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New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

America 2,o5l e Ambrose Feb 2S.
Ario 60 e Sand Key Feb 2s.
Bayway I ) key West Feb %.
Byron d Benson f Palm Beach Feb 2s.
Cantigny lat 40 43 Ion 80 81 jNeb "a
Captain Maurice Eugene lat 56 29 Ion SO
29 Feb 2s.
c y HarNood 400 " sand Key FEB 2s.
{ Everest l59 EsE Galveston Feb %.
Corning 3s sW Egmon5 Keys Feb 2s;
C'anfor7 A. Sc Cape CanayeraI Feb %.
Delaware sun 30 W Key West Feb IS.
Buouesns lat Il 91"q = Ion 'yy 8 81 FEB a7.
f w sinclair 3S NV Nuevitas Feb %.
Eastern Dawn l,4e2 Cape Henry Feb 27.
i.i'S'a-.i III lago = 10 10 EsE sou,n Pass Fen 20
ii Occi4ente 81 : Jupiter Feb IS.
Empire Arrow - : Jupiter Feb 25.
....-t,a ~ = Neli e tep 2S.
George Washing on passed Gibraltar for
Algiers . PM Feb q.
Gold Shell 81 cape Canaveral Feb ~.
Guifstar lao " sand Key FEB 2s.
Gulfstream SO NV Tortusas Feb q 80
many Luckenbach 735 S Delaware Break
Hegira 5 sW sombrero Feb 2s-
Herbert L Pratt 90 E Jupiter Feb 2s.
IilcD..an 2,oz4 Delaware Breahwater
Hoven 1856 sw South Pass Feb 28.
Hoxie 5ss from cape Henry Feb q.
IIu-son o71 h Ambrose Feo IS.
Hueuenot 81 Jupiter Feb 2s.
Lake Giltedge 200 ESE Tortugas Feb IS.
Lightburne 24S EsE Sabine Bar Feb rs.
NJ F Elliott 23o EsE Galveston Feb %.
Maddequet lat z2 80 Ion 80 45 Feb 27.
Maine lat 40 u Ion Ga SO Feb q.
Meanticut l.+50 Z cape Henry Feb 81.
Mount Carroll asa ~ Bishop ii Rock Feb 81.
Narcissus lat ~ "a lon ~ - Feb q.
New York LAT 40 90 lon "a 38 Feb -.
o Waring arrived Port Tampa Feb @s.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Braga (Tr>, Marseiles. Feb 81 to Fabrs
Line with mails; 10 expected TO dock fore
noon a. 31st st, Brooklyn.
Minnekahda Hamburg FEB II; TO Arneri-
car Line with mails; is expected to reach
Quarantine late Tuesday and Will dock
Wednesday morning al Pier SIS, N R (West
saxonia (Br>, Hamburg Feb 1s to
cunard Line with mails; is expected to
do 8; forenoon al Pier 54. n r (West
TaorInina 90 Naples Feb IS; to Italian
American Line With mails. is expected to
dock at Pier 81. n (Nest 9TH st), late
Norro Castle. Havana Feb IS, to \ q
Cuba Mail Line with mails: Is expected
to dock late to-day or early Thursday
morning at Pier 10, B'klyn (Grace ST..
Algeria (Br). Glasgow Feb Il, to Cunard
Line: is expected to dock at Pier 5f. r
{West 14th ST..
Due Tomorrow
Panhandle State London. Feb ls; to
Lines with mails: is expected to dock
fore noon at Pier l, Hoboken
iceland, Antwerp Feb II; TO Red Star
Line with mails; was reported 400 miles
east OF Ambrose a p Sunday; vessel
is due to dock at Pier SO. N r (West 10th
ST. Thursday afternoon.
Fort Victoria tBr}, Bermuda Fes - 70
I7urness, Witty < Co with ma.is. is
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 95. r
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 2s-~AiaslSa Pack
ors' Association purchased Arapahoe. 2,061
ton9. from Shipping Board; terms private.
Vessel. now at New York. VIII be BROUGHT
to san Franci.Cc for Alaska salmon trade
Stockholders of Interisland Steam Navl-
CATION Co, meeting at Honolulu Yesterday
authorized President James Kennedy to
come TO mainland and plate contract for
construction Of 360-foot express passenger
steamer for which BIDS were recently
called. with sun Shipbullding Co. with
tender OF SLOT 900.
West Jena, operating trans Pacific. has
broken stern frame and win be withdrawn
from service.
''o'erol ~'"rt ordered sale OF West Har-
land to highest bidder at Seattle in A"ril
to atisfy claims arising out OF collision
itN Governor. which sank near Port
Townsend last April, with loss OF eight
lives Shipping Board claimed Limitation
Of liability.
repairs started on Bessie Dollar (Br), dam
b. storm work to REQUIRE thirteen
days; Will 90 completed q Hangkong.
JRTLAND. Ore Feb 2s-Port Commits
sion in conference Feb - with repre-
sentatiyes of steam hip lines. asked to abb
sorb one-half wharfage local and ex-
porr freight and handling charges to place
Portland on parity with other Pacific ports
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

