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New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Cleared

siouY CITY; Anderson; Santiago; n &
siboney; Miller; Nassau and Havana :;
! & Cuba Mail Zine.
Eoven; Jones; Port Lobos: Walker &
W X Libby; Thonpson Taarn.shaven n
Robert l. Hague
Frederic Ewing; Jensen; Tamp'co Pan
American Petroleum & Transport Co.
San Lorenzo: Foss: San Juan and Ponce;
y Y & Porto Rico Line.
Lake Ikatan; Mairland Nassau and
Guantanamo: & Cuba Nail Line.
Caracas; Hichborn; Cuaracao; Bliss Dali
Port !.yttle,on OBJ; Renant: Free
mantle and Adelaide; Funch- Edge.
Dorothy; Higgins; Turks Island; Fl
Bull
Yuma: Mornlandt; Baracoa and Kings-
ton ri Giorgio Co
I'll Captain; Hanson; Guadeloupe and
Majestic; Strom; Jucaro; Nunson Lines.
Munorway: Backer: Manati and Puerto
Padre: Muns9n Lines
Kingston; Clyde Line.
Texas. Jonasscn. Tampico; the Texas Co.
Vechtdyl DD; De Kcrver: Rotterdam;
lroquois; MckeH2ie; Monte Cristi snd
Puerta Plata: Clyde Line.
City Of pekin Inr,, sprouls; dn roxohams M
4 Co.
Mattolc; Helland Texas CITY; Columbus
Shipping Co.
Cauto. smith; Baltimore; n Y 4 Cuba
Co,nus: Boyd; New Orleans: Southern
Pacific Co.
ri Alba; Burns; Galveston; Southern
Pacific Co.
W'illsolo; McGahcp; Los Angeles and San
Francisco; williams S CO.
Lake Arthur: Atkinson; Richmond: Rich
mond & \ s S Co.
Topdalsbjorg (Ior); Haivorseu; Balti-
more: Norwegian American Line.
Times (NoD Hinrichsen; Nuevitas and
Puerto Tarafo: Atlantic Fruit Co.
Troubsd dor (Nor) Pedersen Bahia and
io de Ia
Aspen tSw>; LOCUST; Helsingfors and
Maimo. Furness Witty.
David Mckclvy; Lagoutte. Port Lobos;
David 7 Warden.
Byron d Benson: Harrison; Port Lobos.
David L Warden.
west Eilus; LARSEN; Havana; Barber
Lines.
RoquAlle (Br>. Gunson; Norfolk West
india S S Co.
Murargo; Asborn; Nassau; Munson Lines.
Haldhill; Wulfkcn; Tuxpam: walker &
DaleN
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb l1--sea Foam
and Unlmak. trading coastwise are re-
ported to have lost part Of their declsload
in severe ever southwest gale:
SEATTLE, FAB II - EIdridge. from
blade and !s proceeding under reduced
speed; % wes 2.3oo miles from this port
BOSTON, Feb 1lThe oil tank str
Clement Smith struck submerged object
81 the entrance to the harbor early to-
day and was boacned when 1t appeared
that she was. sinking. No one was in
jured Five of her tanks were puncturcd
and the waters of the harbor were Gov
cred with oil. The boiler and pump roome
were Hooded. but 1t was believed the
actual damage was slight The tanker
which rcg!sters 1872 tons. brought cargo
OF oil from Port Lobos.
NORFOLK. Va. Feb 1t-With a crew Of
nfteen aboard, tho New York. Philadelphia
& Norfolk Railroad tug Norfolk was
rammed by the tug Parkslay of the same
line o-day in a heavy fog OF Thimble
Shoal Light near Old Point. The condition
OF the Norfolk was such that she had to
he beached and her crew taken or
by tho Parkslay. which only slightly
datnaRed
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GENOA. Feb a-Artagan Mendi (Sp>
Philadelphia; 6th, 1gnasio rlorlo 90. Now
delphia; eth. Taormina OU. New York
SMYRNA, Feb 3--stklestad (Nor) Bos.
MALMO Feb 4--Tomalva. Galveston.
VENICE, Feb 5--Milazzo UU. Phiadel.
DUNK1RK. Feb s--Emil Geors staus..
BARCELONA. Feb 6-Juliana (sp). New
York Vie bilbao. etc.
KOBE, Feb s.-Kohun Maru (Jap). Port
land Ore, via Honolulu.
YOKOHAMA. Feb 6-Meiyo Maru (Jap).
New York via Savannah and San Fran
c'seo; ST. b., west rt Kes,s Portland ORE
BERGEN. Feb s-sturcholm (swed).
New Orleans.
ADELAIDE. Feb s--canadian Britisner
HONG KONG. Feb sM1xion oi 1sr9. H9. Ia
o'I sMANdx qnd sss's F.b Vi. San
cisco via Honolulu. etc. West Faralon, San
F~ancisce va Honolulu, etc.
RoTTERDAM. Feb s--West Kcbar. Port
LEGHoRN. Feb s-west Hepburn. Port
Augusta % for United Kingdom
HAMBURG. Feb 1o-Baliygally Head
(Br). Louisburg, G b.
GIBRALTAR. Feb 1o--Caronia (Br),
New York via Madeira.
FALMOUTH. Feb 10--John Stevens New
Orleans for Russia
PLYMOUTH. Feb 1o-zeeland (Br). New
York for Antwerp.
PiRAEUS. Feb 4-~Kincardine (Br) Phil
adclphia via Norfolk.
ALGlERs. Feb 7-splendor 90. New
HoNGKoNG, Feb s-oo!den State, San
Francisco via Honolulu. etc.
CARDIFF. Feb s-Maddequet. New York.
HULL. Feb lo--City OF Naples (Br),
Ga nd ca noi. @,io Ma -
ALGoA BAY. Feb lo-Hydaspss (Br).
ny EivskPooL. Feb lo-Mount Evsns. CAL
weston for Manchester.
w, LoNp0S r. reb b. lovsac's H.,s sr ySss New
GREENocK. Feb 11-Janeta (Br>. Mo-
'''s oUEsfENlsSrowN. II Feb 11-vedio tBr>.
GENOA, Teb 4-Marina Q Gp.. New
GoTHENBURG. Feb 4-sydic (swsd>.
MARsEILLEs. Feb s-Bankdale (Rr>.
"sT sYoKoHAMA. oIfi Feb 7-c.nadtan Pros
BREsT. Feb 7-Lowthcr Castle (Br),
from Antwerp, Galveston.
MARsE1LLEs Feb 7-Mont Agel tFr>.
New Orleans
YORK: Cardigan (Br). Horfolk.
SWANSEA, Feb 9-Montezuma (Br), St
EEWcAsrLE. n g. Feb s-wsst lslip.
sT MICHAELs. Fob 1o--wsst Harda-
way, from Hamburg fybee 2oads.
LONDON. Feb 11-Plako (Br). New
York.
KOBE. Feb e--ArixpnA MAru (Jap),
Seattle.
COLOMBO, Fab s-crsols State. from
Manilu, San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Italy Presses
s36,0OO,0OO
ShippingClain'
.siustment of War Charges
Taken Up With Officials
of Board in Meeting Here;
100000 Counter-Claim
Settlement Is Expected
r;nhall Hears Evidence on
Alleged Overcharges for
Freight During the War

