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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-11
seattle Grain
Market.

SEATTLE, Nov. 1l.--Wheat-hard
white, $1.25. soft white western
white, $1.24; hard red winter, soft red
winter northern spring, $1.21; west
ern red, 5l.l9; big bend bluestem,
$1.47.
Feed and hay unchanged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-11
Winnipeg Wheat

Winnipeg Wheat
WINNIPEG, Nov t1.-Wheat-Dr.
eember, 80 3-4 May, $1.O3 5-S: No
vember. $1.O5 rs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-11-11

Total sales, par value, were SILL.
201 900
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Maritime MISCELLANY

Wiiliams g 8 Co announces that vesscls
of line will berth at Seattle at New SLln-
nHr Eddy ShipbuildlnR Co dock, wiz
oneT additional facilities for promr, scr.
vicn.
sr J0H,S s. = F. March 1-.Escsre Of
coast announced BY rad'o to-day Es
pected here tomorrow night leo Oone
nov extend from the Ncwfoundland co.st
southward virtually 10 Halifax \ & aud
Gust ward oYcr Grand Bsnlis
SEATTLE. March All trans- racinr
ines out of Puget Sound refusing freight
for ilonghone, account strike Of Chiner,
st"vodores. Rotins has developed accorG-
ing to catie received csth
SAN FRANCISCo. MHrch John 1,e-v
Auchelli. seaman. hiiiod ana four "thcr,
OF crew overcome b. fumes of ct aflfds
ea7 In hold Of Tahlfi (BD, ar4iroi .1tn
t7cm 1ohiti following ruuisstiou
Pvesidcn'. trading coa9twiss. chartered
.oH Shriners cycureiou 10 honolulu lit
June. following Imperial conclsvo n Sar
e.A Pacinc. which ssn.S recently or sand
liooN. Soven liners now chartered for *
cnraion, two from san Francisco two from
Los Angc'ca. ono zach from Portland. Ore
Now Nor's and Brelon
NAMBUEC. March l-A.nerican q ear
c:5 ecent'y held in ice ~ North sea. l3auca
With graiN tor famine lrlcl1en Russia
s-i,ed to-day from Hamburg Tor RcvAl
NvEFolK. March Sinking Of so..
cTn,ae ent-ovned Lake Cslvcnis In collision
With Standard OH tsn2er II II Hogera in
ilamp'on Road IN Arril. 1870. due IL
fauli OF both captains. United Statos Judge
GroDcr hnld -da. DsuaCe7 mug be
dlNueo equally b. ovNrre, lie ruled
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Electric Power on Ships
Called Saving on Steaas,

Results os experiments on vessels
haying electric auxiliary engines. as
compared with steam auXil'arics, shoN
great savings for the electrical devices
according to c. II. GirouX, marine en-
gincer Of the General Electric Com
pany, in an address before The Marine
Engineers Beneficial Association Tues
, day. A summary was given out ycstcr
, day.
M Giroux SAID shat the saving re
sultlng from the installation OF olectri-
cal auxi)iarcs amounted to 22 per cont
annually Of the original cost. Hc cited
thc experience of the Victorious on its
! maiden voyage to Rotterdam and re
turn, saying that there were delays o,
Hinetecn hours and twenty minutes due
to trouble with steam, but no delays
caused b. the electrical machinery. In.
vcstigations. he added, showed that a
saving of 10 to Is per cent in fuel was
obtained through the use of electricity
1t was estimated that on a freight shir
propelled by a 2,500-horsepower shaft
gearcd turbine. operating at sea fc1
220 days a year, the saving IN fuel
alone gould be $4,000
Mr.. Giroux quoted from tho logs OF
two motor ships, each driven by two
: ,'00-horsepoucr Diesel engines, one
equipped with steam and the other with
electric auXiliaries. He said that the
donkey boiler for the steam engine re-
quired an average Of 557 gallons of oil
q day at sea, SIS compared with 40 gal
Ions for the electric.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

