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New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Moiorship Growth
Is IsRecognizedby by
Bureau Of Shipping g
New Rules to Cover This
Development; ID Brighter
Prospects Seen for 1922
for Sh;pbuild;',g Interests

The growing Importance Of motor
propulsion in shipping has been recop-
nizcd by tho American Ruroau Of Ship
ping through the appointment Of nc,p
sub committee on internal combustion
engines Of tho engineering committee.
consisting Of Dr. C. A. Lucl<o and
Mcssrs. Ruttcr, Cooke and West Rules
covering this fold have recently been
promulgated.
This action by the bureau was an
hounccd yesterday after the annual
meeting held this week. at which presi-
dent Stevenson Taylor outlined fhc de-.
vclopmcnts of tho year in shipbuldno
nc said that, while only ono now col
tract Tor scagoing vessel vas placed
during 1921. marking low record Tor
American shipping, the outlook for 1892
was brighter. MIR. Taylor also an
nounc"d that to day Approximately 80
per cent Of all American classified ton
mage had been urvcycd by tho bureau
as compared with 8l2 per cent in 1916,
when tho bureau was organized TIE
classified tonnage under the American
flag is now l2,Sa1 $50 gross tons
All Of the officers, including MIR. Tav-
lor AZ president and Captain C.. a. Nj
Allistcr AS vice president, were re-
elected. Mr.. c. r. Taylor was made a
vice pres dent to succeed the lnte Com
modorc Rertholf, combining that Office
with his former position Of treasurer
William Francis Gibbs and Theodore
Wells were added to The technical com
mlttcc on naval architecture
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Fight Among Hill Heirs
Emperils Rail Control
Grip o" Burlington Won b:
Historic Coup Likely To
Be Sacrificed
Special Dispatch to The EriJt


ST. PAUL, Feb. Perpetuation of
James j. Hill's historic financial coup,
his domination of the Burlington Rail
way through his individual stock
ownership, is in jeopardy as a result
of tho fight among the Hill heirs over
the control of the vast properties de-
vciopcd by the empire builder, it was
disclosed here. to-day at the opening
of tho probate court contest over the
appointment Of an administrator Of
the $1a,000.000 estate of their mother.
Seven heirs ask the appointment of
the Northwestern Trust Company.
which they control. Appointment Of
Louis w. Hill, chairman of the Great
Northern Railroad. is asked by him ard
his cldert sister Mrs. Mary II. Hill, o.
Washington. d. C..
Chairman Hill attempted to keep the
Burlington stock together, but the op-
posing heirs forced him to distribute
their shares to them last July after the
completion Of the joint Burlington
bond issue financing
Refusal of tho Hill children other
than Louis to give The $375,0OO art
collection of their rather to the mother
and their drawing of lots for their
shares Of the pictures was disclosed in
deposition by Anson McCook Beard.
Of Tuxedo Park. N. w. Il sister of Aouis
W. Hill. ~
Mrs. Beard challenged the yaIia*s
Of her mothers gift to Lou1s Of Nc
$500 North Oaks farm. the couNrv
estate established by James j. Fill
near st. Paul, and OF $73S.OoO in East
ern Railway and Burlington bonds.
She contended her mother was too IN
on January 8, when the gifts wero
made. TO transact business
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

