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New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
New S2,COo,000
Shsl, Line From
n. Y. to ireland
iral Plans Now Under Wav
for N;rc Dav Sailings.
Will, Three Passenger and
Cargo Steamers at Start
set May for Beginning
Of o Claims Cap
iial Is Now III Sight for
Incorporation of Company

Incorporation O. steamship line for
7@ia.icn 90 :hree rassencor ana cargo
csscls he.v-ccn New York and Dublin
or ster,e assured. according to Nugh
s. Eo'ahar. an cy y-oeice- of the Irish
c~Ehisrc~ AMY. a~d spokesman for
- cor~riittce of twenty-five which il
i9 - Gal viars go tho new service.
" Hoiahar said yesterday that the
-aoita' stock of TIC uov 'ire was TO
~ coca ono ard tnat all of tho money
tar is cn. without recourse TO r
7Iolc sale or shares. \ substantial
on3t cf tic sum had already been
7iodrcd fo announced.
According - the plans of the COM
T.; ;i.tcc tho rev nc VIII begin opera-
ons n Ma Win the sailing Of It's
fr-S snin. The possibilities Of the
se-viro wc-o discussed at meeting
a. the Hotel Martinique Friday eve
rrg which vas attended by fifteen
..on prominently identified with the
frsh cause in the United States.
Another meeting VIII be hold this weck
which supporters Of Tho company
intend 70 complete arrangements for
,ncorpor2t ON.
The namc by which the line will be
known and also tho members of the
committee were withhold hy Mr. IIola-
han Yesterday until tho incorporation
papers have been fled d Albany.
Il was SAID that i'm addition to tho
o0'joN on tho steamer New York
formerly owned by tho Polish Naviga-
tion Company. the committee also has
or,ion7 ON two other medium sized
pa cngcr and frcigrj shins. The in
tcrtion of the company is to run the
-.r n. t,. = o.. ND flif
p, q riain 1g a schedule At the start OF
frout ninc-Gas intervals. with the rur-
chaso &C other steamers if the business
iUet.1e- expansions
TIC irish Free state has not yet
hoon approached for official iAdorsc-
MON. of tho service, MIR lFoIahar said.
hu; I'd od that there was no doubt Of
'1o slpno~t of the Cabinet as sooa as
tic marh'actv OF tho government was
flnct 0rin~ smoothlt. Tho original
capital would hc secured in New York
+. WAS 81 r. but if further funds wore
'cquirod for expansion an effort would
I've asade to raise tho necessary amount
in ireland fao ships at frs are to
he operated der the American flag
"Ith change 70 Irisb registry soon
~ this j. pract cable
Nr. ilolnhan has hccn i'm New York
;bout ten months. and IS widely known
among li.sb leaders. Previously he
took part in t1c operations Of the
aenuhl car arm aad Nas ono os the
ginal hunger strikers at Mount JOY
prison.
Tnc aow enterprise S Independent
ei tnc lrish-.tmerican Line Of 50
Boarct Street. 'vhich Wss Incorporated
recently with authority to issue 5000,
coo m capl,al stock
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day
Agency.