Claims Of s36.ooO,coo by the Italian
.cvsrnrient against the Shipping Board
I'd counter claln1s OF $4,000. 900 by the
E.-d were discussed yesterday at a
..,fe-encc at as Broadway. Both ac~
.su-ta crew out or wn, activItice. Rep
..so.tatiyes Of Italy declared that the
,,.rd charged them more for the trans
.orts.;en Of materials and supplies
Ian the prevailing commercial rate.
II. cis;m OF the beard is based upon a
.unper Of vessels which were sold to
,:s!y.
he meeting yesterday WAS that tho
$4,000 900 shocld be applied toward
rneella.ion OF her debt to the United
States, and should be passed through
he Treasury Department.
F. Quattrone. commissioner General
.cr Italy and Minister Plcnipotentiary.
vas one Of the spokesmen for his gov
eminent He was assisted by j. Parker
Eir,in and c. Heating, as admiralty
counsel, and also by Hugh ONeil, an
other attorney. The Shipping Board
vas represented by H. S. Kimball. vice
president OF the Emergency Fleet Cor
ooration in charge Of finances, and
s. H. {. F'reund. o. the legal depart
rert.
Mr. KinlbaIl said the conference
made progress and that settlement
probably would be reached soon. 1t
vas reported that the Italian repre-
sentatives conceded at least S1,75O.0OO
Of the American claim, No inform alton
could be obtained on the present status
OF the Italian claim, except that the
Shipping Board officials were going
over the matter in detail.
The conference yesterday. it was
said. was the first time the two sides
have gotten together around a table
To- a thorough discussion of the mat
Ter, though there was cons derable cor
respondence previously.
Other Shipping Beard officials here
yesterday were II. V. O'Connor, vice
chairman; Elmer Schessinger, general
counsel, and Nathan Smyth, newly ap-
pointed general counsel for the Emer-
:eney Fleet Corporation, whose duties
se separate from those OF Mr.. Schles-
singer for the board
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12