Sevisian. Liverpool. Jan ii.
- International Meroantl. Marine
sdavon' Tyne, Jan ,..U Nsvigat Go GO
Tsyo Kiscn Kaish.
Montana, London. Ian u. All Trans Line
Nslcsiuc, Buencn Ayr.s. Jan e.Houe,on Line
Independence Hall. Rotterdam. Jan H.
Indian liverpool, Jan ,s Int Mere Marine
Aldgate. Lisbon. Jan Is..Jas W T'wcl Co
Gsilia. Palermo, jan ~
Moore. Mccormack a Co
Alamo. Galveston; Jan q Mallory Line
Messiah liverpool Jan "a Int Mere Mar
Ed luchenbach. Crtstobal. Jan 2s
luckenbach Linz
Ncstaiis. Genoa. Jan iS........ peirce Bros
Thodc Faselund, Rio de Janeiro. Jan II.
Meuon,noc Lcndon. Jan so.A,i trans lAns
Canadian 'Srr'er' Rosario v.,,,o, Jsn s ,,.r,
Moore. Mctornacls e. Co
Kansas, rort said Jan a.Nor'on. LILY Co
Cape Domain san Trarc isco. Ian 49,
Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific Corp
Due Tomorrow
Almarso, Imminghan': Jar sl.
Pacific Stcsm NsviEaton
Wes, corun,. Montcvideo, Jan IT,
Munson Lines
Que sunday
NscntdSe Rotterdam. Jan g.
Holland America Line
Ga l,lou. Antwerp. Jan %
Ellcrman's Wilson Line
Cnrlsholm. Gothe nburE. Jan 2c.
l'urress. Witty & Co
nue Monday
steel NoyaScr. London. Jan -
Norton. Lilly & Co
Editor. Iavrc. Jan IL. Cosmopolitan Line
Due Tuesday
Bovic, liverpool Jan 81. White Star Line
Janus, BreSt Jan 2S.,.... Three Star Line
Duo Wednesday
'lontarf@. ralermo Jan IA II Bull & Co
Sa lust Fcrnambuco Jan II.
Lamport & Holt Line
Tampa sas, Galveston. Feh L.. Mallory Line
Due Thursday
Mesaba. London. Ian IS A Al Trans Limo
Cons"rt. Avonmouth, Jan IS.
I II Winchester & Co
Chicago City, Bristol. Jan 60.
james Arkcll {, Co
Dur Friday. Feb 10
Eastern Crag. Rordeaux. Jan ~
Cosmopolitan Line
EdEehii Eotterdalo. Jan 90
Elaci Diamond S S Corp
" n TI1lfcrd. Roucr. Ian 2S.... n L Hague
Stanley Dollar, San Pedro. Jan 20.
Dollar Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Hose Hs Turned On
Rutgers Students
ln Battle at In,
Sophomorcs Decide TO Break
TIP Freshman Dinner and
Everything Else in Rah-
way Hotel; Police Called

About 400 Rutgers College students,
pretty evenly divided between the
freshmen and sophomore classes, gave
Railway, n. j., taste Of the higher
education last night They we're not
to be utterly discouraged even by two
companies of hremen who played the
hose on them, and continued the upljft
Of Railway until almost midnight.
The freshmen had decided to hold
their class dinner at the Cross KEYS
Inn: in Railway, and thought the
sophomorcs did not know of their
plan. The sophomorcs knew moro
than they got credit for. however, and
arrived by automobile caravan almost
before the freshmen were seated in the
dining room of the inn.
Starting their assault by hurling
stones and other missiles through the
dlnlng-room windows, the sophomorcs
rushed the inn. Their charge ripped
doors from their hinges, dashed aside
employees and furniture and brought
them right into the dining room. where
the upift movement was strongest.
hen 1t was al its height and china,
glassware and silver strewed the floor.
along with broken furniture and Gam-
aged freshmen and sophomores, the
r'iiS' d'u Hrcmen came IN response
to frantic appeals by hotel employees,
all of whom had been driven from the
building
Several streams of water we're turned
through the broken windows where
freshmen and sophomores were fighting
IN the dark, some one having cut the
electric light wires leading into the
hotel
AS half drowned students emerged
the police grabbed them and ran them
to a safe distance from the hotel. A
pollce guard was stationed about tho
building and only freshmen we're adj
m'tted. They gathered in the wrecked
dInlng room and ate what remained of
the dinner by candle light, while the
sophomores paraded as close to the inn
as the police would permit, singing un-
plin'entarv sonrs
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

