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New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Cleared

La .Savo.r 'r'r) Eoisson; Havrc, French
ViSo: French line
Empress Of Frame ORD. Giilics: La,
Pal1nss and Funchal; White Star Line.
'rsur mo. Hudson; Sal Juan and Ponce
Atlantic Fruit CO.
Wess Canon; LYONS; Alexandria and
zareynno. Minis. liavrs and Dunkirk
Cosmopolitan Shipping Corp.
Faiia, Hudgins; Trinidad. Den1erara aud
ParaInarih0: clyde s : Co.
Prince and Cristobai: Panama 7; r CO.
trbino (Br). Tyrer: Manchester; White
Fort Victoria tBr), Davis; Hamilton;
EurraSS. Witty & co.
Helcn. Perry; Ssn Juan and Ponce; A II
osTsn 's, csranor Auekiapa 4 g ana
Canal; Norton Lilly, co.
rinlard. Feeder; Antwerp VIA Plymouth
ana cheTbours; Req Star Line.
Lobos Robert l. Hague
Ebro 'Er). Duncan: Havana. Cristoba
and Port Linon Via Panama Canal San
as1ni.ton. Nelson: Norfolk: Old Domin-
ion Ira importation Co.
Lake Fanin. DON: Wilmington and
Norwa}k. Gail: Boston; eastern S s CO.
Philadelphia. Lsek Baltimore; clyde
= - : o.
He-inan wiuter; holmes; Boston; East
ern : 5 Co
Mohawk. lnsrsu: charleeton and Jack
aorviilN: CLYDE $ : Co.
Nyisud ts~od), Nai'bers; Baltimore
Furneas Witty & Co.
city % Savannah, Borun; Savannah:
Ocean : : 70
i \ Moffc,i 5r. Sninnet Texas City.
N0bor' !. Hague.
,,ss,f,s ngf'oN r,a f'y : sds ,nr. Carey Bristol;
axe Saws. Holtauc. Cienfuesos. \ Y e.
Cuba Mail : 5 Co.
cabo vlusno Csp>. Astorquis; c~dia and
Malaga; Ybarra Linz.
Sspdorsnn & SON.
ln4ependeoce, Nall n"erhcr~ Rotter-
San Hrupo (,r. -ia'thosvs: ) santiago
AID Kingston; United Fruit Co.
IlUa tiSr) roW"!l, NaNuis and Port
Anton o; United Trujt CO.
ENns fitaD. CHESS; PhUadclpl.ia
lts iin America. Inc.
Canadian carricr CBo Robson: Hall
faN, Wiitprd & Mckay. Inc
Snwance (Br) lianlpson; Rouen: y 81
Smith.
R7lshc.ecsl, zu'c. Fort Lobos. Nc
Nufamar. ilasscll; Antills and Bsncs:
Munson S 5, Line.
Potomac. McLeod Bremen and Dan
zis United states Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