Tamsrac lam; 40 e TortuEas Feb H.
rop'la 27b Tampico Feb II.
Nvenezuela SCI from New York Feb II.
Virginia 1914 NE Loboe Feb II.
water ID Munson ~ SD Care Henlopen
Feb H.
y, West Quebec be2 U Boston Feb II.
w,,iian warden ITO Lobos Feb H.
william Rockefeller 1877 ENE Iobos
Feb II. "''
Willpolo a24 Balboa Fob H.
Agwistnr lat "a % Ion 90 40 w Feb 10
biyo Maru ~ Fire Island 4:ao Pm
Goldwater 1850 r Jacksonville Fab II.
Festern King 900 Sc Ambrose 8 AM
Eastern Temple 900 Sc by Cape Rae.
Feb II. '' ~o0
= 9 Barstow ss s Scotland Lv @:2c PM
Feb II. ' "
Farahy 1850 y Ambrose Feb IL.
New Jersey 70 r Bermuda Feb 10
rawnee $40 = Halifax Feb H.
ronce sS4 Scotland LV Fob TO-
frlnoess Matoika lat 40 ~ N lon so 2s w
Feb H. ~ w 40
San Juan $40 S Nantucket Feb TO-
2,eei Voyager lb0 Ambrose Feb 10
Thomss Wheeler 1900 Ambros.
Feb 10 'o' ''0
Turrialba 2Ss N CrIstobAl Feb H.
Victorious 6S6 Cape Henry Fob H.
west lnsklp 1850 Delaware Breakwater
Feb TO-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Aeolus, 2,61l SE Ambrose Feb II.
Aglb2y Al ~ Hatteras Feb IL.
il,o To nd Jolo n n Eel, I I

