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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11

that since the recent cut in wages from
$3.50 to S47.oo a month for able sea-
men, the Americans available for crews
have diminished. The sea service
bureau has little difficulty in filing
vessels with Americans, but does not
find as many ready for employment as
in previous months. 1t is believed that
this may be due in part to the gradual
Improvement in industry, which is alb
scrbing the. unemployed.
Any shortage that may exist, it was
said yesterday. is at outlying ports.
such IS Philadelphia and Norfolk, but
there is no lack Of seamen at New
York. Placements here in March were
2,032, loss of 3os for the month. OF
this number LAO went in the ocean
trades and s92 coastwise. Other cities
recording losses for the month were
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore, Nor
folk, Savannah, New Orleans, and New
port News. Ports showing gain we're
jacksonville, San Francisco. Portland.
Ore; Seattle. Galveston and Mobile.
The largest advance was at Seattle
with 1866.
The figures given out yesterday
showed 222 deck officers, 267 engineer
ing officers and 5000 seamen employed.
Most OF these were for Shipping Board
vessels
officials of several steamship com
panles yesterday denied reports that
private lines generally were paying
wages below the official scale of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
ton though 1T was admitted that in
some instances as low as s25 90 s35 a
month was paid to able seamen The
Official scale is s47.50 on private ships
and 500 on Shipping BOARD vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Notice TO Mariners

Position of mine reported Apr was
south and clear of all steamer tracks from
and to New York and Boston. Current
charts indicate tina, mine will proba by
drift to east and south away from steam
ship tracks. When mine was reporter 10
ice patrol vessel latter was 175 miles or
more distant from mine. Following TWEEN
ty four hours foggN. preventing search Of
any nature. On 5th inst two icebergs
We're reported near west-bound steamer
track TO Boston, requiring immediate in
yestisation by ice patrol vessel, this be
ing regarded paramount. No search made
for mine, as sa me- has not again been re
ported ana such search believed futile
Mariners have been urged repeatedly to
sink or destroy mines by gun rifle fire
such cooperation being necessary to free
the seas.
y, Telcgraphic report vas to-day received
by NE Hydrosra phic office that all
shift the steamer tracks sixty miles to the
southwark. the change 10 be effective as
track crossing lon Il in lat 80 80. on ' Apr
Is. to adopt west bound track, crossing
Ion a in lat 40 so
|, is at once apparent that unless all
other steamship companies. not parties to
the above agreement, also adopt these
extra southerly routes grave Hanger o.
collisions viii exist between east bound
shipping on the normal track crossing Ion
AZ in lat 80 so. and west bound shipping
on the extra southerly track crossing at
same point, and that this menace would
be greater than that of ice.
Although the present ice conditions are
not such as 20 render this change mper-
ativ,e for safety. nevertheless the change
tends toward greater safety a sea. and this
fact together with the immediate neces-
sity Of having all Atlantic shipping
follow the sane routes, influences the
HNdrographic Office to urge shat all yes
sells engaged IN the trans Atlantic trade
adopt the extra southerly routes namely:
East !. 'o .a O. Eff eetiNe APR s. cross ION a
is, CROSS Ion At in lat 40 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Cleared