Yam Miami howard. Baltimore Via sa-
Mon1Lr Ala. March i-Arrived: Was
saic' New Orleans Alamo. Galveston;
thomas I, Wand, Gslvtston: Port Antonio
Tuerto Castills: Hattie Iucieenhach Cuba,
NEWPORT News, q, March Ar
,ivcd LAKE Treba, baltimore, City OF
Winchcs,er pr' New Yorlt sailed
savannah
NoRrOLK, March i-~Arrivcd Feb IS.
Island tBr) Baltimore Minerio CBr>, N.v
YORK; ESpuiS. baltimore. Ecuador. HALT
more. Mar Adriat.co tSp>. Mareeillea. New
YoTh 1pt)' New YORK, Artaa Mendi (spN,
York. Sailed Feb "a TRANSPORTATION. s'cvc
Eng and stephcn fBr). Brazilian ports;
Nslparaieo; pcisgss Maru (Jap> IA
Eastern ports: Hov'icr Hail Liverpool |:
Isrgis VGor). Bremen; Achilles, Cristobsi.
FeHnorvah (Rr>. Baltimore: kentucky
I'Il. savsnnah Aioselcy tBr>. Ma,scilics.
PENsACoLA. VIA, March l-Arr'vod
baltimore Msvague2; Mani.a!bA CSpl.
Valencia, Afoundris. London
p"Nr EAns, March l-Arrlved Choc-
Tampico; H.buerse 'Nondl. Bluenelds.
IioVcn. Mexico. NcAossec Mex.co. Mou,
;is Assl orr Marss,llcs; Noia. Tanpic,o
altor Jennings, McXico; Wcsf Choswr,d
Gulfpo', Sailed AnouMa tRr), Tsmp!co
Antiuous liverpool; Gala baaaa. Cardenas
I lo" Cro l0icca tflOrd), Port tOrtcD; ,i' :
Of Fo.An, shanghai. Creolc. New yos';'
Jaa.cs NcGcc, Ch~:leajon, Newoua OBJ.
Tamp!co, Nocce 'uiS: HamburG. Rathi'n
West iiarsnaw, Manchester
FNlLAnE.PNlA March ARRIVED
santa Gertrrdis tBr>, Now Ior- j h
c'NeiN. TcXas City; Columbia tU : Nar5l.
Nuautara Tacoma fRr), Providence
West Elda-s Hrcs:. Sailed. Seattle SPIRIT,
Londonderry. etc. VA New York Amelia,
Port AntoNio, san Pablo (Br), liagston:
GarEoYlr Baton Rouge.
PORTLAND. Ore. Marc! t-Ar-iTe6
sonora French ports va Puget Sound.
salad; Katrina Lucierbach New York;
Nln.ta Orient; Gorjistan, parien, Ken
tucn.an New York.
&c LaIr'nax~ CBr> Gibraltar Cor ordcrs)
Canadian Challenger tDr), London.
PORT TAMPA. March l-Arrived Corn
Sailed o r War.ng Baton Rouge
san FRANCISCO. March i~-Arr.1ct
Feb IS. Canadian RoVcr tBr). Shanghai
March {. Slbofia NHru (Jap), NonRtonr
SAILED rcb cS, Robin Goodfcllov-. Soa ttlc
March Lewis J-uckcnbach, New Tor.
Yia san Pedro.
sAVANNAH, March l-Arrivcd: Narald
Dan). New Yor;; hsmo.it, New Orleans;
Nsrpochee Boston.
Boutwell, CBr>. London Sailed: Gather
ST JONN, \ r. March 1--Arrived: 7'u-
nissan (Bv>, Glasgow; Pcthlrhcrl (sr>.
Norfolk. Sailed; Carrigan Head CBr)
Bcifas-
TAMPA March 1---Arriyed Csmpsni,
(Jrl. kualan.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Radio Corp. of America

