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New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day

Vessel. Fort. Agency
Lcthou. Buenos Ayres, Jan - Kerr s Co
Tsushima Maru. Colombo. Jan 81.
Houldor. Weir & Boyd
Cornish City. Shields, Feb II:
Malmen, Immineham. Feb IA.
Furness, Witty g. Co
Maddequet. Cardiff, Feb Is.
j Winchester & Co
Bankdale, Marseillcs, Feb Sd W Cleveland
Exeter city. Bristol. Feb ISL Ar<cll & Co
Sven Jari' Gothcnburs; Feb c Is,
Msasdyk. Rotterdam. Feb IS.
Glenspcan. Bahia. Feb "a 1urness withs
Eastern Tempest Belfast. Feb II.
Juiiana. Gibraltar. Feb 2i Garcia g. Diaz
Santa Rosalis' London, Feb Is.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Duo Tomorrow
Dundrennan. Gibraltar. Feb "a
Furness Witty & Co
West Kecnc Sartos. Teb "a.
International TreightinE Co
Atlantic, birmingham. Feb 30.
Furness, Witty & Co
Duo Saturday
Montauk. London, Feb 2c..Al Trans Line
Alptne Range Leith, Feb "A. .Furness- Witty
Ohioan, San Francisco, Feb Is.
United American Lines
Erdely Oran. Feb % Phelps Bros
Due Sunday
Eastern Leader, Hull Feb 20.
Notona, Buenos Ayrcs Feb 13
J. Kleppe & Sons
] Iuckerbach, Los Angeles. Feb %
Luckcnbach S Co
Due Monday
Clan Kennedy, Algiers, Feb 27.
Barber s Linos
Hyanthcs Buenos Ayres Feb 90.
i Z Houston & Co
Due Tuesday
McKeesport, Dunl<irk. Feb e.
Cosmopolitan Line
foha Maru. San Francisco Feb Il
Iouldcr, Weir & Boyd
Duo Wednesday
Minnesotan, Liverpool, March :
United American Lines
francisco, Hull, March I.
Ellermans Wilson Line
Alamo, Galveston, March 8 Mallory Line
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
American Mariners Union
I.W.W. Outfit. Saws O'Connor

WASHINGTON. March 8.-Forma-
ton of the proposed American Mari
ners' Union was characterized o-day by
T. V. O'Connor, member of the Ship
ping Board in charge Of labor matters,
As purely IL W. ". movement"
which the board vigorously opposes.
Commissioner O'Connor said that the
Shipping Board favored the Interna-
tional Seamen's Union, headed by
Andrew Furuseth, but would have no
dealings with the so-called American
Mariners Union because of the char
acter Of the men behind the organiza-
tion.
Chairman Lasker said government
ships were now being operated with
crews Of American seamen.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Passenger Ships Due
Dne To-day

Bergensfjord (Nor). Bergen Feb "a. to
Norweg ian America Line with malls; is
expected TO dock forenoon at 30th st,
B'klyn.
Mount Carroll Hamburg Feb rs; TO
United American Line with mails; is OK
pected to dock at Pier s6, N r (west
10Th st.
oropesa (Br). Cherbourg Feb 2s; to
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co with mails !;
Italia {,Brl, Gibraltar Feb 2s; to cunard
ies Psr ~ I'm aS West IS sst 1spesed st TO dock
Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda March z;
to Furness Bermuda Line with mails; is
expected to dock forenoon at Pier s5. N r
(West 55th st).
Aragusya (Br). Bermuda March 7; to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails
(Morton ST..
Rosalind ODD, Halifax March Z; to
Bowring & CO with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Java st. b lllyn.
Santa Marta Kingston March 4; to
United Fruit Co with mails; is eH pected to
dock forenoon at Pier is. r (Maiden
Lane).
Mohawk. Jacksonville March g. to Clyde
Line: is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
IS, n r (Charlton sD.
Due Tomorrow
Caronis CBr). Alexandra Feb rs; TO
Cunard Line with mails: is expected to
dock at Pier 81. n r (west 14th sD.
lantic Fruit Co with malls is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 2S. E r Gather
Inc s).
Munargo. Nassau March g. to Munson
Lines with mails is expected TO dock fore
noon at Pier 2, e r (Old Slip.
s- Leon XII (sp). Havana March s; to
expected to dock forenoon at Pier s, z r
(Old Slip.
City of Savannah. Savannah March 7. to
Ocean S Co, Is expected TO dock forenoon
at Pier So, r (Spring st).
Due Saturday
Paris (Fr). Havre March 4; TO French
Line with malls; is expected to dock at
Pier 81. N X tWest 18th st).
Patria Fr). Marseilles Feb 26; to Fabre
Line with mails; is expected to dock at
31st st, B'klyn.
st Mihiel, Porto Rico March 6; to u s
Army Transport Service with mails is ex-
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier 2, Army
Base. B'klyn (5Sth ST.
Mexico. Havana March = 10 ~ 7 &
Cuba Mail Line with mails is expected
TO dock forenoon at Pier Il, z r tWall ST..
Conchos Galveston March 4; to Mallory
Line; iY expected to dock at Pier IS. n X
(King ID,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Joint Committee
Approves Harding
Ship Subsidy Bill
Owners, Builders and Oper-
aiors Call New Measure
Genuinely Constructive ;
Urge Support by Public