TREDERIKsuAVEN, Fob s1~-nastorr
Sea Baltimore.
TAMBURd., FEB 2a-chiclsasaw, phfA-
IYT'rELTCN, Fob 24-lirroll CBr). Gal
ANTwERP. Fob at-Ilinois. Port Ar
thur: 25th, Rioenfontein (Br). New York
Tluor Spar. Charleston.
BREMEN. Feb = Lieutenant jean
"a RorrERbAN TT '''' REQ 25-Gcorgio, Port
Arthur. Independence Hail New York
HANRE- FEB 95-Zarembo. New York.
AtTC<I4AND Fob 26-CanadiaD Sl1ir-
nlishor BID, Vancouver.
CADIZ Fob 26-Empress Of France CBr),
G1BRALrAR, Fab 27-Passed)-Fi Fiumc
GtaD. Galeeston for Baroeloue
sALONlCA, Feb l6-IIos Island, New
coNsrANrITopLH. Fs0 t7--sciaeneo-
StopewaM Baltimore.
LEGNORN, Feb 23-~Horanna (Br), New
EAST LONDON. Feb 2s--Tuscan Prince
2s;o5uT1HAMPToN. FEB 27-orbita CBr)
New York for Hamburg (and prooeeded)
LIVERPOOL, Fob 28--Alaskau, Seattle.
AVoNMoura. Eeb 2s-Brtish Judge
HuLL ilrrb 2s|Bnlnsharn. Norfoib.
yHAMEsuAVEN, Feb 26-siiver shen,
Bombay for Sabine.
SYDNEY, N ) w, Feb 26--Peeblos lBr),
HONG KONG. Feb 27--Erupreas Of Asia
CH), Vancouver; Shinyo Maru (Jap), san
Francisco.
YOKOHAMA, Feb s7--silver State. Sc
MANCHrsTER, Feb 27-Nubian OBJ,
BoRDEAGx. Feb 22-Grey County CRr).
s. John y r. 2tth, Ohio (Fr). New York
via Phiia delphis.
sHANGHAI. Feb 2s--Celtic Prince (Br)
New York. Boston and Philadciphia-
ROTTERDAM, Feb 2e--Vechta5A DuD,
New York
QUEENsTOwN. Feb as--AIbanls Br>
New York
VAIPARAIso. Feb 2s--santa Eliza, New
Yorh and Havana.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROvIs-
IONS O. Jaw, Jhere neing cue and unps "a
charges for which he undersigned, The
Columbus Storage Warehouse inc Is
goods hereinafter described and due notice
having been given 70 all parties known TO
claim an interest therein and the time
specified in such notice for payment Of sucn
az nuhllc auction at the warehouse. e2-64
Wes. l34tS St. New York City. on
FRIDAY, MARCH 1TfH 1922.
AT 10 50 a. n
been competed said dave. Marcn I'm
the sale Viii he continued at the same riaca
on Friday. March cath. .322. beginning at
1870 a. IA and continuing Untn ali tho
goods sold to wit Household furniture
eous sting OF paror suits. bedroom suits
dining room suits, library furniture. pianos
Nictl oias, musical instruments carpets rugs
trunks boxes barrels. suitcases contents
consisting or clothing, linen, books, papers
stationery. pictures, sewing mach nes ice
boxes cutlery. lamps. brica 9rac china and
glassware, silverware bedding draperies and
materials and other personal effects as
enumerated in the warehouse inventory ISSUED
ty this warehouse and held for the accounts
Of the following parties concerned {essia
Robinson. Eliza Moses. Mre Dora Moshach
Salie Morgan Juilette Stuart. Florence
or AS E 20 or PA line ier
George Ketcham Mrs. Daniel Matthews,
r. G. Skeet. Mr.. Mrs Bennett, Mrs E I
Neil Mrs } Sawyer A NJ Fosiay Ben
Hoyt. Mrs. Wm. Haynes. c. b Clarke
All being stored now with said Columbus
and all 10 be more specifically announced
and described at time of said sale
TIE GOODS WILL BE On EXHIBITION
AT THE TINE AND PLACE or SALE.
Colunbu~ so~,~- Warehouse Co.. Inc.
esss WEST tSaTH ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