that piece Of the h,.s ~
aq"ate o9 the re-. Naa Shaping isjsIs sIIeut 81
b"en ne o"T Isf4 sfAs fa meot Of the post s.ss sS's
o"rn ieft n"fo~ the wateri;n'os 'os au
ne weather, -sHhough. rns,
~. has IN 'nen TOO sevsre to try 70, Sesf',s
tive brief calm interval - esmpr,
last was pumped out a4 ans 's water n
tanks forward filed to sss co.,, me bsh,.
orought up the vessels ..sy s,.'y Il.
GENTLY high % attach zeys., I'm ss.s
canies 70 ne fragment Of rnss u ..
remained. Meanwhile. I'm uoosr sA,l
been keeping on her oourzs sssssl s.l ID
Guilty by The aid of her twin s'n . ~
Throw" Into Deliri,m .s''T :
Eric Rees. the fra. 80. q
Thomas Mitchell. the seeas ynissr "a
volunteered 70 20 over "' oslee
bo'sun's chairs and make fas. sen
cables They worked "a, as' The ss.I
.ncceeded in lashing the "a cao.' h'ar =.
N tcheJ va caugh. bv , les sss|
slammed against the shin. wave 81.
Recs san it and signalsd - eount.r
TO haul MP the chef Office .ns dses'
then dangli-g urcons,;on.' no -,
bo'sun's char. After batb;. u q.
hot water he rerained ,n,s ain !,
but in delIrium begged TO so's.ss's go hsa's
his JOB. The tnrnperature ~ =. ossk +
while the two officers woykol 81 u. ,r
above zero and the tcmns,..' Fa
sea was 35 above zero ''e ." d
An hour after the s-,. =.
been nonlcd 10 the deck ~. ''acer b
the rrddcr stub lad boo, e ssois 5
shreds. and another attsr,. npped
to make repairs. '' vas a,e
This tine Second Ofscs- Pa.
over the stern again. tax - r,., ~
Charles lngraham. the bo',r1 VI" IL
Kept q. the joo for several No. Is
hauled 70 the deck occs.;.s',rs's c;S's, rs's
"thau out" Captain Crrn..as''y
them TO give up the task. hn, :. ast
at it until darkness set in. WIG W. ~
were finally hauled up On s..s ssa sssy ,l
men collapsed, exhausted from ~. =. sts M
of the ar and from partial snss.sa =. ,sa
due TO their roomertary piu,ns. ,,s'saa~
the surface Of the sea '' 7adef
The pannonia cnco7r..,,,
weather thereafter unt;l !. ''i.rt |
within 200 miles Of Sandy Hss. H an.
another attempt vas mad, >. 'ss'.
temporary rpdder. This last .s.-s as
made impossible By fresh.n,.s.' INV. ~
gale. and the freigh4er cans :. y .
Lightship yesterday pilosed b, -. 4.
OF her screvz. She az
tugs and assisted through the N.rrs
20 the Cunard Line pier ii tb. MI
River.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Freight Ships Due
Dne Today

Vessel Fort hrer~y
caprera. Mcssins, Jan Ia. Italia Am Limo
Argon, Rotterdam. Jan 7. Robert l. Hague
Cragness. Hnll. Jan II; ~ $ Navieat Co
Aldgate, Lisbon Jan iS.. Jas W Flwcll 4 Co
Ncstalia, Genoa. Jan 15.......p .pei7cc Bros
rhode Fagelund. Rio de Janeiro. Jan Il
Aln'arso, 1mmlnsham. jan -.
Pacific Steam Navigation
West Coru'n. st Thomas Feb
Mrnson Lines
Furncss. Witty & Co
Steel voyascr. London Jan Is.
Editor nunNirk Ian :acoTaspoitsn Ss"s" ,nss i.ns
Janus. Brest. Jan 2S...... .Threo star Line
sa1'usf' Fernambuco. Ian Il.
Lsmpasas. Galveston, reb H.. Mallory Line
Ch'caho CITY. Bristol. Jan 2I.
-, James Arkcll & Co
w ~ tit'o'u, Kourn IAN "i.....H J. Hague
Consort Avonmouth. Jan %
+ Ii Wincboster {, Co
Houldcr Weir ( Boyd
Stanley Dollar. San Pedro, Jan 20
Dollar Limo
Sirsiiia, London. Jan .7. Cunard s S Co
s'a1n Clty Shields. Jan - 7.....U Nav Co
Due Tomorrow
Brazilier Antwerp, Jan 26 Belgian Limo
eastern Guide. Ouoens,own. Jan 23.
Moore. Mccormick & Co
Due Monday
American, Los Anse eles, Jan 2A
\cendyk. 'crt Said, Jan 25
Holland A merica Line
Taraby. LcitA. Jan so. ] II Winchester & Co
Due Tuesday
Schohsr!c. lamhurs' Jan 81. Kerr CO
Somerset, Hamburg. Ian - .Kobt l. Hague
Eastern CraS. st Nazairc Jan 80
Nosmopolitan Line
Duo Wednesday
West Eldara- 1}rest. Jan 81
Tarantia. Glasgow. Feb ....cumard I.inc
handahar, Gibraltar, Ian 25 Norton Lilly
Clcn Cun nkl-<. Ian 81 Cosmopolitan Line
Nusces, Galveston Feb S...... Mallory Line
Due Thursday
Euchannes. Shields Feb /. l. S Navisation
Maine, London Feb 4.
Atlantic Transport Line
Maryland, Bordeaux Feb -. French Line
AHcross BucnIs Ayres Jan 20
y & Argentine Limo
Due Friday
Ranne 0fJord. Chrstiania Jan a.
Norwegian \ Nerican Line
forS Castle, Southampton, Feb 2
Barber Lines
Due saturday. Feb TX
fionlor Antwerp, Jan %. Belgian Inc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
RudtIer Gone.
Ship in Storm
Fights e Way In
Crew Of The ammonia a
Wakes Heroic but Futile
Efforts 10 Rig Gear Dur
ing Freezing Hurricane
Battered for Is DAYS
Men lowered Over The Stern
EsalF Drowned by Icy
Seos, bui Stick to Task

