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New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Labor Meeting
On Marine Bill
Asked by Board
Compers Promises to Call
Conference Between A. f.
of l.. and Unions of Sea
Workers in a Few Days
Ship Locals Give Support
Commissioner O'Connor to
Try to Win Support of
Workers for the Measure

A meeting is to be held shortly be
tween officials of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor and representatives
OF marine organizations in an effort to
reconcile the opposition of labor to
features Of the ship subsidy bill, it was
learned yesterday. Commissioner T. v.
O'Connor. ce-chairman of the Ship
ping Board, has asked Samuel Com
pers. president of the A. +. of L., to
arrange conference. and Mr.. Com
pers has promised to do so. 1t is ex-
pected to be held in Washington.
One Of the results Of the discussion
is expected to be elimination Of the
divergent views within the Federation
OF Labor on the ship subsidy bill. The
legislative committee, supported by
President Gompers and Vice President
Andrew Furuseth. who is also presi-
dent of the International Seamen's
Union. recently denounced the ship
ping bill. attacking the naval reserve
and immigration features specifically
and opposing the entire program as
dangerous.
This action on the part oe the Fed
Grafton Immediately brought objections
from the marine branches. whose mem
bers would benefit by the development
OF American shipping. It vas learned
Yesterday that William B. Brown. pres
,dent OF the National Marine Engineers
Beneficial Association, served notice on
Mr. Gompers that unless conference
was called at which the entire subject
could be discussed, the marine en-
Eineers would come out indcren ndently
in support OF the bill.
The subsidy bill has been approved
generally by the marine engineers. the
Ocean Officers Conference, including
radio operators. masters, mates and
pilots, and also has strong support
within the international Seamen's
Union, despite the opposition of MIR,
Furuseth. The International Long
shoremens Union. which has not yet
made a public statement. is understood
70 be in favor of the legislation and
will participate in the Joint conference
Much of the opposition Of the labor
elements has been removed through
the efforts of Comm issioner O'Connor,
former president of the international
Longshoremen's Union, who is against
the naval reserve section of the pres
ent bill and has obtained the consent
of the rest of the board to drop this
section. It is his argument that the
situation is covered adequately in the
existing naval reserve law.
Marine trades sections Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor in New York
have called meeting for next Thurs
day. at which the SUBSIDY bill will be
discussed and delegates appointed for
the joint hearings in Washington be-
fore the House and Senate committees.
Thomas Healey, business manager of
the Marine Engineers Beneficial Asso-
citation No. 33, said yesterday that he
would head a committee to testify in
favor Of the legislation.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
PetltIOns in Bankruptcy


Tho following petitions In bankruptcy
District Court:
DOREMUs 6. BENZER, INC.-rnvolun- :
tary: 81 r. 18th st, toy makers.
ndse., 800 Grand St Liabilities. $50.
AcCURATE COAT FRONT PAD CO.
s RosENMsN fs S''Ss"e co Q Involuntary;
THE WH1rMAN PIANO MFG. CO.. INC
involuntary: 4o2 w. i4th ST.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
were hled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
Inc. 722 B'wsy, with a bond OF 1900.
SO Mln Hnbsard Mo for mein
with a bond OF $4,000.
John C. Ackerman. for. tho Cottage
Hardware and Plumbing Corp. with a
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
we're hled yesterday In ths United States
ss.. ,sz73 SssTY%n ss.:;: CO. ,s,s 's 'h St
slss,le assets. seo.sse.
RUDoLPH M HRoD1T; si,l. ary sooos -. 5s7
A'7s.s' wAHh 10 e. Z spEcror. 1855 Madison av..
dressmakers, Liabilities. s0.434 assets.
BIAS LINING AND NOVELTY CO.. l4b
E. 42d st. Liabilities, &lo,oSs; assets,
AMERICAN SILK YARN CO.. INC, 17s
sll4.63s.
44s Lenox av. Liabilities, sl1,5ss; assets.
S37o0
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Lasker at Capital Chats
With Ships 100 Miles Out
Board Head Talks for First
Time With Skipper at Sea
by RadiOphOne