At,swihayrc ~ ENE Lobos Island Feb ..
tapillo - Sagua la Grande Feb =.
cathwood $50 $ Ambrose Feb 2.
Cerro Ebano 2G W Sand Key Feb ..
rharlos NJ Everest l42 ME- Jupiter Feb ..
city of st Louis 1G5 & Ambrose Feb 9
'oahora County lat ~ 40 lon "a SO Feb
Coeiiala $50 = by n Cape Henry Feb g
'onsort 1.5ia l. Ambrose Feb l.
Corson 1.o9o II Ambrose Feb l.
Creole - sE South Pass Feb >.
Dart ford 10 T. Sand key Feb .
perhylne 5. w Sand Key Feb >
I)rCo l5a Scotland Feb 2
r,as''rn Cuid" lat - 10 Ion 90 q FEB /.
Elisha Walker 100 S Jupiter Feb >
r:usenH rhayer off Fllsboro Feb :.
Franklin * Lane 255 " Sand Kew Fcb ..
George II Jones IS NE jupiter FEB .
George Washington so from Southanpton
Feb >. NN0''
.recian pd overfars s FM Feb J.
tsufineld Id rs ESE South Pass Feb z
Harold Walker rs S Jupit"r ter FEB @so
Hil;on ~ e Alligator Feb Q
Danziger 2S Tampico Feb .
take Arthur 127 s Scotland Feb ..
Lake Crescent 90 lIat,eras Teh
las axe e, ,iiltGdgN ,i1,,' 30 Ponce Feb .
,sonier " Sand Key Feb .
MaInan =, I SW Hole in Wall Feb .
Nattol" IS Lobos Island Feb
Memphis city 119 S Mobile Feb .
Ninrekadha 2.Sna r. Ambrose Ircb
Ninuequa $50 South Pass Feb :
Montana i,5 I: 7alnpico Feb
Mundale 4 Jupiter Fob .
Mnnplace l9S 5 Scotland Feb :.
Natlrar 100 from Baltimore Feb
Nord Ancrika IS $ Scotland Feb .
Panhandle State 2ss E Ambrose reh
Fanoia lat 20 So lon Sc 9s Feb I
Peter II Crowei $50 ESE Galveston Fob .
rotomac .597 Ambrose Feb
Rayo 3l5 " 'rortugas Feb .
'Nchcopcal @64 Sc Galveston Teh
Roanoke 215 from J.obos Island Feb
samuel q Brown Jupiter Feb .
san Gregorio 5 " Sand Key FEB
StAaola 81 Scotland Feb
stephen 4 Jones % r. Absecond Eeh
Thomas II Wheeler IS S Jupiter r'oh .
Iosio isl NE Hatteras Feb q
Ira MsportaHon off Northeast rnd :,
Feb . ''i' Nv
Tulsa lat As 10 Ion Of o5 Feb
W alter \ Luchenbach 6 SW Hole in W.,
" lick 30 SW Sand Key Feb .
Wellington passed Hatteras 20 pm .,.h =,
" est Nilus $50 NE Ambrose Feb
" est Saginaw "a Il Ambrose Z PM tr.A =,
William l3oyce Thompson 500 from Tor.
tugas Feb ~ io'
Wiliam Rockefeller ITO n Jupiter reh .
Winifred $40 Sc South Pass Feb :.
Metapan 1876 Scotland 1.V Feb .
s. Mihiel 221 Scotland LV Feb ,
Liberty Bell 175 NE Hatteras Feb
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Cleared