F'add"Td city. "aScurx. Jan :. Agency
Nslsnl sAeld. lap 7..rurness. "ithyA "ittA 4 CO CO
"cs' Nilus. Hsmb' RS. Jan 3
c''y ct 'e~ess'Ir msnchoster, lsn g.
Charles 1lul 3 Som,
Hsn Mapr. Jan Eohsr !, Hsgu:
V'esonian. Hamburg. Ian T;
United American idnes
Nevislan. I.iveroocI. Ian ~ ''''7 w
.,o ln'srps,'onsi ms-osu,ll. Marin.
N1sce Dollar. Gibraltar, Jan =:
pollsr rAno
i3srnle eo1',e,s[ gns 'ap 70 Nsy'ss, Co
tsencss. frul ,,n IL. ........r s Nav CO
,aho tilsno. Seville. Ian ! Yhsrra Lin.
Eastern Nins, ro"i, lsu TO-
wsyo Naro nuu. jsn ! '''' ''''"'S {" 20
,. rayp Klsen ksisha
Montana l.ondon. rsn i4 All ~ rra~, 19y' 1,1,
Il-ies'pa. ppsr,s ayr~s. Jan . Houston iDne
HsdSsry. LiNerpool. Jan u"
Independence ''a'l. Rotterdam. ia" 0' - ~
Ns''r'r. uualAsvsu IAN =.
N<7or,lnee rorSo,,. lan 20 Al Trsn = -.
Indian. l'verpool. Ian -. Int Marc Marin.
Ncdic, Fort land White Star lin.
nu. To morrow
Edward luchenbsch, Los Angeles, Ian -
luckenbsch s 8 CO
nu~ Wednesday
aldsste lisbon Ian ls1as " Fiwen l. Co
f'ei ilia, Fsier'nr. Jan -
Moore Mccormack 4 Co
Alamo, Galveston. Ian - Mallory lin.
Due Thursday
Nessisr, liverpool. Jan is Int Moro Mar
sst . ~ Genoa Jan / ......- Petrce Bros
Thode FaSelund Rio de Ianei-o. Jan ~
Kerr s Co
Duo Friday
Kansas. Fort Said, jan Norton. LILY 4 Co
cape Roman. san iranciSc Ian IS
Atlantic. Gulf Pacific S s Corp
Due Saturday
Al7nsrso. Ilnminghsu, Jan 81.
Pacific steam Nsvig alton
West Co-um. Montevideo. Jan II.
Munson Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Marine Disasters

=, BOSTON. Jan cs-Rsdio from MeI,rors
head 'Rr). said she expected to arriy. al
~ lohn r late tonight ~,,h sS sYrN
NlNcrs OF Norwegian frcirht.r Mod. which
SANK IN lni1ocesn Jan 90. Was h4 mic.
esst OF 'sra Sable. Moo or irai.lcr Wv.
se'' NeW YORK. fpr Antwerp Bremen sn0
l'anhu,s, carried ~ men Mcl:ror. Head
e. ported. Fate of last of crew not .ro,rn'
m,Sn, nen Including Captain A paarii.
l"p0r'ed missins hy agents Mcln,ore Head
elSo reported NoH in listre.. signals eay.
losl'loH - miles sway from actual locatIon
ana Wa finally located ny means Of r.atn
'"wpsss George Washington which starteG
20 the Mod assistance. reported eh. y.. g
unable 70 locst. her 90
Nantucket Shoals nghtship reported IN.
"'r"lees she had broken adrirt late 10 da;.
- torlhesst gale and was heading for No
N',ltoIa under or'n power Mas thour ut
NANcoi YER. r G. Jan 20 rus pau,,
.ess s,ruok rock nssr P-oughton lsis,d
repairs 's'e '"r
81 JOINS. +. JAW 7a-rhrr. tsu,
- por'~1 disabled $50 miles southeast nf
r,,,, .rs fscs |''h rndder gone. Rssalind, en-
rNu' Tor Ha'ifss ani New York ordareS
30 her assistance and was expected 70
rea'h The fessel tomorrow morni,t,
Chyfa, l.t74-ton freishter. left rs 49," -, =, =.
an srd cleared from Norfnih I.,
for lslsinghorg Suad.n 90" ! ;
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Hylan to Lead
Attack on Port
BillTO-norrOw
Will Appear With Rct;nue
Before Joint Legislative
Board at Hearing on
Never Mastick Measure
Smith Expected to Back 1t
State Legion Committee to
Meet in Albany This Week
to Discuss Bonus Problem
r,om q SfoN Correspondent