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. April From HI,
desk in the Shipping Board, Chairman
A. D. Lasker to-day talked by radio
telephone with Captain William Rind
commanding the passenger liner Amer
ica. while the vessel was 100 miles out
headed for New York. This was the
first time that the head Of the Shipping
Board had communicated directly with
an American boat at sea.
Captain Rind told Chairman Lasker
that tho America had 121 frst class, 207
second class and 292 steerage passen.
gers.
Here's hoping when we get our leg
islation through we will have many
moro fine boats like the America, and
all crowded." Chairman Lasker replied
Captain Rind said that the Americas
wireless station has been receiving re.
ports Of the progress Of the hearings
on the ship subsidy bill, and he wish ed
Chairman Lasker success in his fight
for government aid.
Among the passengers on the Amer
lea is Joseph f. Sheedy, manager OF
the European Office of the Shippjnp
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08

4 AAswimox Asv1n OK pd American shoa'. April 7.
Haltic tDsnz) 70 Jupiter Anru :
Bayou Chico "a W sand Key ARpril r.
sHs2n sso g sns sw s1nd KY Apr
Cfrnden NE Havana April : f' - v
carlton Is Y Sand Key April T.
CentenniaI State sid from plymouth for
cerra 1,onaon A1n, So :. " 3 y. r APE,l :,
Charles Pratt so E by sand Key Anr,l r
Co,,'mEsworth fon,iS ". 70s Ambrose April s.
I%o'nuH % 50 Jupiter April T.
n.dfsfd ls2 ~ y Te@tusss 7e@" Ksy AePIi ApT'' T.
Eastern Guide 1918 E Ambrose tnri, rft
Nas5sI1 1nrTI Leader 1926 E Boston Light
Edward Pierre os ssw Block Island
El,sls FL Aba l1s IVY Tortueas April Z.
Gspeaa Grspeea ahza a1e Scotland April 7.
Hn1tl y" asi''nston lat 40 Ion ~ o1
{;,H9p9G' Gni9nTinc5 81 d " Hattsras . April Z
Fi"op n}PFHSe spar 80 s y somb,!,y sanb Ney Agrtl
II g Folser sso NV San SAND NP;el KY T. Apri, =
HUDSON ,'dao % 1sss ssE Hatteras nhsas April r.
1ilnois s27 n Jupiter April +.
Italia 80 Hatteras April =
John rohA.ch D Archno,d ~ ssM1 Sand key April Z.
fonssns S nS.''s e. rs sr WatInss Island April s.
Maquan a. lat rs 68 Ion "a ~ April 6
NJ, 1lco ~ $ iistteras April Z.
Montroltto 1ao Sc Ambrose oross Apri Apri1 s
NMuskosee 81 Sw Hatteras April :
NIi Nrr' nern Star $50 E Ambrose April :.
ia ia NoIth state iss e Ambrose April :
fanhandlc State 946 p Ambrose Anrii ?
Peter n Crowell "a 81 Cape Canav.ra,
Princess r,s Matoika 44s W Rishops Rock
Hunt - " Sand Key April :.
an San Gil 81 NE Hattcras April 7.
s,ns,naWs snrjngtIs1, 'ss g.. Sable Island April g.
Sunewco 4l1 e Ambrose April Z.
rosto 3o f Key West April Z.
vaonu,n vvaon,n,n1 - ia : NE Jupiter April :.
Virginia Jas SW Hattoras April Z
April s. l'eni! d!
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Vessel Port. Agency
Honolulu A's'e'' Moors' Tors" Mccormack & Co
Eastern Crag. Faysl. March u.
Ranella. Avonmouth. March II.
Robert L Hague
Bird City, Rio de Janeiro, March 15
International Fre lighting Corp
Somerset. Hamburg. March 20.
Robert L Hague
Tuscarora. Manchester. March is.
Robert [, Hague
Chicago city, Bristol. March "a
James Arkeil
Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific Co
Port Augusta. London. March rs,
Funch. Edge q Co
Liberator. San Francisco. March "a
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co
Morristown, Hamburg, March 80.
Flornda. Seville March 20 Garcia & Diaz
Flora, MaraC abo March 81.
Funch, Edge & Co
Due Tomorrow
Maine London. March 81. All Transp Line
Taurus, Santos, March 20. Kerr S S Lines
Due Monday
Fenchurch, Fayal. March 20
James " Elwell B. Co
Occur d'Alene. Lisbon, March 25.. Bull Lines
Due Tueeday
Idaho, Hull. March 80.
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Lucia. Messina. March 20. Phelps Bros
Due Wednesday
Wells City Bristol. March 20.
James Arkell q Co
Boswell, Trinidad, March 81
Lamport & Holt Line
Due Thursday
Huronian, Antwerp, March 40 white Star
Manhattan, Baltimore, -,
International Mercantile Marine
Duo Friday
Andree. Barry March 80. Three Star Linz
Eastern Guide. London. March 20.
Moore G. Mccormick & Co
Morristown, Hamburg, March 81.
Kerr S Co
Due Saturday. April Is
Port Elliot, London. April ].
Funch. Edge & Co
West Inskip Antwerp, March 25
Black Diamond Corp
Eastern Coast, Boston, -.
SusQuehanna s s Corp
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08