M~yanla. Thomson; Tampico; Walker &
Daily
Acuuania OBJ. Charles; Cherbourg and
southampton: Cunard 5 CO.
Cristobal Skitifngs; Kingston and Girls
tcral; Panama Z Co.
.:eesna DItal!a 90. OliTari: Palermo
-.aples and Genoa; Furness, Witty & Co
Emilia 90, Gladuiich: Malta. Venice
and Trieste; Phelps Bros.
Mayaro fBr), Drysdale: Grenada. Trini-
Cad and Demerara; Furness, Witty & Co.
Oron tSp), Cavia; Piraeus. Salonka and
Gonstantinople: Garcia e. ihaz.
Mary, Goodman; st John Bull
s. CO.
, PrrsIer tBeD. Sytor; Hayre and Ant
-, y; lloyd Royal Beige
The Lambs Lohse Alexandria and
Malta: United American Ltnes.
" upper. Browne; Trinidad and
DeInerara; Civde Co.
Mundei-a. Osborne Vera Cruz and Tam
lico. Munson Line.
Muskogee, Eifstrom: Baton Rouge; Robt
i Hague.
cry OF 81 Louis, Johnson: Savannah;
Ocean s s Co
Phonjs tDan). Gai Norfolk. West Indies
s s Co.
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NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SrIIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
Of the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the United States Naval
Commur ication Service. Shipmastcrs OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their tTR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor. Me. (Otterclires);
Cape Hatt"ras. n c.; Jupiter. Fla;
Key West Fla; New Orleans. La
These position tTR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called, and they VIII 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
York City (WCG), Babylon. l.. l.
NWSE>, Easthampton. L. 1. (WSA).
New London. Conn. (WST).
No charge made FOR medical or
surgica, advice. latest news and weather
reports.
'The Radio Corporation Of America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
lWCC> siasconset, Mass tWSC). New
London, Conu tWLCD, Cape May, New
orl; city (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice Will DO
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton of America by the u Public
Health Service.
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BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

fDistance in miles nosition a. roon ~,
less ntherwieo sta.aG poei''oi at noon IN
Aswibay a S Scotiand .rrii 10
Blair sos E Anbrose 4 NH
Bolivar ia & s.nd, US i, - ~ II g., 50
Con7ai 20S L, C:sI,.es..,, ri'on - PlH ~
Corneifa POI n Gan 1J,a, "a bnr,io
pirigio rs NE Diamond i SHOALS p,I Apri, "a
Eastern cf,,tda sae e'' o. ~ "st Apr' ~.
Frieda 70 s JuniIar Avn April .
Gulfstar % q SAND >ev Ar~,,
fedarIs - Z , 7aHp .>NE Apr! -
1owsn 9o, $ A1 ''ipIoss a Int, 10
c White 500 w pe,17 ~ - ~ =,
Lake Gilboa 2bS s; Srn,ian,a . 'Np;''
Lake Fannn 200 s scotiand a A ~ II ~ 10
Montana lat 30 o. \ lon oS g a 20 pr1 ". ~.
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Passenger Ships Due
Dne To-f{oy

