 2o7th ST; Rainbow
1o5o-54su auRo[s e. ID St: Ben Golden UNKNOWN
N:2o-Undercllff av. and Boscobel av..
the Bronx; rubbish; unknown None
1l;2o-l22 W. 4sth st; fire in street
Ill:3o-sO w. 13Ah st.. unknown Trining
H;SS-2S3d st. and Van Cortlandt
ta:l6--Broadway and 21sth st. Brush;
ls:4o-s4 4na Ayenae b: Jacob Miller Unknown
-:;So-s2o w. 14Oth st; vacant lot;
..o'-8 " 51st st: Eikwood Aoio >0AS
s;55-Bfoadway. between 1ssth St.
and Dyckmen st .......- Unknown
4'oo--5s1 w. l5Sth St; Joseph Eel
: 1'aS--Foot OF w. 5oth St; rubbish.
Unknown
2:36-sss Sd av.; Cornelius Chance. .Trining
S'Sb-s2 Mulberry st. Clement
bdFdO o ! 4illHS
9'SV~Thompson st, between Watt
and Broome sts: unknown,
Unknown
'a5-2ooo Madison av; cathroine
Book Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
0oo-s1o e. 49th St; unknown
s:l5-15e ". 2sth st; unknown Slight
S'1o--los Monroe st; Maurice Bar
llott. SilB nI
s'l9-S6i w 14th st; William Nc
NsqFeTn 8 sISilgtnI
siso--172 Monroe ct fssrc s;aink Slight
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
lRanstleaf Makes Plea
For Enactment of
Ship Subsidy Bill
Declares Greater Merchant
i Marine Is Vital TO Keep
=. $. ON Par With British:
Cites Relative Strength
-, - rrlhurs,s 1rn.hsnn,.

Froas The Tysbwse's WoshsHoton Bureau
WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Ransdell, of Louisiana, Dem ocrat, sneak
ing in the Senate this afternoon, strong
ly advocated the enactment Of the ship
subsidy bill which is backed by presi.
dent Harding and the Shipping Board.
He declared for non-partisan action, and
asserted the South equally with the
North wanted strong merchant ma
rine, and this bill pointed the way to
obtain and keep it "morc clearly and
powerfully than any other bill which
we have SEEN"
Senator Ransdell spoke while the
supplemental treaty was pending. and
began by referring to the naval treaty.
He said though the American and
British navies are supposed to be placed
on o basis of parity by the treaty the
be greatly inferior by reason of lack Of
an adequate merchant marine.
There is only one way for our ex-
uectation of naval equality to be
realized" he declared, "and that is for
America to make very material add
sions to its commercial feet. Swift
vessels of commerce carrying both
freight and passengers, having a speed
in excess Of fifteen 20 twenty knots
preferably twenty knots and overland
from 10000 to $4,000 tons, are most ef-
fective as auXlliaries to the navy in
time of war
How Great Britain stands in relation
10 the United States as to such ships is
shown in figures presented by Senator
Ransdell, giving the number and ton
mage of vessels of 10000 gross tons and
over and having speeds of twelve to
twenty knots and over.
America. Britain.
Tonnage ......,. e3s,247 1,87o,i47
ain other words" said Senator Rams
dell, Great Britain has about three
tiraes as many ships which are capable
Of being used as high grade naval
suxiliaries as the United States has. If
our commercial marine is to remain at
its present level, so far as these fast
ships are concerned, then Great Britain.
with her large fleet of potential naval
suxiliaries, would, beyond question,
continue as she is to-day, very much
more powerful on the seas, even though
our naval vessels-our fighting ships
are considered on terms of actual
parity. Any limitation, through inter
hauohal agreement, IN the future con-
Struction of naval vessels, will render
the necessity of a merchant marine and
its personnel of even greater i'm
portance than it has been in the past;
and without an adequate merchant
marine, the safety of our country might
easily be imperiled.
"The direct aid provided in the pend
ing shipping legislation is commonly
referred to as a subsidy, and without
1t the encouragement provided by the
indirect aids would not suffice to set
our merchant flag again on the ocean
rs Of old"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Changes Of Masters

William PARK succeeds Edmund EerDier
command str Lepape; clyde = 5 90
Peter C2hiE succeeds Calib II Smlto
command sch barge Biscayne.
Henry Ludberg succeeds Robert McAllis
ter command steam crew Reserve.
Asgnus Emanueleen succeeds Arthur &
Wilson command str costswIse
Charles - Almond succeeds Thomas &
Landi command sloop yacht Monsoon.
2 Clayton succeeds Frank J. Hunt
command dredge Pan-AmeriCan.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Woman Heads Railroad
Mrs. Mary HinkIcy Reelected
Poughkecpsie Line President
Special Dfspdtch TO The TrEbuae