The frcightcr Fannonia Of tho
C1rard Iine, once popular liner in
the company's Mediterranean service,
came to port yesterday after fighting
hcr way through storms across the At
'antic for twenty-five days Her rud-
der was snapped of in a hurricane
in midocean and the heroic work Of
repairs On the part Of her officers and
crew wont for naught so Violent vas
the weather.
Gangs went over the stern dozen
times to rig a temporary steering gear
and every little while the men were
hauled up again. bruised ana uncon
scous, some Of them half drowned By
the icy seas that dashed them. Twice
the dogged sailor men succeeded in
their tasks, bu' hardly was tho job
finished when waves Of terrific force
nnd the work so tazar1ously under
takcn
Captain stephen Grunow. the Pan
nonia's master, 2 veteran Of the Cunard
Line. with q brilliant var record in
transport service, sank back in his
cHdlr yesterday "hen ne lett the
bridge. bundled up in his salt-staincd
uniform, which had not been off mis-
body in ten days.
Captain Praises Crew
"Wcll, We got her in safely after
all,' he said. even if il did take Us
t"onty-cight Gays 10 do il. We have
no rudder. a quantity Of broken furni-
turc and deck fittings and Some bruised
and tired men. but our packet is safe
and our ago intact. haze no re-
grcts for the stormy passage has SHOWN
clearly 10 me the splendid stuff ny
crow is made Of"
Captain Grunow averaged about three
hours sleep day throughout the run,
and much less than that during the
last SIX davs. The Pannonia left Liver
pool January II Snc should have come
across in twelve day. but at the end
Of this time sNe va only in miG-At-
lantc. On january 25 snc encountered
q hurricane which lasted FOR twenty
SIX hoGrs. When it cascd off the
FaHnonia failed to respond 10 her helm
Two men lowered o1er the stern found
that the rudder most Rad been snapped
off at the 25-foot draft mark. and
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
For tho purpose Of carving

