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New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Cleared

standard. Slater: Port Lobos, Rober.
- Hague.
,, Mossn Hellas eGr,. Mahakis. riraeus.
"onstantinople and Constanza. n Galanos
81. Taprers 90. Esposito: Genoa to New
l'r.eans VIA Norfolk: Italia America, Inc.
Rronte tBr). Bulben. Rio de Janeiro
nd Santos Via Norfolk Lamport & Holt
y plcs. Italls-America. inc. S"0
Nafura 'Brl, Kirkhy; Grenada Trinidad d
''' bersrara Furncss. Witty & Co.
~aniurcc. Wilson, Havana: y Y & Porto
100 : 5 Co.
"a iahe Stirring, Whitchurst: Richmond; !;
= omal Curry Galveston via Key West 4;
Nallcry Co
. PaUnee. Forrest. Baltimore; CLYDE 8 s
ri ori.sn'c. Dclahanty Galveston; South
- - I'll Isleo. Neville, New Orleans; Southern
n~rihc Co. -
Santa Isabel Turner. Los Angeles and
= Francisco Via Panama Canal: Isthmia n
: Lines
:. Sha kespcsr CBr). Weeks; Norfolk; Nun
SON Line
lierman Winter. Holmes. Boston; East
:. Nedes'a CNoN: smedsvis; London and
y .erpool via Baltimore; American Metals
= Transport Co.
Mount Clinton. Service, Hamburg;
rnitod American Lines
Hamilton. Nelson: Norfolk: Old Domin-
= Trs nsportation Co
NiraHores ORD, Matthews; Santiago and
Gea nt'nsin no: Atlantic Fruit Co
:. Venus ii tNor). krohu; Kingston. Puerto
- =. lsls Do luzon (Br), Obricn Nassau.
sch General George c Hocg (Br)
lmpleby; st John; Sexton 6. Bryant CO.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
North German LLOYD
10 Join Conference

The North German Lloyd Stoamsh ir
Company is now maintaining the rate.
fixed by the North Atlantic conference
fer beth freight and passengers A. L
becker. manager of the inward freight
department. said yesterday He added
that differences between the COMPANY
and tho Shipping Board on cargo rate
had been adjusted and that tho line
would join the conference at the frst
opportunity.
Tho North German Lloyd Joined tne
passenger conference last December
and has never withdrawn. Mr.. Bcckcl
said. He denied recent reports to the
effect that there was d controversy OF
this traffic. Officials Of the GormaT
linc conferred last wcck with v !
Love, vice president Of tho Emergency
Fleet Corporaton and ironcd out a.
differences. he explained.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Ship Insurance
Men Seek Curb
On Alien Firms
Bill Would Require Brokers
for Non-Adm;tted Under
writer's To Be licensed:
- Defers Tax Temporarily
Further Control Planned
Superintendent Stoddard
Makes Public Suggestions
', of the Marine Committee

Francis r. Stoddard jr Superin-
tondcnt of Insurance for New York,
yesterday made public the plan sug-
ecstcd by the committee Of marine
,sIndcrwritcrs and brokers which would
prevent placing marine insurance with
~non admitted foreign companies ex-
sept through licensed brokers. This
.--~uded the draft OF a bill which is
Intended to be introduced within few
days in the State Legislature at AL
s%any. No recomme endation for taxa
- on OF Unauthorized companies is
contained in the bill. but Superintend-
mt Stoddard said that this would be
Aakcn up at the 1928 session of the
Legislature.
- The purpose of the plan, upon which
Superintendent Stoddard is asking
comments from shipping and insurance
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Passenger Ships Due