Hepo!ts at noon uu,esa otherwise specfAn6\
aarry l'uc etrhach i2h S Delaware BrcaL.
water FEB IS - "a
Youngstown $50 f lIolc-ir- wall Feb .,
EeroeTt l. Pratt 20 Jupiter Feb Is
> y Pow $50 Jupiter FEB Is
zoo. dSn 20 r Ambrose tnidnsht F,b 2s
Nor'olk SN Fire Island Mar
S;ui'ai bro 81 Sc Fire Island Mar
Megan.c arrived Colon AM Ma
freeHlan SW Fire Island Mar l.
.,sfaT Bennett Y Diamond Mer
ro-"onIan -at Delaware Breakvs+s,
Mar !. 20 "
Cuif OF S Diamond Mar /.
.W-ft"'n1 % SW A.euton Reef Ms
J.! sston Roe 81 Z Ambrose MAJ.
Fa.nisooro 't hy " Diamond Mar
Git. Q. Montgomery 90 \ Dianaono Ma
CITY Of Rome 30 NNE Diamond Mar
Sonancy ) Parncgat Mar
tAinuceu i SW Winter6uarter Mar
Sosen3 and barge 81 10 ME- Diamond
Mar !. ~ = u
Italia te5 South Ambrose Mar
> liam G~eea led ME- Diamond Mar /
a Bostwick 49, S Scotland Mar
ewtor 4 Bs.negat 3fur l.
Pau Thurlow SO NE Cap. Charles Ma,
Eferett y NE Cape Charles Mar
Crompton Anderson st SN Diamond Mar
Iresithney $50 Cape May 3 PM Mar
4 { f9ea'orc sailed from Ambrose Light
Ness- $40 PM Mar l.
City Of Atlanta SIS SW Gayhead May
Sanfs Theresa lbEl at o6 81 \ lon - 50
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Cleared

,.,,,e r,s.,on. "a Romano Nscor.s and
A.,.sa pora,nso city. clyde CO.
sevdiit1 ~.c7). Rehn: Bremcni NoT'n
'rlh~-mistocles CGr) urseorirnsr, hlgier'
,-l pi-aeus: y Galsnos Co.
nsied states tDan), Noldhors ohrls-
'5~asand. Chris.'ania and Copehnsseo
M s-,,fas 5%or,. Jorsenscu. r~ingston and
-,.,o,,r Co1oirbia Caribbean Co
Eizsslcr $50. Bschcl. ReVsl, Lloyd
-.a- a. Beige .,....
vsysro ~ ePro Drysdsie, Grenada. rrini-
iad and Demersrs; rarness' "i'hy 20
bona and Kobe va Galveston liafrlss
- y %e~ w pri's'n sulIivsn: rhiia lphia
Sack Diamond s corp o~,..
nclawa1e. Kobinson, Boston. Eaetern
Madars.ks tsrl, Logic: Newport News
-rsfilder Weir l. Boyd. Inc.
III sol. rstteni Galveston Southern Ia
Nilisnoa Nelsoa; Norfolk: old Dominion
ranrportation co.
lake stirring Whitehu-s'. Richmond
:. -~hrrond 6. \ : = 60
Vawnee. Forrest; Baltimore. clyde
Mohawk. ingram. Charleston aud Jack
4rhoru to baltimore c p Mallory & Co.
.-ieudols UoON Santiago and Guam
.raArno. Atlantic Fruit Co
ucata-. S,eaet~cf1 lIavans and Pro
-r.li j. & Cuha iaii s. CO
olhnEham 'B' Spencer. aibarien 70
2 ad, phi~ Nuneon ; Llues
s-estsego. hafti.e; Barrow ia Phils
In y Archibald l'arbgicA, Port Lo-
Robert / Hague
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Private Concerns Protest
Plan for City Dry Dock

