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, 1922-05-15
RUSSIANS G z
BID TO THE HAGUE.

GENOA. May Icy the Asso-
cited Press.fThe Russians will ac-
cept the invitation to go to The
Hague for continuation of discussions
of the Russian situation, it was an
nounced this evening by NJ Rakov-
sky. the soviet premier of the
Ukraine. He expressed belief. how
ever, that The Hague conference, like
thai at Genoa would prove sterile,
unless the Russian idea for n mixed
commission was accepted
GENEVA. May Icy tho Asso-
ciated PressSThe soviet delegates at
Genoa have informed the league Of
nations experts there that Russia de
gires to cooperate with the league
and become a fun fledged member
within a reasonable time, provides
the conference succeeds from the
soviet viewpoint
The leagues experts haye just re
ported this to tho league council.
which is meeting hero
The Russians added that. II the
, 1922-05-15
CHILE AND PERU
M TODAY TO
DISPUTE

WASHINGTON, May 10y The Associated Press)-
Chile and Peru, estranged for forty years by their dispute
over Tacna-Arica, Joined here today in a new effort to COM
pose their differences and remove the problem of. the
Pacific" as a source of International friction in L~atin-America
The opening session of the conference was called to order
, 1922-05-15
A[ONzO C. SETTER SUCCEEDS LATE
FRANK C. CURTIS is PRESIDENT
Of THE NEW YORK OIL COMPANY
Minal E. Young Is Reelected as Secretary-Treas
wer and General Manager of Big Independent
IN Annual Meeting Heldm Casper Today

Alonzo G; Setter, vice president of the New York Oil COM
pany and acting president of the organization since the death
of Frank G. Curtis, was elected president of the concern for
the ensuing year at an annual meeting of stockholders held
in the company's offices here today.
Other officers elected include Earnest Maruuardt, first vice
, 1922-05-15
.NeD York Gas
Rate Too Lou

WASHINGTON. May 15.-The New
York state statutory gas rates of 80
cents were today declared by the su-
preme court to be confiscatory dur
ing the calendar years 1913 and 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20

LehiEh 21s NE Overfalls Feb ~.
Lloyd lat As ~ N Ion 10 t2 w Feb 1s
Maiden CreclS 70 NV Tortugas Feb 10.
Marne lat As Is n Ion % 30 w Feb is.
Mayari 40 = Nantucket Feb 10.
Mcrrymount Se3 r Boston Feb Is.
Munargo 3l1 $ Scotland Nv Feh ~
Narbo lat IS 10 n Ion &c i5 w Feb 1e.
Olancho 1st n Puerto Cortoz i'eh la-
Oree onian l6s r Nantucket Fob ~.
Ormes l6 s Hatieras Feb 10
Pioneer rs T. Sand Key Fob ~.
ripestone County 2.as6 T. Amhrose Feb 10.
Potomac 1.672 e Ambrose Feb u.s.
Kayo 10 + Sand Key Feb -.
Samuel q Brown 279 hNE Lohos Island
San GIi i9b $ Nantucket Feb Is
Saxoloine Al u Sand Key Feb 10.
San Grcgorio ~ \ Natt"rss Teh ~.
Swiftoagle 40 " Sand Key Feb -.
Swiftvfnd 97o w Sand Key Feb 1e-
Talnesi lt6 Havana Feb 10
rrnidadian $50 u Sabine Rar Feb ~.
Tuscan 1873 SIC Mobile fcb 10.
Ncstal 1871 WNW Tortugas Feb ~
Ntttorfo Emmanuolc III 455 y Gapo Henry
Feb 10.
Wos: Arrow lat a6 Is Ion RS o2 lch Is.
West Ceddoa lat 81 IS Ion "A IS Feb lS
West Chetac lat SO OF Ion h6 ~ Feb g
West Cobalt lat 10 rs Ion A 10 Feb s
West Himrod ISIS from rapo May p IN
Feb is
West luslop 500 Delaware Breakwetor
Feb rs
West Lashaway So lsSE Ambrose Feb ~
West Munham 500 Il Capo Henry Feb ~.
West Niius so s Fowcy Rocks Feb 49,
West Totant $50 1TSE Galveston Feb 10
Western Ocean 400 Cape Henry Feb I ..
v heeliug Mold 400 T. Ambrose Feb 10
William Green 429 NE Lohos Isand Feb 10.
Worcester lat A IS Ion 4S ii Feb is
Harembo lat i5 l5'lon 81 1 . Feb / s
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
By Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc.

