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New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day

Vessel Port Agency
Atlantic, lmminGham Feb cS.
Furness. Witty & Co
oSsa Alexandria, Feb 26 Export s Corp
East Side. st Nasairc. March 3
Bristol City. Bristol March 3.
James Arkell & Co
Georgian, Hamburg, March B.
United American Lines
Chickasaw, Hamburg March l. Kerr s s Co
Independence Hal'' Rotterdam. March 4;
Cosmopolitan Line
Tokufuku Maru, Barry. March 3.
kosmo. Perrin. Feb 17.Houlder Weir & BOYD
syria, Lisbon. March 3 Jas w Elwell 4 Co
Due Tomorrow
Mcsah ha, London, March g.. .Atl Trans Limo
lnkum, London, March Z. .Cunard S s Co
Due Thursday
Brci5 !zel, Bordeaux March s. French Lin.
Watsncss, Shields. March ~ Nav Co
Due Friday
Olympic, Malaga, March s. Three Star Limo
Alness, Liverpool, March 9.
L 8 Navigation Co
I,uc Saturday
Bovic. Liverpool. March 1l.white star Limo
Nessian. Liverpool. March II.
International Mercantile Marine
steel Worker London, March 10.
Eastport. Plymouth March 10,
Susquehanna S Corp
Due Sunday
Tarcntia, Glasgow. March II. .Cunard S s Co
Harembo, Dunkirk, March H.
Cold Harbor. Los Angeles. March 2.
Nawscu Lines
Due Monday
Minuedosa, Liverpool March II.
Canadian Pacific Co
Southwestern Miller London. March S.
Furness, Witty & Co
Tnthorn, Shields. March 49,. Kerr S s Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

Aeolus 1856 Sc Ambrose March 10
american Press 80 Key West March 20.
Byron u Benson 10 e Fowey Rocks
Cardonia 122 E-ty-N Charleston March 20
Charles e Harwood $50 w Sand Key
March 20
Choluteea ~ South Pass March 90
C'ty Of Montgomery So Hatteras
Coahoma County is NV Alligator Reef
Columbia EOS Sc Baltimore M
March ls "
Corning ssE Fowey Rocks March 20.
ouel so5 Z Boston March 10
Ecuador s6S Havana s p IN March 10.
ri oriente II WNW Tortugas March 20
El 1sleo 80 e Tortugas March 20.
FL sud 81 n Hatteras March 90
Excrlsior 93 NV Havana March 20
Gracia 100 w Cape Sable March II.
Gulf King Jupiter March 20.
Hawaiian 421 y Ambrose March %
kewanee 200 Sc South Pass March IN
Maiden Creek $50 e Cape May 20
Maddequet 3S5 Ambrose March 20
MeVania 1877 Scotland March 10.
Montauk 459 f Ambrose March %
Mount Clinton TAI e Ambrose March 10
Nickerie 306 Nantucket March 20
Mobiles 2S SIC South Pass March 20
Northern Star 1881 Ambrose March 10
Ossa 1000 from Ambrose March 10
Pinemore 90 Boston Mar 49,
Princeton 5 N Fowey Rockx Mar 90
Robert K Hopkins 1oS w Sand Key Mar 20
=, RoeRester best % Ss w - Sand Key Mar 20
Salvation Lass rs NE Fowey Rocks Mar ao
San Tirso % K Jupiter Mar 20.
Santa Rosalia AT ESE Ambrose Mar 10.
steel Worker 9c4 K Nantucket Pm
swfteagle a. 81 Sc 81 Sand Key Mar 90
Trontolite 22o Hatteras Mar 20.
" " J, steed Isl w Sand Key Mar 20
West Arrow SS7 Il Boston Mar 10
west Durfee lat "a 40 lon n As Mar 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Arrived Yesterday