Plans for the construction of a
municipal drydock we're denounced yes
tcrday in q letter sent by Charles IT.
Potter, vice president Of the Maritime
Eychange. to Mayor Hylan, President
Murray Hubert Of the Board of Alder
men and mem bcrs OF the Board of
Estimate. The Maritime Exchange, in
cludng in its membership 1,2oo men
identified with shipping, is on record
against the city entering into an en-
terprise Of this nature. Mr.. Potter
declared in his letter the cost Of the
plant would he 4 needless expense, A.
work could be done 1T private yards
more chcaply than by the city.
Mr.. Potter said ue understood tost
,hc Department o. plants and Struc-
ture had applied for s325,o0o for the
construction OF q drydoch, 100000 70.
! the nstructioA and equipment Of
shops and that the Committee on Cor
porate Stock would consider the matter
Monday. The letter says:
at has been repeatedly dcmonstrs;
cd that it is impossible for the Fec
e-al. state or municipal authorities to
conduct any business or operate any
utility as chcaply as is possible under
private ownership and control. II is
apparent therefore, that this under
taking on the part OF the city, with it
large initial expenditure. its constant
drain upon tho city for upkecp and
maintenance and the increased cost OF
al work done AT such a plant as com
pared with what it could be done for
4 Srivatc yards, would be against the
bcst interests Of the taxpayers.
"In addition, the drydock and ship
repair plants are d most necessary and
important part Of the city's industrial
activities. and are entitled to consid-
Grafton in connection with any norh
which the city finds ncccssa airy, cspe-
cially when they are prepared to accep.
J such work OF a coMpetitivo hasiS.N
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Arrived Yesterday

7,.v-eNahda. Hamburg T en go ..s
= Az.s.'saa r.. A., r.ds I. Ses "I,e P,e- - r.
- 4 caaf,oIG I,ohos Feb - 20 the ls ~
>~.er.c&n Petroleum Trensport 60 -
~.,i~ ofi. anchored of Torpk'nrNil4e. ; L.
l-rerertc Ewing TaupiCo Ich 81, TO the
-an-Asrcricar Petroleum Trsnspoft 60
v-!.h crude OIL. anchored of IoiAp~ins-
y,iter', r..-.s..s ~,.eis IL. baltimore FEB =
- baltimore = q 60 With 'ndse, Pisr T.
ANY Base B kin.
t:feJ ~,ater Linen with psSs. malls = nl
ndse arohored or cuarsq qtine wi's oS''
ooGt sr 4 IN a. Pier !. Eoro"HH' :. j.
Taor4rirs 90 Naples Feb - 20 t"H~
4,~c~.can Inc with pass. nails and MO se
snCho-od or Quarantine las; night W. J..
r~A bout m 4 Pies p. = ,. 'N c.
seqGoy~ OBJ Lorcon Jar :. - rsni
I'd OIL 60 OF Nv TorH N ha'i@s't an
s.s1-cd or Tompk.usvllie.
.r,Nranor MAJ Redonda Feb vi;h
e. anchored Oft Tonphinsv1lis. :.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

The Town Gu, into 81 Georges liar Dor.
Bcri.uoa is now drcdged TO least depth
~ % It (6.1 mcters). The notes or the
charts are 70 be amended accordingly and
lhe date against them altered to 1872
Approximate position Of E.ggs Island Ia
80 90 y. ion S4 40 ".
The captain ot the French schoolship
JACQUES Cartier reports as follows concern
!rg Port Manati. Cuba: On Point Jesus
eastern side OF the entrance. IS built a
small house with terrace at the top and
lightning roo. This house constitutes .
good landmark. Pilots are recesgary
here are t7o native pilots. @ho p.rnia
Tentiy Sta Po-t Aianati. The, come
outside to board arriving vessels and are
reliable. Vessels waiting FOR pilot should
anchor northwes;ward OF the biacii buo,
off Jesus Point in bout 20 Iathorns o.
va.er. There Is at present radio sta
non at Port Msnsti. A station was erccte
during the war at The Manati sugar works
in tee south low water mark at the north
err end OF Sherman Island IN approx
rnately lat SO 0+ \. Ion I2i 90 W The
light will be exhibited 70 II above tht
wa;cr and VIII be visible miles
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Marine Disasters

