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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Radio Corpn. of America

distance in miles position at noon unless
Amelia i 500 S Amb ,'DsoS AR Tp r. t.
Cecil County 122 NE Diamond Apr II.
Centennial State 2,622 e Ambrose LV
Chidkshaw 2.s1o f. Ambrose Apr 1s.
City Of st Louis 192 Ambrose Nv Apr II.
B BaNhl, M ,, \ ~, rs n Diamond Apr II
Everett c6 Sc Rarnegat AR II.
GarEoyle GA E by y Cape Race AN
e Go Goe thl ?al $ Scotland Ly Apr IS.
H = 1e2 w. {. ? H "a Apr 16
nGPS9 hd oSsn 10 90 p AmSrSse APR
Joseph Seep $40 by N Ovcrfalls LV
Metapan 1,212 S sco,lanmd and AR is
Montgomery City 373 S Ambrose Apr II.
Mune mar $40 S Ambrose Apr II.
M M1%toaGs xa5tA A%ef0 iy APR APR =
Glen 1874 r Ambrose Apr II
07tania go Nantucket Apr is
ReSoluto SIS w Bishops Rock Apr Is
Swiftwind 1ls Care May Apr II.
Selma 5, a, City 500 s Ambrose Apr II.
waler ' jennins ss' A Ambposo AT
West 'Caddoa 1.34S e by n jacksonville
west Wego 40 f Ambrose Apr is.
W H Tilford los f Nantucket Apr II.
VIM Rockefeller 40 Diamond Shoals
Lone Star State 1851 Ambrose Apr II.
Cold Water $50 w Bishops Rock Apr H.
W vsra toy 1 sson A 7Fo APR H.
Resolutc $40 f Ambrose Apr IT.
Old State 1,422 f Ambrose Apr II.
lnnoko 2.1So r Ambrose Apr II
2 2aam a l,975 Boston Apr II
keene " Bell Rock Apr II
Maracaibo 462 Scotland LN Apr IL
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Passenger Ships Due