Tuxpanoi. Anderson, Port Lobos. Nc
Ailister Bros.
California G7r>. L. Medec Bordeaux to
Philadelphia French Line.
Fort 81 George (i5r>, Mckenzie St
Thomas and 81 Cro!N; Turness Witty 6
Co.
Canadian Logger CBr) Slater; Halifax.
BerrenSficrd 1Nor) Bun, rergen Sta
'areor and Chris,iania; Norweeian Amer
ican Line.
Catherine. Sullivan; Turks Island and
Monte Cristi. : II Full & co.
Iowan, Curtis; Boston; United American
Lives.
Herman rrasch Mackenzie; Sabine; ;
Virsinian, Greene; san redro and San
Canal. United American Lines
Sandown Castle CBr). Piers; Cape Town
and Algoa Fay; norton lily & CO.
Gedania ,nan4), Schluter, Montevideo;
Robert l. liague.
Iossoric CBrD Elliot: rsuruja and Sakai
VIA Norfolk and Panama Canal. Iouder
Fort Victeris 1nr). Davis; naoil'on
Furnnss Wfhy & Co.
C;rof Khren tedervay GD. Iuazar;
Sow orleans, Phelps Bros.
. Berit tNoD, Johren, Rnltmoro from
Orns1oldsvich Bentam & Boyeson.
Grove tNor). Knudser Port of Spain
and La Guayra; Caribbean Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Passenger Ships Due
Dup lO-duy

-squuani4 DBr. Southampton Jan 3; to
antine about noon and vii dock about ] 80
p in At Pier 81 \ T. CWNst 1i,h ST..
SiNaols. Kingston Ian - to United
Fruit Go With mats IS due in Qua rantine
d ~ at Pier II. Il Il tMaiden Lane'.
Panama Cristobal Ian y. to Panama
L II Line With mails. is due to dock late
J. M at Pier .. Hobokcn.
Matura Br' Trinidad Jan %. to Fur
ness, Witty & Co with naiis Will dock at
Pier "a. BlNyn IAniity ST..
Cunard Tine WITH mails dock forenoon at
Pier So. 'West 1ith st).
city of ST louis savannah Ian 81 to
noon d, Pier 80. \ r cssrins So.
Due To-'lsorrow
Roussulon d1r> tlavre Jan "a to French
L're VITA mails. is eNpocted 10 dock at
Mallory Line. 4 expec,ed 20 dock fore.
noon ot Pier 81. r oIlins st).
lenaps. Jacksonville i'eb to Clyde
Line: is expected to dock forenoon at
Per &C. r (Charlton s;).
Nasari tar}. Harbados lar ~ to Lam,
to dock at Pier S. B'kiyn (Pineap pple sp.
Due Sunday
Vesxel Tort. Agency
lua, crlstobal Ian IS. u'lised Fruit Co
f'spera MA Vera Nruz Jan IS
Coma nche. Jacksonville. Feb clyde Line
Due Monday
Finland. Antwerp. Ian 26 6... Rcd Star Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Feb I.
Furuess. Witty & Co
san Lorenzo. san Juan. Feb i.
4 Porto Rico Lin =
Caracas. Curacao. FEB /. Bliss, palett & Co
la Savole. Havrc, Jan - ... French Line
DuC Tuesday
coiombo. Genoa. Jan IS. italia Am Line
Ncsico. Havana, Feb t........ Ward Line
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. Jan IS
Iuit.d American Line
Due Wednesday
Huron Rio de Jansiro. Jan -.
MunsCn Line
Munsmar. Antiila, Feb 4.... Munson Line
hue Thursday
Santa Marta. Santa Marta. Feb :.
United Fruit Co
Port Victoria. Bermuda. Feb Z.
Furness, Witty & Co
Araguaya Bermuda. Feb Z.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