Esparts. Porto Barrios March ia; to
United Fruit Co with two pass. mails and
Monterey. Tampico March s, Vera Cruz
: rrosreso ssMs H. Nh, hsvsns - Nassau IS; to
malls and mdse; Pier is. Bklyn.
John d Archibald, Lobcs March II; to
tops, Eoes h,o Hssue HsoS Win crude oiI Pier c.
cedrie tbr), Liyerpooi March II. Queens
town town II; to the White Star Line with A
nrst, az second cabin, 2ss third class
:, Empress Of Britain (Br), Barha dos
March II. Fcrt de France and st Pierre II.
to White Star Line with SOS pass and in
ballast; Pier 5s, r.
San Lorenzo, Ponce March IL. Mayaguez
i3, Aguadilla and Arecibo IA. san Juan Is:
to & Porto Rico S $ Co with l7o pass.
mails and mdse: Pier 35. B'klyn
"S'er Mnssod Mpns0n Matsnzas March ~
Centennial State. London March ..
Queenstown 10; to the U Lines with two
cabin. IS third class pass mails and mdse;
Pier 2. Hoboken.
Lewis Luckenbach, San Francisco Feb
Iuckonbach s s Line with mdse; 35th al,
Bklyn.
Halssus (Br), St John, b March IS;
TO z Houston e. Co with mdse in transit;
Bklyn
Haverford, Hamburg March 3, Haitax
n r
Fort Hamilton oBr), Bermuda March Is,
to Furness Bermuda Line with 1877 pass,
mails and mdse, Pier as. r.
Philadelphia. La Guayra March 5 Porto
Caoello March 10; Curacao. March II; San
Juan, March Il; to Bliss. Daliett e. Co.
Bklyn.
Munarso. Nassau March Il: to Munson
Lines, with 100 pass, mails and mdse, Pier
g. 4 r.
Pawnee. Baltimore. March is; to the
clyde ydSrS Ss Go, with nl3onml mdse & Pier a.
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse; Pier As,
ssransc (Br>. Shields. -; to Standard
G!enpool, TuSpam, March IL: to Robert
I. Hague, with crude oil. Pier ., Bayonne.
Corneile. San Juan, March is, to Bull
Insular Line. with mdse, Pier 81 Bklyn.
Pinar del Rio (Br). Cardenas. March 10;
to American & Cuban Line, with mdse
Selma (Ger), Manzsnillo, March ii; to
Cans Co, with sugar; Federal Refinery,
Csliabasas. Cardenas, March 10: to At
lantic Fruit Co, with sugar; anchored off
Liberty.
ozafna Cienfuegos. March IL to N &
cuba Mail co. With sugar; National
Fshnery caiamarse 9enSsTs cfTs;oSs March H. por,
mon, March lS Havana. March II. to the
United Fruit CO. with llo pass. malls anc
Tanamo. Ponce, March 10; Mayaguez
and Aguadila, March IL; San Juan, March
"A; to Atlantic Fruit Co. with pass and
nldse; Pier T. \ r.
Everest (Br), Cienfuegos, March "A; to
Munson Lines. with mdse; SO 4th St, Bkiyn.
Franklin, Houston, March Is: to Galena
Navigation Co. with mdse; anchored off
Tom PIX insvillc, s ].
Canadian Volunteer (Br). Rosario, Feb
10; Buenos Ayres, Feb 20; to Wilford &
Mckay with mdse; Pier 49, b klvn.
Selma City. Tacoma March IS. Seattle
March IA. Port Angeles February 10. San
Francisco March 20, San Pedro February
2S to Norton. Lilly & Co. with mdse; Pier
26. r
Dallas. Hamburg February 49, to Kerr
s Line, with mdse; 57th st. Brooklyn.
Nueces. Galveston and Pensacola to the
Mallory Lines with pass and mdse
Rochambeau (Fr), Havre: to the French
Line. with pass and Indse; passed Fire
Island at 1923 m.
Cornish City (Br>, Shields via Phila-
delphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