zacapa Kingston Feb s: to United Frui,
90 with mails. is expected 10 dock at Pier
!. r. Z (Naidcn Tane)
Couauche. Jacksonville Feb 10: to Clyde
'>ene- Is expected to dock at Pier S. n II
fChariton ST.
'Araguaya tB~). Bermuda Feb a. to
EOyai Mail Steam Packet Co with mails
= eApcctcd 10 dock forenoon a Pier ~.
y Z tMorton ST..
Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda Feb ~ to
furness Bermuda Line with mails: is ex-
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier 95. r
{ " est 55th sD.
A pac che. Jacksonville Feb IS; to Clyde
kline. is expected 10 dock forenoon at Pier
IS, \ Il (Charlton ST..
Due Tomorrow
I'oionia N)an,. Copenhagen Feb 5; to
},aitic American Line with mails: is ex-
lcctcd Ia docI. forenoon at Pier >. Bush
Ducks B'kiyn
"'' auDan ti3r). Barbados Feb II: to Lam
port * Holt Line with mails: is expected 10
COCK forenoon al Pier 5. Bkiyn (Pinc-
Hnp!e st).
Cl'y Of Savannah. Savannah Feb u: TO
'teaa GO; Is expected TO dock forenoon
~ yer 80. y X fSprinG st).
Aay~:o tBr). .r:o:cad FEB IL: to Fur
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK. Va. Feb 10 Brcnta NtaN.
IN from Genoa to Hocahon'as Fuel Co, Will
load coal at Iambcrt's Point for Italy.
When Oscar y Bennett, lying at Quar-
anfinc raised anchor to shift to Crancy
Island to discharge. crew discovered Ncp-
tune had made them present OF another
anchor Was Of considerable size and firm
~ foul"d in Benefits own nook.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 15Z'fhe Shipping
Board announced Withdraw wal from (;ernul
$ Corp. OF West Mahwah on berth for
Australia; reported no more vessels viii be
assigned TO Shipping Board Australian Line.
and strs now employed to be laid up In
su!hcicncy of cargo given as reason.
Southeast storm warnings up to-day along
northern California, Oregon and Washing
ton coasts severe disturbance moving from
East heavy gales cNpecte, tonight.
Motorship Santa FlaNa. APO tons sold
BY II Grace Co 10 Capt James Brown
l1eld, of Seattle, for Alaskan trade re.
ported price $4,000. Catlay. rurchascd by
h"nrr, Dollar 60 from Shipping BOARD, sails
,,o-n'sh' ,tes for Vancouvcr 70 take cargo Of
turned from sea damaged hy storm
SEAlTLE. Feb Is Alaska $ s co con-
s1dcr1ns construction of pass str for Alaskan
'anc 'ranc 10 replace Alaska lost last year on
California coast.
G, PORT TOWNSEND. Feb l5-Pinc Tree
state from Orient Feb "A. averaged 49,
knots from Yokohama to Cape Fla,tcry
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Great Northern Is
Sought by Admiral
Line From Navy
Fasics, american Liner T.
Need in Merchant Fleet,
Says Prcsidcn, Alexander;
Denby Fights Sale Of Ship

H. f. Alexander, president Of the
Pacific Steamship Gompany, is soekinn
TO purchase the Great Northern from
the Navy Department to replace the
Northern Pacific, (which was destroyed
at zen by fire last week. He said yes
tcrdaG thnt Secretary Of the Navy
Dcnby was opposed 80 the sale Of the
vessel. but intimntcd that he would
carry the fight to Congress if ncccs-
sary to buy the ship
"Thc navy has no need Tor the Great
Ncrthcrn.' said MIR. Alexander. "She
is used as a flagship by an admiral
who has plenty Of battloships at his
disposai and the navy shortly win have
ten scout cruisers capabl" Of making
thirty-Gvc knots, all faster than the
Great Northern. which IS needed in the
m"rchant mariuc.'
Mr. Alexander said that the Great
Northern, which is the iastcst passen-
ger vessel under the United States flag.
was built for tho run from Puget Sound
% San Francisco and Los Angeles. and
that he proposed to place her in that
rout" again The Northern Paciic
was bought by The Admiral Line from
the Shipping Board for 81 100000 for
this service.
Both Of these vessels were built by
the late James J. IIill to supplement the
services Of the Northern Pacific Rail
road. During the war they we're re
QUESTIONED by the government. After
the rmisticc one was transferred to
the Shipping Board and the other to
tho navy.
1t is understood that Mr. Alexander
has the support OF tine Shipping Board
and Secretary Of War Weeks in his
effort to get the Great Northern and
that President Harding would be dis
posed to ign q bill directing the navy
TO sell the ship if it were passed by
Congress.
A number Of shipping men have cx-
pressed their approva Of efforts to OBJ
tain the Great Northern for use in
commercial service, pointing out that
there is great need for good passcn-
ger vessels and that the navy il using
her as "a private yacht
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Arrived Yesterday