vessel Port Agency
Alncros-, Buenos Ayres Jan 90.
r.nnonttora chr,.,4ama. y q an ATs'n''"' =, Line
Charlton Hail. Rio de Janciro. Jan 20. 20 A@'''
stoel Mariner Seattle Ian Ian ~ ?, '''''' 20
Jsthou susnos Ayrr,. Ian ~ Kerr 3 Co
IS Slalr. Alexandria, Ian &c $50 Export S S Co
Furness. witty Co
0lyfnpe Msrseilles. r'eb q Three star Line
TSushima Mar1i. Colombo. Jan 81.
ro,...,o-, uoulder. Weir q Boyd
c'so Espsrs,l aeSile Te6 81 1"'''''S" Limo
CITY 0f DunNirf' Gibraltar. rsb ''',''
~tst H'mrod. Honolulu. 5sn IL
,r-.,,,A Barber g Lines
Norton. Lilly T. Go.
puc Tor morrow
vssoonis. london. Feb IS. .cunara /. Co.
0''ul'n ~i'y Shields. Feb H..
Sfuyere. Para, Feb q Laniport & Holt Linc
Due Friday
Maimen. Itnmirgham. Feb u.
MaddsqueI Cardiff Fob ei"e'S' Is, "''"' -
J IL Winchester & Co
Dnc Saturday
Atlantic, Gothenburg, Tcb Is.
Curnesa Wthey e. Co
1S'onhsur 1'nan' santos, Fep . lamport a Holt
Clearwater. Gibraltar. Feb 1t.
United American Linso
nue sunday
Bsnkdaie, Marselles. Feb 5J W Cleveland
Exeter City. Bristol. Feb ls.J Arilen 3 Co
Due Monday
Sven Jarl. Gotheuburs, Feb IS
o stray S s Corp
Harry Luckenbach Los Angelica, Feb -
lucAenbach Co
Due Tuesday
Minnosotau. Hamburg. Fob ~
Gitcd American Lines
Black Diamond 6 s Corp
Maasdyiz, Rotterdanl. Feb is.
UoNand-Anrrica IiDs
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Third Ave. Resumes
Interest Payments
On Income Bonds
last Installmeni for Quarter
Ended June. 1917: Short
ening of Haul Made
Earning Gain Possible

r.,ectcrs Of the Third Avenue Rail
~sv Company yesterday resumed pay
s.snt Of interest on the S22 $50 600 out
landing adjustment mortgage income
sord, BY declaring a distribution Of
- PER cent. payable April l. Tho
l.s. payment was for the three months
snded June so, 1911
Shortening of the company's haul,
6 " Huff, president, pointed out,
made Il possible to meet the intere st
=, the underlying bonds during the
,r3t,csl period through which the com
ranv has been passing and 30 earn
sBough more to improve the COM
nany's cash position
oW;th the reduction in cost OF labor
and material" Mr. HUFF explained,
ethis surplus above paying interest on
the underlying bonds has increased
rnrl for the SIX months ended De
cember 81. 1921, full interest was
earned upon the per cent adjustment
bonds This was the first time for
sevefal years, however. that full inter
est had been earned for a six months
period. and during the following month,
January. 1922, full interest was not
earned
"Under these circumstances and in
line with the conservatism that has
slwavs characterized the management
q this proper. the directors have
deemed il inadvisable to pay more than
~ per cent interest for the period
ended December 81, 1921
TIE Third Avenue. according so Mr..
HUI. carries approximately 1000 .O0d
passengers q day. and receipts tor the
last calendar year werc about $4,000,
0n0
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
RAILWAY srEE1~sPR1No COMPANY.