eYea M MAJ c. VIII mails; eSpected to
a a9c P,er a,s rn e lWa or early Wednesday
Nandyck tBr), Montevidoo March 20; to
Lamport & Holt Line with mails: will dock
a0Sh, 10 5oo m at Pier a. Hoboken w.t.,
Dallett & Co with mails; expected TO dock
forenoon at Pier II, Bkyn (Montague ST.
CITY OF Atlanta. savannah April s; to
Ocean Co; expected to dock afternoon
at Pier IS. y r (Spring ST..
Due Tomorrow
Algeria (Br). Glasgow April l; TO An
Choir Line with mails; expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 81, n r (West 13th ST.
Swedish American Line with mails: is
expected to dock about so a m at Pier
81. (West 57th ST.
to n Galanos with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier %, B'kyn.
Duo Thursday
-, Honeric (Br) Southampton April 5; to
miles east of Ambrose noon of April 10: is
expected to dock about 80 IN at Pier
SO. r NNest 18Th ST..
Manuel Cavo tSp), Cadiz March 81: to
Spanish Royal Mail Line with mails; is
expected to dock at Pier s. (Old Slip
., Esiho9ia DAM Neufahrwasser March
Pier s. Bush Docks Bklyn
:, - TiViyes Ningston April s.; TO United
afternoon at Pier Is, E (Maiden Lance.
Araeuaya (Br>, Bermuda April II; to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails !:
is expected to dock forenoon at Pier AZ
\ r (Morton st)
Fort Victoria (Bry. Bermuda April II:
to Furness. Witty & Co with mails is ex
pected to dock forenoon at Pier IS, r
(West 55th st).
Due Friday
venezuela, Cristoba April :.
W r Grace e. Co
Jus in. Natal. March S.......B Booth S S Co
= araval, Trinidad, April T. Furness- Witty
Guiana. Barbados. April 6 Furness- Withv
Due Saturday
Carmania. Gibraltar April a.
Cunard S Co
Monterey. Havana, April IL
ny & Cuba Mail S Co
Due Sunday
Mrfa rtic Bermuda. April T.. W Star Line
HcFtnla Liverpool, April 6 .Cunard S S co
Due Monday
Cedric, Liverpool, April s White Star Line
Finland. Antwerp. April g.. Red Star Line
Relltg Olav, Cops hagen. April 6.
Punch. Edge & Co
Princess Matoi4a 7rensn. April 6.
Bergensfjord, bergen. april :. -''''s
ft7~P Gian American Line
Pan America. 70 be Janeiro. Apri 8
Munson Line
Panama, Cristobai. April 10 Panama r r Co
santa Luisa, Valparaiso, March %.
calamares Havana. April IA i'm n Fruit ru co co
Philadelphia Mayasuez, April u.
Red u Line
Fone". San Juan, April II.
Ny &; Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. April Is.
Furness Witty G. Co
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SEATTLE, Wash. Bon Marche; F. l..
Besselman' mdss ST. ns Io, rs 9TH aN.
Rice Silk d G. CO., r. Fl. Halter wa sin
goods; 377 Rway.
wear corsets. ribbons: 500 B'way.
ST: PAUL Minn.-The Golden Rule. NJ
schunemon & Evans. Inc. NJ. NJ. Shut
felbarger, womens ready to wear. corsets.
brasseres waists, fuys, fur coats; care OF
Fred Atkins, go 5th av.
Silk, Baer 4 Fuller; NJ. steinfeld. furs.
sport wear: r. s. stamur; fur skins; Mrs.
Famous & Barr; NJ. Feinberg, boys and
men rsn ba ssment ae eiothing 81 w. 2sth st.
Simon A. Frank, neckwear, mems furnish
ings. Gregorian.
SYRACUSE. y. Y.--Neal & Hyde; T. H
Neal domestics; 72 Leonard st.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind A Herr; Miss NJ.
$. Leland, ladies underwear; care Alfred
ra TERR Fis H ~ 544 ST ind-Root D. G. Co.
II. l.. kutchbach, floor coverings; 90 f.
ToLEDo--w L. Milner Co.; c. A Smith
11s W. SD st
.,, ToLT Fl >, X . D; G Co; n Walker
ToLEDO-Lasalle & Koch b. r. fully
mdse: mgr. Jobs dresses; 225 18th av.
T1oLnpo-M. Mover; F Rauch Jobs
TORONTO. CANADA
Pulan Co: L" Pullan, womens ready to
:, TRENToN, =. I.--Yara's. 1ne;: Louis
Co, $40 18th av
UTICA ~ Y.-F. W. Sessions Millinery
Co.: j. v Clement, silks. satns velvets,
ribbons, millinery, laces, embroideries, cot
ton piece goods. fannes; 500 5th aV
WASHINGTON
Woodward & Lothrop: E. o. Robinson,
do"nstairs store only. general merchan-
disc G: II: Hospital, silks; w. r. Hume
Model Dress shop; H. G. Racoosin.
dresses; PENNSYLVANIA.
Roberts; l. E. Black coats, suits, 40
Wilkes BARRE, IA - Macwilian,s.
G. d. Frey, ladies' ready to wear; care S. c.
McWinams; c. A. Mitchell. shoes; w.
olive Smith, jewelry. umbrellas. knit un-
derwear, art goods, pictures. statues etc.
care of c. 5. Logan, 1874 w. SGD st
Blum Bros; t. Blum women's ready to
wear coats and suits sos 5th av.
Miss Henrietta Lynch: Miss Henrietta
Lynch, gen. mdse.; Martinique.
Mclaughlin Bros; J. f. Mclaughlin
gen. mdse. Imperial.
t,, WAT I:a.rss n. ~, I'll. Ellis; Il
man & Hartblay. III W sad st. '''''
WNLMlN GTON, Dei.-R Topl<is & Son
Chas ,ropkis; ready to wear; care Jay &
WORCESTER, Mass.--schultz Garment
Co; Louis p. Schultz. dresses; Philip II.
Schultz. dresses: Pennsylvania.
John c. Machines Co; George r. Moran
WOODEN and cotton piece goods. silks satins
VelNets, Innings; care of d. G. Union
432 4th av.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio-Strause, Hirsh-
berg Company; r, j. Beacon, division
manager; Miss f. Bott. silk and cotton
blouses; Miss II. Sauer. muslin underwear
knit underwear. negligees; Miss A. shan
non infants wear care Baer & Liicn-
thai. 1850 Bway
youNGsrowM, ohio~-G. NJ. McKelvy
Co; #. Ii. Iarclay, upholstery, draperies
J. NJ. Biggii- 333 7th av.
=, i0uNGSloWN Ohio Medbury Co. r
Medbury, general nldse.; McAlpin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
504 Decrease
In Ship Crews
During March
Shortage of American Sea.
men Develops at SIEVE, al
Ports Following Recent
Decline in Marine Wages
Largest Loss at New York
Sea Service Bureau Shows
o2.2 p. C.. of Citizens
Among Men EMPLOYED