,hc purpose OF carving on the
tra'ro! Scrvoc. the United states Coast
.,nar1 cutter seneca has been detailed ard
WI, IeAYc New Yorh abou, February 5
proceeding 10 the Grand Banks OF Nea,-
foundisnd to locate tho leo fc,de ana
p9,,,ions Of the icehsrss. kecpins IN toue h
"Nn , 'he sItuat1cn making such obscrva~
IONS as practicable on the Quantities or
'cc. its Aind. extent. and drift
s.t nnf ooJecs OF the patrol Is primarily 70
ascertain tne location and rrOgreSsjvs
fnoY Mt of the limiting lines OF tho
roS'ons in which icebcrss ana field ice
oNist in tho vicinity Of thc t;rand Ban.ts
OF Newfonndland and The disscr,inatjor or
tho information for the sui,.snce ana
warning or navigators, and co-ord:nateiy
eaiosraphicai and meteorological Oh,
servations Will form a contrihutior
toward the knowledge Of tho causes WIN.
the limiting lines assume their observed
During the period of ice observe tions
the Seneca will be the only vessel cr,
moved southward as to make a con-
s.an' patrol necessary the United states
"iF rsdo ca parn nvt5eFs Tampa sHd Modoc
spectiveiy will be detailed rho ey
pcrience OF previous wears has shown thst
a, = c"nt'nuous COZ. ice patrol should be estah-
NShcc ABOUT April and should con:inue
throughout The season OF dangerous ico
conditions ~
San"c' 1 WI send report daily to the
Branch photographic Office, New York
Slt.. a. a. a. :" m, 10Th meridian time. ad-
dressed 'Hydrogra phc New York" An
cndeaN"r VIII be made to communicate tbe
mfs:'T'" direct to coast radio stations lr
unable to communicate With any OF these
st"'1oN' tho message viii be rclave,,
through any vessel within reach
The ice Information Viii be given in "a
plain ard concise English . practicab.e'
jrr} bste isu ''1'S or "''''
&C., Time (75th mcridi.n,
cd Latitude
60 I.onEituoc
N( Other alta may be necessarily
me on ihts d"ty. the patrol vessel
rnessascs to keep ships at sea advised Of
the limits of the ice fields. etc.
The Senecas radio call letters arc NRE.
Sno "''' use wave length Of 500 meters
when communicating with passing YES
The radio messasee from the pat-o.
hips wiil be given publicity Immediately
graphic Office New York. and by ne
'i$drosraphic Office, Wa shnsron
vhe worN of The United States Coast
te greatly facilitated il the p~incipaj
.rans tlantic eamship companies would
instruct he masters OF their vesses to re-
port the following data by radio to the
patrol vessels
ta) Icebergs or obstructions sighted.
giva1toa gin date tlrn,' s'ituds onsitnds nd
with the temperature of the water at the
time.
tp) Temperature OF sea water every four
Injection, when between ATTITUDES 30 deg
north and as deg. north, and longitudes
So teg, vest and ~ deg. west when
the latituGe and Longitude, course am,
spec! AZ finc Of each observation This
da'a VIII tac'i'tste ne Plotting OF u tenn
.atins tho branches OF the La sbrndor m,
fcnt II. j.. Euii'fin. No. 1871
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Fire keord

l2:1o-lsO wcst 18th ST; unknown ~
le:So--lcs Eas, locth st; unknown.
a:cs-s5o West 18th ct unknown.
Unknown
7:o5-sis Church street: Edler &
90. s1 scSwsI,z ,, ,,,,....:;.. Il n'Snow'.
'ronx: auto, Atlantic I'+cj1c
lo:t5-oS. Union sv. Bronx; 5 Peri
c.nder. ........... I n|snown
ll:lS--S66 5lh ~: Fred Platt. nknown
l1:5o-SA East o9th st: A. Silvoruar.
l1:2o~so4 Amsterdam av.: Margares
l1:so-4s7 lisa av; T. H. G. A and
6:io--5ic Brook av.. the Bronx: Alex
sndcr Spodolsi.i. ,....,.. unknown n
sl5--a7 Union So; China American
s'so~sS ISn"S W. W.. 18th st.; $. and F. Cos ."'
7:o-7l inv Warren g st, Fox Tool "o "E"'
7:o5-eos w. 2sth ST: Backcrman &
Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Unknown
7:4s--Sl4 Broadway; Alexander &
s:l5--44s Westches,er av., the Bronx:
Isaac Tit"lbaum s...... Unknown
s:So---5o Sans st. John stern. unknow n
9:1H--15 w. gath at; Artistic Dress
s:4s--s w. S6th ST.; auto: Unknown.
e:5o--35 Watts st j. Boss .Unknown
1o:2O-27S West End av.; A. j. Phil
lips Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
New York Banker Selected,

ST@oel07 DtspoFce 70 7he T'ribu0e
CUMBERLAND. Md. Feb. 1O.-Thoma<
l.. Pierce, OF the New York Trust Com
lany,. was elected president to-day of
the L'berty Trust Company, one of the
largest banking institutions in western
Mary land He succeeds Hugh A. Nc
Mullin. former State Comptrol,er who
resigned
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