81; to Panama r Co with mails; is cx-
rected to dock forenoon at Pier 81. N r
Baltic (Br), Liverpool April / to White
Star Line with mails: was 774 miles east
Ambrose and dock late at Pier
SO, N r (West 18th sD,
Duo Monday
Mount Clay, Hamburg March 30: to
United American Lines with mails: ex-
pected TO dock late afternoon at Pier ss,
Acropolis, Piraeus March IS: to Ameri-
can Black Sea Line with malls; expected
to dock afternoon at Pier 4. Army Base,
Rkyn.
To Toloa tbr}: Havana sr April :: to United
forenoon at Pier l5. f II tMaiden Lanel.
San Lorrenza, San Juan April b; to n Y
& Porto Rico S Co with mails, expected
TO dock forenoon at Pier 35. Pilyn
~ Mara caibo. Curacao Aprl q TO Bliss
forenoon at Pier ii. BklSn Montague st)
Munargc. Nassau April al 10 m; 10
Munson Line with mails. expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 9. f r tOid Sup>.
Due Tuesday
Stockholm (Swed) Gothenburg April I ::
TO Swedish American Line with mails, ex-
pected to dock afternoon al Pier 81, II
(Wcst 67th st
Orizaba Havana April s: to n E
Cuba Mall S Co with mails; expected TO
dock late Tuesday or early Wednesday
at Pier "a, II r (Wall st.
chor Line with mails; expected to docN
forenoon at Pier "a. n (West l3th sD.
City of Atlanta. Savannah April S; to
Ocean s s Co. expected TO dock afternoon
at Pier IS. r (Sprng st.
Due Wednesday
Vessel. Port. Agency
Homeric Southampton, April 5.
White Star Line
Manuel Calvo, Cadiz. March IL
Spanish Royal Mail Line
Justin. Natal. March s..... Booth s Co
Due Thursday
Esthonia NeufahrWasser. March 81
Baltic American Line
Tivives Kingston, April s United Fruit Co
Araguaya. Bermuda. April 10,
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. April u.
Furness, Witty & Co
Due Friday
Nenczuela. Cristobal, March 4.
W r Grace Co
Ia ormira Naples, March 81.
Italia America. Inc
City Of Montgomery, savannah, April ~.
Ocean s s CO
Due Saturday. April Is
Cainenia, Gibraltar, April 4.
Cunard s S Co
Monterey. Havana. April II,
\ Y & Cuba Mail s. S Co
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Navy Orders
Frotn The Tr