The fundamental principles Of the
new shipping bill drawn by President
Harding and the Shipping Board were
Endorsed yesterday at meeting at t
Broadway Of the American Merchant
Marine Joint Committee, composed Of
ship owners, builders and operators.
The committee adopted statoment
declaring that the proposed legislation
which President Harding outlined in
his message Of February 28 IS "genu-
inely constructive in character and
more comprehensive and farrcaching
than any maritime Legislation ever be
fore offered to Congress.
"This bill when enacted" it was said,
will give the United States an ade-
quate merchant marine and naval re
serve at minimum cost, viii greatly
increase tho American scagoinR per
sonnel available for national de-
Tense in war. and will powerfully aid
American shipbuiding especially and
at once in the production Of valuable
ships Of special types in which our
present merchant fleet is lacking."
The American Merchant Marine Joint
Committee further affirmed its convic-
tion that in the present shipping bill
the welfare of the government and Of
the nation at large was moro cfcc~
lively safoguardcd than ever before by
the checks and balances of expendi-
lures under tho direct aid provisions.
"All the indirect aids and the direct
aids are SO shaped as to yield the
utmost advantage in the expansion Of
the merchant marine and in the de
velopment of services most essential to
our ocean borne commerce. stated the
committee. '"The measure as whole
is to be commended to the active sup
port not only of all American ship
owners, operators and builders, but OF
manufacturers, merchants, farmers and
oil others interested in the complete
development of American commerce." >"
The committee voted to cooperate
with the National Merchant Marine
Association, of which Senator Joseph
i. Ransdell, of Louisiana, is chairman
in its campaign Of education through
out the country
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Another London Boom
In Cilt-Edged Securities
Activity Attributed to British
Credit Standing and Over
flow of Funds

LONDON, March 8 (By The Asso-
ciated Press) ).-Another boom has de
veloped in the gilt-edged section of the
Stock Exchange, where the turnover
Of new business and the transfer of one
security TO another are conservatively
estimated at between e20,000,00O and
s25 100000 daily.
Most of the attention is centered on
the per cent war loan, which is now
quoted at 977s. This stock barometer
of the market at present is carrying
along with it home rails, Argentine
rails and other good yielding foreign
bonds.
The reason for the present activity
is said to be that everybody wants to
buy because of the standing of Brit
ish credit, coupled with the fact that
trade is SO quiet that millions of
money which is ordinarily used for
trade purposes is being transferred to
the Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
MARINE. REPORTS
Fire Record