Executive committee American Steam .
ship Owners Association, ii Broadway,
questions
Contracts for repairing Narenta, which
ran ashore in Puget Sound late In Feb
ruary. awarded Todd Dry Docks of Seattle.
$115.383
shipping men awaiting with interest dis
posHloh or 81 Louis, now at Robins yard
OF the Todd shpyards Corporation. I'm
derstood II she is sold for fair price, shs
may be obtained free Of liens
AS experimental service, Seattle offica
OF the Luckenbach Lines Is reported start
ing Jacob Luckenbach from that port to
Houston, Tex. ~
American Bureau Of Shipping will move
to new home on the twentieth floor Of SO
Broad st, April s. - w
comnsnias Leading rail and water transportation
com pahies' resorts, tourist bureaus and
'orelSh sovernments under auspices Trav-
el Club OF America. will open Trave,
week @r at Grand Central Palace March 25.
ton NO so, at Is Whitehall st, announces
open forum on ship subsidy bin to-nirht
pros.H Len f. March 20 (By The Associa ed
noets roess' '.~Strike of workers in all Italian
he ie.,'uea Nsn,es e .o-day In sympathy with
counters at Naples to-day between atrils
,ns els ana strlkebreakers. All work at c.
noa opez'a; Bari Leghorn and Brindisi -
a standstill General opinion /, Iu's' that a., -,
work will be resumed to-morrow '"a' all
SEATTLE. March 20-Thro"rh
seneeT, Sc fare OF sssO.5o from Eurons
70 far East via Atlantic stan,,
snd sntp ines ines ~ transcontnental railroads
effect April 1, as result Of nas.anos go IN
.erence at Chicago last year. Des,enaa cOn, i,
TO overt travel from Suez CanaJ .enea rent.
asreement creme lne from and p1.t canadisn Paciac in
Dhlna Mail and Japanese line frnn, we Sl J. J.
Francisco '''o from San
W VICTORIA. ", March 2o-calgarol,te fpr,
malt to- to Halifax IaM Taar'ts aa n,1ns 1nr9 from Esqu
e s preparing to sail .his week nnaa- ,naa-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
BY Radio Corp. of America

(Rcports at noon unless otherwise stately
America arrived Plymouth $3.50 AM March
20
Bylayl passed Shinnecocl< March 10
ChebG ulip 32o e Ambrose March 60
Chester Valley $40 e Bermuda March IA
Cold Harbour 500 Ambrose March 10.
Corning 7s Jupiter March 10
David Mckelvy 55 SW Jupiter March ~
Edward Pierce of noon March 20.
Everest 40 Ambrose March 90.
Freeman Sc Montauk March ~.
n Folger 20 Jupiter March 10.
Hudson 209S f Ambrose March 10.
Martinique 245 Sc Ambrose March 20.
Mcrose 90 w Gay Head March i9
Mount Clinton 393 Il Ambrose March 20
Munalbro S Boston leave March 20.
Munamar 1917 Ambrose March 10.
Nachochec Is w Shnnecock March 10.
New Britain 1880 Cape Henry March 10.
Newton 70 S Montauk March 90
Norfolk 40 s Portland March 90
Porto Rico 200 Scotland March 10.
Sea Connect 81 K by y Fire Island leave
March 10
Steel Worker $40 e Nantucket PM Marcn
10.
Swift Wind $50 sW Diamond March 10.
West Durfee "a As N ~ As w March 10.
West Maxims 80 OF n So As W March 10.
w II Libby 500 E Bermuda March 10.
VIM Mckenney l3S Diamond March 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
BY Independent Wireless
Tel Co. Inc.