officers and men placed on American
ships in March numbered 6.78s, de-
crease of 594 from the figures in Feb
ruary, according to the sea service
bureau Of the Shipping Board. Of
this number e2.2 per cent were Amer
leans. against 81 per cent in the
previous month. No particular reason
vas given for the decline in the place
n1ents except that the turnover"
among crews was smaller despite
slight increase in sailings
Reports from various seaport7 show
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Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
East Gulf: Fresh southeast and south
winds squalls over northwest portion:
cloudy weather.
West Gult Fresh shifting winds, tecom
ing westerly. cloudy weather and coca
sionsi showers
caribbean and Windward Passage Fresh
'" est and east Winds: generally fair
weather. /, sfa1f1 -
.,. p SANDY Hook: Moderate variable
N'ads becoming cast and southeas, and
increasing by Tuesday night. with cloudy
weather aud showers
Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Increasing
s"uth"iy winds, becoming strong; unset
tied weather and showers
Hatteras 70 Florida Straits: Fresh south
had southwest winds. generally fair
disturbance Of ma rked intensity central
Vel; western Missouri and moving east
LoTtheastward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Physicians Figure as Buyers
And Sellers of Dwellings

Victor Freund g. Son, Inc, sold for
Benjamin Lichtenstein to DR.. Andrew
Brauer the three story dwelling, 312
East Fifty second Street, 19xl00, and
for Theresa Ankel and others to DR..
John Miller the three story dwelling
1853 East Forty eighth Street, 20x70.
Mulvihill & Co. sold for DR.. Solomon
Gutenberg the three story dwelling
and garages at the southeast corner
Madis son Avenue and 121st Street,
known as 1861 Madison Avenue, to
EStema HaWath
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Departures