ape nAYTIT-N. Mnrch '-A~,r.,a.
schr Hose E Murphy. In port here. hs(7 n.e
today IN donAey engine 7oom on!cn
damaged pufn0a Rnpn!r' viii made hero
Schooncr let Cultport, Mics, Jaauarr "a
Tor Msysguc1. Porto Elco and l,ut ii here
February 10 in leaking condition
SEATTLE, March 1-1ioeorsh.p Tosca
tNorl loading 1or Austrs.ia in coilisior
21ti1 in harbor at Everett With Wahl>cena
ira ding coas'~iae no material damage.
SA% DIEGO. March i-PsciOo. prev
olaly reported ashore near eutrancc to
La boz fNosted undainaEed late eth
BEAUMONT. Tex, March l--Distresr
niensls received from Jalisco (Mcy). posi-
ton given as 81 degrces north and u ar
Grces 80 minutes longitude, nrs. Of vesso Is
Thicn inauSuratrd newly eetablished p4e
senRer line ho,uccn this port and NcSj jco.
ship reported helpless and adrift without
propeller. with storm threatening. Ships
huyryne 10 aid.
pIGBy, 8 March l-Towed by tug
Gopher. dissb.- Canadian Navigator hes sded
night for 81 John. : B. for Repairs.
Vessel this morning sent out distress sig
nal, aft"c engine trouble developed while
Gu route from st John to Halifax.
HAVANA March City OF Miami.
bound for Miami. FIs. lost two b'adee OF
propeller aGains. ruN Of Tighter whIlr
leaving moorings this cvcnins Vessel be-
came uninanagcabl> after passing MORO
castle and tONrl N.r,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
American Ports

BALTIMORE. March ARRIVED Ham
o.e1on Range tBT}. London Via S, John.
IS: Munplace Galveston Sailed: Mar
ssTst Boca Grande Persian lsv). Liver
POOL and Manchester via Norfolk; Atsn-
chester Importer CBr). Manchester Via
Norfolk Texas Dan). Copenhagen Vi,
New York; West Bridge. Falmouth fsor
Grders> NTo. BERG (Dan}. nevai (Russ.n)
lula Luckenbach. san Francisco via
Philadelphia Monte Nevoso GtaN. Han
burg and Bremen: Benjamin Brewster,
Port Loeos; raro tI3r). Hamburg; Thistle
more (B-). Nor:o.H and Newport Newz
BOSTON. March ARRIVED and sailed
hosshaw. Norfolk Arrived Grec.sn. Nor
fo.@. CTaiSrov mic Norfolk: Mohawk Port
lvory t>tter Feb 2s). Sailed. Infian.
PhNade ihla; .ie,rose, Norgo.n. Edward J.
Dohery. Ia p.co.
cAsELEsToN. S c. March Arrived
La@e Els-ae,e. Jacksonville (and proceed
el - 5oston). Sailed: George Weens
George torn ana baltimore.
GALVESTON. March Arrived: Conoho
New York. Sailed: Birksnhe&d, New
YORK; El Mundo New York
halifax, y S, March l-SaNed: Man
chester Exchange OBJ. Manchester.
JACKSONVILLE. March - Arrived
Persian, Baltimore vie Savannah. Sailed
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
by Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.

'io@'Von at noon pistsrce il miles unles,
T,.,,u. otherWlse statedl
tucson >,i 7. Ambrose Mar
no1'e $50 Ne Cape Ucury Mar
J., ~ -, re, 20 =, rs ssE Ai9orose Feb IS
San Jhaido 3'G 3 Easthanpton T. .,.r
r.. Be II ns q m J ~ Ii cape Henry Mar
son ~ 1 Lraae % s Brcnton Reef Mar 1.
Eastern Admiral 2l5 2 cape Ma. ,so-
orr S'orla $40 ST Ambrose Mar |
yIen ! os e Ambrose Mar l.
asarl 20 SO Sew York Mar
!een - So Shinnecocl Feb IS
lFq%9ois 3,.1 left Turks 1siand for My YorA
Gloucester 4 L Fire Island rrs, .;
norchestcr NE Bsrnegat FEB 2s
:, l'y OF Euresa go x Anbrose Ma
Tea gle ofs isrcnton Reef MAJ
'o;Aanche ass Scotland Mar +
san Fernando $50 5 Now York Mar
~ r,,9el,,a.mer ! 8. Ambrose MAJ
11,r,9 S,3+ - .s' $ . - 10. SO 81 W M l.
tNe.Nn SIS s Scotland Mar t.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