tDistance in miles position at noon un-
less otherwise stated,
Chickasaw ar Quarantine AN Mar 81.
Genna 21S Il Ambrose AM Mar 2.
Transportation lat 40 10 Ion 72 S8 Mar 20.
Saugus l9s E1 Ambrose Mar 90
Independence Hall 2+0 - Ambrose Mar 20.
Eastern Sea PA E Cape Henry Mar 20.
Afoundria 4S2 E Cape Henry Mar 20.
Middesox Ii E Harncgat Mar 20.
Lake Elsmcre 297 NE Nantucket Mar 90.
Heltop 42 SIC Narragansct Mar 20.
Gulftrsdc sos BrHnton Reef Mar 90.
Levisa 264 Nantucket Mar 90
Santa Rosslia 2lo St Ambrose PM Mar 20
Georgian $40 r. Ambrose Mar 20.
Arapahoe 900 Scotland Mar 20
Balsam 1868 w Tastnct Mar 20
Mexico N Jupiter Mar 49,
PipestoDe County 1000 Ambrose Mar 19.
Evelyn sos S Boston Mar 10.
Everest 40 s Scotland Mar 90
Giboney off Hatteras l0:l5 AM Mar 20
Eastsidc 4o6 from Ambrose Mar 20
Homestead 421 from New York Mar 20
Brammell Point 1903 Il Cape May Mar 20.
Ccrro Ebano 1876 Diamond Shoals Mar 20.
City OF ST Louis 179 s Ambrose Mar 20.
El Alba 23O Scotland Mar 20
Freeman rs w FenwiclS Mar 20
Sea Connec SW WintcrQuarter Mar 90.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Caronis tBr>. Alexandria March 4 to
Sunard Line with :, ma,is 1u s .tn sxPseted to
Camamu fBraz>, Santos Feb 20; to
Lloyd Braziero Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock at Pier 5. Bush Docks.
Mount Clinton. Hamburg March S; to
United American Line with mails; Is ex-
pected TO dock at Pier Sc. n (West
Rochambeau (Fr), Havre March II; to
French Line with mails; Is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 81. r. (West
18th st).
anie rrut Co is expected to dooR his
forenoon at Pier 7, y r (Morris ST..
Crba Mall Line with mails; Is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IA, f r (Wal stl.
Munamar. Antilla March IS. TO Munson
Line with mails: is expected 20 dock fore
Arapahoe, Jacksonville March is; to
Clyde Line; is expected TO dock forenoon
at Pier 3e, N r Charlton sD.
City Of st Louis Savannah March is: to
Ocean S Co: is expected to dock forenoon
at Pier 50. r (Sprine s).
Due Tomorrow
Homeric tBr). Southampton March IS
to White Star Line with mails; is expected
to dock abou, p nj at Pier 5s, r (West
18th sD
Colombo 40. Genoa March IL to
italian American Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock at Pier 81, r tWest
57th ST..
Santa Elisa. Valparaiso March 10; to
w Grace with malls is expected to dock
at Pier 80, B'klyn (next Hamilton av
ferry).
Csntigny.' Antwerp March IS; to s
Army Transport Service with mails; is
expected to dock at Pier 2. Army Base.
Bklyn
Due Thursday
Aeolus, Rio dc Janero March 10: TO
Munson Lines with malls; 1,4b6 miles
EAST Of Ambrose noon March 10; vessel is
expected TO dock At Pier 2. Hoboken
Fort Victoria (Br}, Bermuda March 81;
% Furness- Bermuda Line with mails; is
expected to dock forenoon at Pier 95. " r
West 55th st)
Araguaya (Br). Bermuda March 21 to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co; is expected
o doclI at Pier AZ. r (Morton ST..
Lcy ape. Jacksonville March 20; TO Clyde
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Wiedfeldt Is Acceptable
AS German Ambassador

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-Accepta-
bility of DR.. Otto Ludwig Wiedfeldt,
former managing director Of the Krupp
organization, as German Ambassador to
the United States, was indicated to-day
by high Administrator official.
Inquiry by the Berlin government as
to the acceptabilty of DR.. Wiedfeldt
vas received Saturday by the State
department and the matter was laid TO-
day before President Harding. The
favorable reply of the United States is
expected to be transmitted to Berlin
through diplomatic channels within the
next next few days and appointment of Dr.
,Wledfeldt as ambassador to Washing
ton probably will follow at once.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
rs. Lines Balk
At Taking Mail
At Present Pay
Ship Companies Unwilling
to Renew Contracts Expir-
ing in June Under 1891
Rates; 8 Already Cancelled
Britain Aids Cunard Co.
Board Reports the Largest
Subsidy on Record Given
TO Fast English Liners