Agibay Al n. Hatteras Feb H.
Albania pd Fire Island 1:40 m Feb IL.
America o,1ssE Ambrose Feb II.
American Legion 500 Rio ds Janeirc
Feb H.
Atsnas As g Cape Antonio Feb II.
Bartholomew go S Ambrose Feb II.
Brkenhead 1so w sand Key Feb II.
Borgestad S26 Lobos Feb -
Calamares 275 y Colon Feb a.
Camden zoe SW Sabine Feb II.
Cartago GO w Colon Feb II.
Cecil County 2s2 ssw sabine Pass Feb IL
Charles N Everest 81 " sand Key Feb IL
City Of st Louis 1853 S Ambrose Feb IL.
Colon al S Scotland Lv Feb II.
Consort 66 Ambrose Feb II.
Crampton Anderson NV Cape Henry
r Kemp $50 sw Pensacola Feb II.
Esesq Essarta az Iii N sanfa sp'sG Marta Feb II.
Everest IS Sc Hatteras Feb II.
Florida 500 NV Balboa Feb II.
FrsnkIn an ina a5s as ssw Scotland s,s and Lv Feb il:
Franklin X Lane 6l S Hattersr Feb II.
Ganney ~ e Fire Island 2:l5 Pm Feb ~:
Grccan 8 n Cape Charles Feb H.:
Gulf.tar ls1 e Sabine Bar Feb II
Paiti 1.038 San Salvador Feb IL.
Hanover S South Pass Feb l.
Hercda 224 SE South Pass Feb II.
Huguenot ais e by N Tampico Feb II.
I c White 1875 w Sand Key Feb IL.
Illinois s47 Hatteras Feb II.
Manaaui 1872 SW Nantucket Feb II.
Marine cls $ Halifax Feb u.
McyaniA ]so ENE I1obos FEB II.
Nacata SO r. SAND Key Feb II.
Nacoochee J75 n Hatteras Feb u.
Oklahoma City lI5 E Cape Henry Feb II.
!':.rlsn,ina 80 s South Pass Feb u.
psscock $50 SW south Pass Feb II.
P-nnryivan.s Ill E sand Key Feb II.
t-ioncer 1876 II Talnpico Feb II:
Quaker Cl,y <os Cape May Feb ~
Robert e Hopkina 4S W Sand k.y Fsn IL.
sach.nwaia p.;ssa KY west Ese II.
Iunhearn 1875 p Tsmpico FEB II.
Stiftwind 1874 w Sand Key Feb II.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
United Fruit Co. Finds
Big West Indian Traffic
Four Special Cruises Offered
During March for the
Caribbean Ports

Passengers bookings for the West
Indies and Central America are now
unusually heavy, and the prospects for
March business are bright. according
10 information from the United Fruit
COMPANY. 1t is pointed out that many
t.ayelers prefer their winter trips
toward the end Of the season in order
70 return during mild spring weather.
The United Fruit Company is offer
me four special cruises from New
i0rs to the Caribbean next month in
1 aad'.on 10 It's regular cruises from
Ncw @ lox and New Orleans.
me company has worked out an ar
'ansement at Jamaica which it expects
10 prove popular with tourists. using
Is y resort hotels at Port Antonio and
Alnsston on separate sides of the
slind- Travellers will be allowed TO
rave the vessel at Port Antonio, cross
Ne Island and embark again at Kings
'n. The United Fruit Company oper-
.Hs yeaf-round cruises through the
Caribbean.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERE

The Tribune publishes daily reports
Of tho positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. ShpIna astere OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor. Me. (Ottercliffes}:
Amagansett. l.. L.; Care May. N. j.,
Norfolk. Va: Cape -atteras, N. c..
Jupiter. Fla; Key West. Fla; New
Orle4ns, La
These position CTR sepor.s should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded to
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day In order that they may
be received In time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations OF the Independ-
ent Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc.
at New York. East Moriohes. L. T.. ana
Easthampton, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Freight Ships Due
Due TO-DAY