i.85~-7s Murray st, Charles mo7ser
Unknown
3.1o-sfS ~. 1ith st. unknown. Unknown
420~-4so % i7ist St tho Bronx:
Abraham Kolon ....-..-.. .Tri1ng
725--322 e 6oth st.. william poyio
Unknown
s:2o~-72d ST, and East River. Dent
or Street Cleaning dunps Unknown
9.25-13s Attorney St, Craig & Crton
Unknown
0.45-spring and Vsrick sts, aufon1o-
bile truck, Patterson Brothers
Unknown
1906 2os Bowery. Excel Light Com
pany ..-....... s..---.. .-.-..-. Unknown
10:1o--I2 W 7sth ST. unknown rriGine
1i:f5~-ssas Rronx~ood av., tho Bronx.
Unknown ...,.....-.,.,,...., Irlhing
T. NJ
I2.ao-i2s roelancey st, Libby Rcstsp-
rant ....-.-. IrthinE
~ 295-2S7 Henry st., Bonjamin OF
tropolslb ............ -.-.-.-.-. riisnown
J l.2o-35 Heratto ST.. John Nichoi-
son ,.....-+ JukDOw
200 -i7o2 9d ave. unknown. Unknown
2;10-237 e. 18TH st.. Salvatore son
aKo-.-...+ Irifing
fists whitehall ST.. unknown .t,nisnown
b:oo-t5G = iSist st. tho Hronx.
Carl Sfarkn ..-....... . Unknown
b.l5-l493 - wsy, Truly Warner Unknown
6;55-3at7 Barnce ave. The Bronx.
te)a Piile'nan -.............. inlfuorqu
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

nclliueham l,.oo II Cape Henry Mar 7.
Clare 1872 n Hiayaguea Mar 7.
Corson 116 E Ambrose Mar 3.
Conehatta S66 Me Cape Henry Mar !.
Cspulin saa II Capc Henry Mar 7.
Dorchester IL sN Fire Island Mar s.
Empress OF Britain left La Guayra for
Trinidad PM Mar Z
Eastern Sword o2o u Cape Henry. Mar 8.
Indiana | 49, B Ambrose Nav 3.
Tacoma 22i Ambrose Mar &.
Kaduna 500 SE Sandy Hook Mar 7.
K Luckcnbach $50 N Colon PM Mar Z.
Lake Tannin 10 SIC Diamond Shoals Mar s.
gnnpo Mnnnus so nssso sE Sc9,a@nn sa,hr na mM Mr.
Mount Carroll GAG Il Ambrose Mar T.
Mohawk 24l = Scotland Mar s,
MexiGo 9oi M sp sand, SANDY l,ooS Mar s, 7
MoKeesport 100 r Cape Hcnry Mar 7.
Norman Bridge GAS n Tamplco Mar 7.
otho i,o42 so by E Cape liatterns Mar 4.
orzaba a05 n Havana Mnr :.
ranamericn ,oS0 SIC Ambrose Mar Z,
pennsylyanian IS E Cape May Mar s.
Robin Gray $50 sE Ambrose Mar s.
South American 2to Is II colon March T..
Tanamo i75 san Juan March T.
Ncstris 100 SIC Ambrose March 8.
vasari 1916 sE Ambrose March I.
West Ceina lat 40 b2 n Ion 81 22 w
March 7.
West bridge lat 40 OF N lon 90 Is W
wes, Norranus b2s NE Cepe lIstterae
March s.
Yuma 1s7 r Ambrose March g.
Yucatan arrived Havana noon March g.
Panama leave Crlstobsl l'M March 7.
FASTENER GIL Ambrose March s.
Sagua l.159 S Scotland Nv March 6
Cottonia 1.250 Ambrose March &.
Catherine h6h s Scotland Nv March 3.
pevolenie $50 w Sand Key March s.
Editor S32 )1 Ambrose March S.
Dochet $50 Il Ambrose March 8.
J r Gordon .174 l Abaco March 3.
Ganncy 355 u Ambrose March 8.
West 1uskip 92l Ambrose March z.
U $ a r Cambrai lat Al oa N Ion 46 90 w
March &.
Hickman Gs5 II Halifax March s.
Pioneer 50 r. Ambrose II PM March 3.
Panama arrived san Juan AM March ..
Munargo anchored al Nassau, Bahama. 10
PM March s; sailing Thursday morn
ing.
Pioneer 60 70 Ambrose II PM March 3.
Tansmo arrived San Juan AN March ..
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Foreign Ports
Arrivals
IIEI OINNnnn