OF the eleven contracts made with
American steamship companies for
carrying ocean mail, under the subven-
tion act Of 1891, eight already have
been Cancelled and the remaining three
expire this year. according to an analy-
sis by the Shipping Board. The Oceanic
Steamship Company, plying between
San Francisco and Australia, has mott
fed the government that its contract
is Improbable and the service will be
discontinued IN June unless a more
remunerative agreement can be made.
Two other contracts still in force are
with the New York and Cuba Mail and
Bliss, Dallett & Co. A large part of
the United States mail is now carried
on foreign vessels.
Other contracts made with such
companies as the American Line of the
international Mercantile Marine have
been discontinued. According to the
Shipping Board statement. the total
payments made by the government on
mail contracts over thirty years have
been 500 ,o99,627 or S97o,ooo a year,
under the provisions of this law.
The board estimates that if the in
structions in Section "a Of the Jones
act, providing new arrangements for
carrying mail. are carried out II Will
" necessary TO pay about S8,0O0.o0o q
y~ar to American ships travelling
100000 miles on fourteen routes. 1t
is said that this will not be sufficient
10 secure the development of such ship
lines, and other aids contemplated in
the pending subsidy bill will be neccs-
sary.
The Shipping Board is unable to find.
among the numerous nations that pay
subsidies for fast mail ships available
for use as naval auxiliaries in time Of
war. a contract that is more generous
than that of Great Britain with the
Cunard company. AS outlined in the
report, this was made in 1903 for twen-
ty years. beginning in 1907. The
Mauretania is still operating under the
agreement, which was revised follow
ing the loss of the Lustania during
the war. Great Britain loaned $12,-
$4,000 at pa per cent, or per cent
below the commercial rate, for the con-
struction of the ships. An annual mail
and Admiralty subvention of sl,059 ,480
was added This amount is sufficient
not only to pay the interest to the
government, but also the annual in
stallments of principle, and makes an
excess over these sums Of $4,000 900
within the twenty years toward oper-
ating expenses.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Jokes, Says Lasker,
Refusing Bids on
1890 u. S. Vessels
No Market and Won't Be if
Subsidy Fails, He Asserts;
Doubts Country Has $l5,'
900, 600 for Sea Tonnage

From The Tribuncs Wdsj.AnGton Bnren*
WASHINGTON, Marcf. 20.--Ser r'ous
bids for the government merchant
fleet of 400 vessels, will not be at
tracted until the passage OF natlonsl
legislation that will aid financially
operators Of vessels under the Ameri-
can flag, Chairman Lasker, OF the
Shipping Board declared to-day in an
nouncing that all offers received last
week on the feet had been rejected.
"The board has rejected all the BIDS,
Chairman Lasker said, "for the reason
that none Of the offers seemed to be
seriously made. + might characterize
the bids as facctious and not worthy OF
serious cons Iteration by the board
When the board decided to advertise
the sale of cargo-carrying ships Of
the feet Lasker said, 1t was with the
idea Of demontrating that the govern
ment was anxious to sell. The adver-
tsements were not authorized for the
purpose of sounding the market and
getting a line on what the top figures
would be, he said.
But" he added, "we received bids
on 100 ships at such ridiculously low
prices that We are satisfied that there
is no market for ships in the United
States at this time. and unless we have
some national legislation to aid Amer
can operators I do not believe there
ever will be market
Chairman Lasker said the board be-
lieved there is not more than $4,000
900 available in this country at the
present time for oceangoing tonnage.
The Shipping Board today decided
to take over the Cosmopolitan and
Munson Line piers and operate them
hereafter in manner to be determined
by special committee named to-day
by the board, Chairman lasker an
nounccd. The committee on piers in
cudes Commissioner O'Connor and
Vice Presidents Smull, Love and Frey
of the Fleet Corporation. With Mr.
OConnor as chairman, the committee
was clothed by the board with power
to act in reference to the taking over
and operation for the Fleet Cooperation
OF all piers owned or controlled by the
Shipping Board in and around New
York.
Steps were taken to-day by the board
to curb the operations Of former Off
GERS and employees of the government
shipping establishment appearing for
claimants before the board.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