distance In miles position at noon unless
otherwise statcd)
Herman Frasch pd llolc I'm Wall Feb u.s.
West 1Nis Az from Norfoli0 Feb l9.
Nigic 1.0l4 e Ambrose Ncb is
lroQuois lett Sanina for Macors IL rM
Feb IS
Mexican S4l NE Colon pM Feb Is
Cayo Mambi 2f8 Scotland Nv Fen IS.
Sagua arr Quarantiue midnight Sunday.
ksrshaw SW Fire Island Feb 10.
Ponce 24s 5 Scotland In Feb 10.
Hudson 2S2 e Ambrose Fob 10
Huron (Clydc) 2OS S Scotland Nv Feb 10.
Montana 100 Ambrose Feb 10.
Elmsport 3ls u Cape Horny Fob IT,
Polariue l20 T. Ambrose Feb 49,
American Legion eoS 80 Ambrose Feb ~.
Mary l5S Ambrose Feb -
Agwim"N 1856 SW Nantucket Nv Feb H.
Cornelia 252 s Nautucket ba Boston Feb Il.
ori1abR SIS Scotland Nv I7ch 10.
Munargo sill Ambrose Feb 49,
Siam city docks ; AM Feb 90
Lake rraha III = ny w Sandy Hook Fob 10
Huron tMunson) 1913 from Ambrose Feb 10.
Havre Maru due sandy Hook Sunday mid
night
Roeota ZOO s Cape IIattoras Feb rs
Pennsyl vsnia 900 e Cape Hattcras Feb rs.
Gloucester 1852 NE Winter Quarter Feb 10.
Nosalnd duo New York PM Feb 49,
Matura 737 Scotland Fob 49,
kroonlsnd 753 Z Ambrose Feb 10
West Chetac l10o + Capo Hcury Fob 49,
fGnnsy lvania lat SO rs \ Ion - Fl w
Algie $50 Ambrose Feb a.
Gulf Stream pd Cane Hatteras PM
Cuff Lake l63 Cape Hattoras Feb 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20

Aswiword so SW Nantucket Feb 49,
Alcdo lat A. J \ ion ~ 5s " Feb iS
Ampetco lat Ss II \ ion 3s So w Feb 18.
Atlantic Sun 70 Key West Feb 10.
ReIdhill 100 WNW Tortugas Feb 10
Belvedere lat Sc 0 y Ion 81 2s w Feb 1s.
Bibbco Is SIC Sand Key Feb 49,
Carplaka lat 4S 2s n Ion % 10 " Feb 49,
Chester Valley lat A IL lon SO IL W
City Of Atlanta 27 sw Cay Head Feb -
Champion Anderson Al W Key West Feb le
Creole ~ Hatteras Feb 10.
Currier 27 " Sand Key Feb 10
David McKelvy $50 WSW Key West Feb le
Dorchester l2 ssW Brigantine Shoals
Eastern crag lat 1921 Ion s74s W
Feb IS.
Eastern Crown 465 Cape May Feb 10
Eastern Glade 242l Ambrose Feb l9
Eastern Exporter lat 33 SO \ lon SO 90 w
Feb Is
Eastern Sword sW Winterquarter Feb 1s
Ecuador 40 S Havana FEB 19.
III Isleo Is Sand Key Feb 10.
III Mundo 70 \ Hatteras Feb 49,
Elkhorn 81 Sand Key Feb 10
Esparta 227 Cape Henlopen Feb 10
freeman 35 NE Five Fathom Bank LV
Feb I8
Glenpool 25s W by Sand Key Feb 10
Grecian 20 6 Barnegat Feb 1s
Gulf of Mexico 90 L Sand Key Feb 19
Guifland 20 from Boston Feb te
,.ulfstrean 255 Overfalls Feb u
II / 3arold Walker 1s4 W Sand Key Feb 10.
tloxte lat 40 20 \ lon "a Is w Feb is
Hudson 2ss Ambrose Feb 49,
J Bostwck 24s NNE Tortugas Feb 10.
J Donnell l45 Jupiter Feb 10
Japan Arrow 15 e Key West Feb 10
Jonar l.2SO by n Abaco Island Feb le
hsXoskD ~ 6etteYas Fak "a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20