ALBANY Jan. 2o.-Thc hearing Tues
day before the joint legislative finance
committee on the Meyer Mastick Port
Authority bill and the meeting here Of
the legisl lativc committee Of the state
American Legion for the consideration
Of measures affecting World War vet
Grams arc the chief features of this
weeks Legislative program.
The bearing on the Meyer Mastick
bill is to take place in the Assembly
chamber and probably will attract large
crowds, due to the prominent position
the question has taken in public opin.
ion. Tho hearing will mark the initial
appearance in the 1872 legislative arena
Of Mayor lTylan and his retinuc Of
homo rule gladiators. Former Governor
Alfred +. Smith and other members Of
tho Port Authority arc expected here
to speak on behalf of the measure.
Much Importance is attached TO The
meeting here of the Lcgion's legislative
committee. One Of the vital questions
OF policy to be decided upon is whether
Mllcr's state soldier bonus plan or
favor bonus lcgislat ton not in accord
with the Governors views. In the
opinion Of Governor Miller tho bonus
money should be raised through a bond
issue, made possible by n constitu-
tional amendment. This proposed ar
rangcmcnt would require at least two
years before the bonus money would
be available Many veterans feel this
process is slow and dangerous. They
want money at once and in such a
manner that tho question shall not be
submitted to n referendum vote. For
this reason there is cons derablc sup
port among veterans for the bill intro
duccd by Asscmblyman Arthur r..
Brundage, Of Orange, which would
raise the $50 100000 needed by means
of a direct tax OF two mills on real and
personal property.
The veterans Legislative committee
also will discuss the civil service pref
crcncc concurrent resolution introduced
by Senator Holland 5. Ducll, Of West
chester. This measure is sister
proposition to the civil service pref
erencc amendment. 50 overwhelming Y
defeated at the polls last fall. 1t has.
however, been considerably modified.
AS it now stands only veterans who
have been disabled while in service will
be entitled to absolute preference
while other veterans, who under the
old plan were given preference over all
other candidates on civil service list,
have advantage only over applicants OF
the same grade as themselves.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Foreign Commerce
Decreases so p. e.
At New York
Marked Decline in Exports
and imports During De-
cember, With Dcflation in
Prices the Greatest Factor

Continued decline in the foreign
commerce through the district of New
York is shown in the report of the
Custom House for December with a
decline IN exports and imports to SILL
o4o338 from SAIL l,s66,O61 for the same
period Of 1920. This was a drop of con
s.deraoiy more than 90 per cent. Most
Of the decrease is due to the deAation Of
prices rather than in the actual tonnage
of shipments. q
The greater part Of the reduction was
recorded in the export traffic. With a
tall of domestic exports from 7.675'.
900 to s95, 1882 900, and in fora;on e,. ~
ports, from s7,739 900 to S2.G39 900
There was only a nominal decline ;r
imports, even with lower valuations
from $126,251 900 to sl13.117.o 900.
a recap,tulation Of exports and i'm.
ports for December gives the FOLLOWING
comparison
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO. Ian 2s- Euro oeAn
INES preparing 20 publish new tariff
doubling freight rates from Pacific Coas,
TO United Kingdom and Europe; proposal
or conference rejected by eleven companies
In trade. but understood all will ralse
rates indepeQdcntly Include all commodi-
tics possible exception grain. Presenr
rates 'ridicuouslN low according 20 or.
orators. Canned goods last year 81. now
50 cents; grain, 35 shilNngs New rates &c
stand for season, effective March and April
loading. o.
racihc Co announced appointed ss.n,
tor Blue star Line. British company. 70,
now Pacific Coast European services on
m nonfh'y basis. making total twelve in
,rsne. Gothic Star tHr>, from LONDON coth
lnausur"tes service. Loudon. Liverpool anc
u Tlasgow eastern ports OF call.
HALlFAA. :, Jan ?9--Canadiar IA.
clic steamship Empress OF scotlsud
crashra INTO inmigratloa piec to-day on
computing maiden Voysge fro,l Sout n
sinpton Prov cut Into structure 10 feei
causing alarm 10 4 ls-Ec crowd rathered
20 greet passengers. 10 one vas hurt and
ilner suffered only slight damage TO bow
pia'es WIN leave for New York to.n,or.
W '''S'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
18th Division to Have Reunion