r,o'" me Iriotre's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April NAVY order.
issued to-day follow
Ssrr. 1t II v. to Keyport
zones, II. X. K. to U. S. s R-Ie
NECK 1t y. H. to Puget Sound
! O'Conne,l, Lit. d j.. to u. s, q D,c1sr.o,
kRoaokensush @n VT 1t J. w. to I. s. S. L..
smith 1t. J. H. to Birmingham
strong. 1t J. H. to Cleveland
webb. 1t. r. E. to U. S. S Kitterv
ms Rochemont. Ems. l.. c., to Boston
E'senhardt. Ems. n. H. to Z. S. S. Dicker-
son " Nei
Hersz, Ems H b, to U. s. s. Dickerson.
Hickey Ems. W L.. to Boston
Jett. Ems e. X. to L. 8 S Texas
NC w horter. Ems. D.. to I. s 8 Dckerson
SHIRLEY. Ems W. NJ. to Hampton Roads
Davis. 1t j. G., to L. S S mississippi
Moyer. 1t. L.. to San Francisco
carpenter. Oh. Bosn. w g. to San Fran
cisco ~
Overall Bosn. F. n. c.. to Cleveland
Muehihause, CHI Mach w H, to L. s. s
Dickerson.
Ch!nnis. Mach. J. H. to L. S. s. Dickerson
keene. Mach. E. l.. to u. s. S. RIA
Moore. Mach. NJ. J.. TO T. S. s. New York
De M!lt Carp. NJ, to Garden City
kirsch, APP. elk. A. J.. to L. S. S. Han
n.bal
Schwartz. Ap. elk. H L.. to T. s S. Cieve-
land.
Brill. II. 6. gD c. J.. to Philadelphia.
Leek. 1t. q. g. r H. to L. s. s. Vega
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Change of Masters

David Rendt succeeds Frank Mu,,ln.
Sky command gasoline screw Kelly MAY
Hugh Watson succeeds James T Kej,v
command steam screw Scotia.
Y, william M Hethrington succeeds John
King command barges Bertill w
Kins. Hazel King. A B King. Ethel Il
hins, ny Mary King John and No K
Clark command steam screw william M
Wadley. AVA
William F Sdley succeeds Frank Nichols
command barge Francis Doherty.
Bernard Rchcruk succeeds Edward A
Wells command steam screw r No 10
Pennsylvania r r Co
John Lawson succeeds Charles Reinhard,
command barge N 2l8.
william Dunn succeeds Charles Rein.
hardt command barge 8 1877
Harry Harrington succeeds Charles Rein
hardt command barge N 21s
Frank keeHan succeeds Charles Rein-
walter Lang succeeds Frank sh,nn..
wsber command steam screw Milford
Keller.
A F. Anderson succeeds Arthur @ John.
son command schr barge Wellesley.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
By Independent Wireless
Tel Co. Iac.

tDisfance in miles, position at noon unless
otherwise stately
Ardmore $3.50 Vancouver p m April g.
heo'us 1913 Sc Ambrose April c.
Ainaero pd Ambrose April T.
Antinous EOS " Bermuda April T.
Bolivar li3l Sandy Hook April s.
Beatrice expects arrive Boston 8 a m
April 9.
Blue Triangle IS Scotland April T..
Ehckasaw $40 Overfails April !
City of Dunkirt 40 Z Ambrose Ap1. A.
Camcronia $40 from Ambrose ApriI /
Cape Henry expects arrive New York n,
April Z. "
Devolento $40 ENE Hole-in- Wall ApriI T.
Eastwind $50 L Cape Henry April I.
Eastsde 7G7 Ambrose April Z.
Editor $50 Z Ambrose April 6.
Georgia 235 Z Diamond Shoals Aprl, :,
Hilton IS Hatteras IN Aprf T.
Huron 7?0 Sc Ambrose April 6
kershaw so SW Fire Island April =
Lord Ormonde pd Fire Island 1:45 o m
April I.
IA ashu Maru lat 81 SIS lon 60 81 April 7.
Lake Monroe IS Scotland April Z.
Mexico 4l Diamond Shoals April 7
Munargo arrived Nassau April DAYLIGHT
Minnequa lat 36 II Ion SIS 20 Aprll T.
Procyon so from Easthampton L l. April 2
Roanoke IS Scotland April T. "
Slie expects arrive Hampton Road. sa+u,
day.
swiftarrow 2oS Block Island Apr,,
San Lorenzo l12 San Juan 2 . m Anril
Saco 1880 Hstteras April 6 -
Tiara expects arrive Casda Monday eva
ming.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08