HELsINGBORG, March 3 A,nen
(Swed). New York
y, MARsEILLEs. March 3-Ensley City.
New Orleans for Calcutta.
GENOA, March 3.-Kossuth Ferencx
90, Now York; Matilda Peirce GD, New
BARCELONA. March 4-Fiurne uN.
Galveston. ''
RouEN. March 4-orinamme Br>.
New Orleans |'
HAMBURG. March 5--Alcyone (pu).
Baltimore. N
ANTWERP, March 5-Cantigny, New
York; Gothlend CBelg). New York
. HAVRE. March 6-Eglantier (Belg).
New York; Monadnock tBr), Galveston
BORDEAUX, March 5-Ohio (Fr), Bal
ROTTERDAM March Worces,sn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Marine Disasters

MOBILE. Ala. March S-Bayou Chico
and Antinous colided to-day in Mobile
Bay. a wireless stated. Port bow of Bayou
Chico completely demolished, causing
steamer to leak badly, and she was
beachcd. Anunous towed to anchorage.
Damage slight.
NOR f o l. * Va. March s-Schooner
aground near Cape Charles Light Identified
Balsa. formerly The Breakers, con
structed in Yarmouth. n. S, in 1919. In
no danger, coast guards said, being
smooth and position protected.
ASTORIA. March S-Schr Lev! w Os-
trander arrived 7th from Yokohama re-
ports three sails lost, broken gaH and
three men disa bled
SAN PEDRO. March S--Motor ship Las
sen, for Grey's Harbor, returned TO port
18th account broken tail SHAFT.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Navy Orders

Irons 7hc Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. March s~-Navy orders
issued to-day follow.
Preston. Capt. {. r. to Washington
Chase, 1t. Com. s. S, to L. S S Beau
fort.
virden 1t Com. T. j.. to L. s. s. Salinas.
Porter. Lit. r. l.. jr,, TO Philadelphia
Whitney. 1t Y. H, to New York
Kane, 1t q. 60 u. H, to L. S. s Sem
mes
Perry, 1t. q. g.) E. B., to L. S. s. Craven.
shaw, 1t. q. 60 II. r.. to L. S. s. Breck
Doweil, Ems. T. b. resigned
ingram, Ems w G.. resigned
Lynch. Ems. W A.. to U. s. s. Flusser.
Rarftt Ems. L. c.. to U. S. s. Charles
Murray, 1t c. r. to Charleston.
Pstten. 1t. q. g. p. F.. to U. S. s.
Stevens 1t q. g J. H, to Fort M,fnin.
Cisrholrn Ems. j. l.. H. to u. s, S. Par
rott.
House. Ems. C. f. to St Julian's Creek.
sullivan, Ems. r. H.. to Hampton Roads
urner, IL. Com. II. w. B.. to Philadel-
hlll Oh. Bos'n II. W, to L. s. s. Swallow.
y unma, Carp 9. e. to L. s S Idaho
'swaId' Ap. OK. II. A.. to L. s. s.
a;,.gpe' ;,.ap,' Ap. elk. y r., TO u s. s. Eagle 80.
~ :, = 81 Ch- Pay elk. r. c.. resigned
s'eoes. Gun g.. to Hampton Roads,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Sailed Yesterday

Minnequa, Tampa J II Devoreaux. phila-
deIphia' Fort Hamilton Csr) Bermuda
SlAaola' Santa Marta; Alloway Kobe; Len
ape, Jacksonville; C;lendoyle. Charleston;
Lake stirling. Richmond: City of Mont
gomery, Savannah: Hamilton. Norfolk
I'll isleo. New Orleans; Minnekahda. Ham
burg Rangoon Maru Jap). Yokohama
Via Norfolk Pawnee. Baltimore; Rem
nendijk ODp. Rotterdam; Britain, Nor
Iolk; West Corum, -@, West Islcta
Boston: Schrs James Drake. -.
OIanoo "ooten' ---; Oakley c Curtis
Willpolo Philadelphia; Bur (Nor). Nor
folk; F Elliott. Amsterdan.
w esL Nosska PhiladeI Iphia. Italia --
Ell Oriente, Galveston; Mattole Texas
y15y MIilnocket, san Juan; Pioneer
tBelg) Havre and Antwerp. Crewe Hall
CBr), Barcelona. Tyrifjord (NorD, Bergen
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Maritime MISCELLANY