america lat 4" 4d Ion 81 81 Mar l.
Ssnts0y as3S s ls = lon lon = = = TsS TsS : :
Centenniai State 2S5 from Ouecnstow
Chester sun l7s wv rortugas Mar ~
- iHs =. r ter s.. /, Ambrose Feb 2s
.nffsyood oSn Montauk poin, Feb Is
tonchatta Ills " Fastnct Mar I.
- - ,'s =. 8 Jupil r Nsr
= + ~ v9'sqIs - IIe, As y .aHine Bar Mar
s,aetefn Admiral $50 z Ambrose Ieh IS
eastern Dawn ~ E Cape Henry Fob IS
Ess.srn Ess,sr sol, Soidicr 5oS Z Am brose Mar !.
El occidente 100 WNW rortug.s Mar
+. + q bspstow $50 ~ Jupiter Mar j.
G:eorse " Barnes 100 + rampico Msr l.
Hcof % Nashinston Ar Algicrs IN
Si,,i',,s,, qui' Of Mexico ;,a ls Jupiter Mar /
ti'nry - Whi;on - +, sand Kev Mar
tlesira $40 EsE Galveston Mar
herbert L Pratt OF Sand Key Mar
ii'NT,Sina7 2'l5S Delaware BrcaAwatc.
nlosis ias Z Nan,ucRe, Feb Is
ligds9q " ,,.7 l.1s. e Ambrose Mar
J {. 4onnelj @sA WV sand sqs Key Ma
y W 100 : Jupiter Mar
mo nc, NJ .conneiiy go v Cuautans,47o Mar I
Manaqu $50 N4ntuchet rfcb e.
q Si.l,l.,',2 sl,nl,'ocN 50 NK Jupiter Mar /.
~ Xcan lat s. 50 lon IS o. Mar
.Prrlstovn @a7 Il Ambrose Feb rs
Mount Carroll COS Il Nantucket Msr
Muskoeee 5o SsE Jupiter Mar
. rciseus 'at &3 40 lon c3 o. Fob IS
Estirar ,6N AMBROSE Mar !.
Sora AS Y Tanpiro Mar
= an Ailtna'' rlste Isl Ambrose Mar
,'nsuiar STATE ar Bremen l:5O PA1 Eel
"a 20 10 " SAND Key Mar
lSed Hook 10 y Jupiter Mar
zoe ter - \ Jupiter Ma
~ Arthony lat 81 54 lon - az Mari
M, l tui'eT AS hsE Cape San Antoine
Ssa ssr ,'sspar 10 sw Ney Vest Mar /.
SSu Sau Leonardo 900 " KY WcSr Mar
Ssa'a9ts 70 NE Sand Key Mar
s.tsts, sgatfsnsrn orosS : go - Ambrose FEB 2S
.T,lontolite :. " saud Roy NAY
NpanoN 30 5 Al7ibrose Mar
hce3 W Noy West MAJ
, esta 90 = Sand Key Mar
" N lrtsh 'ns Sand ney Ma.
W''1'"r - NurFor "a : jupiter Mar
- ves, Sr"ylock i3a Ambrose Mar
50 '>.lav 80 l. Boston Feb oS
Vest y Nc.e ~ i-5 ?. Nantucket Ma
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02