"V0VI"F E7IsVFt'77 20 10 I9277'-9
BEACON, March 25.- Mrs. Mary
Hnkley, said 90 be the only woman
at the head of trnction company in
the country, has just been reelected
president, it was announced to-day. Of
the Poughkeepsie City and Wappingers
Falls Railway. which operates the
street car lines in those two places.
chosen directors arc James +. Saeae
former Collector Of the Port OF New
York John f. Mack guardian Of haby
Guy Stillman; Or. Charles w. Pilgrim.
former chairman of the State Hospital
Commission, and Joseph X. Cboate.
Oneman trolley cars are to replace
cars which required the services OF TWO
employees
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Navy Orders

From The Trtbune's Washington Bureuu
WASHINGTON. March 25.--Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Mcclure. Lit. Com H. A, to L. S. S.
Gridley,
Compo, 1t. c. L. to Pensacola
Jenkins, 1t s: p, to Pacific fleet
Lamont. 1t. G. p, TO U. S. S. SIS.
Richards. It. II. H. to L. S. S. Iuka
sheehan. 1t, j. NJ, TO Pensacola
Cox. Ems. W. r. resigned.
Warren, Lit H c., NJ. c. to Chelsea
Flotte 1t. q. 81 c. J., NJ. c., to Phila-
delphia.
Arnold, Bosn II. L., to ". s. S. Tern.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Marine Reports
rnE TInEs
Winds at Sea To.fsav

Winds at Sea TODAY
North OF sandy Hook and Sandy Hools
" iiatteras--Fresh southeast winds and
partly overcaat weather
t&tteras to Florida Straits--Fresh east
anu s,a southeast winds and partly overcast
East Gulf OF Mexico-Fresh tc strop,,
sot,1, 80 out beast aud south winds, probably WITH
saua,lS over north portion; overcast
weather and local rainp
T.. west Gulf-Fresh to strong south. SHIFT.
lne TO west aud northwest winda witl,
overcast, showery weather '"'
Srleoean Sea and Windward Passage
MoGerate 20 fresh northeast winds and
partly overcast weather "' "nu
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Marine Disasters

March %, the Spanish str Nuria, bound
here from Cardeuas, developed engine
trouble when her cylinder heads blew out
She was taken in tow by the L s Coast
Guard cutter Gresham and brought within
twenty-five miles of Ambrose Light. where
she was transferred to tugs, which brought
her to port.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Belgian Shin on Rocks

BEAUMONT, Tex, March 25.-The
Belgian steamship Kremlin is pounding
to pieces off Sabine Pass, according to
telephone message to the Coast Guard
station here tonight. The tugs Hud-
son and Calvert have gone to her res
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

w ASHINGTON, March 25.-There was n
decided fall in pressure to-day over the
lake region and Ontario. and a disturb
ance of considerable intensity was central
north OF Lake Superior tonight. An
other disturbance, of moderate intensity.
was central over southern Texas. Pressure
continued high over the Atlantic states
and 1t was high and rising over the plains
states and the Canadian Northwest
a. essIre distribution has been, at
tended by general showers in the lake re-
sion, the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
Sourl valleys, tho southern plains sta tes
and ihe west Guf states aud by snow in
North Dakota and the Canadiap North
west n other parts of the country the
weather remained fair.
Temperatures were considerably above
normal tonight east of the Mississippi
River. except along the north Atlantic
coast, and they were below normal almost
generally west OF the Mississippi River ex-
cept in the extreme Southwest.
The Texas disturbance win move north
eastward and be attend I'd by general rains
in the states east Of the Mississippi River
within the next thirtysix hours There
IS proba bility of heavy rain from the
lower Ohio Valley southward over Ten
nessec and the eastern Gulf states to-
morrow and tomorrow night.
Temperatures viii fall tomorrow and
tomorrow night in the lake region, the
Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys and
in Tennessee and the eastern Gulf states
tomorrow night and Monday, and mild
temperatures in the Atlantic states Mon
day will be followed by lower tompera-
turcsa
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
DIslricl rorccnsts.-rasLcrn Now York

District Forccasts,-E Now York---
Increasing cloudiness and somewhat
warmer sunday, followed by showers sun
day afternoon or night; Monday rain and
colder.
southern New England Generally fair
aud somewhat warmer Sunday, followed
by rain Sunday night and Monday; colder
,.Out.Ay.
Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and
Dela aware-Increasing cloudiness, followed
by showers late Sunday afternoon
night; Monday, rain and colder.
Western observation-disclosures and
probably thunderstorms Sunday. cooler by
Sunday night; Monday, rain and colder
in west portion, Monday, rain or snow and
colder.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Lloyd George Home Monday