olymplc .Br). s--Mhamp'on and Che
pa-s mails and mdse rier 80 r.
Ndriatic (Br). Alexandria. Jan Is: Naples.
.eh > Monaco, Feb to the White star
mails and mdse. Pier so. \ Il.
= Lake Elon- Puerto Padre Feb s to J "
fiVell Co. with sugar; anchored off Lib
Hahira New Orleans Feb s. 20 the Colum-
h!7 Shipping CO, with crude oil: anchored
=. Chicago city Rr'; Bristol. Jan 25 10
Charles Hill & Son. with ndse: Pier 60 \ Il.
Nucatan. Tampico. Feb 2 Vera Cruz. Feb
.sau. Feb II to the \ & Cuba Mall s S
- With 10 pass mails and mdse. Pier 10,
Nestans Hr>. Genoa. Jan u: Lisbon. Jan
:: to Pierce Bros q Co, with malls and
nn9se Columbia 81, Bklyn
SASS.s sSrae & sS st 1s 'nG hsh c9% 1s.
g bin and 50 third class pass, mails and
FRAN .Norl. Manzanilo Feb 6 to the
Munson Line. with sugar; Federal Re
Nnery Yonker. \ y.
ssr ys1sq@i1 g eF ,t, Linden Ian Ian, q q to the
4, Icon MIL Cspan. Barcelona Jan 25
T'engia Jan zo, Malaga Jan 2s Cadi2
~ 20 to the Compana Transatlantica
With first l. second and 20 third class
ass. mails and indse; Pier s. f r.
Haiti. Mirasoane. Feb l. Jacmel Feb 3.
rort au Prince Feb .. Gonaives, Feb 6.
.,s - Ndpe manu- req y.
It. y r '''
Ruth. Santiago, Fob 6. to A II Bull &
10 WITH sugar anchored off Liberty
Tarantia 'Br) Glasgow. Feb /: to tho
Anchor Line. with mdse; Pier Ga n r.
General II Hodges, Guayaquil Jan II,
Naiita Jan 20. Carazal Jan so. Esmeralda a
San 81. Bucnaventura Feb /. Crts,oba
NIB 6 TO the Panama Il r S S Line, with
l1dse. fier e5. r
Allisnca, Norfolk. Feb II; 70 Old Dom
in'on Transportation Co. with mdse: Pier
= r.
Brazilier 'Relg). Antwerp. Jan 2s; to
4 oyd Royal Beige. with mdse; Pier 90
r.
Robert Hopkins. Mata nedonds, Feb
to Tidevater Oil Co. with Oil; an
fuorsd OF Tompk nsville, s l.
Nltamaha. Moble and Tampa Feb Q,
= r.
Robert Hopkins. Mata Redondo.
.iimagro (Br), Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Fire Record

y NJ LOSS.
10 90 Allen st. Rose Apsosesh l'nhnown
1000 100 rroo'nr st. Jack katz Unknown
10 .0o-iol W tsth st; Bernard klarc.
225-3oo u. 1oed st. unknown .TtiAing
''5'-2ss stanton St.; Charles Klein.
Triains
Sterry ......-. ............. Unknown
+ NJ
l:.o-lil1 s1ebbins av.. the Bronx.
Jacob konwich ............ .Trining
1;3o-s ". 18th st.. Rosenthal & Kent
415--a4o p 92d st. Mary H4rtlman 'a'i'
5:oo-s4th st. and I'd av. a." trsin'. i''.''
Unknown
sA5-i9 " Houston St shapiro &
6:3o-e?5 W la2d St. Bainbin CO..
':o5-aei W ll7th St Anna GutschtlI
7-50-sa3 W. looth st ]. Hu.niek.
Unknown
cry Co .......... ........ Unknown
9;o0-i1 Canal st. United Lace 60.
Unknown
lo:lo-32 Monroe St: NJ Morcnza Unknown
lo:lo-2lSo broadway, Naison G Ner-
ran Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Dollar TO BE Chairman
Of Pacific Ship Line
Veteran Steamship Man Slated
to Head Great Combination
for Oriental Chair