* Veesel Port Akepcv
osISn.S' oosnTsTs' Mieasna. ian IS; Italia An lin.
Gs. GHrson. Rotterdam. Jan T.. Robert I. Hague
Aldxasss' Aldkats 1i.Sno Hbll; Jan H. HavISa. CO
.vcstalia. Genoa. Jan IT,. .Pc,roe sros
4hode Faselund. Rio do Janero. Jan H.
A'msrso 1mminsham. Jan 81.
Pacific Steam Navigation
car,..o, Munson Lines
Steel voysser. London. Jan u.s. ~ W
ws,. Tsthmlan 8 Lines
sSAnNs. Brest. Jan "a .. Three Star Linz
Lamport a Holt LIN.
~ ?, ., James ArkelI 4 Co
consort. Avonmouth. Jan e5 ~
Madawaska, Boston. Feb w
otsn'ey Dollar. San Pedro Jan 20.
S,irsl'is " g. i',. Logger. dan 81; .cunard CO
Braslicr Antwerp. Jan &C. Belgian Limo
Hastern Guide. Queenstown. Jan 22
Moore, Mccormack G. Co
Duo Tomorrow
American. Los Angeles; Jana4.
veendyk. Port Said. Jan a5.
HollandAnerioa Line
FarAby. Leith, Jan 80. j II Winchester a ca
Duo Tuesday
scnohar!e, Hamburg. Jan 81. Kerr 8 Co
somerset Hamburg. Jan "a. Robt l. Hague
Eastern Crag. st Nazaire. Jan 30
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Wednesday.
West Eldara. Brest, Jan 81
Cosrno politan Line
Tarantia. Glasgow. Feb L.. Cunard Line
kandahar. Gibraltar. Jan rs. Norton Lilly
Olen. Dunkirk. Jan 81. Cosmopolitan Line
Nueces, Galveston Feb Mallory Lima
Due Thursday
Buchannes. Shields Feb /. u Navigation
Maine. London Feb L.
Atlantic Transport Line
Maryland Bordeaux Feb 1. French Line
Amcross Buenos Ayres Jan 90
N 7 & Argentine Limo
Duo Friday
Ranncnfjord. Christiara. Jan 81.
Norwegian American Line
York Castle, Southampton. Feb g.
Barbor Lines
Due Saturday
Pionier, Antwerp. Jan %. Belgian Line
Due Sunday
Norfolk Range. Leth. Feb t.
Furness, Witty &. Co
Cha rlton Hall, Rio de Janeiro. Jan 30.
Norton. Lilly g. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Arrived Yesterday

VIII h INA ma. Salveston Feb 1: TO Mallory Line.
y R7sldh,n. Galveston Fob F $40 o Wa,h.r .
Why Why VIA mdse' anchored on Tompsins.
PcninsuIar state. Ph,,adelph,a Fob "a.
20 Lines. in ballast: Pier !. Hobok.n.
s. laura, Perth Anboy; to Furness witty
". WIN mdse PIER ~; Bkll
Iide~ater on Co, with cruTe oil. p;a 20
''uewatsr Dock. Bayonne -
cr e. Tuba Mail Co. with sugar; anchored
7idsws,.I navid N X oKelyy, Port Loso. Feb .: to
Iidewater Dock, Bayonne sci l.
Geo w Barnes. Tamp,co Feb 2; to Pan
hfCan snchorsd -, re' a q Trans CO. with crude oil:
:, Pinar del Rio (BrS. Cardenas Fob 2
Mess lNof1 sossr La anGno5ed Ronsn OF Liberty
Domingo Jan 81. Maeoris Feb sa" ssnchs1 So; Isn
FFen Puerto Padra Feb 3. Turks Island
Pier 10, r. w. VIII" NOSE
r. Corson, Hamburg Jan 2l; TO Kerr s
O'i nosl'iat wl'h mdse; Pler 3. Army Base Bkiyn,
ness. Witty & Co. with crude on: anchorad
IN Gravesend Bay
,Munargo, Nassau Feb s: to Munson s
:. L r -''"'7' '0'
a,ssd, Sen FTsnls rsI Morey. Charleston; to Pen
Gie,Gn GIeI, ,S H,os 9Th mdse; anchored off Red
pa ph'ade,lph's: a, !, baltimore Feb o. to clyde
w win hldsc, Pier ~, N r.
y Manuel Cslvo (span). Vera Cruz Feb J..
with FIRST. 10 second ard 7e third class
Giuseppe verdi GtDI. - Genoa Jan 27.
Hsple, 2a. to Mcdonnell & Truda. with 8
hrst, 1873 second and 2S3 third class pass,
mails and mdse; Pier %, y r.
Nenu' III tNor). Halifax Feb Z. to n
Winche'ter Co, in ballaat Pier 2. EN-
roTt penison (Rr>. London Jan 20. to
Funch' Edye & Co, in ballast: Pier 10.
baltio Rr) Iiverpoo, Feb l, Queens
town 2 to the White Star Line, with es
orbita lEr); Hamburg Jan 2s South,
Mail Steam Packet Co. with q first. 1872
second and 81 third class pass. malls and
mdse; Pier AZ. r.
Rovaer (Nor). CienfueEos Jan 2s Man
zanillo Feb 2. to the N Cuba Mall s
Co. with sugar; anchored of Liberty.
Withy & Co With pass and mdse
Albania (Rr), Liverpool Feb 1, to the
Cunard s Co. With pass and mdse: Pier
"a NR
Dorothy. Philadelphia Feb Q. to II
Full. with mdse Pier 27. B'klyn.
George WASHINGTON, Bremen and South
ampton: anchored of Sandy Hook bar.
Carolyn. Boston; Feb 10; anchored off
Quarantine.
Riyo Maru Jap): Batavia. Dec 8; Port
Said. Jan II. with rndse; anchored off
Sandy Hook Bar,
Consort. Avonmouth, Jan %; with ndsc :;
anchored off Sandy Hook Bar.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Maritime Miscellany