5onia lBrl. Hamburg Fob -. ia
tra Live ~ith mails IS e>Isctea 70
rr1 cssIe. havana Feb u to y &
Mail I.inc With 'neNs. - expected
ocl4 istc to-day or oarls Friday morn
af per 80. B 'yn tGrsCe sN.
eeris tBr>. o,issgov Feb -; to Cuna I'd
= expected TO dock at Pier "a. y II
- 14tk stj.
aiand. Antwerp Feb T.. % RED Star
With mails. Das reported 800 miles
of Airnrose 1t T u sunday. vessel
- - dooN st riof %. y West leth
,ri Victoria 1Irj. Be errruds rsn e: 10
lcss witty & 20 with MA q - c>-
i 70 dock tercnoon - Pier 60 n 4
at 5stn att
sgu~ss ,Br'. sernud~ feb 97 20
t Mall Steam Packet Go With mails
Spected 90 dock 81 Pier A. y r Nor
ST..
.ao.s. Kingston Ieb -. to United
Co wi,h mails. is expected to dock
'.oon at Fer H. l. 6Naldeu 1.ene)
spahoe. JachsouviNc Feb 2s TO clyde
cv0ectol to dork forenoon at p Pier
e, Il 1Chsriton 80.
Quo morrow
n e-.ca Breuer Feb u to : G Lines
r'fHls. is expected II dock at Pier L..
ol&eu.
uthelo cross. Bueno- Avros rob Is: to
1son Line wi'h irsils. is expected 70
~ fier . Hohai,eu
ocsholm tSur. c,othcnburs FEB u. TO
cd 20 dock late Friday or carly Satur-
4. Iior 90, y K (Wesf 9th st.
Dur Saturday
Nessei Port Agency
tourdonnsis. Havrc. Fcb - .T'c-nch Line
- er@n7a. Havana, l~b g.. ward Limo
iai. Galveston. rch IS Mallory Line
Due sunday
',c. rtoraitsr Fob 2s. White s;a- llnc
aasrl. Rotterdam. Too - Hol Amer Line
.t. Port linor. Fco 25-. United Frult Co
IS or Atlanta Savannah March ,.
Ocean 60
Due Monday
ssVo9e. Hsvre, Feb 70 .r.srch Line
g. Lisbon. Neb an -...... Tabre Line
a.e San .'usu. Ms~oh
\ 7 & Porto Rico Line
a~t Hamilton. Bs7muda March
Wurress Bermuda Line
Due Tuesday
-sl1ric. SoEt hair.9;on March
Whi;e star lirr
a,r eroria. Queenstown Feb 2s.Cuusrd Line
honey Havana Marc Ward Line
anita Teresa. Valparaiso. l'eo IS.
ity &C montgomery. Savannah. March
ocean : 5 @
emsaone. Jacksonville. March 4.Clydc Line
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Sailed Yesterday

CoAsner. Roid,sU1. Tydeus = D. y o.
'>.nama J'rslssn Msru Japl. Yoko an"
"a Nov Orleans. Bayonne. Pnisoe' 'pn,.
,'-srtlfn beaumont, Fort Hamilton tbr)
,,.rfnuda. Soydlitz oGer) Bremen SAINT
MIA CaNso Homeric Br,, so9i hsrnI
ron. lake stirling. Richmone Me'aps q. =. =.
,S5aystou. fdaho (B-). Null. laqua' san
-cr1,re,o city. u Mallory, Galvcston
Ohio. bshla \ 6 acdford. Pshis b!~nes
4 MoGe,- j. Texas CITY. corne.ia' a., ssn
80 Anretco (Belgl. Antwerp; Ne"
sr,.sin. m ladeiphls shunAo Meru (Jap)
A'.reoik SrNoik . ri sol Galveston ;
T. Esfe4o. New Orleans. favnce bs tN-
m,raeorss 6Br). santa Marta. Sarpfon
No, klns.ior OtaiN Nbrl. Meioou uVue
IA Newpor3 News. EiIasier tbr)' he>a'-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Jones Takes Up Subsidy Bill

WASHlNGTON, March t.-Sonator
Jones, chairman OF tho Senate Com
morcc Committee, to-day called u
meeting for tomorrow to discuss the
ship subsidy bill.
Senator Joucs will ask the commit
tee tomorrow whether it is advisable
10 arrange joint hearings on the bill
with the House merchant marine com
mittcc. lie took this up informally
with several members Of the commit
tee to-day and found them favorably
inclined.
Senator Jones believes snip subsidy
Legislation will be cuacted this session
and that the substance Of the bill
which he introduced. representing tnc
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Morse Plant Reconditionin.
MadaMaska at S2S0.0OO (os1