lsch},. New England; Afel Bremen; We.
Csrnifex. Bremen Selma i Hamiln Isch)
Port Arthur; Melrose, New Dnsland; Gun
ssr ssgcdnhh, moserS tNor1 AIc: Hylay; yp;ona,.,or
(ech). Calais Me
PANAMA. CANAL. cristobsl April O.
Gymsric tBrl. Belfast for San Francisco
Sailed Abangarez, New Orleans; Tivives
New York Parismlna. New Orleans: Lib
orator. Baltimore: Kno1vll. city. from
Vancouver: Mexico Maru (Jap). from Now
PHILADELPHIA. April z = Arrived
Helgc (Dan). Clyde. Britsum IpD, Nue-
ytas Quaker city nsih .s. via Nv Nv yor yo[
Mcrrimack. 3oston; Sun, sa hine. Sailed
etarnore tsr). Dundee. etc. via New
York Mnns1c sRr2, Norfolk; co"eios e, :;
Ridge Baltimore; y y Leonard. C,fs,obal
and Balboa: navy str Panther, ~
onf TqFT.aHo Fr.d.1,e Nj p AE5 81 ceo7xs s.
for Norwak. Sailed: Marube. Norfolk,
Marshall, Norfolk
Ms YorN "1 and Ar Tsy por, sas
keifuku Maru. Europa: Mandasan Maru,
PORT TAMPA. Fla, April Sailed:
SAN Francisco, April ARRIVED
6th. Eagle Seattle for New York: Asia
fDan), Portland for Copenhagen; 7th. Ed
gar F Luckenbnch. Boston: Thomas T.
Wand. Mobile. Sailed: 6th. Rangoon
Mnru Jap), Kobe; Charles II Cramp. New
York via San Pedro simaloer (DD. Ba
tavia via Vancouver; Edward Lucken-
bach. New York via San Pedro; Eagle.
New York via San Pedro; Manukei Homo
lulu: 7th. Florence Luokenbach. Portland,
Ore; Chateau Thisrry. New York
sAvANNAH.. Ca, April ,7-Arrived
City OF Columbus. New. York; Juniata
Ea (on qn cd Ia p,,i1 1IAN
Sailed: Dominion Miller ODD. Bremen
and Hamburg; Magneric. Liverpool
ST JOHN. N y. April 7-Arrivcd: Schr
Lucy p Dow Eastport. Me. Sailed Brat
land tNor). Havana.
ST John. N r. Aprii 7-Arriv.d: Man
chester Corporation tBr), Manchester.
TAMPA April Sailed: Narwahl.
Neuvo Gcrona.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, April 7---Ar-
rived and sailed: Schooner Alice r Went
worth. Greenport for Chatham. Sailed
schoonors Fl Charberln Nrom Perth
Amboy) Eastport: Annie r Mitchell (from
New I.ondor>. Long Cove; Grace Van Du-
son Grom New York;, Lubec.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
American Ports