SAN TRANC1scO, Fob IA c Hum
chased all Shipping hoard wooden hui.
on racine Coast. about 100 in feet price
SAID to be $1,000 each. IIumphries Ia rc-
hnckor. San Francisco banker and chair
man OF sac. 100000 shipping pool commit
zee. now at Washington. Conferences bo-
twccn trans-Pacinc operators out OF Cali
fornia ports are expected to terminals rate
cutting or cause abandonment OF Pacific
week. '.'' '''~
HALIFAX. N s. Feb 11-The Norwegian
steamer GodOsund arrived to-day from
Liverpool. thirty-nve days behind schcdule
for her and only yesterday her agents
broadcasted wireless messages to all ships
70 pc on the watch. She has no wireless
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Passenger Ships Due
Duo To-day

Asia (Fr), Marseilles Jan IS: to Faore
Line with malls. is expected to dock at
General W c Gorsas. cristobal Feb 3;
TO Panama r Line; is expected to dock
at Pier l. Hoboken.
Cantigny. Antwerp Feb g: to Army
Transport Service with mails; Is expected
to dock al Pier 2, Army Base, B'klyn
t6sth st.
Ocean s S Co. .'os's is expeeted a' to dock fore-
noon at Pier rs, r tSpnns st.
Arapahoe Jasksoavie ,pe Pse to E,yas H
Pier 36. n (Charlton st).
Duo Tomorrow
Nieuw Amsterdam (Dt), Rotterdam Feo
/; to Holland-America Line with malls
was reported $50 miles east OF Ambrose a.
2 a m Saturday and is expected TO DOCK al
stavangerfjord (Nor): Bergen Feb 8; TO 10
Norwes an American Line with ma'ls; lis Is
Tuesday morning at soth st. Bklyn
Adriatic (Br). Naples Feb q; TO Whhe
star Line with mails Is sapee'sa p1,r % r0sS so
y K (West sd ST..
Santa Luisa, Val pa raiso Jan %; TO Grace
Line with malls; ls expected 70 dDck iore,
g Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda Feb II; TO
Furness- Bermuda Line with mails; is ex-
nected to dock forenoon at Pier e5, N, r
(West 55th st).
Tolos (Br} Haysna Feb s. to 70 uaaeS rsssb
ouarantine a m and will dock about 10
a m al Pier lt. Fl r tMsiden Lans):
Ponce. San Juan Feb 8; to Y q Porto
e;co Line with mails IL expected to dock
forenoon at Pier IS, B'klyn (neat Hamilton
av fcrry>. ,,,,.
rsiieu s. Go with mails; Is expected 20
doqh forenoon at Pier II. B'kiyn (claTk 50:
Stephen tBr), Para Jan 81 20 6ootn
ice wiir pals. IS expected I" doc" a.
Pc, H'hl.n tPoplar sO
yucatan, Havana Feb 8: 10 ware Line
al;h mails: i. expected 10 oocs forenoon
It Pier IS. B'kiyn tG1ace st).
Mexan1Ic (Br). Nassau Fen ;. TO Wnite
esar Line with mats: - sarActed to dosk
al Pier IS; ~ X {.vcst ASd st).
I.aon XIII (E2>, CAdiz Jan &c. to cpantsn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Navy Orders