RAILWAY STEET~SPRT~G COMPANY.
80 Church Street. New YoriS CITY.
f. r1fu4r- -f fHal
quarterly dividend of TWO PER
CENT (2fc) has this day bsan laesrea a4
the COMMON STOCK # fhIs Company.
payable March 3ist l922 10 sssl-.hellses
OF record March l5th 1922
The transfer booAs VIII aot he eioref
Checks van be mailed by Bankers Tflst
Company.
Il s. BANGHART. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
30 Railroad Engineers
Laid OFF indefinitely
BOROUGH Action Includes Civil
Service Employees 20
Years on sobs

Thirty-siX members Of the engineer
ing department of the Borough Of
Richmond were laid OF indefinitely at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
When each of the thirty-six was
quitting fer the dav he was handed
letter which informed him that he was
thereby notified that until further no.
tice your services will no longer be
required" The letters were signed
by Robert Pailey, acting commissioner
Of Public Utilities for the Borough
Of Richmond.
All Of the men laid off are civil ser
vice employees and several Of them
have been in the employ of the c ty
cor more than twenty wears. Under
the law they cannot be laid off unless
specific charges are brought against
them. The men expressed indignation
and said that they had been given no
notice. After consultation it was
decided to take no Individual action
until the Civil Service Reform Bureau
has passed on their eases and. If it saw
fit, had taken the matter to court.
Commissioner Bailey, when asked
about the laying of of the men, said
it was part Of a reorganization scheme
to bring about greater efficiency in the
dcpartment
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Day 5 Neac issues

The Guaranty Company, Estabrook
& Co.. the Bankers Trust Company.
Bond { Goodwin. Hannahs, Balin &,
Lee, and he First Trust and Savings
Corporation tbond department Of the
Atlanta National Bank are Offering
to-day S2,so0.000 City Of Atlanta, Ga.
PER cent bonds. due 1925-la5i. at
total amount. sl,5oo0O0 viii be used
for schools, 100000 for bridges and
S400O00 each for water and sewers.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

a syndicate headed by Halsey, Stuart
Co, lac George II. Burr & Co. and
F. s. Nos.sy & Co IS offering to-day
an issue of sS000000 first mortgage 5
per cent gold bonds Of the Cudahv
Packing Company at IS and interest. to
yield about $50 per cent. These bonds
will close the mortgage under which
they are issued. The bonds are due
first mortgage en- all real estate, plants
and other properties Of the company
valued q in excess Of S24,00O,000 The
mortgage II quires that the company
shall main.s net quick assets at least
equal to tas amount of the 6rst mort.
gage bon5s outstanding. It provides
further that n annual cash payment Of
S325,00Q sa. be made to the trustee
each Decen 'er l for retiring the first
mortgage bends.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Financial Items

,-., lisnry Whitney. formerly assistant
s.-.' officer az The Empire Trust Cornnany
shat Institution
- E,a nc's u " N'nslow. rnernbe~ Of the New
~, ~ esaa. exchange. and I Theue Munds
an or ,a's Nv Iore Cotton Exchanse
"NS - Di.ie9eo Board or Trade. have formed
yriaHl lne-shin under the name Of Rfunds
* -. y" .'isioN for the transaction OF q general
- ana Investment business at -
Ss.s,..- with an uptown office a. 842
,s ne ar'nsrship existing under tho
s,-t 'Anfs Rogers & StackDOle aa~
Ns''e' ns limitation as Of March l. 1922.
con I'eoTa.ns TO cable sdvioss from Lon
Ser ~ ss1e u 100000 sterling per
lefrsnesS e9$ o. me Paris. Lyons and Med
:, e.. Hen'f Schroeder &. CO. ana Barring Broih-
soSscr.,., many times oversubscribed. The
one hour OtSn +o' Only
has sa@sr3 va p Po'als. - 81 Beaver street
Yors .ae' Tor lnembershfp in tle New
FYsser'e,4e eeifee and sugar ExcharEe. ana
4. c. fussei beebe Of Lucius Beebo
Cotton has applied for . New YORK
''" exchange menbeYshlp.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
departures