Robert Dollar viii b. chairman OF
thc board Of thc proposed shipping
company on the Pacific Coast. accord
jug to information in steamship circle g
here This concern is intended TO DUR
choss eight Of the fast com mbination
cargo and passenger vessels from the
Shipping Board FOR use between vest
coast ports and the Orient
John II: Hossiter. formerly director
Of operations for the Shipping BoarG
and vice president of the Pacific Mail.
has not been considered for the pres
dcncy OF the company. it was learned
authoritativcly. Plsns for organi
tion of the enterprise arc held in abcy-
ance until Congress has acted upon the
onmcndatio Of President Harding
for aid to tho merchant marine
The new company will not require q
capita lizat ton Of 3Oo00,0JO, ~ re
ported in press dispatches, t was SAID.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Reports by Wireless
Bv United States Naval Service
distance is given in miles Kcportp are
dated at noon unless otnerWise specified
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
NHlPNASTEES

The Tribune publishes daily reports
Of the positions OF merchant Nesscls re-
CeiNe1 through the United states Naval
Communication Service. Shipmnstcrs OF
vcascls with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their trE) noon
Positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper. Bar IIarhor, Mo. tOttercliffcs,
Amagansctt. 1. IT,; Cape May. y. j..
Norfolk, Va; Capc IIattcras. n. q. =.
Jupiter. Tla Key West Fla. Sew.
Orleans. La.
These position CrE) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called and thes viii he forwarded to
New York. 1t is important that these
reports should be sent promptly al
noon each DAY in order that they may
he received in time for publication.
Position reports can also he sent
through the stations of tho lndepend-
cnt Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc.
at New York. Eas' Morches l.. J., and
Easthampton, L. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Buyers Arrived
Continued from preceding page
SOMERSET. Ky.
\ J.. Joscpl, CO., A. !. Joseph women
furnishings: rcnnsylvnnin
STArES\ILIE. n. {.