FTon The Yrib4re's W-oshinotos Etrcou
WASHINGTON. Feb. lo-Nsvv order
issued today follow
EI.sss Ed Gapt. T. =. to submarine fo.illa :
rSlnns" pTssn. i. Gapt t. G. r. % Asiatic Fleet
Madison. 1t. Com " T.. to L. s Mu~
ioru '''7
"i,i's,ns A,.an W.T.; 1t; Com. E. II. to L $. s
-haar '-,haa1stts It; G.. 70 7. $. 5. Maua,ee
Ms2son. II e. G.. to L. s s crosby,
RamsdeM. ~. {. r.. to L. s s. Euis.
Nds N5,r5 ms. I. xns r. Ei 70 / S. S Thsssier
riiss Ens. !. 3. to T. S. s 5 wsiies s''ss'
C,onon. Ems e. T.. to u s s uaze,wood.
bennett. t:ns r. T.. to div. ls.
Ns'ss Nsnss T9, Ems g : E e. to TO I / $ Msns. Hs,o
Lyon Ems. G. D.. to div H.
iynch. Ems t. f.. to div lG.
surphv Mu,I,Slsy rp, nns, e. J. A. ,a TO = $ 9Ls
Van Cation. Ems. A. a.. to u s. s. Cham.
Tcda Too d ,.E Ems ,- II G. to y: $ s. sorners
Isdhetter. Con-. r 10. to Washington
Thomas. Ut. W. n, to L. s s Penns,i-
Sranaail. SI nosp: r; s: to = S: S. Relief
Arapaho
M.ichaelts. Bosn: e, to I. s s. Bridgeport.
Monks Bosn. r, to L. s. S. Charleston
Alrnorr. Gun. C. w. to New York
Boi'cau: Gan. A.. TO Atlantic Fleet
Cockreii Gun. ). H.. to San Francisco
Cos, Gun J. j.. to Boston
ca Dor. Gun e.. to New York
Love. Gun u. r.. 10 L. s. s Prairie
Mccarthy. Gun. w. NJ. 20 Pacific Flee,
Mccoy. Gun. =. T.. to San Diego
Sultzbach. Gun s. to Boston
Neescr, Gh. Mach. G.. 10 Pacific Fleet
Owen, Mach. e. h. TO Phiiadeiphia
Smith. Pay Cll1. A C.. to t. S S. Jason.
Smith. Pay Clh. r. NJ. resigned
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Notice to Mariners

'by Q Hydrogra phic OHice)
The photographic Office undo tha
Navy Department is established ts. ala
mariners. 1t publishes nautical chart.
BOOKS, tables tnd periodicals Z broad
casts by radio all urgent information
involving danger 10 vessels It's brarrr
Offices have the latest hydrogra phic in
formation o. ali parts of the world and
- pFepareu to serve mariners in many
ways Mariners are invited TO call AZ
the branch offices between the hours OF
and $50, where they Will be cordially
welcomed. All mariners ara reuuested
bra nch offire all hydroEra infor-
nation The thanch Hydroy-aohlc lc
Office, New York. is situated at $50
Broad st. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Maritime Miscellany

fCit IAND. Orc. Feb iO-Port OF Port
lana tc'cEraphcd bid or $4,000 each for
'hree wooden huIls Of Shipping Board for
u W. as cosl hhrgea Port comIuissioncr
icorgc IL Kelly, st Washington wired All
wooden hullr on Pacific Coast mold
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb Io--Annnal re-
port NATION Navigation Compnny shows
net profit in operation OF vessels durtrc
'"21 OF %40t99S; net profits from ali
s"urccS 3S?a. $40 Dividends during year
Sh'o,l't balance December . SS8itaao
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-dny
Nerth OF Sandy Hook-Trcsh southea st
AMI south wlnus. overcast thick weather.
probably rain or snow.
Sandy HOOK 60 Nstteras Fresh south
cast and snuth winds, overcast thick
weather aud probably rain.
Haftcras 10 Florida Straite--Frcrh ,out h
ana southwest winds except moderate over
FLORIDA straits overcast wcat her and
probably liz ht ,aiua over north port ion.
Esst and west Euf OF McNico--Frrall
south end southwest winds and overcast
weather.
arihbca7 sea and Wirdward Passage
FrcHh northwest and cast winds aud
partly oTcrcast Weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

the Hotel Biltmore to n large number
Of American clothing manufacturers.
lergc retailers and others who have cx-
tended courtcses to the Scotchmcn
during the visit to this country. The
members of the delegation have just
returned to New York from tour that
took them to the principal clothing
manufacturing ccnters in this country
and Canada. The party is sailing for
home next Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