ALGIEES, Jan. 2o.--Athault (Ger). rhii-
YOKOHAMA. Jan ss-Chlle lDan,. Van
couver, T. C; 17ukuyo Maru (Jap). New
York Via New Orlean-
J.. K9BE X Jan n,2,, 2s-s;iks Maru Tap'. ror,
seattle: 2sth. Yves, Kader Portland. Orc
Texas Maru lJap,. Portland. Orc. u
ap H9NqkoHo sse sssh s Tsnyo Msn'Ia Mar VA, syY
SAN Francisco; Silvanus (Du>. San Fran
cisco; Goth ocean Monarch (Br). New
York: keystone state, Seattle
KARACHT. Jan IS - TIokodatc Marr
Oap). New York
SHANGHAI. Jan so.-Ray state, Phiadcl-
pha via Panama aud Seattle
LISBON Jan so-Roma (Tr), New York
FAYAL, Jan Sl-Liv (Nor), New York
via 1dNhd% sals1Mor1; ron rs,oso,,u ,ev 9,
MANCHEsTER. Feb 1--Manchestcr Mcr-
chant Nr,y ,pr2s Ba'tmore Via LvSrpoo,
York via Plymouth.
ST MTCHAELs. Feb 1-Colthraps Ant
werp Tor Mobile with propeller trouble>
New York w ! Uanna. Por. Arthur.
DANzICi. Jan 24-Estonia (Dan). New
York
NAPLES Jan a7-Arit4 Mendi 'sp)
Philadelphia: I<nghorn tNor>. Philadei
pha. vald'eri 90. New York.
RnEMEN Js,a Jan asT Il dra sk"sIand 'Nor)
CHR1STIANIA. Jan 3S--Svein Jarl
tNor). New York.
MALAGA. Jan 2S-Barcelona (Sp). Gal
weston via Havana.
MARsETLLES. Jan :s-Bankdalc tBr)
New York via Baltimore
ANTWERP, Jan 29-West Arrow. Balti-
more.
LEGHORN, Jan S1-Ciorbca Mcndi (sp,.
PhilaTel lpha.
GIBRALTAR. Feb 1--Arabc (Br). New
York via Madeira
LIVERPOOL Fob 1-Manchestcr Mer-
chant fBrG Baltimore and Norfolk
SYDNEY S. Jan 3o-C'anadian Cruiser
RrN I3lt Nnlv
HULL. Feb l-Cadillac tBr). New York.
SHIELDS. Feb 1-Cairnmona (Br) Port
land Me.
BARROW. Feb l-Empire Arrow Manila
for New York.
LIVERPOOL. Feb Minresotan. San
Francisco: Wekika Charleston.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb 2-Ccdric (Rr)
New York for Liverpool and proceeded
MANCHESTER. Feb c-West Cressy,
New Orleans.
GLASGOW, Feb c--Or,hia (Er). Fort
land. Me.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
BY Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc

Distance in miles position at nom
unless otherwise specified "oo"
Montana G5 from Ambrose " Eah
.onsort $40 e Ambrose Lv reb
Yuma 20 Ambrosc Nv Feb ..
Houihern cross left Rio de Jaueiro for
Huron ss$ from Ambrose Lv Feb !
Rntarian 1908 F. Panama Feb I
Ponce 324 n San Juan Feb !
TaraIno $50 san Juan Feb ,
curvello 1865 Sc New York reb l.
Mexico 1874 ne Vera Cruz Feb
Monterey ls5 f Progreso FEB l.
Sapinero 310 Cape Henry rAh
Beatrice 35 W Nantucket IN Feh
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Hartman Line
May Sell Fleet
OF Coal Ships
Negotiations Under Way to
Dispose of Seven Nes-
sells of tho Coastwisc
transportation Company
Warren Line Mentioned
Names of Prospective Pur-
chascrs Not Made Public:
Deal Is Not Yet Certain