\ !. loscpl, CO.. A. J. Joseph. women,
furnishings; sr,vns,YI,n T,rr"ssyIY1I'n \
.Dohason-l'cii CO.. A. = .lohnston
womcn'a ready TO wear. Alfred gant. 10
ST. JOSEPH, $40.
wheeler & Mottcr Mcrcnntilc co G. !
ncnumont. silks dress goods u Leon
ard st.
ohrhach stores CO.. Harry Kaufman
dresses; v, '4th at.
Modern skirt CO.; Natc $. susman
goods; Aberdeen.
Majestic c,oaS S'K>o1sH ~ . = Given 90,
suits Bon T. Lewis. - w. 2eth st
Majestic Niouh & Suit Co Miss VI
Cohen dresscs, waists. y. T. Givon, coats
suits. furs, fur coats, Bon i Lewis. 9. "
-G'h ST
TOLEDO
rey M''I"'nS T." ro Mr si'se,ma" u,, yemen
roNoNro. CANADA
scns M"'i"y i"5s, '"s "aploi,sr S t. W 'i." r. % 's
Well g. Hartman. 10 " soth st
lNNNTO>. y. j,
+ $ Natz"nbach a co.. r. < Natzcn-
0"'"' mouse 'pIT'EC'nS, uTicn. = '@""SS 'F""'"'
5. & r. lluntcr CO.; M:sa Mary
Supple. millinery: Miss Fannie Morrig
WACO. ThN.
Sanger lros \. Fishgall, housefurnish-
incs. 10 " 2Atn sf
WASHINGTON
5 kaun Sons Co; A. sinshoimor am
Woodward & i.othrop. J. " GRAY
w"non's shoes. Mrs G. =. -.Nlen. extra size
wear 33t ttl aV.
Julius Klein. Julius Klein. tailor. wool
en- pi"cc goods. Marliniquc
Weinberg CO.. j. Weinberg. rcprcsent
,nE' WOODEN and cotton pircc goods. George
Israel. rcprescntinh Itnpe.iai
WAYNE E>sONU, PN
MISS Else N. Mcn,acr. Miss Elsie NJ
Mcnt1cr. millinery. Mariinioue
WATEKHt KY CONN
ohrbach stores CO.. J. ohrbuch dressos
w. ltth st
WILKES-EAKKE "a.
NilNos- i'nrrc j. g. co.. IL c sham
mdse mana So. u. -'~-- = .-Neit, % r.
10Th st ~
Iicn'y Smulowltz. Henry smulowitz.
general mdsc. Martinique
NILMINGTON. y. {.
Efrid Department store. L. w. Brindv
EfriI.
YORK :. G..
Kirkpatrick i'clk CO.. j. NJ Eamsav
womcn's ready 10 wear. woolen ana cotton
pi"co goods. silks aatlrs. Vclvcts: Alfred
Fantl, li6 w. 32d ST.
ZA\ESNIILE. ONO
4. o. starr Co.; NJ. Iiirsh. fnncy goods
handherchiefs. ncc>wcar, notions mon
cloth.ng. jcwciry 500 9th av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16