Members of the nth Division, New
lork's Own,' will get together for
their first great reunion, since cam
paignng days, on the evening Of Tues
day, February 7, in the Town Hall. 1t
viii be the first opportunity all the
men of the division have had to dis
cover what several civilian years have
done to their "buddics.'
OF course, there will be notables
present. but they will come less in the
capacity Of high commanders in the
late war than as just comrades in arms
seeking to discover what sort Of civil
IAN soldiers their wartime bunkies
have made. Beside this current COM
pafing of notes "reminiscences will be
IN order aided by the display of mo-
ton pictures of the divisions activi-
ties in France
The program also calls for a band
concert, singing and a variety enter
tainment. AS far as possible. units
Wall be seated together. Veterans
whose names are in the division files
arc being canvassed by means of post
cards, which will serve as tickets OF
admission Upon proper Identification
'th Division men may obtain tickets
before the event at the division clu b
at ~ West Twenty fifth Street or at
the hall on the night Of the reunion.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
New Workers Will Edit
Scientist Church Papers
" ills Abbot and Albert Gil.
more Elected Heads of
All Publications


BOSTON. Jan. 29.-Directors of the
First Church of Christ. Scientist. an
nounced tonight that, acting under the
manual of the Christian Science
Church, they had elected Willis J. Ab-
bot and Albert Field Gilmore, both of
New York, as editors of the Christian
Science publications, and that the newly
appointed trustees of the Christian
Science Publishing Society had accent.
e6 the appointments Mr. Abbot 90
chosen editor of THE Christian ST.
ence Monitor a daily, and Mr.. Gjl-
more editor Of the monthly public.
uons, The Christian Science Journn' ;.
.Christian Science Sentinel" "ie
Heraut' (Frenchl AND, Der Herold"
Germany.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
To Benefit Kings Clubhouse

An entertainment will he presented
next Monday evening in Prospect Hall
Prospect and fifth avenues, Brooklyn,
for the benefit Of the Kings County
American Legion. The entire proceeds
will go to defray expenses Of the club
house, at 1913 Schcrm erhorn Street
Peter A. Drum, chairman Of the com
n,lttee. has secured number of pro-
fessional entertainers. and it is ex-
rected that 2 large sum will be real
lied. The entertainment will be fol-
flowed by dancing.
The new county officers are: John A
Bennett, county chairman; Conrad
Dykemaf1. first -chairman: Frank
Sinnott, second vice chairman Major
Walter A. Corwn, third vice chairman; {;
Peter A. Drum, secretary; Raymond
Kipp, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Shipping Notes

The original building program of the
Cfnaeiaa 60 crrmcnt merchant marine
VS. completed sevcrnl days $50 with
tho dclvorv of .he 1o.5co-tou steam
sHip Canadian Constructor to officials
of the dominion los hc, builders. tho
iialIiaN shipyards. Ltd The vessel
sailcd for 5 duc to take on cargo OF
coal rror TO Undertaking her loaded
,uIs oyor tno kookland Mel course.
he Standardization TRIALS were hold or
IaNnary H.. hon She wade a mile Al
tic rate oil ~ . knots on her five top
speed 'uno thereby exceeding her cor
'f4rt requirements Of " knots. The
why operate on the Now 2ca-
'"la ~ .fNlr ro4tc with tcr sister
'..f'. 'no 'aNaaian cruiscr. which also
'"- constructed r. tho Halifax Ship
lalda.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Passenger Ships Due
Due To day