Negotiations arc under way for the
sale OF seven coal vessels Of the former
Coastvisc Transportation Company.
which recently passed under the con-
troll Of the American Hawaiian Steam
ship Company. It was learned yester-
day X. II. NJ. Robinson acting prosi-
dert OF tho United American Lines.
which operates the feet of the Amori-
can Hawaiian, admitted that tho re-
ports were correct. but said that it was
not yet certain shat the deal would be
consummatet.
IL was reported :hat the Warren
transportation Company, OF Boston,
operating vessels in the coal trade be-
tween Hampton Roads and New Eng
and was the pros spective purchaser Of
the Hartman ships. This could not
he confirmed Mr.. Robinson said that
tNe negotiations had not vet progress sod
20 tho point where he would feel justi-
led IN mentioning the other parties
but that so far IS he knows they had
no connection with the Warren line.
At the local offices of the n arren
7 sportstlon Company. in the Grand
Central Terminal Building, it was said
that the report could not be confirmed
or denied pending information from
headquarters in Boston. The manager,
Mr.. Nagcl, said that he had heard the
rumor.
The Coastwise transportation Com
pany was absorbed by tho American
Hawaiian in February. 1920. It's fleet
consisted of ten vessels. of which only
seven are now used in the coal trade
The Georgian is operated by the
United American Lines as a general
cargo carrier. The Fairmont and
Franklin arc being converted, with
tween decks. at the yard of the Mcr-
chant Shipbuilding Corporation at
Chester. Pa. The other vessels. which
average about 1000 deadweight tons
each are the Bristol, Coastwise
lIampden, Middlesex, Norfolk. Suffolk
and Trans portation.
The services of the United American
Lines, Of which ". A. Hartman is
chairman, consist chiefly of trans
oceanic and intercoastal business. 1t
IS understood that the company de
sires to contine its efforts 70 these
trades and for this reason is willing
to dispose of its collier feet. No in
formation could be obtained yesterday
on the terms which are under discus
sion.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Medical (o-ns
Navy Orders

fro'" The 1r'bpno's Washington Bm eau
WAsIilHGToN, Feb Navy orders
'ssued to-day follow:
Rodmar l. e p to L. : $ Yukon.
Rove. 1t. {. \. to L. $. 5. Sirius
Swanson. Ii. h, 10 t. s. s Eisel
Weeks, 1t Il. j.. to 14th dis.
wright. 1t. H. to Pacific feet
tensar. 1t C x j. G.. to I. s O-a
Waters. 1t q. 81 {. F.. to san Franc
kosack Ems. r.. 20 Pacific feet
Murray Eng. a. t.. 10 I. : s Henderson.
shoe maker. Ems. j. T.. to L. 5. s. O-la.
Smith. Carp .. r. 20 l. s. 8 Yukon
Allen Oh Pharm. =. c. to san Francisco.
Northrup. Oh. Fharn. I. A. TO Pacihc
feet
F.udan. Ap. OK. 7. L.. TO L. s. : Yukon.
Gadebure, 1t. Com p. NJ. to L. S. S.
Arkebauer. 1t A B. to T. s s Yukon
Earle. LIT. G. {. to t. 5 &. Sirius
Aashmar. 1t. ,i g.) A. to L. s s Splca.
MoBride. Ems. {. T.. to I. s. s. lulkon
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb .-StrIkc Or
stcvelores and lightermeu at Hong Kong
In Thy with stewards oxpected result
in further delays to trans Pacific Vessels
Pacific Mail dofinitcl, advised Creole
state. Wolveiinc state aud Grauitc state
,o2 typo Shipping BOARD liners, ,sithdravn
after present voyages to Manila aud iGas
India vessels win be returned to Atlantic
Eleven European lines publish ID now
tariff for l'22 rater: Canned goods ~
creaacd from 10 to G5 cents. dried fruit
from 30 10 so cents beans and peas from,
80 f." - ccnta. Grain to remain open rate
Lumber stsYs 30 shjlings. and tina 10
Chillinga. effective generally with first
March loading. Heavy bookings being
made under tariff.
Pacific west bound conference reduced
rat" on rice from 50 to $3.50, made same
reduction on rig sDrlter
Foint iudith being rccondtioncd by
Iaciiic Mali for special trip to Central
American coffee ports at solicitation of
coffee i'npoitcrs vessel idle since last
June
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Departures