Asvi i,noon 30 sE SABINE bar Fsb 10
Ac~iN pd SAND key FAb -
2 isea la SO 20 Ion 2. ) Fob 8
slasAan ?~o NY More Island rep 10
American Legion 400 y RIO &c .jarciro
American star 1850 Ne cape Horny
-.'cnas a. : csro s-n hntonia Feb 10.
AAz,osc I'd ,istcras reb 10 ''' w.
b1el!ipsnam &c = SAND KY reb 't' "a
belvidore 500 f Cape Henry F~h S
hssen tsssssm 6 ssnxoa Gry ,o5 seuh fsss FsS
Cals lsrlares 20 \ Colon Feb 10.
Csrtago 81 iron, Colon Fcb 10
C.en.enn,a' .enre I,t Stste 100 f Ambrose Fob ..
Charles Bralcy IA $ Jupiter irch 10
cnsg.es NJ Everest go sE Galveston
Cnousecs 10 ror'o '1S3'sTSf "Sr'eT reb t'G 10
CIV OF ',so .st ~ o. Ion sc 81 Feb s.
Ky s9,. OK o. Montgomery no = Jlattoras
Cokesit [,isit l,l5o E Ambrose reb 8.
eorsansha orn arSfs ~ !. e ssar Sapg ,5snT rep 10
conehatta 22S " Fss,9ct ~, ,p ~ ro, -
C!emont Canr Smith Il NJ NsntucTe, Ieb reb 10. TO-
Sonsort 45G E Ambrose Feb 10 w.
Corning $50 + 'Tampico Feb To-
CHAMPION Anderson l2s Sw u.,.
David McKelvy IL wsW f,a1,e,as s1 80, r,oA q
De!aware Sun lss from Hatterss 'tsSs Feb fee D.
31or, Dto a. ~ " Bishops RocA lEag) Feb s.
Eastern Glade $50 + Ambrose Feb IN
Eas,ern kins ls' - as Ion 81 20 Fab 3
t.sstern Victor laf IS os Ten s4 II nv
Ecuador 800 Sc san fSranciseo ~; ~;
f--b '""N''No ) / "
FL sol - \ flat,erss rob
r:spe'snzs r: iea $ Scotland F~b 10
= . Bsrs,ow is : Hatterss vch ia
f'e ederlcN Kellogg lo5 from Tan,rico
Gafney 235 II Ambrose Fob 10
George W Barnes 32o : Scoti.,,a r..
,.eorge Wnsh,nston S41 f Ambrose pch IN
Guifls snd ~ Jupiter Feb 10. ~ 30
Gulfnaid % Hsttcras Feb "a
Gulfprace ss5 s Portland Feb q
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Hospital for Joint Diseases
Increases Site for New Home

The Hospital for Joint Diseases pur-
cha ascd from George w Denton 30 fss
18th Street. n threc-stcrv dwellings
16Tlno With this acquisition the hos-
pi.al has nov assembled site 2o0Xl5z,
upon whlch it VIII construct an eight
story building from the plans being
prepared by Buchanan e. Kahn. Bcnia-
min Bernstein was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Observation-Disclosures.

For tine year ended Octobe, u 7
Emerson-Brantingher Compauv : :
ported net loss, after taxes .i.. =
and inventory adjustrn ent Of Il ae =
compared with q surplus Of sa-,r
in the preceding year. Profit, ~
Federal taxes. amounted 10 s7,.s
against sl506 2o6 II 1920 '>
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Sailed Yesterday

West Canaan. Batavia: Franklin Beau
nlont. Tanerno. San Juan: Elisha Walker
Tampico. Colon. CriStobsl: Lake }Nannin.
winning on, \yiand t@wN. Baltimore
iowan san Pedro; Acasts (Brl. Philadei-
phia; Lake Saws CieNfueEos
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHiNGToN. Fob 1o-The United
states shipping Board Eracrgency rleet
Corporation announced tho following as
siSrNneOt to-day
Saucon. 1875 dw'.. assigned Daniel Rin.
Icy 6 Co, managing agent
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