scythia (Br). Liverpool April 6; to
cunard $ Co with mails is expected to
P der Nederlanen (Du Paramarbo
April -; to Punch, Edge a Co with mails;
is expected to dock at Pier s, Bush Docks,
r klyn.
Turriaba, Santiago April 49, to United
Fruit Co with mails is expected to dock
about $50 a IN at Pier Is. f (Maiden
,Arapahoe, Jscksonvle April Is to clyde
Line is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
Cantigny, Antwerp Aprii s; to United
States Army Transport Service with mails;
Is EXPECTED 70 dock about noon Al Pier 4,
Munamar, Nassau April Is: to Munson
Lines: is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
9. e (O!d Slip).
Ocean $ Co; is expected TO dock after
noon Si at fieT IS, n r Csprins sD.
20 COCK afternoon e. Pier IA. Z X (Wal sD.
Tue Tomorrow
Olympic G3r) Southampton April IL; 20
White Star Line with mails; was 77o
peoted 10 reach Quarantine late TUESDAY,
and dock about 10 III At Pier SO. y r
tWcst 18th st}
Due Thursday
Araguaya (Br). bermuda April II: to
is expected 10 dock forenoon at Pier a.
\ r tMor,on ST..
Fort Victoria CD. Bermuda April IS;
to Fumes. Witty Co with mails, is ex-
pected to dock forenoon
Hanover (Ger). Bremen Ap-{l 9. to
Nc1h German Lloyd with mails; is ex
pec!ei 10 dock late afternoon at 5th st,
HobokeE.
Hcl.s o,av Dan). Copenhagen April 6
20 ScandtnA Wan American Line with mails
is cNp ected to dock at foot l7lh ST. no.
boken.
Due Friday
Vessel Port Ar.ucv.
Arabic. Naples, April 8 White Star Limo
A2u-efaaia, Southampton. April is
Cunard S Co
nocharateaa. Havrc, April Ii French Line
Pes;orcs. Kingston. April IS L Fruit Co
Princess May, PIT Antonio, April 10
Di Giorgio & Co
Line
Neiapan, Cristobal. April Is III Fruit CO
Due Saturday
Easar h13 de Japciro. April ~
Lamport & Holt Line
Morn" Caste. Havana, April is. Ward Lire
.jue Sunday
Hnh-a. Hamburg, April Ii. Uni, Am Lines
Navy Agnstc-dan. Rotterdam, April IL
Holland America Line
DeAis. Tary. April Is. ..,... Booth 5 S Co
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LuksfielI CNorl, ST John y Il April IL:
to h Tracy & Co in ballast, Pier 10.
Venezuela. san Francisco March IS. san
Pedro il Man@anula %, san lose 20.
Aeajutia q, La Libertad %. Corinto 80.
criStobal Anril :. Havana .. Baltimore -:
to Pacific Mail S Go with 50 cabin. -
third class pass and mdso: Pier ~ Bklyn.
Cayo Mambi. Ponce. ADril { Maya guez
s. Aguadila .. san Juan IL to United
Fruit Co with : pass aud mdso. Pier Z,
Philadelphia. la Guayra April 5. Porto
Cabello 4 san Juan II; TO Bliss Danett
& Co with 10 pass. malls and mdsc. Pier
u. Bklyn.
Calamares Cristobal April s. Port Iii
mon 10. Havana u; TO United Fruit CO
With So pass. mails and mdse. Pier 10,
c Knudsen (Nor). Nuevitas April 10.
20 Munson Line with sugar; Federal Re-
hnery. Long Island city
Santa T.uisa Talcahuano March &C. Val
paraiso %. Antotagasta 81. lauique April
/. africa 2. Molendo 3. Psco 3, Salaverry
s. Paits !, Cristobal 10; 20 Grace Line with
81 pass. mails and md-e; Pier SO. Bklyn.
Telesfora de Larrinag "a (Br), Algicrs
March 90 to Furncss, Witty s, Co in bal
last. Robins y y. Bkyn.
Oregonian. Hamburg Apr /; to United
American Line with mdse, Pier SIS: r.
Christian Krohg (Nor). Cardenas APT IS;
to Munson Line With sussr; Per TO- r.
stavangcr 8 Bergen s to Norwegian
American Line With first. 16S second
Monterey. Vera Cruz Apr s, Progreso II,
Havana Is: to & Cuba Mail Co
with 90 pass, mails and mdse Pier Is.
B'kyn.
Fort Hamilton CB). Bermuda Apr Is.
to Furness. Bcrmnda Line With SAP pass.
mails and mdse; Fer IS. r.
Garfield. Cerro Azul Jan !. Callao $,
Salaverry {. Guayaqull 10 Esne-a ldas u.
. ~. Nentura .; IaIsra Mar ~ Crlsf n'I
APT a. Ior'o 'oIomhla ~ 10 Grace lime
with 1ndse: Pier %. 8'klyn .-...,..
:, CreoIf: Nv dreams Apr w 20 Non' horN
Faclnc 20 VIII pass and indSe linr ~ y X.
@ Io.t HF'n I, %Pr ~ 20 1uil
Nv7ihIns 10 WIN or, I,aHo n a. -
70 rN''ahHc frult 60 with lful'' f'er 20
poo .. 1,a n ~,...-.
IN a., ,,oHo AP' :, pn'T y HaHHTue%
TO- -. y r. O.. L"V 6, : s>dl ut a.
10 ~ a., ipr{1 1859 So 70 Wi,h 10
o,-nja r..,,or,l T,n Xxx, - 70, ~ 70 &c
psbn ?. thirG Ella 90 NE I' ,1dss
rinr "a y p f'' i''''' anu ''N'
f'I We.t !. tro, Ros,or Anvil IS - ,vo..
ecI 1)uv,l G. 70 ,ritb ,.dso. o. - p,,},.r
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Substitute for
Naval Reserve
Bill Prepared
Ship Owners Hear Board In
tends 10 Ask - @ Ameri-
eats Amcnc Crews After
Dropping Defense Plans
Opposition Of seamcn's Or
ea1i4aiion Brings Re-
vision in Subsidy Measure