rcoN,STANzA. Feb "a constantinople
PALERMO. Feb le--Erdely UtaN. Nsw
HA2BURG. Fob 2s-Julius schindler
tGer) now, Philadelphia
York; 2fth, Llanyollsn (BD, Hampton
ALExANpR1A, Feb 25-osaa, New York.
COLOMBO Feb 26--City OF Valencia
(Br) New York
EAST LONDON. Feb 27--Borderer (Br).
coPENHAGEN. Fob 2s-Me1lco Dan).
New York.
DUNKiRK, Feb "a MoIeeaport. Sow
York.
CrNsa MEaPqgFTE @a G13u, aa.v gs9 z capasan Ra.,
MARSElLI-ES, Feb 25 - Clan Kennedy
C3r) from Calcutta. New York
NEWCASTLE. y s W, Feb 25-FTolly-
wood {Chln). from Sydney, u S w, San
francisco.
,1NTwERp. Feb s6--Indier CBslg). Phn-
sYDNhy. w, Feb 25-TrovithIck
sr MIcHAELs. Feb 2s-Arabic U3r)
from Napleg, New York
QUEENsTOWN Feb &c - Canlerouia
~(Br) from Liverpool, New York.
LINERPOOL, FEB 27 - Bolivian (Br>,
HAMIr-R0, Feb 28-sudbury. Baltimore.
ALGl 1RS. Feb 27-Clan Kennedy Q5r).
IMAlINGHAM. Feb 27-panier Br)
SHIELDS. rrso zs--Lunina (Br). Key
Wect
SOUTHAMPTON. Feb 27---Trinoulo (Br)
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
American Ports

HAI1 I1TIMORF Feb 2s-Arriyea. BELLA.
t,"rt Antonio and Port Mnria, Beniamln
5reWslor Port i.obos' CraEness 03r), New
oNN Manc et'r Importer GHrl Man
VheStcT via Philadelphia Lake Treba. Sew
YORK, A7'ec 'Nor). Tampioo. Julia Luck.
9alled CapuNh, London. Kun and I.elth
VIA Norfolk and Newport News: Rhodl
island ,'r), Liverpool and Glasgow Wis,
Noriolk and Newport News; ta1e Treba,
havana, Vest Greyiock. Yokohama and
Nopo VIA Now York, SalOnica (N0rl Nor-
>or' Ecuador. cr'stobal and Man2anillo Via
NoItglf and New Yorlc orogonian. Breinen
Rand Hamburg vim Now York. schr Orleans
Wilmington, - -
BOSTON. Feb 2S-Arrived: Ualesln.
Fr), fuenos Ayves and Havana; Indian
ehr), baltim0rd and Norfolk West Arrow
liverpool, Mclrose SeWalis uoiui. Middle
eeT. Norfolk. Sailed. IkAa CBr9. Neu
nage. Norfolk; Gloucester, Norfolk and
bal ltimorf; Newton. Lanhert's Point. Az
Savannah.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2s Acrlred.
River Orontes 6Br). Alexandria VITA Bo--
cuba, Edgar f LucHenbacn, Seattle. ,tc'
West Haven. san Francisoo. etc; Nan
tucket, Jacksonville and Savannah. RritOn
Poston, ROcka way. Boston; William Doyc.
Thompson. Sabine Norway Maru (Jap)
tWey. Sailed Eastern Admiral Russian
port Via Falmouth for orders
DELAWARE BREANWATER. Fob rs
for Charlcston Edward Il Baird jr. Kings
SAN FRANCIsCO. Feb % - Arrived
Venture, sydney; Lewis IUcksnbach. ra
coma tor New York sailed: 2th. Cold
larbor, Portland, Me; ptlvorth, Manila.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
(West 56th st)