The Tribune publishes daily reports
o. the positions Of merchant vessels re-
ceivcd through the United States Naval
Com m unicatioH Service. Ship.nasters of
vessels " "a radio apparatus may With
ou; cha : report their CrR) noon
positions through the following nAval
radio stations in he United S:atea
pl oper: Bar Hasbo;, Me. fOltcrclire.l:
AraE Eansett. l. l.; Ct-4 May. \. j.,
Norfolk, Va; Cape .stterAe, y. C.:
Jupiter. Fla: Key Nfee' Fla: New
Orleans La
These position CrR> .epo~ta should
be addressed only to >.e radio station
called, and they wil, b. forwarded to
New YORK - - important that these
reports shouid be sent promptly a.
noon each day IL or6er that t'i.y MAY
nc re e-eived in time Cor publication
'os'tioH rcpcr's can also be sent
through tho stations of the Indepand
eD' Wireless Tolee ra ph Company. Inc
a. New York, East Morches l.. l.. and
Easthampton, l.. |.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Army Orders

RON Tie 7r,oure's vcsti.oso. s....
WASHiNGTON. Feb. lG-Arr, !.
ders issued today follow:
Infantry
U~trberger l. y A. 70 FOR. Ncps.,.
Timing. l.. \ 2. % camp Trsr:. - =
1itus. Ma g. p. % Cedar RAPID,
Miscellaneous
Greene Ma Z :. Med. C.. 70 csu,
Elelia-- Il
Mann. M = g.. Den. c. 20 ps,,.,
nerr. Ma. n. J 3D. = \. . Arcaat
Rudolph. Maj. +. Il. AIT svc. 70 F,t..,
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Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval $cry;c
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SLiirMANlEKH

Distance 's given in miles Reports arc
dated At noon uN!nss otherWise apacldcd.l
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Scotch Wooden Mems Dinner

Members of the official delegation
representing the Scottish Wooden
Manufacturers Trade Mark Association
will give a dinner on Monday night at
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
City Island

POUND EAS7'-Sch~ William Melbourne
,hrl. New Yora fo- LlNerpool y $
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Outgoing Stcamsslips

NOT al--Nail information viii he .our,
CD VraYsl Guide rage, Colun!a Eisht
Sal, To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11
Navy Orders

Fro" The V~'bAne's E'oshinOtox E .ercau
WASHINGTON. Feb. lo.-Navy- order
issued today follow
New-York tribune., 1922-02-11

Philadelphia: 10th. Sunoco tBelg>. Marcus
Hook. l'untslnan u'r). Galveston.
FLY MOUTH. Fob 10--Panhandle State,
New YORK Tor London land proccadsd).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-27
Renewal of Service
Portland to New York
Plans Being Made

Maine is soon to be again connect
cd by water, with direct line of
freight ships, between Portland and
New York.
An agreement was entered into
Wednesday between the Eastern
Steamship Lines. Inc, and the di-
rectors of the port of Portland, to be-
gin at once. construction of proper
pier and dock, fully equipped with
adequate sheds: railroad tracks and
team facilities. on the Westerly side
OF the new State pier, now being con-
structed. in Portland. Construction
will begin at once and the terminal
completed at the earliest possible
moment and when complete the
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc, Maine
Steamship Line, will operate ade-
quate freight service between the
two ports, renewing service operat-
ed regularly for so years. prior to
October. 1917 at which time by rea-
son Of conditions over which the
Company had no control, obliged
them to discontinue the service.
Every effort will be made to serve
the interests of forwarders and re-
ceivers of freight, in Maine. to and
through the port of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-27

The endmen are ready to give the
performance of their careers and are
almost perfect in their parts. One
of these funmakers, Jerry Carey. is
particularly we'll known to local the
atergoers, making a pronounced hit
both in the Legion Minstrels and the
Elks Mirstrels last season. This year
he has a song that will go over. in fine
style, and as dance artist this lad
is one of the best. This live wire
will show some real class in the
dance line and make bigger hit
than ever
The soloists-C. Bryce Little, John
3. Brown. Myron Haskell and. Hor-
ace Parlin, all have selections that
will please the music lovers and put
over as these artists will they are
sure Of being enthusiastically receiv-
ed.
The chorus Of 40 men is in itself a
feature being made up Of fine singers.
Tickets for the show are on sale at
Fletcher's Pharmacy, priced at Soc
75c-s1 and the public is urged to get
busy and secure their pastchoards, as
there are still some fine seats re-
naming.
There will be q dance following the
production. Music by Kelley's or
chestra.-Adv.