ST JOHNS, n r. March 8-Sisto (Nor)
arrived day after being e-bound since
middle OF February. Bornholm NDar).
from Halifax February 20. also got through
ice Several OF sealing feet ships took ad-
vantage of improved conditions to start
rthward on annual hunt.
SAN FRANCISCO, March S-Tug Sea
Rover. recentlV purchased from navy by
" Green for $23.700. to be overhauled
md operated by Crowley Launch and Tug
boat Company, former owner.
Three additional Japancse steamers re
ported chartered for gram from Columbia
River to United Kingdom, rate approXi~
matcy a shilings, makes total of six
this wear
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessel. rs-
ceived through the United States Naval
Communicauon Service. Shipm2 2sters Of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harpor Me. tOttercliffes5:
Cape Hatterss. n. c.; Jupiter. Fla:
Key West, Fla. New Orleans, La.
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they mill be formarded 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 Independ.
ent Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc,
New York City tWCG), Babylon. L.
New London, Conn. (WST).
The Radio Corporation of America
WIN receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
CIV C), ,siasconset. Mass (W S CD.
May. New York City (W N y.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Due Sunday
Agency

Vessel. Port. Agency
Hannover, Bremen, Feb 25.
North German Lloyd
Ncstris, Buenos Ayres, Feb 2b.
Lamport q Holt Line
Arapahoe. Jacksonville, March o.. Clyde l.
city of ST Louis. Savannah March ..
Ocean Co
Due Monday
Baltic. Liverpool, March 4. White Star Line
Assyra glasgow March g.. Cunard Line
Oscar II, Copenhagen. March 3.
Scandinavian-A American Line
Finland. Southampton. March SIR Star Limo
Porto Rico, san Juan, March S.
W & Porto Rico Line
Maracaibo. Mayaguea March s.
Bliss. Dallett & Co
Toloa, Pt Limon, March g., Unit Fruit Co
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. March II.
Furness bermuda Line
Due Tuesday
Potomac, Bremen, March i...,U s Lines
Xacspa. Kingeton. March g. Unit Fruit Co
Lenspe. Jacksonville, March IL. Clyde Line
Due Wednesday
Heverford. Hamburg, March 9..Amer Line
American Limo
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

s;55--7 Msrbiohui Az, unkno,.,
2 5--62 Vanderbilt av ss nfo-d - =
Company 70 A.
s;5'--5oo S. lS7th 81. tho Bror., ~
levine INK
a'4o-SF y. 8th St. s. q Dre.g g, ,
10 o.25--ss' W. ism st., Max T.rSr T
10 s5-2s r. 7sd ST. c.oorpa Tn On
- - II
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Dangers to Navigation

The photographic Office under tho
Navy Department Mt is established to aid
mariners. 1t Publishes nautical charts,
books, ia bles and periodicals. 1t broad
casts by radio all urgent information
involving danger to vessels. Its branch
offices have the latest hydrographic in
formation of all parts Of the world and
arc prepared to serve mariners in many
ways Mariners are invited to call at
the branch offices between the hours OF
and 80. where they Will he cordially
welcomed. All mariners are requested
to forward promptly TO the nearest
branch office all photographic lnfor-
nation. The Branch Hydrogra phic OF
flee, New York, is situated at 1880
Broad street.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Army Orders