sandy fook' Apsil !. river Arases 'Bn,
fron ea,rss'; r rss,'l,t ana t Mew
BUENos AyREs. April s--saijed: os-
shining New York; April 3. Elisha Walker.
HAMBURG, April city of Flint. Nor
folk MoGca,nla, New Orleans
leann; April /. Taxandrler tBJ. No. Or
TRIESTE. April s---clan Machay (Bp.
DuNkIRk. April CHEQUES Cartier
ROTTERDAM April Western Plains.
Bosion; Ap'ii y rpestone County. New
LAS rALMAs. April s-Dunmoro tBr.
nrom Cork), Hampton Roads
LONDON, April S-Montauk. New York
vssconia n8D. New York
BARRY, April s--Roman Prince OBD.
oUEENsTowN. April Sailed: scythla
(Br) from ItverpooD. New York
RIO JANEIRO, April 10 Frogner (Nor)
ALICANTE. March So--Cadiz tspan).
.rATRAs, March so-csnadan Hunter
BATAVIA. April 4--Maartcnsdijk tDt,
New York
cALcUTTA, April s. Clan Macintosh
SAVONA, April -- Jancta tBr. New
Orleans
HONGkONG. April 6 'rayo Maru
Japr. san Francisco Wenatchee. Seattle.
LIN ERPOOL. April sTanafjord (Nor.
Norfolk; Hambleton Range (BD. BALI
more.
NEWPORT. Eng. April s-Baron Blan-
tyre tBr), Fort Arthur.
FAYAL April S--Bcrgsdalen tNor).
from Oran, Baltimore.
MANCHESTER. April - Housatonic
ORr). Port Arthur,
GIBRALTAR, April o-Canadian Hun
ter OBr). from Patras). New York.
LONDONDERRY April 1-Clendochar t
(Br), Montreal
PORT TALBOT. April sC;udrun
Maersk tDan). Delaware Breakwater
AVONMOuTH. April s-Parthenia tBr),
Savannah.
ABERDEEN. April New England.
Norfolk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Will Seek Permission to Erect
Garage in St. Nicholas Ave

Charles Pieper obtained an option on
the property of Mary K. Stokes, Jane
F. Stokes and Anna y. Waters at 223
to 239 st. Nicholas Avenue, S8.1Ox99.bx
irregular, with an AUDITING parcel. BOX
10011, on 121st Street, forming an 81"
around the northwest corner of St.
Nicholas Avenue and 121st Street. Mr..
Pieper plans to improve the site with
large garage, the deal being dependent
upon { Granting Of permission by
tho Roarl of Standard ard Appeals for
the erection of such structure at this
point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel Port. Agency
Moore, Mccormack & Co
Somerset. Hamburg, March 20.
Robert L Hague
Tuscarora' Manchester. March ls.
Chicago City. Bristol. March az.
James Arkell
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co
Kerr S S Lines
ftora, Maracaibo, March al
Funch. Edge e. CO
Fan rnnrc santos March 20 Kerr S S Lines
Occur dAlene, Lisbon March IS i su lines ee
Idaho Huh March 80;
Lucia Messind, March 20, .... Phelps Bros
Due To-morrow
Wells City, Bristol. March 80
Boswell, Trinidad March ST. 81 "''' ~ ~
Lamport & Holt Line
Due Thursday
Huron'an Antwerp, March 5o..White Star
Mahhattan. Ba ttrnOre. -,
International Mercantile Marine
Due Friday
Andrea, Barry. March SO. Three Star Line
Eastern Guide, London, March 20,
,or,,s Moore Mccormaek Co. Inc
NJ orr!stoWn. Hamburg, March o.
Due Saturday
Fort Elliot. London April l.
Punch. Edge &. Co
West inskip. Antwerp. March rs,
Black Diamond 5 S Corp
Eastern Coast. Boston
susQuehanra S Corp
Due Sunday
oresonian. Hamburg. April i.
United American Lines
"esterdijk, Rotterdam, Apri S.
Holland America Line
songdal, Buenos Ayres. March "a
S o stray S S Corp
Due Monday
EdgnhiN. Rotterdam. April
Black Diamond s s Corp
Mexican. Hull, April g.. United Am Lines
Argalia. Monmouth, April 4 .Cunard S S CO
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Sailed Yesterday