BALTIMORE, April 7-Arrived: Mau-
nndr,a mee loTf Tampa Beekenham (Br> Alex
phia
v:71 BosToN; April Arrived: city OF
Mitonian tBr), Manchester and Liverpool; /;
Everett, sewalls Point; Nacoochee sa.
Cannah' O. Ontario; Baltimore and Norfolk
Liverpool: Bird City, Buenos Ayres 0at
ter 3, Sth). Sailed San Bruno Obs.
havana Cristobal and Port Limon; olan
Buchanan CBr), New York; city Of West.
minister (Br). New York; J II Devcreu1
Norfolk; Lake Esemere, Charleston ana
JUacksonvlle; Brandon. Hampton Roads
CHARLESTON. S c. April 7-Arriyed:
Arapahoe, Jacksonville (and proceeded for
Ny Ny p1rhJ; p1fl =, Sal, Sailed Schooner NJ "
=, GALVESTON, Tex. April 7--Arr,yea. y,
Mundo, New York; Marne. Antwerp: r:' J " "
ni1hod nap byek d,1 rh1iladeph!a; Aldeeoa (spanS.
SRI Wye Tampeo amy aofN Ixionis1 salIsa rd Her
piGo Speaker (Br). Liverpool. lam
,rd1i,d HAL1TAx, A.. N $. April 7-Arnved Mon
HAVANA. Aprii 7~Ar4iveaa': A1aSea' NsT Ms.,s.m r9.n;
New Spn' ySss Nsw eg1saRs esh ssi!sd roas esT9,
Cristobal >''o'i' oo''on''
A1asGa dAGGhsSNv1ELE. Ssv LIE Fla. April 7-Arr,ved
saed Persan sS noFP Fhaaslnh,. hssds ,Dp Nsstox
nah: Terrier (Nor). Bremen via ssvsn-
nan.
Newport News. Va, April 7-Arrlv.d =:
Aral (Br?, New Orleans: spermina. Raj.
timore; Hellenes tBr). New Yorh: .chr
oakley os,t c Curtis. Boston. Sailed Season
pool. >"''' H''e'
NEW ORLEANS port Ead,,. Arr,, =
arrived Andalusiar (Br). Antwerp: D.,.
zen. Iampico; r Q Barstow. Baltimore
Nicaragua. Blueneds; Olga s. Front.rs "
Sailed: Birkenhead. Southampton NJ
Den lNor). Kingston; Copan (Hond). Port
Barrios; Lake Hector. Galveston: Mo-
GAIA tBr), Glasgow; Warinr' Jacs
sonviile; Orsova ItaD, VenIce: Raw
Tela. pA 'non)'
NORFOLK. April 7-Arrived: yesuv,o
MtaD; New York; Jos cuneo 1Serto tNorS'
phiiadelphia: saEua. New York: Reap
er, Port Arthur; Newton, New Enr-
land; Aral tBr), New Orleans: VIM n
rage New England; Spermina (Br,. Bal
t,more; Transportation, New Enrland
Corsica, New England; Montoso. Boston !.
Heienus (Br).. New York; city Of Ade
!aide (Br). New York: Masilia tswed1
ss,.ai Sew YORK: Tyne Maru tJapj. rlush.ns.
Sailed sth. Jonancy, New England; Aire.
dale tBr). Cuban ports Aria (Norj. Hal
timore; Chappaqua. Hamburg and FRA
men; Llsnsberis (Br), Queenstown; cuer
sey (Nor), Cardenas, 7th. steadfast Liver
pool and Manchester; Frank NJ Derrtnr
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Vessels Sold

Charles Runyon, steam screw, 20 tons.
sold by William Tribble to Aanes "
Peabody for 81 and other considerations.
Du Bois, steam canal boat. 107 tons:
sold by Turner Construction Co to Penn
sylvania Cement Co for 81 and other CON
Siderations
Honest gasoline screw tons; sold bv
Frank Haupt to Sydney r Smith for 81
and other considerations
Vermont. canal boat 13s tons; sold by
Napoleon Minor and Turner Construction
Construction Co for 81 and other consid .
erations
William Sullivan, canal boat ia
tons; sold by Phelenx Miner and Turner
construction Co to Pennsylvania Cement
co and Turner Construction Co for 81
and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
tDistance Is given In miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
NOTICE To OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF tho 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 tTR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations In the United States
proper: Bar Harbor, Me. tOttercllffes):
Cape Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla.
Key West, Fla; New Orleans La
These position CTR) reports should
be addressed only to tho raiio atation
called, and they Will be forwarded TO
New York. 1t Is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at noon
each day in order that they may bs
received In time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations OF the Independent
Wireless telegraph Company. Inc New
York city (WCG), Babylon, l.. l.
lWSE), Easthampton. L. l. (WsA1,
New London, Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical or
surgica; advice latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation OF Am,rios
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Goa
lWCC), siasconset Mass (WsC) New
London. Conn. tWLC), Cape MAY, Nav
Iorl; city (WNT).
Medical and surgical advice will be
gwen free through the Radio Corpors0
tion Of America by tho L q Puhlic
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Boston Seeks Rates to
Compete With New York