Frors Jho Jribuno's Woehs,,o,,.
WAsTItNG1 oN. March x-A-,,..' 1's'H
issued day follow. ''nS eFasrs
Infsptrv
Tinncriy. IT. y. T.. TO Neu w..
Raymond rspf. g = fo fari-. a
1naHaD'Ts. Il. '.i O. 'o Wssa.aaoo''.. n.y.
Judge Advocate General '"s'on-
ssS'ga sosw. cse' o., y. TO Fqr' Mspaer..,
NisoelIannous
coliadaY #s.or E d.. Hdi r.
Panama. Zen n
Doaring Capf. A. vv
Eeed Hosp sf go 70 Waltz,
s'q,,ery Sc, :, ,,...,l H.. j. w. of5. D-rt. &, w,,.
Robinson. Major % A.. esr. n ".
ton. - "askrz
NC. e1sa ofaa,s5a 1i5s..... o. -. ~ to w.,.'.
Kuhn, IT, E. IT.. o. W
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
London Wool Offerings

LONDON, March S.-The offerings
at the wool auction sales to-day
amounted to 12,4S7 bales, including
q large selection Of superior grades.
The latter sold freely, all sections buy
ing at full opening rates.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds nj Sea To-day
Fast Gulf OF Mexico-M Moderate to fresh
east and southeast winds and overcast
weather probably rain over west portion.
West Gulf OF MeAlco--Fresh southeast
and south winds and rain.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Fresh northeast winds and ovcrCa st
weather, probably local rains.
North of Sandy Hook--Dimi nishing 8
northwes, winds. becoming easterly, fair
weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--M Moderate TO
fresh north shifting to east winds and
partly overcast weather.
Hattoras 10 Florida Straits-M Moderate .
northeast and cast winds and partly over
cast weather
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
City Island

Bound South. schooner Alice May. Nam
tucket for New York, with fish
Bound East: san Bruno (I3rl Eos,o,. .
schooners Victor New York for Nantucket; ;
Little Elsie, do for do; Florence e Mer
chant, do for do, Anastacia, do for do:
VIM Booth Perth Amboy for Vinal Haven,
latter anchored.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
By 1ndependcr, Wireless
TIE, Co. Inc.

distance Is given In miles positio~
at noon unless otherwise stately
A G Bedford 1,244 Sc Ambrose Mar r
Ala lat ss 38 32 N lon So % w Mar
Bolivar 714 Sandy Hook Mar 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

The following radogram was received
from the L. S Coast Guard Cutter Seneca:
Mar 6. field ice may be met with within
following area: Lat ~ Ion A6, to lat A so
Ion so, to lat AS 40 lon 55. thence to Cape
Cause. TWO bergs south Cape Race, lat As
80 Ion 80 35 Feb 81, drifting Sc 10
miles a day. Unusual amount OF field ice
this wear
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN-OFF THE
AMERICAN COAST

The following obstruction was reported:
Mar 4, IN approximately lat 40 10 IS lon
rs 81, passed large piece of wreckage so
IT long, 20 TT wide, appeared to be the top
of vessels cabin-Swatara.
INTERNATIONAL ICE OBSERVATION
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

tDistance is given In miles Reports arc
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.1
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

Sunday Excursions Mar. 1926. Apr 9-23
1850 Atlantic City. $500 PHILADELPHIA.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