II agreeing to drop the naval re-
serNs ecctlon from the marine hill
rcn.int n Congress. The Shipping
P ..rJ will propose a substitute requ:r-
~ ina; American vessels shall carry
= east 75 per cen, of citizens in the
cccS and engine departments. accord
re o reports among steamship men
yesterday
Ta.a ss,itch in the plans of the board
is Gls' to the opposition of the Ameri-
en- Federation Of Labor and the In
tcfnaticnai Seamen's Union to the
7ava, reserve feature, on the ground
Sat It would create a strike breaking
hoiv TIE substitute, 1t is understood,
provides no extra compensation. 1t
wi save the government the s3,o0o,o00
vear 70 be- used in paying naval
resHrvists one months compensation
each year.
Tie net result Of the labor objcc-
ti1ns has been TO cut away during the
ten years covered in the bill, $4,000,
090. which would be paid to American
n e'Hbers among the ship crews.
Comment among steamship officials
IS that they favor the requirement of
fair percentage Of Americans in the
crews but that rs per cent is "dras-
TIC provision" which will be difficult to
meet. II was pointed out that last
year the proportion of citizens signed
on American ships was So per cent
far All grades, excluding masters, and
that the number Of unlicensed men were
not more than 40 per cent. While the
= uer cent would include officers. who
are now required by law to be citizens
and exclude stewards, it was said that
enforcement of such a section would
work a great hardship.
Most of the features Of the discarded
naval reserve section. il was said, will
he covered in an amendment to the
regular navy bill. The development Of
such an organization is provided in
existing laws, but has not become eff
fective from lack Of appropriations. If
plans under contemplation go through
without revision, funds will be made
available for the registering and train
ing Of men in a reserve force.
Among shipping men here. who con
tend that the opposition of the Inter
national Seamen's Union is due to the
fact that s 5per cent of its membership
is foreign, the new move by the board
is considered a shrewd maneuver, which
viii largely offset the opposition of
the union to the bill, as the labor
chiefs arc not expected to object openly
TO the provision for American crews.
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A >cnii;a'. -! Sc; south Pass April IL
Byron y Benson 10 y Fowey Rock
ccsni,igny lag q % lon Ga As April II.
Castletown - SW HatteraS April H.
Centennial State sailed from Ouccnstovn
at t:S5 PM April Is.
Chalmette So South Pass April II.
Choluteoa sol y Puerto Cortes Aprn -
e 7 Bedford l2o NE Jupiter April II
Eastern Knight lat p q ioc - 81
E I; co. E Ambrose Nv April II.
81 81 I Las 81 e sand Key April II.
Elkhorn 10 Great Ahaco April y.
Granite state lat ~ % lon IS is April It,
S Gulfiand rs y 8. Jupiter Arm il.
Gulfmaid IS WV Tort tn Ap-1 H.
Guifoil 23s wsR sabine Bar April xii Il
n = L,n'sa so Jupiter april II.
Henry Gss Mail IL 81, }uRif Tort Apr. r.
Heredia SIS n Cristobal April II.
Hd da$5 n ,Iy g. Benaen AM April IS
J A Mofctt jr 1o5 sW HAtteras Apr1 -
5o s,taf,s M"e sge 70 $, Jur.ter April ~
hse sirl Is' 20 N w I%9r!0Tas April H.
axe Sebago $50 Scotland April H.
i-aAe Treba 81 N san Salvador April II.
Lone star State lat II Is lon 2s ~
n + Elliott 4s. EsE Galveston April II.
M Mnn;sia %. o. q, Jg 1,db1I April ~
NseaSa 7s nos SnllG sft A ADTiI y
Nelson 214 ssE Cape Henry April -
O T Waring l25 NV Tortugas April IL
ola Norm State lat 80 IS Ion SO As
ori as',. ' 80 Scotland ApriI T.
Pan mi = State arrived London AN
Pr!neexs Matoika lat Az - , 70 o..
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Notes Given for L. $. Ship
Tonnage Offered for Sale

WASHINGTON, April 17-Tho Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation to-day offered
ut private competitive sale S74,40O
worth of per cent notes of A. Hudson.
Galveston, Tex. given for the pur-
chase OF the government tug Tartar.
Sales Of similar securities have been
going on for some time in an attempt
b. the Fleet Corporation to assist pio-
reer purchasers of government tonnage
e. avoid foreclosure Of the liens held
b. the corporation.
No minimum price has bcea placed on
IT, securities b. the Fleet Corporation.
although it was indicated to-day that
the paper NAV be disposed Of at fig
ure that would approximate the value
o. the Tartar on the present market.
Offers win be received TO Anil 21.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