ANTW ERR. Feb 1o-Mackin4w tBr)'
CmRls'rIAN1A. Feb 1o-sturcholm
(Swcd> Now Orleans
EsBJERG. Feb 1l-Septima tGer). Gal
ROrEN Feb i1-suni< tRr,. Sabine via
NorfoIk. Ncnnochar (Br). Port Arthur via
Norfolh
ROTTERDAM Feb 1a-pcucl. Portland
Nc: zenon O'r). New Orleans vin llavana
HANRE. Feb McKocsrort New
'orE Ta"e''I "a, ,Hr, Sst Ar'hur ,;orrcd
no1'LoGNE. rch 1A--Eyndam Oputcn,,
New York for Rotterdam.
sOl'rIIAMrToN, Feb l5-Corsican (Bo
GlnNAnLrAE;; r.h ls-rasscd Acropo-
New orlcan1 Tor barcelona; 18th. arrived
Larland ,nr, Sew York
NAPLES Feb o-StronboN NtnN. New
silANGNAt. Feb is-Bark VIM Dollar
san Pedro
LIvERrooL. reb, Manchester Mar
incr (Nr). Philadelphia and Baltimore.
IIMl;II'N, i'cb iA-Bcnlawcrs CBr)
Portland. ore.
AvoNMouTH. Feb 1S--1ibcrty Bell
,o,,'r, nAInEN. rrH 1-''oNNsi 1,, M"ru Msr}}.
dcirhia vim Norrolk for Genoa. - '''''
plHAEvs' FEB 9,-Tclcs;ors Dc Larri-
TnIEsTN rcb io-prcsidcntc Wilson
utaD. New York
DEL LAGoA BAY. Fob - -- Portrcath
iBr). Port Arthur Via st Thomas
GLASGOW. l'cb lA~coclia,l". naltimore
Via Newport News; Nas,alia Nnr. nnltt-
more via Newport News; i5th Assyrinn
nhD, New yorl, 18Th, nrahmin U'r),
MANi1.A rcb - Korea Nuru Map,.
San rrancisSo via honolulu. etc.
rrsncisco via llonolulu and Yol,oh"ma
SHIELDS. tcb lA-ScatwcN C3r), Port =
land. Nc
BRISBANE, Feb Port Curtis (Rr).
Now York via Adelaide. etc.
RIO DE IANrIEO. Feb i4--Caspcr Port
Arthur
=. HAMBURG. Feb "a Bayern oicD New
RREMEN Feb l4-IAcut Jean Lauren.
O'r). baltimore.
CAIRNS. Feb l4-pru;h oBr). Now York
Departures
nUNK1Rk. ESQ II Schodack New
nRIsBANE. Feb ll-rrevlthck Brp.
y AMrWnnr, .s I, reo American DUO.
Dakotan. rhlladclphis.
(Spanl ltron Marscilcs). Norfoli
ROTTERDAM, Feb l9-NcwyorN oDuN.
Baton Rouge l1th, Binncdyll Quo, New
NuElVA. Feb Is Astraca ,Bu. New
ADELAIDE Feb ls-susscz tBr New
NorN
:. 1MMlNGHAM. Feb 14-Malmcn cswcd,.
New York
,,.11 ni1N'SrnAXaA. SI,: y,; Feb l.-uni'ed states
VAIPARAIso. Feb l5-santa Teresa.
New York
HAMBURG. Feb s-EvanGcr ,Nor) New
orleans: loth, Hickman, Philadelphia
II \ r Il. Feb s--Ontario NTr) New
Orleans
MoNopON, Tsb c--Joscph sccp. New
York
IlOE,7 Feb 1o-MolviNe Dollar CBr). San
'ranctsco, Siberia Maru Cap), san Fran
cisco.
ClVlTA vEcCHIA. Feb 1o-sivio pcilco
NtaN. Philadelphia.
PORT HARCOURT. Feb 1l--Karuna 1lr>.
New York
PENANG. Feb l2-City OF Cambridge
(Hr), New York.
CALCUTTA. Feb l2--Ci,y 0: Westminster
lRr), New York.
SHANGHAI, Feb i?-Wcst Cayotc. Port
and. Ore: 18th. Sutton Hall (Br), New
HONG KONG. Feb l4-China. San Fran
cisco: 10TH Fushlmi Maru (Jnp) seattle
SINGAPORE, Feb l4-Crcole State, san
Francisco
LONDON. Feb 15--Loch Iatrinc (Br). San
Francisco.
PALERMO. Feb s-sausus. New York
ALICANTE Feb .-C44pitaine Maurice
Eugene lTr), New York.
SEVILLE. Feb 11-Caho Esnartel (Span).
New York.
sOrTlIAMrroN FEB 14-orduna tBr>.
(trom Hamburs), New York; 10Th. Homeric
t;r), New York
AvoNMouTH, Feb 15-orthia CBr,. St
RIO JANElIO Feb 14-Glcnspcan (Br>.
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Marine Disasters

hOSION, Feb .l5-Romeo (Rr) Calcutta
ann Colombo for Boston and New York. viii
fl'ooo.Voo cargo. reported af1rc to-day AND
proceeding to Horta. Azores. Flames reportc,
Sunday. "
west Carnifa1. Hamburg and Rotterdam
'of Galveston, itdiocd TO might she was
NI'nou' fuel or retions and drifting south
YES, ,Wo miles an hour. Gave her position
as !atltude 81 40 north. Longitude 90 81
WrS' 5o" miles southeast Of New Yrrk
C'ncr messages indicate West Eldara
i'aVrc i"r New York has gone for assist
,, "",' ..Arr"nS einents made to scnd guarL
Guy tcr afnpa to morrow morning.
g. NOtFoik. Feb 15-Bound from Tampa to
SyoncA' ), with phosphate rock schr
MaI'o = Douglas yesterday put In at New
port News with disabled pumps and 4 fec,
Of water In hold ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
BY Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co., Inc.