Recondtioning Of the army trans
port Madawaska at d cost OF approx
mately $2o0.000 has been started by
the Morse Dry Dock and Repair Com
pany at its South Brooklyn plant. This
was the second largest repair contract
awarded in the last year. The boat
is to be finished and turned over to
the army transport service about July
|. and will give emp,oyment to more
than thousand men.
The Madawaska will be completely
overhauled. new beating plant in
stalled, and her engine, draft tenn
and power plant changed. The Mada =
uasAa formerly WAS the German liner
koeNig Wilhelm IL
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Freight Ships Due
Due day

s'sssl Port Agency
ross Bue"os Ares. .sn 20.
aeonord chslr,sn.s. Ian : 81 H. ''' -''''
Norvsos !an-A0erican LIn~
~ lion rail no q. Jsneiro Jan 70.
S. Mariner. seattle Jan IS '''
nou. Bueuos Ayrcs. Jan = Kerr 20
=. str. hleSandris Jan ge Exror, : S CO
SLAVIC Prince, London. Feb S
Sareus Palermo, Feb ...A II Bull & Co
f'.,uQe. Marseilies I'eh S.Three star line
sisAiiss Maru. Colon DO. Jan 81
,,-,... Houioer. Weir Boyd
Ic!dcu.jor4. Nyborg. Jsr .6
Norwes.an-An.ericsn L.ne
csbo Fspsrtei. seville. Feb .Ybarra Line
'4'y Ct bunAiFA. G'brsl'ar. FEB la.
West IIir.-od. Honolulu. Jan i. -''''' 20
.-r~sithaey Auckland. 5sn Fl Lines
vasoonis Iondon. 1-eb Is .cunard ',ii. as
'ssrH'sh o'sy. Shields Fgb y ..
.s-cyere Para Feb l. Lalnpor. & NoN line
Due Tomorrow
Ns':rcn. Birmingham, Feb Il
Msdd.qget. Cardiff. l-eb buT9'''' Il "''8g . Co
! Il Winchester 4 Co
Due Saturday
ruruess Withey / Co
55;;'ouheur santos. Teo g. .Larnpost C Holt
United American Liuse
Drr Sugday
HsnAGa,e Nsrsei!;e. Feb 5.J " Cleveland
Exeter CITY. BRISTOL, Feh - ArAc.i & Co
Due Monday
e+cn Jar. Cothenburg. Feb -
: Q Stray s S Corp
Harry Luckenbach. Los Angeles Teb Il
LucAenbach 6 Co
Due Tuesday
1lnnssotsa Hamburg Feb %.
United American Lines
storm x-p~, Rotterdam. Feb 20
Black Diamond S corp
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Notablcs to Attend Shin Lunch

WASHINGTON. March Members
Of the diplomatic corps, representa-
tives OF the Department Of state, Pan
American Union, government depart
mcnts and the Shipping Board will be
present at luncheon on board the
Emergency Fleet Corporations Pan
America ct the tlobohen pier Saturday
noon, just prior 10 the departure OF
tho vessel on her maiden trip TO South
America under the operation Of the
Munson Line.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Shin Allocations

AsHINGTON March 1.-The E!..er.
eency Elect Corpo-at.or announced IN.
Following ass,enments today:
west Ganbo, 500 dwt, assigned INTER
natloIal FT''shtng Corporation, rsnas-
lNs agent.
Granite state 1908 dwt. assigned
United States Lines under epsc'a. e.rse-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
SO Bare Boat Charters Given

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Thirty-
nine Emergency Fleet Corporation yes
sells. totallng 15l 900 deadwcight tons.
have been chartered to American opera
tors on the bareboat basis Of 90 cents a
tor, j. 3. Snlull, vice president Of the
corporation in charge OF charters and
ALLEGATIONS, announced to.dal.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-02
Marine Reports
IRE TIDES
Winds at sea To-day

Winds at sea so-uas .~..
E~ss Cuf cf Mexico. Fresh sHNtns
v.rdr hecos,..rr strong northwest rein
We.t cur OF Mexico, StroaE r9rtnef'N
y 4nd- overcast weather and posS,o,y a..
Caribbean sea and N4advard ia '-"s
Moderate - fresh nors heaet winds peI''F
@. e~ca,, weather and probably loeai "a 'nS
North Of sarry HOOK increasing ser 81,
s-.v vinds nrohahly becoming strung p
"a IA sioet or ruo7- thicA weather.
~.ndv Hook to Tafteras StTonS e"f..
~-fv usrGs -ai- over south q IL re- -lfe :
snoor Over north portion. tnfcA wca re
Vs,.e-.s IN Tlors5s StrsHs. ftcen '"
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