Port Arthur; 90, Vulcan CITY (Br), Phila-
dclpha: West Bridge. Baltimore 20, Mis-
souri. Baltimore.
PORT SAID. March .19-Tamaha CBr),
MANCHEsTER March 1s-Novia tBr).
Now York Yves, cel,na Cbr,, ,,sa,t' hostoni ipr,
G1nRAirAn 1I"7'i March ia-Arrivcd: Del
lingham, Now Orleans for constant'nop'e
Perrin. March 19--karroo (Hr). New
port Nowa
RRMMEN, March 1a--Arrived susoue-
- ot MrNsTowN. March Io-~CameronIa
(Br). New York for Glasgow (and pro-
pIYMouTH. March 2o--Americe. New
work. for Cherbourg and Bremen tand
pr9"sSa|'', %oNh' March 1l-mont pcnou1 pr,.
suANGHAI. March t7-Comerc (BD,
Port Arthur, stockton. San Pedro
BEIFAST, March 2o-Gudrun Macrsk
uan!. phE.sdelph,aa.- Arabia Mari,
dap, Tacoma, for Hong Kong; i7th city
Of Vancouver (Br), Tacoma.
CoRK March l6-Pcdro christophcr-
sen oSw), Portland, Orc.
ASf.pjxANDRlA. March 17-Arrived
Carmania CBr). New York; 18th. Chiswick
CBr) Baltimore.
Las PALMAs. March l7-Wcot Nohno,
New York.
AvONMoUTH. March ls-Argaiia (Br),
New Orleans, Canadian Mariner fBr), ST
John. r, Oxonian CBr>. Portland Me
18th. Bannack, philadelphia; Concordia
lBr). Baltimore.
HULL. March 1s-Moerdijk tpu)' So
GREENOCK, March 1s-Acosta (Br},
New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Fire Record

a. NJ. l<JSS.
2.25-seventh av. and 3oth st; Tax
icab; Sam Altman ..... Unknown
e4O-1ss5 Third av.; Isidore Berlin.
Unknown
Bronx: Samuel Lieb ...... Trifing
s:so--s MacdougaI Alley; Jacob Ron
io:oo-i5ss fulton av. the Bronx;
Max Pollach ............ Unknown
II ;o5--22s West 116th st. William
Bickman -............... Unknown
I2:0a-s5 to 81 Frankfort ct; New
York American" ........ Unknown
12:o5--23s West S5th st; John Shire
Unknown
1856 West 1870 st; Michael J.
s:4o-.i Hubert St: Stanley & pettor- ''"'
slo--iSl i9h Yves. 5sd St; peter whits hs'''As
Unknown
e.1o-s7 Fifth av.; Princely Novelty
e10--s47 Centre st; Guaranty Elec
tric Co ...................T Trifing
e:1o--e5 West 132d st; Albert Jack
son ...........,. ...........T Trihing
II o5-1Ssth st and Tiebout av.; the
Bronx: auto D. s. Co. Unknown
f2O-t2s 7th av.. Timothy Shine;
1;3o---soo East ls0th st. the Bronx;
81 Globberman. ..........U Unknown
s2O-273 West 10th ct; Joseph Cam
s;ao-ifso West 5sth st Alfred
Mason .................... Unknown
s:f6--59s Broadway; Freezer & Sons;
Unknown
2 20 IA Bcwery: \. White. Unknown
3:4G ii2~4 18th st.; Ed Jes
q. . . .
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
$500 Excess Aliens
Given Further Respite
immigration Office Acts When
Special Measure Passes
the House

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-Approxi-
mately $500 aliens admitted into the
United States under temporary permits
which would expire March % and leave
them liable to immediate deportation
have been given an indefinite extension
Of time for their stay, Commissioner
General Husband Of the immigration
Bureau announced to-day
An executive order was issued Sat
urday for the purpose, MIR. Husband ex-
planned. because an act which passed
the House last week, and is expected
to pass the Senate shortly. provides
for the admission of the aliens con-
cerned without regard to provisions of
the general law restricting immigra-
tlon
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21