ALICANTE. Jan .4-West r.ashawav
from Naples for New York.
DUNKIRK Jan So-kentucky (rrl
Norfolk.
HUELvA. Jan eS-Catcrna Gerolomich
90. Baltimore.
LONDON. Fob l--Lowther Castle tBr).
Galveston
YOKOHAMA Jan 2s-Canadian PROG.
pector. from Shanghai for Portland Ore
GLASGOW. Feb 1-Tarautia. New York.
TIENTSIN. Jan 26-Vinita Portland
Ore
KOBE Jan Escape Town Maru tIap)
Puget Sound; Arabien tDsn), San Fran
cisco.
SHANGHAI Jan 2s-Wcst Momentum.
Port land. Orc.
IIsBoN: Jan so-Asa dr,, New York.
BUENOS AYRES. Feb l-American Ie-
gion, New York; Bonhcur (Br> New Yor,,
QUEENSTOWN. Feb baltic IBrI
from Liverpool for New York
DUNDEE. Jan 3l--Norfolk Range tEr,
New York.
BELFAST. Feb -vttorio rman,e,o
III Nrom Avonmouth>. Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH. Feb 1~Strombus (Br, Eev
West, - 49,
RREMEH. Feb 2-Geo-ge Washington
New York via Southampton
GLASGOW. Feb West uembrio
Charleston and JacksorviIie
SYDNEY. = S, Jan 31-West Islip. san
francisco. go ."
HULL. Jan 3o--Atalaya tsp). Galveston.
SHIELDS, Feb l--Bjornefjord lNo,I
Baltimore; Buchanness (Br). Sandy Hook.
for orders '
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Marine Disasters

81 JOHN. N h rct Two maaten
Rost"n sch Senator. which sprnug a leak
"h piprer llarhor yesterday and soeleJ
over, has been toWeh on her side with
nasts and sailq under water. to mouth Of
ohance 1larhor. Tug asked to bring her in
'r"w taken off aafc. Three fourths of cargo
intact
FHILAbELrllIA. Feb : BATTERED three
Gays In storm. Munwood came in TO day
with part Of forward buiwark carried
"""N ana water in hold. forcing her down
ny n"ad nv" feet. Captain r r. Croas de
Ncrihcd last "cek g gale as worat storm he
""d over experienced. For seventy two
hours mon Ncr" kept 1T pumps.
SNN ANNNli Ga. Feb --Sl<ocho tNor)
l"adcd with sugar. from cuba. hoated at
oHsabn" island last night after discharg-
,"s "'"'o bags into sea. aud proceeded
ht
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Fire Record

7 I.tF,7.N
ls:so-2ss2 sth av.. United Cigar
stores Co...............-..... Trifing
al5-4o9 : sth av.; Highland Desk
TO. = ! rlliiiS
.s0-o20 East eith St: Terminal
Garage Co.. ......,..., Trifi'rg
4.4o-4li ". 18th st. Michael
= 2o-3s Bond st s L. Gabcl Unknown
! Q .co-'2o3 e. a9th st Jacob
fSa arIns'Nv -....... jnhno"n
.t5--iS26 Broo, av., the Bron,.
Max Overiuan ..,,......... Unknown,
.4e-lo9 Barclay st. Norris 4
10. . .... ! hhD'N H.
s-G0--1ls Sherman as.; Ella Rally
Tn>noNa.
cliff Division st.. Max Baker
Unknown.
d sG--s7 ". 5ttli St Unknown. Unknown.
s.n5--2o Cold 81. William
i,irby ..--..........-. tnkno"n n
e,n5-'l;: isroanway. Iockcr
Floating Company Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Sailed Yesterday

Gaeconier. Antwerp: Niceto do 1arrinaga
1rr). BOSTON II Rogers Port Lobos:
Saga porac1. ConStantiNoNle. Alexander
RI iiraeus, CU.rier. ',e,erly; BayonNs
rootor). Philadelphia Mohawk Jackson
yilie Eastern star. Cononhagen: Tancred
'Ncr>. Philadelphia Charles II Cranp.
Baltimore; Marongo tBr). Halifax and
HUI. CRY OF Savannah. Savannah; Archi-
modes 'Br). Manchester; Catherine. Mont 9
Cristi. Aeolus. Rio de Janciro. etc. Koranna
,br). LeghOrr. etc, Cnrlnna. ------.
schs $, Johns, \ +, Newport News:
Mabel. --: VIM + Warden. Lobos. Viz
einian Philadelphia
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Justice Woodward designs