(West 5bth st)
"saeuaya ,Br>. Rermud, Feb Ct; IN
all Steam Packet Co with malls:
~ expected TO dock at Pier -. N X tAlor-
ton ST.
- sikaola- Kingston Fob se: to United
Fruit CO with mails: is cxpccted TO dock
Arapahoc Jacl1sonville Fob %. 10 Clvde
Limo. Is expected 10 dock forenoon at Pier
sc, Il tCharltou st}.
Due Friday
tr,criaa Bremen, Feb 2i........n's 9 Linz,
Arante Naples, Feb H.. White Star Line
southern Cross, Buenos Ayres Fob Is.
Munaon Lines
Dne Saturday
la Bourdonnais. Havre. Feb q French Line
Esporansa Havana. F~h e.. Wsrd Limo
Comai. Galveston, LIB % 81. Mallory Limo
Ryndsm. Rotterdam. Feb 29.Hol An.r Lin.
stockholm, Gothenburg. Feb a.
ulua, Port L'mor. reb 25 United Fruit Co Co
Ci'y OF Atlanta Savannah March g
Lenape. Jackaorv;lle. March ,. clyde Line
Due Mondny
La Savor. Havro. Feb 2b......Irrcnch rins
Braga. Lisbon, Feb 20...-..-....V Vabrc Linz
y Y & Porto Rico Limo
'uruess Bermuda I,ne
Due Tuesday
Olympic, Southampton. March I.
Camcrona. Queenstown. FEB .s' Is cnnsr I5r ''no m
tameronis, Queenstown, Feb 2d.Cuuard Limo
Siboney, Havana, March 4...... Ward Line
Santa Teresa, Valparaiso Fab Is.
city OF Montgomery, Savannah. March S /. I.''
ccnanohc. Jacksonville. March 4.Clyae Limo
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

On a rcceng change o. the capitali-
zation Of the Curtis Publishing Com
pany there has been newly issued TO
stockholders S200000o Of per cent
cumulative preferred stock This took
place on January !. and q limited
amount being privately acquired by
Hallgarten q Co. is being offered to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Tobacco Stocks
Certificates OF Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York City Bonds

Acceptable In payment Of Federal taxes
on the dates Of maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Celtic (Rrl, Liverpool Feb tg. Qusens-
town Feb ie; 70 tho White star Linz Win
pass. mails and ndsc; PieV 6i. - X.
Ia Lorraine CFrl, Havrc Feb is; to che
Compagnle Generate Transattautioue. with
81 hrst, 81 second and 36 third class pass,
mails and mdse; Pier 81, T.
orizaha Havana FEB 25; to thu \ s
Cuba Mail S Go, with IS pass mails ana
Nliraaorss (pr). sa,na Feb 2s: TO the
Atlantic Fruit Co, with pass and rndss;
Pier IS. u 4.
Frauk)tn k Lane. .Tarnpico Feb -; 20
the Pan-Amegican Petroleum. Transport
Go. with crude Oil; anchored of TompAins-
Aiyarado CBr}. Guayaaun Feb II, Mants
BuenaVentura Feb Ia. Cristobal Feb is;
20 Sanderson q Son. with mdse. yer A.
John D Archbold, Lobos Feb 20. to Rob
erl y Hague With crude oil. anchored or
81 Ana. Gslveston Feb %: to ,hs sousn-
orn pac cG, with mdse; Pier 51 n r
sag Hnrbor, Norfolk Feb 26. TO s
Shipping Board anchored off Liberty.
AlNanca Norfolk Feb 2s TO Old Dorntn-
ton Line with mdso; Pier 81. y r
Caho Espartel tSpan), Seville Feb Il. 20
Ybarra Line with mdse; Eric Basin Break
water B'klyn
Bolivar. Porto Colombia veb II. King
ston 2Q Port Antonio q. Port Moraut -
70 the Clyde S ca with mails and usdse :.
volumnis (Er: cienfuesos Feb q; TO
tilr iN4ISSitY = = 20 with sugar Iicr -
West shore r r Wechawker.
Mohawk, JacksonyNie and Charleaton
and mdse: Pier S. \ r.
Luc!line (Br), Rouen Feb 7; 70 Simpson.
Spf nee q Young, in ballast: Pier !, Tide-
Exinouth CBr). Genoa Feb 2. bermuda
- TO Hill & Sons, IN ballast; Pier 6a
Colunshasn (Brl. Nuevites Feb II. Cat
baren %; TO the Munson Lines with sugar
Arbuckes Res. Jay st. B'klyn
Ninian (Brl, London Feb II: to White
star Line with mdse Pier SO. y f.
City of Savannah. Savannah Tsb 25: 70
n Ocean Co with pass snd udae;
Pier 80. II.
Mnnchioncal (Nor). returned from trial
trip. to United Fruit Co; anchored OFT
Liberty.
Nficraels reh e. 10 STANDARD OH CO Of
Y in ballast, anchored off 'rompkins-
us
franklin. beaumont Teb 10: to Galena
NA,.s..,.on co. with oil. anchored of
Tompkinsvillc. S l.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Cleared