wAsutTl, 'ss 3it6a"e.s S WaShnoion Bureau
ru.s s,.'Sr 80 toN. FEB. ll.-Navy orders
sItso-dd dmq.. T. ). to L. s. 6. Meyer.
tt. ~: l.. r. 20 L. & S Charleston.
ft.ls,T ~ a.; TO New York
s,Ss,:,. Shs. 5. F.. to =. S. s. Ballard.
srphy ~. H.. NJ. C.. TO l. s. S. Vega.
rknds ~ -. &; F.. Chap. {. 10 10th pist.
s.rah, nosn, =. =. to Z. 8 S. Rochester.
nsyns pL nosn. X. G.. to U. S. S. Melville.
suuep Dosn ps l.. 10 L. S. 6 Potomac.
cl,,s ~ hnosn. +. f.. TO L. S. S. Robolink.
bay, Cvr' Gun, X. c.. to Pac Fleet.
lec.nn ~ y. b.. to Philadelphia.
4co,,d.,.o Gun + O.. 20 Boston
Ca,.,.san'n Gun. r. to New York.
cA.s.., ap. Cik. Il. De b. to U. S S.
Has H..aa, ss Ok, c. B.. 10 L. s. s. Camden.
esasa. A. AS', en- nik- j., to Z. s: s. Roreas.
'ace. An ~ ~ C,,.' 4. $, 10 L. S. s. Camde n.
tsrna" IlS' r. d. to L. S. S. Gait
soM A. Ap &c elk; D. A. to L. S. s. Eagle II.
s.s,l A. Ilx. TX. v r.. TO u s. S. Arkansas
opttssr Ilk. A. S. to Asiatic Fleet
1usy rnp. Slk. J. r.. to L. s. s. Vcstal.
,.thua "s n. D. (CL-3). 10 U. S. S. Are
aa.a' Ina G. J. tcL-a). to U. s. s. Are
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Harding TO Ask Congress Soon
For Merchant Marine Relief

r WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.--President
harding nlans to turn his attention
,'T toward quick action on relief
.sgslation for the mercantile marine,
oohalrman Laskcr, of the Shipping
osearo, said at the White House to-day
A;er conference with tho President.
Mr. Lasker recently submitted to the
.;hecutlve report covering an extern
sse study Of the shipping situation,
sao since has been in conference fire.
ausn''y with the President. The Ex-
.eullve IS extremely interested in the
marine situation, Mr.. Lasker said, and
..pec's to submit to Congress his
..;eoemmendations on the situation
"IeNln TWO weeks to Joint session.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
east Gulf of Mexico-Moa.r.
south south and southwest winds and ~ nsr,sr .resm
West Gulf OF Mexico-rresh .or,s
westher " purity overcast
>,oda.n Ndar.noean Sea and windward Paaso,.
partly overcast weathrr "'nos anc
w,nSs n9r'n a,tf, o. Sandy Hcok-Frcsh northwest
south ,nn,,s sma'uns to north and northeast over
piSSuaeN SeN rain over south portion A'''
and ""uy Wy. hook 70 Hatteras-Fresh north
and fresh southeast and south 'i'r.n ~ portion
rain "eatner; probably
Ha.tcras to Florida Stra,t.,o
'ics' south and southwest w,nd.. 80, 49, ~
over ons, nsr. Weather and probably local rains
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Tanker Reported i'm Flames
l0O Miles OFF Palm Beach

VEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. II.
=. wireless message from the master
y. .ae steamship Samuel @. Brown, $50
%n.s ;,.. on shore here, reported that he had
~. ;us' passed tank steamship on FIRE,
.v's ana aft, foremast and funnel gone
,au ,;". low IN the water The message was
s;.seo up at O'clock. No details were
s''sn' 50 1t was not known whether the
s.,s saAef might have been the smouIderinp
,..., ,s'. o. the British steamship Coylet,
W.S N.Y. was abandoned in flames last
.... ...anesday of the Florida coast. Ef-
'.rs were made to-niSn: 10 re, 10 wire
%,,;. ,oueh with tho Sa:1uei z Brown to
"'sln further information.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
By Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co., Inc.

nswistar lat 80 10 lon s45 Feb 10.
Aledo lat az 90 lon 70 20 Feb H.
american 1900 Il Cape Henry Feb 10.
;Arapnhoc 3ls S Scotland Feb II!
E"s'c7a Temple $50 by Il Cape Racs
Eldora 1853: e Ambrose Feb 10.
rrnzy. l,4S0 ESE Ambrose Feb 10.
= ramon SW Montauk Point 8 o m FEB 10.
GEM c Gorgas 61+ Scotland Feb 10.
lake Fillmore 30 San Salvador Feb TO-
New Jersey 90% Il Sandy Hook 5.sO n y,
Feb H. "
Severance $50 BNE Cape Henry Feb II.
.. stephen 1:la4 Sandy Hook m Fob II.
rnhamo Imam 2sS $ Ambrose Fob II.
Feb TO- N' A'o""
Incorporation pd Vineyard Haven noon
west lhslip $40 e Delaware Capes Feb 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
Army Orders

WAc,, Tribun>'s Washington Bureau
a.t, .t,ii,..a,Ns3GToN, Feb. 11.-Army or
S'uso to-day follow.
Ps,t,.. Field Artillery
ktisa,t % f. sni-Groves. Capt. J. u:
tassrbsp,,s ~ l.. AacMilan, IT. W. F..
4, Gro.. ~ Z. r.. Bristol, 1t. W.
s:tssc..x ~; P. u; Hersum, LII. l..
!. A.: Ws:,s, It, J. Fl; Rutherford. 1t.
I: Dc.sss's, 1T. T.. s.; Brelsford, Capt.
:; Y: a., Capt. =. j.; Hamit.. Capt.
= p ION berger, Capt. q. w: rarr.
Aax.. H.. ~. V.
sRninss vept D. Van u. .,, cann yno,
eApt r.. c. 20 Columbus.
se,hs.,,,ss ,ssksster,nn.ter Corps
ssa,ustcs Maj. " z. to ct RAJ,
sssa: = g.; 70 i.
4 10 ~. sam Houston.
En- ~, signal cc.p.
w Z. {. Ca.as h,;rsd ysn
~ A.4s = nHMcelInreov...
Ss. NJ. -, Mel c - l3thc,u.n
~'csass g. ". Fsa Dent. ;c c.np
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s. 4 14s;,...ssas Discharged
IL Il L.. AZ sv.
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MANCHESTER. Feb 1o-Matoppo CRY.
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SHIELDS. Fob 1o--Union City (Br),
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GLASGOW. Feb 11--Gracia (Br), st
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LIVERPOOL, Feb 1l-Scythia tBr). New