gunara Ing w,ih lna1l- docl, forenoon q,
/ Pic -. y 'West 18Th ST
Pastercs Havana Jan 2s. TO United Fruit
60 with nalls is expected to dock about
'n Pier 10, r 'Msiacn Lane.
Porto Rico. San Juan Jan % TO y 7 &
Porto Rico Limo with mails i expected to
/ dock forenoon at Pier IS. B'lNyn CAtlantic
zui,s Mayacuoz Ian 70 to Bliss. Dallet,
G TO With mails. is expected TO dock fore
noon At Pier ~. II Hkivu CMouiaguc sD.
r@r' ils,al1on y. 70, sRT1 bermuds Jan rs to
roc''d 70 dock forenoon al Ticr a5. \ R
tWo~ 55'h st)
I Enro or. gBr'. X.,alpsraslso Ian S. to sander
forenoon at Pier 42. y Il CMorton So
'errnanis frr,. Southampton and Cher
F. dock la'e today or early Tuesday at
''ior -. Il West 18th ST.
Rynda'n CnD. Rotterdam Ian ls to
1io1aul- America r.lno With mails. is ex-
fr'fod TO dpcN afternoon at 9Th ST FIo-
Assyria 'Br'. GLASGOW Jan - Via Hall
fsN. 70 Auuard line with mails Is ex-
n'oied % docS 'n at Pier 5A, Il west
lftn >tj-
Duo Tomorrow
Empress of Scotland CBr). Southampton
9 uoctoa 20 dock at Pier 'ol. X X (Wcst
llrur Olsv Cpan>. chrlstiania Jan 20:
20 SoauiinaVian American Line with malls;
Haverford. Nuoenstown Jan el: to Inter
tatiorai Mercantile Marne with malls is
"Nueo'od tp dock forenoon at Pier 30. r
Ia Tourainc Tr). Uavre Jan 21: to
French Line with mails IS expected to
dock forenoon at Pier ST. r West
IIsrsa CGer1. Hamburg Jan 20 TO United
noon al rJcr sc. \ T; 6west aeth st. ~ =
Carrillo. Kingston Jan 25 to United
lfo't co with maiis is expected to dock
'lri1abs. Havana Jan 81: to y E. Cuba
at Pier 1t Z Z Wall St.
MoNawh. elSson Vile Jan 2S To Clyde
IS Z Cchartcu ST..
l.amper' 6 Holt ldne Win nails delsyed
noon at Pier "a. Hoboken.
i'olerica. Seuthampton ami Cherbourg
Ian ~, 20 [ Lines with mails is due IN
QUARANTINE midnight Monday and dock
Is b9nt = M Tnesdas at Pier /. IIobolzen.
lapiand. Antwerp Jan - via Halifax. TO
Red star Line with mails. is expected 10
dock forenoon at Pier 60, y I, West
Esd st).
Due Wednesday
Munarso Antlia. Jan q . Munson Lines
Menus. Sew orleans. Jan %. Mallory Line
Duo Thursday
Aqu.iania. Southampton Jan 9s
Mstura. Trinidad. Jan Is Futaess- witty i'i,y
Balt!c. liverpool Jan 9s.. White star Line
SiAaola, Niusston Jan %. TINTED Fruit Co
ort Victoria. BERN lda, Jan 81
Furress. Witty & ca
Araguaya, bermuda. Jan 81
Royal Mali Steam Packet
Aranahoc, jacksonville. Jan 80. Clyde LIN.
Dne Friday
Panama. Cristobal. Jan 27.ranama RR Lisre
Due Saturday
Noussllon. Havre. Jan c4.F French Line
II X Mallory. Galveston. Jan 2s
Mallory Line
lcnape, Jacksonville, Feb L.. CLYDE Line
Due Sunday
, 'us, cr,s'ohai Jan 2S.,. United Fruit CO
huron MontcVideo. Jan 20. .Munson Lin.
Conanche. JacksonvlIe. Feb 2. Clyde Lin.
Duo Monday. Feb 6
t'n.snd Antwerp, Jan 2e....R Rcd Star Lin.
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda Feb 4
Furness Witty & Co
Y & Porto Rico Lire
"f%eas. Curacao. Feb l. Bliss. Dalett & &C
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. Jan 2s
United American LIN.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
!ir,ii.h Eu, Oh s,l,;ns