RothschiId, ready to wear care J. J.
Re9 E, =, sq y 81 5th ay; room III ~
domestics; 4a2 Atm av.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass,-Albert Steiger
Co Albert Steigsr. general merchandise 4,
f05 Grand st
ST. LOUIS
city Dry Goods Co. r. Jones, knitted
hosiery. mems dress and work shirts. men g
handkerchiefs. cotton pants; F White.
sateen panteilottes, black satin bungalow
aprons, ladies' ana childrens' hosiery. chill
drens bingham dresses. ladies' chain belts
119 w &5th ST.
scruggs, Vandervoort 6 Barney; Mr.
Gansman silks, rs 5th sy
Susmsndt & Weis. w Somenreich.
cloaks Aberdeen.
King Brinsmade Co. a Quenton. hats
Miss Fuller. pattern mats, trimmings. s21
Ely &. walker Co. e. p. cave. dones-
tics. prints: IS worth St
Famous G Barr. J. Chandler. basement.
laccs, handkerchiefs, umbrellas q.
coombs. basement hosiery, underwear i;
Miss l.. Rubinstein waists sweaters, 81
william slcher E Sons: F. sichcc. mer-
chandise manager dresses coats suits.
waists i.r 5urs fur coats Pe,nrn1sylyan,a
Schlick. radio supplies 1864 way.
TOLEDO Ohio--La Sale e. Koch, NJ SO
Seidenberg. blouses and sweaters. 2Z5 5tn
TOLEDO Ohio--W L. Mincr Co: r..
-. GriffitA, mems and boys clothing and
furnishins9' IT, A. Jerqes domestic s.
colorcd wash goods Innings. silks and
dress goods. care Alfred tanu, 1l6 ".
SEA st.
TOLEDO. Ohio-Tion r. G. Co. .. r
Aubertin. clothing: % Il 26th st.
TOLEDO. Ohio-La Sale &. Koch. Mrs.
* Schmidt, millinery; 225 5th A..
TOLEDO. Ohio--LA Sale Il Koch; c. II
Baxter, house furnishings; 225 9TH av
TRENTON, ". III NJ. Woorhecs CO
9. c. johnson, linens and domestics. f32
wAsHGNGTON
Woodward & Lothrop. Miss l. speagalI,
Mrs J c. Sourse. ststioncr2 '' Mrs " +
La Wake. cotton dresses. Miss J. Alder
brassieres; Mrs NJ. johnson, hosiery ana
Miss $. Ebcr. ncgligccs; Miss B. c. Loeb
head. downstairs store only. waists, 334
Lansburgh & Bro: Miss Perhan. iadies'
ready to wear: care Veil & Hartmann. 115
w. 3Oth st
Rehrcnd's; NJ Bchrend. Jobs dresses nd
dress skirts; Ben T. Lows. 81 ". 36th st
Pslais Royal, f. l.. Etchinson. cotton
piece good, bedding blankets, comforts.
care Fred Atkins, 220 5th av.
The S Kann Sous Co: r r Finnen.
leather goods, jeweiry. notions. toilet
goods: 1872 Attn av
NJ Goldenberg MisH Katherine z Miller.
children < and infa nts' wear, muslin under
wear; 208 5th av
Young Mems shop; w. j Moran, mems
clothing and furnishings Bresin.
j. /. Leverton 90, }. l. Lcvcrton, coats
suits, Pennsylvania.
WATERBURY. Conn.-Hampsoa. MintIe
Abbott. F. !. Abbott. furniture, floor
coverings; Pennsylvania
WEST POINT, Miss. Rosenfeld's La
dies store :. Rosenfeld, ready to wear;
1852 b way.
WHEELING, W. Na-The Hub; =
Meyer, waists, children's wear. negligees.
kindred lines. fancy goods, Hoffman &.
WlLk Els BARRE. Pa.-Wilkes-B Barre D
G. Co ". c. Moore, rugs and draperies:
% e. 26th st 80
WlLkE BARRE. Pa. - McLaurhltn
Bros j. F. Mclaughlin, dry goods In
WILKES BARRE. pa.-Macwilliarns. g.
p. Frey, ladies ready to wear: Miss Waq-
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Cleared