Distance in miles. position a, noon
unless otherwise stated
Monterey left Havana II: :45 a m Feb "a fo-
Nassau.
Munargo left Nassau 1884 m Feb "A.
Princess Matoika $50 L Ambrose D m
Feb "A.
Havre Maru 500 Sc Ambrose $50 N
Fep 15
West Quechce $50 L Boston Feb u.
Finland sC4 T. Ambrose Feb H.
Texan 1911 Il Delaware Breaxwatc- n m
Feb IS
Transportation IS sW Montaul. Point
Feb Is
Steclvoyager 2iS l. Ambrose Feb l5
Ardguaya arrives Quarantine 10 N
Feb l6
George Washington Go5 L Ambro-e Feb Is.
Mongolia $50 Ambrose Feb 1s
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vesse, Port Avancv
ArEon Rotterdam. Jan I. Robert L Hague
Cragness Hull. Jan 1....U s Navigat Co
Aldsate. Lisbon. Jan 1s...Jas W Eiwsii 4 Co
Vcstalia. Genoa. Jan l5..... .Peirce Bros
Thode Faselund. Rio de Janeiro, Jan II.
Almarso. 1mminEham. Jan 2l.
Pacific Steam Navigation
Munson Lines
carlsholn, Gothenburs. Jan %.
Furness. Witty & Co
Ed'tor. Dunkirk. Jan 23. Cosmopolitan Limo
Janus. Brest. Jan %. Three Star Line
Saiiust. fernambuco Jan II.
Siam City Shield. 1an n'%port Hoit III LIZ: e:
Eastern Guide. Queenstown. Jan 73.
Moore. Mccormack & Co
raraby, Lcith. Jan 80. j II Winchester 4 Co
se sscnohsrie. Hamburg. Jan Al Kerr 8 8 Co
Pomerset Tas,nrr c1a nsmSurE Jan a. Robt Hague
West Eldara. Breet. Jan 81
Cosmo politan Limo
CIeh. Ounklrk, Jan 81. Cosmopolitan Line
Nueces. Galveston Feb s Mallory Line
B, Johannes. Shields Fob /. u Navigation
Maryland. Bordeaux Feb L.. French Line
Amcross' Buenos Ayres Jan 90
N Argentine Line
Duc Tomorrow
Rannenfjord Christia1ria. Jan a.
Norwegian American Line
York Castle, Southampton Feb .
Barber Lines
Due Saturday
Pionier. Antwerp Jan 80 Belgian Line
Duo Sunday
Norfolk Range Leith, Feb t.
Furness, Withy 4 Co
Charlton Hall. Rio dc Janciro, Jan 30.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Due Monday
Steel Mariner Seattle, Jan "a.
Isthrniar S S Lines
Noviar. Manchester. Feb s...Int Mere Mar
Gsxias Santos. Jan 25 Lloyd Braz Line
'oiia LucAenbach, Cristobal, lrcb s.
Luckenbach Line
Due Tuesday
1uionian, Antwerp. Feb 3. Int Mere Mar
'ethou, Buenos Ayres Jan "a. Kerr S 8 Co
Due Wednesday
Agic, Gibraltar Feb S.Ke-r S S Co
Blair. Alexandria, Jan 26 Export S S Co
Alamo Galveston. Feb is Mallory S 8 Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Northern Pacific Loss
Falls on British Fin,

ne loss Of the Nortoo,.
which was destroyed oy fire. Fasr',
week, has fallen en.irely n,~
!. .."rlnc w .nSnranee companies. a.
x 20 fepo''s ron underwrlte~s
sol was insured for sI.2500ao e.
a premium Of only s2,o0o a "T s,
The contract had been in osec' Ss a.
sral days only when tho no 'o ls'-
flashed abroad that the shin ra "sss VI,
loss. vas 1l.i
The Admiral Line. IN s,;..
that the Northern paoi3r = 20 q ihe '..-
Ior i' SI7o'qo' more than is rad - sor..; ,n.,'.
pay Tor her. regrets the d. sgfseS D
the serv'ee Which was planos%1 11's j
Puget Sound 70 San Francisc,o, ,,,sa a., '['a
Angeles and u,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Notice to Mariners
icy U s photographic Orlce)