Aswibsy, Phiadel phia Gedania DAM.
1sn1pco; Wabasna (Br). Norfolk; Rayo
towing l barge. Beaumont; Borklun
tDan), Norfolk: Hamilton. Norfolk Meva-
mia Tanpico Nuskocee Baton Rouge :
Mary, s; John b; G Harrison Smith
Port Lobos; brig Guinguada (Sp) Las
Pa'mas.
Mundelta, Vera Cruz nd Tampico: Cana
dian Planter Brl. Boston: Eastern knight
Yokohama, sch Priscilla Alden. ST Stephen,
3.
per Demerara
Cristobai Kingston and Cristobal;
Phoenix DAM. Norfolk: Runa (Nor) Port
Antonio via Norfolk
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Dangers TO Navigation
(By l. S Hydrogra phic Oh1ce>
North Atlantic Ocean--Along the Oversee
Routes

The following obstructions We're reported;
March 29~-Lat 40 6S lon 81 81 passed a
large spar. projecting 10 feet out OF water.
attached to submerged wreckage-GALl-
LEO The 8 G. cutter Tampa reported
by radio on April that black whistling
buoy had been sighted in lat 40 2t Ion
80 55 3S--B ROADCASTED Note. Prob
ably the same buoy reported sighted on
March 26 in lat Al Ion 81 by the L $ I
Cambrai and March 2S in LAT 40 SIS lon
81 10 by the MenomInee tB). March 22-
Lat 80 % Ion 81 % passed a cylindrical
buoy with fat top projecting S feet out
of water lower part covered with marine
growth-MAR B1ANCO. Received the fol-
lowing from Rimutaka Br). March "a
Lat 45 % lon 80 02 passed black whistle
buoy with white ietterins-V IRGILIA.
Received the following from the Dongoia
(Br). March l8-Lat 5 II Ion %
passed over and struck submerged wreck
age-NIRGIIlA
International Ice Patrol
The following radioErsm was received
from the L Coast Guard cutter Tampa:
April S-Positlon lat AZ 10 lon 90 ~, No
ice reported last "a hours. Searching
northward of 42d parallel Handicapped
by continuous northerly gales and low WISH
bility since LIST instant --BROADCASTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Change Of Masters

George Nogel succeeds Patrick
Nhaler command steam screw Matte
George . Brown succeeds Robert n
Wyle command steam screw Socony No 4
Standard Oil Co
Richard Is Fox succeeds Charles Rein
hardt command barge \ S 212.
Eugene Sweatenham succeeds Charles
Renhardt command barge n 8 eos
Robert Seekrk succeeds Edward j
Hunter command steam screw America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Hovt Estate Lots in Bronx
Bring S276.6OO.5O at Auction

A total of s276,6O0.5o was received
for the IT'S lots of the Hoyt estate. the
auction Of which was concluded on
the premises Saturday, by Joseph P.
Day. The lots are on unimproved
streets. A large crowd attended the
sale and bidding was spirited, with the
result that the lots were disposed of
in quick time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Lexington Avenue Deal