Topdalsfiord CNor). Halvorsen, Stavan-
ger and Bergen Norwegian American Line.
Pannonia tl3r). Marshall Plymouth.
Cherboure and Hamburg; Cunard Co.
Stockholm (Sw). Anderberg, Gothen-
burg; Furness Witty & Co.
Mount Clay Brown Hamburg; United
American Lines
Topila. Pinchn; Tampico; Southern Pa-
Cadillac CBr), Collie; Hull; NJ Smith
& Co.
Mongolia (sw), PETERSON; Norfolk; Allan
tic Fruit Co.
Iowan, Curtis; Boston; United American
Lines.
City Of Savannah. Borum; Savannah;
Ocean S s Co.
Crotton Hall, Knvert; Newark; Norton,
Lilly Co.
Mohawk. Ingram; Charleston and Jack
sonville; Clyde S s Co
Transport alton Co.
Matinicock Tucker Galveston; Robert
l. Hague.
Texas Co.
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NOTICE To OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the 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 (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor, Ne. (Otterclines);
Cape Hatteras, n c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West Fla; New Orleans, La.
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
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 be
received in time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
I 1,7ltt City (WCG). Babylon, l.. l.
(NSE), Easthampton. L. l. (WSA).
New London, Conn. (WST).
NO charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
lNCC), Siasconset. Mass (WSCy. New
London. Conn. (WLC), Cape May, New
York City CWNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio CORPORA
ton Of America by the u S Public
Health Service.
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Fire Record

-l:oI--lsse Madison av. unknown A'''S
1;sO-a4s W. ssth st, Charles curry 'r,a"""
2oo--es5 Eighth av.. Fifty-e.sht6 st.
Restaurant Co. .Unknovn
S:19-East 177th st and zorega av.'
c re Bronx Dept of street
sat- East 18Th st, hospital. D.. Wv
s:16-$34a Third az the Bronx,
Meyer Hamburger Unknown
$3.50 F. !0,*t st. SsraA Bakarl
1o;1o-l6c ". ltIst III. auto IN garage.
Jacob Nichols .......-.. Unknown
Catholic Women ......... Gnxnown
i tot W ;3,.e St. cai.on.y.
Coleman Anderson ...-... Unknown
alo-eai< B:osdwas. Louis santero
4.n--sss n. 24tn 81. .n,o. ,nxaown OWL
s.Ik3aa z. ls7th st.. the Broas.
go --s2, ". .!a'A st. J-nrr persion
Unknown
.fr, .-.--.. ......- Unknown
-. r.~o,o e; Ar:H H. s.nr.l hie rs
ia nag r>s''sTr.c in .ha. .--iniseo nccup:~i
Gy fmmeroran IL G.'spcau''l a. t25 West
= ~~"ty :or-th Street lie h-e .aarshaI
fsv->.Ts :nat I: WIS m ti.e rreIriSss
cup~d u. no he- ,'1snt
60 Urcenwich st, = ,s'r 'r<n Be
e.'-sr ,;i@r,3sc ~ Charles netl
- - Washias1on aaaare p.r1, ae.o
Ivy DsS3 60. ..e...... Unknown
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Foreign Ports
hrr;x,ofu

GIBRALTAR, April le (passed)--canads
Fr). New York for Marseilles; Dochet
Boston for Piraeus Arrived: Putney
(Br). Baltimore for Alexandria
YOKOHAMA, April 13-,Himalaya Maru
Portland. Ore for Kobe; keystone State,
Seattle for Kobe.
BEIRA. April 13-Hypatia (Br). New
York.
LONDON. April 13-southwestern Miller
1Br). New York; IA. Bolingbroke (Br, St
John. b. West Nosska Baltimore via
Halifax: 10, Salacia Obj New Orleans:
Dakarian tBr). New York
81 ANGHAl April 14-Gaelic Prince
l5r), Boston via Norfolk; is. Golden state
San Francisco for Honskong
ROTTERDAM, April 14-Herakles jNcr).
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Due Monday