ALBANY, Fob. 2. Supreme Court
Justice John NJ. Woodward, Of Buffalo.
who has been sitting on the Appellate
Division bench. has filed his rcsigna
.ion with tho Secretary Of state, Gov
crnor Miller said to-day The Gov
crnor announced that he had not de.
cidcd whether he would fiji the vacan-
cy by appointment or defer it to next
fall
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Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

vessel Por' Agency.
Seauoya. London, Jan 3....s.. r l. Hague
caprera Mcssina. Jan -. .ltaiia Am Line
Gsnrey. Liverpool. Jan i4.-.... 4 II Bull
Ci;y of Pittsburrh Shields. Jan 10
Morton. Lilly & Co
~ land. Shields, Jan a..Furnnss, Witty & Co
city Of Newcastle. Barry: Jar ~
Funch Edye & Co
Charlea Hill e. Sons
Argon. Rotterdam. Jan =. Robert L Hag ue
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES

;,'rd> -. -. ':y-;:..s
i7st rulf OF Mexico Moderate. variable
WindT and overcast weather.
West Guif of MeNico Moderate. variable
'nds. overcast weather and probably local
rains
arihboen Sea and Wtndward rassaxo-
Moderate easterlN winds. partly overcast
weather and prnl, ably local rains
North Of sandy Nock-Strong southwest
and weet Winds and generality iair weather.
SANDY Hook 80 oras--treoh to rtrons
westerly Wind and fair Weather.
Haticras 10 lfio~ida StraitS--FreSh west
crlN Y Nlnde u ra1tlN oNcrcAst Neatller
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rom me IrlONff $ " QSnlNV'CN foNreCu
WASEINGTON Feb. Army orders
Issued day follow:
Air Service
Neloy It. y. /. to College station.
Following to Manila Wilson. 1t. ! j.
Hicks, II. r a, LindorN. Lit. r. T.;
Johnson. 1t II. A.; Gabriel. It w c. o..
White. 1t +. T. McReynolds. 1t. r Il
LAYTON. 1t NJ s, Mckiernan. Il. W. J
lr Nutt. It. G. C.: Thompson 1t. Il. 5. ,
lIackett. 1t +. n. Weddington. vt. II.
Collar. Capt. 9. r. Jarrett 1t q. u
l,oVeridse 1t. ) II Exams. 1t. e. H;
6. Lynch. 1t. +. D.; ovens III. r. l..
prumm. 1t. !. r.. St John u. G. NJ
Cco< it. 7. l.. S"arl. Lit. e. l.. jr..
Nckirron. -. NJ II
Following to Honolulu: Smith. vt. s. r .
" A.; Adams. LIT J. T.. Eubaui, 1t.
L.. Prime. It. {. r; Wilson. f.t. c. c.
Allen. Capt. T. W: Kirkpatrick It,
II G. sheridan. 1t. II. W.
Medical Corps
krnnedy Cot. !. NJ 10 Manila
i}arNsv. Cart. J.. s. resigned
Nowiett, Capt. H. il. resigned
Miscellaneous
Mckinley. Col. ! T.. cav. To Fort Fills.
Vincent. Chap. 2. r. l. :. A. to Hot
Springs
-enters. cant G E. inf. to Arcadia.
Rhodes. CAPT. +. n. Den. &. to Ionolulu.
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american Star SbS r Cape Henry Feb a.
Kansas 800 from New York Feb ..
lake Elscnere Off Vineyard Sound LV
Feb ::
Northw.stern Miller 100 Nantucket Lv
Al Eel