Advice from England report that
t'oro has hcon god uqmrg recently
for second 'iaud touu.co. NOT only for
como aorrnn'. brt for foreign inter
cste. and THAT fheso sooms to ho plontv
O. money waiting TO bc invested in
s7i0r a@. Nal0cs ~ present arc low,
g. hich n.at bo 1rc lo tno situa'ion out
lnod by - prominent shipping man,
Who satd ''i.t ahcu. ouo-hsli OF tho
'os~ol- a9oat to-day Nero untitled for
so'' rec. Tho .os-cncWv shlppirg now
has teor cleared. ami recent salos have
pot 'tH value Of useful torusgo un TO
arpfo>lmstclv $50 tom Thcrc is p
feeling tnat Tho socoud half o' losg
WI .ec Z reyIAal M .hlnhnlldlNc
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
.Iara,lcsc (.,aricrs Active

NlthouEN ~ iner0aso has hoon rc-
ror'ej N 'he demand for large SHIPS
tn ,lsrau. tho charter market Tor ycs-
sols Of 1000 ~ 7.7ao tons hes become
lurrn f0ore active in recent months. &C
corfing TO 'Nformat'on from tho DC
rartmeut of Commerce. Ihi, IS said
- bo due in part To tic larger cargo
,roVements from Taiwar. naifon aud
Stantung Tho purchase by Japanese
shlr owners az foreign bottoms pro
ceeded rapidly during November. i'm
creased in pcccwles and gaze promise
Of further advance ~ January The
demand for sh ppiuc spacc N North
American ard near soa services i'm
proved sNeN,ly, but the European run
vas Voc..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
County Employment Bureau

The Now York County American
Legion has completed arrangements
for its employment bureau Offices
have been established at Al2 West
Thlrtythird Street, with an efficient
force to handle the work. Honoraby
discharged service mon arc invited to
visit the bureau and file applications.
There is no charge for placing men in
positions. Places of every description
are filled promptly with men who arc
especially fitted, and "servicc' is the
slogan adopted. The Office phone is
Watkins 1885
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Clark $ louI's Show 100 @
Increase GYvr Last Year

Al increase Of lo0 per cont in pas
scnccf travel I'm The las. five months
over previous records is reported by
Frank 9. Ciark who is organizing
cruiscs - the Mediterranean He an
H0u.ccs tina, m9se than 500 travellers
haze been booked 81 this period
The npVc.s OF scotland sails for
the Mediterranean on February Z and
tho Empress of France on February II,
mating the seventeenth and eighteenth
cruises arranged by this organization.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Bank Of Connca,itvillc
Closed; S], 900. 900 Lost
Srco.G' D'snrfcli 10 Ylr Y,ibvu~

CONNFANTViLLE, Pa, Jan. oa.-Thc
collapse Of the Bank Of Conuoaulvilie
Involving losses which may amount TO
$1,000 600 was revealed tonight WHOM
rank ". Jackson, State Bank Exam
'ncr. posted d notice on the door stat
;ng That general decd Of assignment
had been made to him and he had taken
charge. Judson 7. Snodgrass, cashier
OF the bank and IT. active manager is
accused in statement issued bv he
banks president. Paul Sturtcvant.
President Sturtoyant. who is asso-
GATED with Harris. Forbes & Co. and
the National City Bank Of New York,
says no and his wife have turned over
70 Examiner Jackson all their persona !
property toward making good tho los..
es Of depositors.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Sailed Yesterday

Bihhco. Mobile shea' Field Orr, San
tiaro, Fort Gaines lNor), Nuevlia.. Cor.
,t'iia san Juan. CITY Of Melbourne oRr1
Yokohama Via Newpo-, News SANG q; ? e
tNor). Baltimore otho. Philadelphia
Wosthrook. philadciphia iceland tSrN
Ilymouth. Ch'rhouv and Antwerp. Via
Halifax, Acropolis, piraoUs and constanti-
nopie South American Orr. Havana via
fhiisdolphis. city OF Canton CBr, 1yt
tol'on Ma Newport News. Jedden. Baltl-
NOR" fonchurrh 'B). Msrseiilcs l'lori
dan. San I'rantf SEQ
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Clothing for Ex-Scrvice Men