PHILADELPHIA, April 7.-Repre-
sentatives Of the port Of Boston to.
day argued before Raphael l.. Sham
felt, examiner Of the Interstate Com.
merce Commission, to obtain a steam.
ship schedule and rates which would
permit Boston to compete with Phila.
delphia and New York as a shipping
point to Southern points.
Philadelphia port interests have 90.
posed the petition Of the Morgan Line
operated by the Southern Pacific Com.
pany, to open new points of call.
William II. Chandler, of Boston
argued that the Morgan line should
be permitted to institute an irregular
service between Boston and southern
points.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Wool Demand Small

bulletin" tomorrow will say: "The de-
mand for wool, while varied in it's
scope, has been small in volume.
Prices are about steady at the decline
noted last week of to 10 per cent high
level. The trade is waiting for the
tariff to be settled, and the belief is
common that some compromise will be
effected between the House and Senate
measures. The situation at the mills
is very discouraging for the moment.
Demand for goods is small and irregu-
lar, and the strike situation is worse
instead of better. A sale of about half
million pounds Of wool is reported
from Arizona at about 81, clean landed
basis"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Army Orders

Prom The Tribune, Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON April 7.-Ar,ov or6e-s
Issued to-day follow
Air Service
Following TO Fort sill: Dickson, 1t. ]. r.
Go0drlch' Il D. w; Kemmer. 1t. P Fl.
Following to San Antonio: Clement. IT.
a ~; Clark. 1t. r. H.; Shangraw. 1t c.
Whitten Lit. L. P ~
Veterinary Corps
Noonan, 1t J E.. to Camn knor
kfntner. 1t. J. H. to Fort Sheridan.
Infantry
Sarrstt' Capt D: D.. to Nosales
Condren, Capt G. D.. 10 Berkelev' I"
Hoderick; Capt. T. E. to Clemson College
HlIi. Major r. A., to Boston = "
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. April 7---Motorship
Malasat (Br). previously reported aground
and foated at Ahukini, Hawaii, suffered
damage to keol.
Wilpolo, previously reported lost pro
peller 100 miles north Of Balboa, will be
taken In tow by West Catanace, New York
March II, for this port. Loss estima ted
at 100000. Five per cent general aver
aGe to be called.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Fire Record
LOSS
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i.oo-1sse Broadway. rnterns,ionei II u"
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f.5o-hsJ = ,iath St tn Bronx. 'Iu-
known ......- ....... Unknown
II North Brother Island. on
KNOW .......... . ..-........... TTifiing
1l:io-534 Pearl St Samuel Forte.
Unknown
7s.o5-11i5. ioe az. the nronx. John
.3.55-ln ironj of a. Jerome Az. ne
Bronx. aJto. James Curtin.
UnhnoHn
72:4p--f2A W ia4th st ankro on Trihing
Ia.f5-74Z linton aN. the EronX
&, aries S'il"rrnl@u -.-.......- f.idirS
.&5-l5i ". lSIst St. \. Green Unknown
-i,s--"'' av. be: ~r 1osth aud l03th
e~.. 'd e.. '-. strl.ct ur, None
6 90 %. Can4f 81. - plin Bros. .'Trhius
SO 35s Ero,.p'ssy. TeHi & Co..tn'5nown
& '5--4's II. ia9th g. garage. m
fnoN1 .......--... . IrlUihS
7:.5--2s v. 18Th = l5erkcs & Custa.
Cnknown
7:soz~sg W. 2ist st nichman Eros.
UnHnow!
s10--lsth a.. and East River. barge.
1osepii i'iro 8 Co.. ~ nkno"n
s:i5-sG Nor gomery st, Max Cilberg
900 40 IS ,sth It -, WIS., t-n,1no'rn
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New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
North Of Sandy Hook--Fresh and strong
south and southwest, with overcast,
showery weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras---Fresh south
and southwest, with cloudy weather and
probably showers.
Hatteras to Florida Straits--Moderate
southeast and south and fair weather.
East Gulf-Moderate southeast and
south and fair weather
Weet Gulf-Fresh southeast and south
and fair weather,
Caribbean Sea and Win6ward Passage
Moderate east to northeast and generally
ar weather.