Norfcres Tampico Feb :. Vera Cruz
Feb .. rrosreso Fee a. Havana Feb -
and Nassau Feb Is; TO tho \ and Cuba
Mali co. With ~ pass. mails and mdso
PiA~ =. k'yn.
s'onstan,irople Jan IS Piraeus Jan "a aud
pstras Jan as to \ \ (islanos with
first. 20 second cabin. IL third class pass.
malls and mase. Pier y. klyn.
MeNa..ia. yuNpaw Feb 2. to Nslker
Dal.. w';h crude OIL. IN Tompkinsville.
ssueauou. AKIN Jan II. Grand BassaJn
Ian % Mour0Nia IAN 25. Freetowu Jan 2S
and St Thomas Feb II. 10 \ ii Bull 4 Co
a IN pass and mahogany. Pier -, Bklyn
Wurttemburs (Ger}. Hamburg Feb 2; to
the United American Lines. with IL cabin,
lsi tnird class pass. mails and mdse. Pier
Faraby. 1ci,h Jan SO. to II winches-
II & Go. With ndse' Pier .. Arm. Base
VeendyA WD. sourbaya Dec i9 Tiut-
Jap Dec s. Della wan Jan .. Sabang Jan T.
Funch Edye & Co. with indse. 5.h a.
Somerset. Hamburg Ian q. C., Robert /
West Corun. Buoaos Nyres Jan .. Monte
tlleo Jan II 81 Thomas fob and Boston
t. b %, 60 the Munson Lines. with
Nauhsu CBr) Buenos Avres Jaa rs. RIO
to Janeiro Fob q. Trinidad Feb - and
Rarbaaos Fen ~. TO Ls'upoit & Holt. with
pas. mails and mdse, pior 3 1Slyn.
Alliance. Norfoiti TO Old Dominion
Trans co. with 1ndse. Pier ~, y I,
Gulf Queen. Port Arthur. to Gulf Rein
ins Co. with crude Oil. Rayonne. y J
city of Savannah. Savannah, TO Oseau
g co. with pass and mdse. Pier So \ Y
Mohawk. Jacksonville and Char estOn: to
Cl5de So Line. with pass and mdse. Pier
shawmut Houston Via Mobile for Perth
AfHbov. tarteret. \ j
lqna lueken6oeh. Boston aetb st.
'Trophon tBr) Trieste
otho Philadelphia Pier 9 Constable
IiooF
Baltimore Maru Jsp). Faysl Feb 6 to
~uTuiti Is Go. i'm ba alisst. off Bay Ridge
Vague Nacoris Fob Ii. 70 clyde SIS
Line with sugar. Pier 20 +. X
EanenfiorI 1Nor). Chrisljauia Jan 81
aud Breyik Feb 60 Norweg an Ameri-
can Line With rndSe 5oth st. Bklyn
Empire Arrow. harrow Feb to Stand
ARD ou co of y Y, in ballast. off Tomp
LIrsNiiio
Thode Faeerlund CNor). Rosario Dec ~.
Bacnos Ayres IAN Q santos -. Rio dc
Jsnoiro II Trinidad 20 aud Philadelphia
Feb lst to Kerr IS Line, With mdse, Pier
e. Bh'yn.
Noordaw Du) Rotterdam; to Holland
A,rerire Line. In Quarantine.
HsNouue Phusdelphis to Vacuum on
Go. BaN0rre y 7
sasua. san Juan. TO Atlantic Fruit Co.
jill eu7ranfiue.
Lahe STIRLING Richmond. TO the Rich
morl anN y Trnas Co, with mdse
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Customs Craft Condoncd
BY Some Brokers Here
Tell Merchants Association
Tipping Undcrpaid Inspect
ors Expcdi.cs Shipments

A number of customs brokers i'm Now
York seek to Justify the giving of graft
or bribes to expedite the handling OF
shipments, according to replies re
ceivcd by the Merchants Association
to is letter asking importers TO stop
all gratuities of this nature. In sum
mary of the answers given in "Greater
New York. tho bulletin of the associa-
tion. il is said that tho stand If the
organization against this cVH is
warmly commended, but that many be-
leve it is necessary.
Among the reasons advanced for the
practice are statements that employees
handling inbound freight, especially at
the Appraisers Stores, arc greatly un-
dcrpaid, and that the goods will not
be moved promptly unless tips are paid.
The Merchants Association calls at
tention to it's efforts to raise the ap-
preparation for salaries of these en-
ployees, which resulted in an increase
Of 81 800 900 a year, and promises to
take up with the Appraiser Of the Port
any delay thought to be due to lack of
payment of q gratuity. 1t is said that
the Appraiser has promised his full CO.
operation.
The associations is urging importers
especially to stop tips in the belief
that customs brokers will not care to
make payments out of their own funds.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Disabled Men to See Boxing