Robert Richardson, commander of
Harlem Post, 1873, has announced that
the members of the post will distribute
clothing to former service men this
evening at the post headquarters 29o
Lenox Avenue. The distribution viii
be repented again on Wednesday eve
ming. New York County and Bronx
County posts have been invited to re
f. needy cx-scrvice men to Com
m rdcr Richardson. There also viii be
some clothin. for women and children.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Tank Corps Post Election

Tank Corps Post, IT'S, recently
elected these officers for this year: j..
6. lIarwigan. commander; D. r. Glib,
first vice commander; L. A. Wasscr-
man, second vicec commander; r. t..
Wicnc. third Vice -commandcr; +. r..
Egly, trcasurcr, and Il. j. Lewis, ad-
iutant.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Allen Post to See Movies

Members of David ". T.. Allen
Post. ). and the auxiliary have extended
all Invitation to all former service men
TO Join them in viewing feature film
at the armcry Of tho Cd Field Artillery
at o'clock this evening. The armory
is at East l65th Street and Franklin
Avenue
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Arrived Yesterday

Bueiani (Nor>. Metar,as Ian II and
Havana 5; to tn. Nunson s S Limo with
sugar
FL occ'iente. Galveston Jan 81 20 Tho
Southern racier Go with mdse
9urr'er, Port Arthur
'athwood. Teras city
Eins Dt}. New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
BY Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc.

Distances given In miles. position a,
noon unl-as otherwise specif~d>.
Ngwihay lat % A. \ lon IS 90 " Jan 2s.
tomanche l4o S Scotland IA Jan 20
Esporan1a loft Proereso Is PM Jan q.
IroQuois SAG & Scotland tN fan ,s.
Mexico oA4 W Havana Ian y.
Nucatan 257 Vera Cruz Jan IS
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Department of Welfare to Aid

State Commander William +. Dccgan
has announced for the benefit Of the
posts in New York County that the dc
partment Of public welfare has detailed d
welfare worker to interview form r
service men with view to extending
financial aid These men will be inter
viewed at the state Headquarters in the
Hall Of Records each morning between
tho hours Of 9 and 12 oclock Veterans
are requested to ask for Miss Cassidy
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Olmstcad Heads Nassau Legion

Fred W. Olmstcad. Of Hampstead. l..
J., who served as major overseas,
has hecn elected chairman Of the Mas
sau County American Legion. Harri-
son r. Wright, Of Rockville Center, was
chosen icc-chairman; G. W. Raynor.
Of Trocport, secretary, and G. Kicker, Of
Hampstead, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Smoker far Reyille Post

Hcvlle Post, 127, will hold smoker
for its members and friends on the
night Of February at the post head
quarters, III Clermont Avenue, Brook
lyn. Each Lcgionnaire has been in
vited to bring his father The post
will conduct an initiation on febru-
airy 21.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
Laurence Lowell Post Dance

William C. Cooke is chairman Of the
committee in charge OF the winter
dance of Lieutenant Laurence Lowell
Post, which will be held at the
Hotel Bossert, in Brooklyn, on the
night of February "a. Others on the
committee nrc Charles r. Arcnts, Ralph
Ludlam, Fred W. Lyke Walter B. Nc
Cormack and Joseph p. Magnus.
Tickets may be had from Mr. Cooke at
19 South Portland Avenue Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-01-30
The American LEGION
Ne,us: Local, State, National
season was completed and that no more
bookings would be taken.
"Grcenwich Village Scandals"

"Grccnwich Village Scandals"
The "Grcenwich Village Scandals, .
tfavcsty on one Of the populnr Broad
way productions. will be presented by
George p. Ryan Post. Of the Bronx,
Mt reception and entcrtainmnt on
February q. The show win be given in
st. Rta's Auditorium. 1dGth Street and
College Avenue. Matthew J. Nc
Laughin is supervising the rehcarsals.
In the cast will be Susan Clark,
Helen Collins, Adele Pelerione, Mar
garet White, Marion Stringer, James
Hynes, Charles Harper, Joe Scbraf and
Ed. Culhane