Otopesa. Southampton. April II.
Royal Mail steam Packet
iceland, Antwerp. April "a. Red Star Line
Ccltic Liverpool. April 15.,.,W star Line
Asia. Marseilles. April {.
James W Elwel & Co
FIT Hamilton. Bermuda. April q
Furncss. Witty & Co
Porto Rico, San Juan, April 10
y * Porto Rico Line
Zulia. Mayaguez. April H.. Red d Line
Nasari. Bermuda. April -
Royal Mail steam Packet Co
Due Tuesday
Havertord. Hamburg. Apr! l5..W star Line
Iansa. Hl n burg, April 15.--Uuit Am Lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

Trontoite Jupiter April II
tilua $50 Cape San Antonio April II
Vacuum So Sand Key April II.
NictroIte 50 NE Hatteras April II.
Virginia 10 w Sand Key April II,
W II Tilford 3S2 Nantucket April Is
WcHt Arrow 40 Il Boston Light April II.
West Hembrio 400 p Ambrose April is.
West kebar 65T r. Portland. Me. April IL
Wr, II Doheny 500 from Pha April IL.
VIM Rockefeller $50 NE Jupiter April II.
Wilscox 126 Sc New Orleans April II.
Yankee Arrow - Jupiter April II.
Zacapa 95l South Pass April II.
Aeolus "a y RIO de IAncirn Anrll II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Sailed Yesterday

Walter Jennings Port Lobos Texas,
Port Arthur: Bremerton. Gothenburs
'ropdalsfjord fNor). Stavanger; Castle
town Cardenas: Glondovle. Nucvitas
Mongolia (Swed). Norfolk; Alliance
Norfolk: Occidental, Tampico
SNerrp (Norl Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Vessels Sold

Nat ! Gordon, schr 1877 tons. soId Nv
&sler & Co TO Edmund W Leverock and
Edward johnson for 81 and other con
sideTations
cnwego. gasoline yacht, - tons sold by
Roland l. Taylor to W E Ferguson for 81
and other considerations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Civ island

Round South: Schrs Truro Queen Dighv
n S. for New York. to N Godfrey, With
lumber Jesse l. Leach, Machias for New
York, TO Webster Lumber Co. with lath
Round East: Gaute (Nor), New York
for Walton: n s; sohr Favonian (Br), New
York for Halifax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

NOTE.-Nail information Will oe found
on Travel Page, Column Eight.
sail To-day
Stockholm. Gothenburs. - NJ. 81, y r
MI Clay, Hamburg, IL ......,..Se
LukosfleE Turks Isle, PM.......75 r
Venezuela. Cristobal 4 PM..... 80. B'klyn
Maruol Calvo, Vera Cruz, AM. S, f r
Mohawk, jacksonville, L. NJ. IS,
Sail Tomorrow
MeTant n,s I Lye1pS%j z Ms1
MinneI<ahda, Hamburg, PM So, r
NandyclS, Euenos Ayres, IL NJ: "A. Hoboken
TivNae. Cartagcna, II M..,.,....... 8. n r
Katrina Luckenbach. san Francisco, IL NJ.
35th st. B'klyr
Clare. san Juan, II M...........27, B'klyn
Mary, Turks Isle. u M..........27, B'klyn
Sail Thursday
Tenchurch, Marseilles . FM 31st st. B'klyn
Ohio. Bordeaux, PM N r
Monterey. Vera Cruz. II AM....,..li, E r
Mexican San FRANCISCO: p, ~ NJ hoo,,. n.,,,.,
Matter y Munson: Matanzas ~ Ms. ER
City of ST Louis. Savannah, PM, IS, r
Sell Friday
Ass oyI,l Gl 2ss1ss IN MM'...'-sst
a royhna N%pes, M pu 4, 81
Bogota, Kingston, IL M............44, \ r
Munamar, Nassau. ? PM........... ., E R
Surinam Trinidad. PM. A. n f
sail Saturday
Olympic. Southampton, 2 PM .......5S, N r
Cedric. Liverpool l. M........... SO. n r
Finland. Antwerp. . M............59 N R
Westordiik. Rotterdam. IL M
5th st, Hoboken
Perinsular State, London. II MA. Hoboken
La Touraine, Havre. IL M..........57. n r
Megalli Ecllas. Piraeus. . PM...22, B'klyn
Araguaya, Sou hampton, IL NJ ......42. N r
Somne Crist obal AM 2, Army B. B'klyn
Ft Victoria, Bermuda, II AM......95, N r
Turrial ba, Tea. 10 AM ........... g. N r
Calamares PIT Limon. IL NJ ........ Q, n r
Ponce, San Juan, IL .........35. B'klyn
philadelphia, Curacao, 10 M.....11, B'klyn
SlbCney. Havana. IL M.............14 e r
Huron, San Domingo City. IL "a. p klyn
Guiana, Bari dos. Pm .....,47. n r
He.as. Turks Island 2 PM.......75, N r
GlTndon. Cienfuegos. II NJ .........2 6 E r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