IIomsric (Br> Howarth. Southampton
via cherpours; waite Star Line:
Mouendo va Panama Canal; w n Grace
L Co.
West LssnawAy; Earsog: Valencia va
For, Hamilton (Br>, TrAnci2: Hamilton
Eurness Witty & c.
Clan Mcbride CBr), ssuus.ss~nn; mont >
r. r Houston & 60.
Idaho CBJ, Bull; Haufas, Hull and
Antwerp; Ellerman's Wilson Line.
Huroniau jBr), Gardner; Hamburg
No Norfo.b ok range OBJ. westearth. New
castle, Leith and Dundee; Furness, Witty
Otaki (Br, Cornwall; Freemantle ACE
laide, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane via
Newport News; Norton. LILY Co
Otho, Peterson, Bahia, Rio de Ianeiro
aud Rosaro; international Freishtins
TSdeus Qr). Ramsay; YoSohalns and
Com, eomanche' era staples; Charleston and
ia elsonvills; clyde 3a : Co, a.h
Henry r Mallory, Barstow; Galveston
via key West ,Ai Mall9Ey 9Tr, SaIens Go, Havana
and Vera Cruz via Philadelphi n &
Cuba Mail Co.
Metapan, Barratt; Kingston and Cristo-
bal; lnitod Fruit Co.
Ural san Maru (Jap). Kornore; Yoko-
hama and Kobe via Comax. Norfolk and
Panama Canal; Mitsui IL Co.
Cornelia, Carey; San juan and Ponce
a II Bull & Co.
] Mofrett Ir. spinney; Texas City:
Robert L hague.
\ G Bedford, Cove; Bahia Blanca and
Buenos Ayres; Robert l. Hague.
Ottar Jarl (Norl, JorSensen; Trondhjem
anu 4ollolos, S Q Stray S Corp.
Vulcan city Q3r), Topp; London and
Liverpool; s Navigation co.
Ampetco (Belg), Verstichelen; Antwerp;
Robert |. Hague.
Bark Margaret Overman COSTA Rica)'
Wills Newark; Benjamin " Morse.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Princeton To Be Scene
OF Bask etbail Meet

PRINCETON, n. j., Feb. 2s.-Prnce-
ten University will be the scene of the
New Jersey state basketball tourna-
ment, for the first time in its history
March 1918. according to the announce
ment recently made by the New Jersey
Interscholastic Association.
Both high school and preparatory
school teams will enter, hut viii play
in separate divisions. Trenton was
first considered for the play, but then
Princeton offered her court, and it was
accepted.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01

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nioneer ~ w sand Key rob rs
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san Grogorio 8 SW Sand Key TNb IS.
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Stprn King $500 r. Ambrose Fob II.
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r. uN panoi 40 Hattoras Feb 2S
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y, v"sfa ~ San - 2s.
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" ", eat arrow lat - az lon ss 80 Feb e.
Westmead 5i7 + Ambrose Fob II
W Wheeling Mold 200 T. Ambrose Fob II
" II Tired l. " rortugas Feb a.
oodmsnsio 2, 200 n Cape Henry Fob es
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-Mah Information will bs roun,
on Travel Guide Page Column Eight.
Sail fc-f
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE is hereby given that the post-
poned annual meeting - The Stoclhoic-
ers OF THE WOMAN CITI2HN CORPORA
YIoN viii be held al the OF ce os ths
Company. 80. IA Madison Avenue. ia tho
Borough OF Manhattan. IN the city and
state OF New York on the attn Day OF
March. 1872. At O'Clock T. -. Tor tbs
purpose Of electins Directors for the en-
suing year and fer the transaction of such
other business may properly come be-
tore said NEE ting.
Dated, New York February 2sth, 1922
HARRIET S WELLS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
Phillips Jones Earnings

NM, me Philips-Jones Corporation re-
,i,,,Sa s;y, q consolidated ct profit for the
sbs sb1,'nonths months ended December 81, after
scTi sc~rges and Federal taxes OF Slso,824,
d. d. ens, after deduction Of preferred
on,l,uehos, to sl.13 share earned on the
stolte@helng stoat $4,000 shares of common
ts A. ooo Sl no par value. Sales amounted
New-York tribune., 1922-03-01
AMERICAN CAN CO

Il. 6. BANGHAGT. Treasurer.