Portland. Me; 9Th, cowrie tnr). Port
Arthur,
sT MCAn7 Fn March
In tow: lligho, New Orleans for Mar
sollcn
LONDON, March 7-canadinn Trapper
Francisco.
~ hoNDoMppnRRnyii 2p March 7--ranad Head
rinaga usr), Galveston for Mapchestor
Ma9nsn' New ORLEANS for Menchcsier;
go souTHMmrT5I;N' TH"'aGSr5; ' NJ March -moord,b
CpuD. san Francisco for Hamburg; Mar
GTBRALTAR. March 7 (pasacd) )---Etna
uD. Philadclphia for Genoa Ramon do
Arrived: Mlidrecht Du. Baton Rouge.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE reb 27--Acropolia.
Now York; Ward. New Orleans
NAGAsAKI, March 3--ChIna Arrow. san
Pedro.
KOBE, March an s Dollar usr). San
rsn(sSS sh%Gh 'nF Tss Mnrch stat rndcoi "u9%1
York, 6. ksshIma Maru Uap) Seattle i,
steel Scientist Galveaton.
KARAcHI. March b-Melenia (Br), Port
'NSiwcAsrLH. N s. W. March s--cupa-
dian y, T.etor ,Br3. N%rfolh edh rrnnroa, .,
TAyAI, March 6-~Eskbridgo CBr), Fort
Nc iMIs6iVon1ossII<. on March 7--clairton, Bol-
tmore.
CAPE TOWN, March 7-pcnsuela GD,
BNnRoW, March 7-Britsh Marshal
CB,j. New orleans.
SUEl. March city OF Westmlnster
tRr) Calcutta for Boston.
CITRISTCHuEcll, n Il. March S--Port
bqwGn ,np' l Mew port News ,,",e;,no ,,,, 60,
''ni'i '"nii'vinSRTooG. Q March Chancellor lp~..
San Francisco; nth MsSie"p Sx S%n Tr
KOBE, March 5-Toyana Maru tJap),
YOKOHAMA, March 5-Tyndarcus ODD.
coTpeT"tion %@H' o N WrJ. i, st John b. and
muLL. March 7--Galleo DD. Now
noULoGNE, March Z -Noordan OuD.
Now York via plymouth for Rotterdam
ANTfWnRr. March s-KroonIand, Now
AnERpEEN, March s-Domira BD,
Halifax, $.
Departures
DANzIG. March Potomac. New York
HAMRCRG. March 3-Georgian, Balti-
more. 6th, Thcmisto CD), United States.
SHIELDS, March 3-Saranac G3r), New
York
York, 4th. Dora Ijdltea utaD, NOW or
leans.
ROUEN March - Capitaino Damaino
(Tr), Baton Rouge.
ROTTERDAM, March t-Yselhaven ODD,
Hampton Roads, 9Th. Athena (DD, IIamp-
ton Roads.
LIVERPOOL March - Alcxandrian
(Br), New orleans.
BIRMINGHAM. March 6-Alstern (Swed),
FALnRMo. Feb 27-Laura UtaD, New
York.
CALCUTTA. March - Robert Dollar
fBr) New York.
MGRoRAN. March Spain Maru (Jap}.
from Kobe, Tacoma.
KOBE. March 6--korca Maru (Jap), San
Francieco
LONDON, March 7--Inl<um Cpr, New
ST M1cfIAELs. March 7-Orla (No).
from Hamburg. Philadelphia
FAYAJ, March - Yohe Maru (Jap),
Hampton Roads.
LONDON. March s-southwcsteru Miller
G}r), philadelphia; Canadian Rancher
l<OnE. March 4 Kaisho Maru Oap).
Portland, ore; Singapore Maru (Jap).
VAITARAiso. March s-Rio Grande
(No), Ncw York; Santa Elisa. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

NIAGARA TO THE SEA~-lTor Illustrated
guide. address John r. Pierce Dept. 100,
Canada Steamship Lines, Montreal, Canada.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-Mail information Will be found
or Travel Guide Page, Column Eight.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

WHITE STAR LINE
AMERICAN IINE--RED STAR LINE
10 all principal ports of Europe. For sail.
Ing dates. rates. etc, apply to international
Mercantile Marine Co. / Broadway. NJ Y, .
New-York tribune., 1922-03-09

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EAST EMMETT

Mrs. Redmond McProud has beer
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Frank
Kreizenbcck. the past week.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Freeman
was burned TO the ground. A very
few things were saved.
Merle Dillon called At the Kreizen-
beck home Wednesday evening.
Misses Woah Lansing and Gladys
Gray called At the o, c. Coonrod home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Easton called 1T the p. II.
Gray home one day last week.
Mrs. 0. c. Coonrod called on Mrs.
p. H. Gray Saturday afternoon.
Albert Miller isn't so we'll Of late.
We oil hope he improves.
Don't forget prayer meeting.
Mrs. p. II. Gray called on Mrs.
Coonrod one day last week.
Al Westerveit returned from the
sheep shearers' convention few days
ego.
o. G. coonrod il making boxes at
The w. C. Stone fruit ranch.
Arthur Dunning Of Boise spent
Saturday evening At the X. b. Will
son home.
r. n. Wilson and family went TO
Boise Sunday.