LONDON, March 25.--Prime Minister
Lloyd George is expected to return
Monday from Criccieth, where he has
been enjoying brief vacation.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
CITY Island

found South--Schs Ainslie (Br), Trini-
dad for New York; Whiteway Br),
kins, Newport for New York
Bound East-Schs A Moulton (Br), New
York for Halifax; Henrietta A Whitney,
New York for Rockland (both anchored)
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

Afoundria 1921 BY n Cape Henry Mar
AgwiInex IS NE Fowey Rocks Mar Is
Ae w8un 20 S Jupiter Mar 2b
Atlantic City is SW Key West Mar 81
Bayano lat rs so lon Ga II Mar 25
Cambria lat 45 10 lon 3s 40 Mar a.
Cantigny sailed from Portland Mar 95
Columbia 144 SW New York Mar 81
% w Sinclair 112 W Havana Mar 26
Edw l. Doheny 29 z Sand Key Mar rs
Z! Estero 90 NE Jupiter Mar rs,
El Sol So Jupiter Mar 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Vessels Sold

Antonio, steam screw 1850 tons; sold by
Henry Wlloughby Lowell, admiralty mar
ahal to MacDougal Duluth Shipbuilding
Corp, for $15, 900,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Weather Report
Sun rises. 5;51 am. sun sets. 6:13 pm.
Moon rises. 4;5l am Moon sets. 4:42 pm

sun rises. Sol am. sun sets. 6:13 pm
Moon rises. 4:51 Am. Moon sets 4:42 pm
Local Forccast.-lncreasing cloudiness
and somewhat warmer to-day, followed by
showers this afternoon or tonight; to-
morrow rain and colder; increasing south
ana southwest winds, shifting to northwest
tomorrow.
Local Official Record.-The following Of
iiciai record shows temperatures during
the last tWenty-four hours, in comparison
with the corresponding date of last year:
1872. 1921 1922. 1921
a. n... ~ So D. M. A. 81
.. ia. 4S 60i y. M. 80 6A
II noon. o. Gt11 p. m.. A. G2
Highest, 56 degrees at 100 D. M: low
est A., AT 40 y. m; average, so; average
same date last year, so; average same date
for thirty-three years, 40 degrees
Humidity
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE--MaH Information will be found
on Travel Page, Column Eight.
sail Tomorrow
Vessel Port. Sail Pier.
Vaucliu. Havre. 3 PNG.............57 " r
Samland, Hamburg, IL M.......,..59 N r
Pari. Trinidad, 3 PM.,......,.....44 n r,
Sail Tuesday
Rochambeau, Havre. 12 M........57. N r
Centennial state, London, l2 M. Hoboken
MunfrG0 N dat + -, Nassau IS. Pm ,,.. g 2 II
Munsomo Vera Cruz, PM. ....,... Q. E r.
Conanche, Jacksonville - M...36 " r
City OF Montgomery Savannah, 3 PM.S5 N r
Sail Wednesday
YOrcle, Bremen, 2 NJ ..,.. 9Th St Hobokcn
Ft Hamilton, Bermuda, II AM. =. 95, N r
Metapan, Cartagena, IL M......... Q, N r
Sail Thursday
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. 10 M...s6 N r
ReRkdale; o M9Tseles PM a1st St Byn
AeoIus, Buenos Ayres. PM....3, Hoboken
Ma tura, Trinidad, 1 PM.........2A, B'klyn
Sail Friday
Orbits Hamburg 12 M............42, N z
Nickerie. Cape Haiti. ~ NJ,
Sail Saturday
olympic. Southampton. 12 M.....59, N p
Celtic, liverpool IL NJ. M...,........6c, N r
La Lorraine, Havre. IL M..........67, N r
Noordam. Rotterdam 10 NJ.
Hudson, Bremen, II M.........1, Hoboken
Colombo, Naples. u M............97, N r
Orizaba, Havana, II AM.....,.....13. I1 r
TT Victoria Bermuda, II AM ......9 95, n r
Pastores, Pt Limon, IL M......... 9, n r
Hulia Curacao, IL M.......,....1I, B'ltlyn
Ponce. San Juan, 10 35, n r
Araguaya, Bermuda, il AM. M........42, N r
Aeolus, Buenos Ayres 2 PM....2 Hoboken
Vague San Domingo City, 1 PM..34, B klyn
Modena, Barahona, 2 PM..........75, N r
BTidgetowyn' Barbados 2 PM.,....44. N r
Albania, Liverpool. IL M...........54, N r
Georgian, Hamburg. 10 M..,.......84, N r
Edith, san Juan, u M.....27 B Slvn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

t i'm e w h e n
W a dame lays
aside her heavy
wrap of fur and
is not yet pur-
c h a sin g her
Summer scarfs
a n d c a p e S,
there is a lull
in furs, and in
order to k e ep
our workroons
busy and to