13 . IIyUTOETdHnIC OnICe1
Inc photographic Office unde- ihe
Navy Department is established to ala
mariners 1t publishes nautical charts,
casts by -adio all urgent inrormotion
ln.olVlng danger to vessels Its branch
OFFICES have the latest hydrogra phic in
formation OF al parts Of the world and
are prepared to serve mariners in many
ways. Mariners are invited to call A.
the branch offices between the hours Of
and 4:3o. where they will be cordially
welcomed All mariners are requested
70 rorward promptly to the nearest
branch Office all hydroErap aphic infor.
nation The Branch Hydrographic
0nice: New York. Ia situated at 78-So
Broad It,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Army Orders

from Ilc Tribuuc's WashinCton Bureau
NASllINGTON. Feb. l3.-Army order.
issued to day follow:
Vuartcrmastcr Corps
Wood IT, Col. ~ e. to Washington
Canty, Capt. -. j. TO New York
Field Artillery
smith. Capt r. NJ. TO Denver.
I'ucchlcr Capt. r. t.. to West Point
Rcinhart Ma jor s. E.. to Camp Bragg
Cavalry
Adams. Col, S. r.. 10 Iov; Sam Houston.
Boudtnot. Capt. T. T., 10 Arcadia
Syinmonda. Col. c. j., to Walter Reed
Hospital
Medical Corps
HaeT. -. Col. +. c.. 10 Fort Bliss
Fletcher. Major !. r.. 10 Walter Reed
Hospital,
Engineers
Shaw. Capt. 6 r.. 10 Fort sam Houston
Richards Capt. II. r., to Walter Reed
Hospital!
Miscellaneous
Mchicrnan, 1t. w J. ir. Air svs to
Manila
Applewhite, 1t. r r, G A.. to Fort Tot
ten.
oilascocl Capt c. H.. Den. C.. to Hot
Springs
Griffin. Capt l. A.. inf TO For, Sheridan.
sag, Brig. Gen. W H.. L. :. a. to Denver
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Sailed Yesterday

'orson. Phila delrhia Blossom Heath (Br,.
~ohafna Via Norfolk; Fort Hamilton (Rr),
'rnrda; Erik III ODam. Copenhagen :
Ausomo. Vera Cruz; Lake Stirring Rich
ond. Baltic CEr), Liverpool via Queens
'vn Sauta Marta Kingston and Cristobal +;
'lnai Galveston; Byron y Benson. Port
"Nos; Santurce. Havana: Pawnee Balti-
l"ie. r, Isleo. New Orleans
Narragansett (Br). London via Baton
ouge Valdemar Skogland (Nor>. Phila-
p lphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

BALBOA, Feb i4-Cuba San Francisco
,.;. II a; NO.; rep @-Concjos. Philadelphia
BERGEN Feb ,--Fageraas (Nor). Louis
thur via Southampton. "
nah. N''' 90 wan
sANTANDER. Feb 1o--r,or,oda 1sn.n>
New York and Chester. Pa, Via Bilboa
New-York tribune., 1922-02-16
NAVY Orders

From the Tribune Washington EuyeGu
WASNlNGTON. l'cb. 10 Navy orders
issued to-day follow.
raffinder Com. s. g., to Pacific feet
l3uckmastcr. Ut. Com T.. TO Boston
Hlll, 1T. >. to L. S. $ Antarcs
Elder It, f. *. 20 1. :. s. Shubrick
noog"werf It, IT.. TO L s. :. Tingey
Paterson. Ems. a. w, TO l.. S S Hogan
Rroaddus, 1t. G. a.. to Hampton Roads.
Shlnn, 1T. H. H.. to L. s S Jason.
fiux 1t Pr a. f.. to Newport
Ncbh"rd. 1t J. e.. TO Virgin lslardq
OF Gun. g. r. to Guam.
Shoemaker, Carp. H. w. To L. S. s Eagle II
Alexandcr. On. Phar. e. E.. TO Canarao
cisco.
Mckee, On. Pharm. W. W. to Canacso.
Emcrns. Ap CT. J.. TO Cavitc
Howard. Ap. elk G. l.. to L. s. S Buffal,
SeEal Ap- Cll. A. s. to L. s. s Ru0alo
Jones It, e. d.. to L. $. patoNa