last Monday In gale and small bonts either
were smashed were swallowed up after
launching.
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FOREIGN RESORTS

HOTEL! CECtL-LONDON.
Cnsoualled equipment and perfect eui.tn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18
Departures

LISBON April I3--Asa GrD Urom
New York '
Lo,NDoN, April 13-Hoosac cBr) (ex-
Wabat'n}i iJh'i{adeiphts Wascana (No),
ROTTERDAM. April i4--Lucigen (Br)
l3hton Rouge; Is, JaneIew. New Orleans
fohOH MA. ApriI IA Persia Maru
,Jap) dlom Hongkong), San Francisco
10, ME- 'br) Urom Hongkong), san Fran.
,SoUTHAMPToN. April t5-Mauretania
(Br). New York Ai"
ST MlcHAELs. April 15-Arabi tnv,
from Cienoa). New York; Songelv (Norj
Qrom Barry, Philadelphia.
c.. bREME%, April l. - Farnworth NBD.
(Brl from Calcutta), New York
NJ CLt v oE. April 16-Servian Prince CBr),
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Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

tDistShce is given IN miles. Reports are
dated al noon unless otherwise specifed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-18

QuBENsTow,N.. April IS = Adriatica
tF9r). New York for Liverpool (and pro-
ceededl: 16. Basis tNor) Baltimore.
PLYMOUTH. April l5-Iap1and tBr).
New York for Chetbourg ana Antwerp
tand proceeded).
GENOA. April 1o--Valdieri utaD. New
York -, Colombo Ntap. New York.
CUNHANEN. April l2~- Mount Clinton
New York for Hamburg.
PATRAS. April i4-River Orontos (BD.
New York
MoXlLLD April l6-camcronia tBD.
New York.
MANCHESTER, April 1s 49, conehatta.
Boston.
LIVERPOOL. April 1s-Lackawanna
lBr). Philadelphia; X. r. kingsbury, San
Franc isCo.
:, GiBRALTAR, April 1e-rutnoy (Br),
Baltimore for Alexandria.
GLASGOW, April l7-Cassandra GBr).
Partlend. Nc Via Halifax.
PERRIN April l6-Ciy of Newcastle
t1}r), New York
MANCHESTER April 1s--Manchostor
Merchant tBr). Baltimore
&UEH. April l6-penang Maru (Jap).
Calcutta for New York
\, BuENQs AYREs. April le--vestris (Bv).
pLYMoUTH April 17.-Rotterdam
QUO, New York for Boloene and Rotter-
0d1n ana proceeded.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-27
HAPPY GATHERING IN
SUNNY CALIFORNIA

On Sunday evening, Jan. 10, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Corbett, formerly OF Lady
smith, entertained the Ladysmith peo-
pie now in Los Angeles, the occasion
being the 73rd birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Louisa Corbett, one of Lady
smiths pioneer residents.
A delightful lunch was served ana
each and every guest departed feeling
that most enjoyable evening had been
spent and that Ladysmith is very well
represented in Los Angeles.
The following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Corbett Mrs. Louisa Corbatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Corbett, Mr.. ana
Mrs John Holland, Miss GeneVieye
Holland. Marian Holland. Mrs. Mar
garet Walters, Mrs. Pearl Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Rooney. Rose
Rooney, Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Marquette,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Ell. McNally, Ariel Nc
Nally, Dale. McNally, Marie LeVeilte'
Laura Leyeille, Walter Kermott, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Karst, Mrs. Walker,
Fannie Collins, Ruby Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. r. Doyle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. z. Hule, formerly OF Washburn,
Wis. were also present.