United ted. States Attorney ess'
a. 1ui,ler, and the Unitssdn t1snsral al b.
The decree not onIv h,
exchange, \ but forbids tba bofeaks up .
Of four vie@tious Of thu nc OS Seontinus,
alleged to have been i,s Sherman ]
sas.t are the pooling Of patents atspttsefsd. ed ri,
tsnance Of the Central w, the hi.
Company to acquire corasire -, Wire G..
and the restriction Of peVng path
price fxing. " proopction !,
era eral year. years ago by tho Vi tloFmsd .
Brush and Rubber Goodss .as Brons
nc; nc; The Hambiin and s Rgs..gi,p gip9ps arps
facturlng Company, Inc ''Issell u.s. As1
e. efs Manof,setoring +, COMPANY nv r r. J. !
stuber .t and Euck Company. pe",, y. Inc; i
National Enameling snd ~ d'''.' !. ansa
Company, Jnc. IN 1920 the G StsnDs
concerns withdrew from tba 1ss Of u
ton, and consequently !, .ne asses
to the decree sicned - not a ~
member og the excbansoe oe'.efasg (
M Cutler. MANUFACTURED .sseeordiag.
per cent of the aafion's oasors a'ors 'hsa'
sifters, dish covers and s;ut g.sput Of fs
utensils. ''''iisf kins.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Staten Islander
Sues to Set Aside
Dry Ratification
+. II. Miller Insists State
Legislature Had No Right
to Act for People OH
the Volstead Amendment

F. Fl. Miller who gives his address
Rs Box 131, Huguenot Park, Staten ISL
and, has again como to the fore to
right what he considers wrong. Twice
before Mr.. Miller, suing as a taxpayer
and appearing as his own lawyer, has
brought actions to set aside Legislative
enactments regarded by him as uncon-
stitutionai, ultra wires or not strictly
pro bono publco.
This time Mr. Miller, still acting as
his own attorney, names the President
of the State Senate and the Speaker Of
the Assembly defendants and asks that
the Supreme Court render a judgment
of invalidation against the alleged
ratification of the Eighteenth Amend
ment of the Constitution of the United
States" by the New York Legislature.
Mr.. Miller says in his papers that be-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-21
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-Mail Information Will be found
on Travel Page Column Eight.
Sail To-day
Vessel Port Sail Pier.
Aquitania. Southampton, 12 M..54 N K
Oscar ii, Christiania. 10 NJ
18th st. Hobokel
patTa I,atal PiTasus, d,,,....slss st. e'kIyn
Mohawk Jacksonville. - M........3s' n r
City of Montgomery, Savannah. 8 Pm.
Sail Tomorrow
H r Mallory. Galveston. IL M.....3s, N r
Dorothy, San ,nS Juan y PM'27, nos" 7, B,kiyym 3 KIN
Santa Teresa, Valparaiso 9 AM. 80, B'klyn
Tivives, Santa Marta, II AM......e N r
Hellas. Turks Island, IL M........76. N r
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda II AM .9b. N r
Sail Thursday
Empress of Britain Liverpool. ~ M.eo. N r
Gen o II Ernst, Cristobal 3 PM 81. n r
bar5i bomino caps para ma':' PM st, tvn r
Arapahoe, Jacksonville, ~ M.....36, N r
Sail Friday
Italia, Naples. II N..............S4. N II
Monterey. Vera Cruz y M........l4. e r
Bogata, Kingston. PM N r
Guiana, Barbados. 2 PM M...,r..24, B'kiyn
Paria, Trinidad, PM. n r
Sail Saturday
Cedric. Liverpool, II M..........5e. NJ. N r
Homeric, SOUTHAMPTON, 3 PM......5s, n p
aa aaYerfo5d' hi. sd namburs ssou Il M..sl' n R
Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam. IL NJ.
Lone Star State, Bremen. Q PM Hoboken
Samland, Danzig, l PM. .5s, N r
Constantinople, Constantinople. 8 PM
&c, B'kyn
Araguaya, Bermuda, II AM .......42. n r
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, II AM. 95, N r
Turrialb4, Tul Tela - NJ. ..;.no;;;..,,.. 9, N r
Pocone. Santos. l2 M....5 Bush y, B'klyn
Halesius, Buenos Ayrcs 12 NJ
8, Erie Basin, b klyn
Philadelphia, Curacao, ~ M.....11, B'klyn
San Lorenzo, San Juan. IL NJ. So, B'klyn
Munamar, Banes, ~ M....,....... 9, e r
Cornela, San Juan, IL M......27, B 'klyn
Huron, Turks Island. 10 M..34 B'klyn
Lenapc. Jacksonville IL M......36. N r
Nueces. Galveston, IL M........3S, N f
Colombia, Crstobal, 10 AM..... 80, B'klyn
CaIamares PIT Limon II AM....,. 9, N r