O'Reilly &, Dahn and Julius Friend,
Inc, negotiated the sale to Norman S.
Riesenfeld and Joseph r. A. ODonnell
of the northeast corner OF Lexington
Avenue and Seventy Street, two
five and six story apartment houses,
81 3x 1922. The buyers were incor-
rectly reported to have bought the
southwest corner of Lexington Avenue
and Eighty-frst Street. That property
has not been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-11
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mail information will be found
on Travel Page Column Eight.
Sail To-day
Vessel Port Sail Pier
Aquitania. Southampton. IL NJ 5i n X
Rcdondo. Riga. 10 AN. ,.,......... -------
Westport. Dau2ig, . PM......o2 Bklyn
Regina Italia. Naples, 2 PM.
4, Bush Docks, Bklyn
Santa Theresa, Havana. ] PM 63. n r
Msyaro. Trinidad, m, .......24, 3 klyn
Munargo. Nassau. IL M......... 9 E r
City of Savannah, Savannah 8 PM IS. Il r
Sail Tomorrow
France Havre. ~ ". .............57. N
seydlitz. Bremen. 10 AM. 9th St Hoboken
Brit mia. Marseiiles, 2 PM 3lst st. 3 klyn
Santa Elisa. Valparaiso, IL AM 80 B'klyn
GARLIC. Santiago. IL M....... g. "
Hubert. Bahia, 13 M....... 33d st, B'klyn
Eiger. Cristobal. Psi. B'klyn
Sail Thursday
Bayern. Hamburg. PM...,...ss, F.
Old North State. London. Pm 4, Hoboken
Sail Friday
Tansrno. San Juan. IL M..........1, Mr.
Flora. Maracaibo. IL M............
Sail Saturday
Horneric. Southampton. IL SIS n r
Baltic Liverpool. ~ M............5a. n r
hyndam. Rotterdam. - M..5th st, Hoboken
America. Bremen. 10 M.......l. Hoboken
La Bourdonnais, Havre IL Nj. "a, N r
Clan Kennedy Cape Town. 2 PM.
orduna. Hamburg, IL M.,.....42 r
Curacao. = M.s....11. B'k}yn
San LoEenzo, San. Juan, IL NJ 55. B'klyn
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Radio Corpn. of America

Positions at noon unless otherwise
stated. Distances given In miles,
American star IS Cape Henry PM
April .. "
Baldhiu - NE Nantucket I.V Anril 10
Byron d Benson IS ENE Diamond Shoals
LV April TO-
Castleto.n I4o $ Ambrose LIZ April 10.
Cadnu kaduna $50 e Nantucket LV Any,,a
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Shin ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON. April 1o--The Emer.
gency Fleet Corporation to-day assigned
the West 1mboden, a cargo ship of 1856
lightweight tons, to Trosdal, Plant & La
Tonta, ship operators, OF New Orleans,
under the managing agent agreement. The
vessel will be used in Jacksonville Savan-
nah Cha rleston- Liverpool service.
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Hamilton, Nelson Norfolk; Old Domin.
ion Transportation Co
Arapahoe. Devereaux; Charleston and
Jacksonville; Clyde s $ Co
Canadian Planter (Br>. Roop: Brisbane
to Boston. Wiltord s Mckay
Runa tNor>. Iversen: Port Antonio via
Norfolk: Atlanta Fruit Co
Jno Archibald. Barbrick; Port Lobos ::
Robt l. Hague
La Marsa Tr>, Nieuiles; Marseilles, Jas
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City Island

Round South: Schooners La Forr-st l.
simmons, Taunton for New York. 10 Frank
Dean Rusalka; Nantucket for Nav York.
with fish.
Bound East: Schooners r Jayne. New
York for Greenport Lucy Evelyn, New
York for an Eastern port.
:. Sailed: Schooner a'nslie tBr), Nrom
Now York; RINnrnorf n s
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Buy at Jackson Heiohts

Deacon Murphy, of the law firm of
Edwards, Murphy & Minton, purchased
an apartment at 143 Twenty second
Street, Jackson Heights; Fred L. Will
liams,. of Crawford, N. j., also pur~
chased an apartment in the same build
ing.
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Church Gets Abutting Plot

The Church Of st. Martin Of Tours,
at the northeast corner of Grote and
1S2nd streets, purchased from Marie
McHugh the abutting plot 100.8x152.4
irregular, on the west side of Gro
tona Avenue, 500 feet south of Garden
Street
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Purchases Larchnont Home

George Howe sold for client q
Colonial homestead. with about an
acre Of land, in the hills back of
Larchmont to Charles A. Birch Field
of this city. The buyer sold his HON
recently through the same broker.
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Buyers Coming

OAKLAND. Calif.--Kahn Bros: +. r.
Young, hosiery and Knit underwear. 404
+th av. Room 1902 Expected Wednesday
April ~. 1922.