All wounded men in military hospi-
tails in New York City who can attend
the "American Legion Boxing Carni
val IN Madison Square Garden to-
night will be furnished tickets by the
Legion and VIII be afforded transporta-
tion through the kindness of the
knights of Columbus, according to an
announcement made yesterday bv H.
Ail'ster Morriss, chairman of the com
mite in charge Of the bouts.
wv hile this tight is for the benefit Of
the wounded and disabled and we are
anxious to raise as big fund as pos
slble,' said Mr.. Morriss, "at the same
TIME we want every wounded man who
wants to attend to get q ticket The
knights OF Columbus, ohrough Denis
@ O'Connel, secretary of the welfare
work, has arranged for busses to trans
port the men from Seton, Reconstruc-
ton, Polytechnic and Brooklyn Naval
hospitals. Unfortunately, the Fox
Hills Hospital has been quarantined d
because of the influenza and the au-
thortlcs there cannot allow the men
to see the fight We want to give a
treat to the other wounded lads, how
ever, and viii see that they get seats
IN the balcony overlooking the ring,
supposed to be the best seats in the
house and the most easily reached, ac-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20

velopments in shipping, with larger
types of vessels and new forms of pro
pulsion.
Tho conference to o-morrow is the pre-
liminary step in thorough study OF
the present examinations Sugges-
tions will be made later 70 the Steam
boat Inspection Service of the Depart
ment of Commerce. which has control
Of the licensing of officers.
There are now about $1,000 licensed
officers in the United States actively in
the profession, including all masters
mates and engineers. These will not
be affected by the proposed changes
The new educational standards will ap-
ply to men seeking licenses for the
first time.
Winthrop L. Marvin, vice president
of the association, said that since the
requirements were revised last there
have been important developments in
shipping, and that new officers should
have technical knowledge of these
changes.
The committee on seagoing person
mel consists of the following: +. f.
O'Donnell chairman, Of c. II. Sprague
& SON. A. e. Bates, Atlantic and Pa
cfc Steamship Company; Robert f.
Hand, Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey A s. Hebble, Southern Pacific
Company; T. J. Kehoe. Admiral Line
Z. A. Kelly. Clyde Steamship Company;
A. J. Mccarthy, l. NJ. NJ; f. c. Osborn,
Munson Line; Il. c. Thackara, Lucken-
bach Steamship Company, and j. d.
Tomlinson. American Steam
ship Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Hague Ship Rules
Adopted by British
Nor. Atlantic Lines
International Bill Of Lad
ing Put Into Effect on
Vessels Calling al u. s.,
Beginning This Month

The Hague Shipping Rules. providing
principles for an international bill Of
ladng, have been adopted by tho Brit
sh steamship lines on North Atlantic
routes, according to information reach
ing here yesterday. The new rules
were approved by the companies i'm
conference recently in london. and
were made effective Immediately as the
ships go out from United Kingdom
ports to the United States and Canada
Tho reasons for Endorsement of the
rules are given in the following state
mcnt from Furncss, Witty & Go. in Il
circular letter sent to shippers:
"ln view Of the almost unanimou de
denccd in resolutions passed by trade
organizations and chambers Of com
mercc), and by tho bankers and under.
writer's, for the adoption of The Hague
Rules, all bills Of ladinE issued by this
company (cxcept when otherwise rc-
qulred by shippers), in respect to our
steamers sailing on and after February
8. 1922, from United Kingdom ports to
North Atlantic ports in Canada and/or
United States Of America, Will be sub
jcct to The Hague Rules, 1921.
I'm regard to the adoption Of Tho
Hague Rules, we, as cargo carriers. like
any other trading concern, arc not only
prepared but anxious to carry out the
requirements of shippers.
pending the drafting and printing
OF our now form of bin of lading. we
shall continue to use our present forms
without inserting any additional clause,
but all claims viii be dealt with in ne
cordance with the terms Of The Hague
Rules"
Among the companies giving their
approval arc the following: Anchor
Line, Anchor Donaldson Line, Atlantic
Transport Lime Bristol City Line, Cana
dian Pacific Railway Company, Cunard
Line, Dominion Line. Donaldson Limo,
Ellcrman- Wilson Line, Furncss. Witty
& Co.; Johnston Line, Warren Lime.
Furncss Philadelphia Transatlantic
Line, Leyland Line, Manchester Line,
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company.
Thomson Line, White Star Line, White
Star Dominion Line.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Passenger Ships Due
Ono To day

Neorjs,n CDN Plymouth Feb .; 20
Hoiisna America Line With malls is e1-
pcctsd to dock a. 18th ST. Hoboken.
Maye Csrl Trinidad Feb IL: to Fur
ness. Wuhy Co with mails, is expected
70 dock forenoon at pier q. Bkiyn (Ain-
calamares Port 1imon Feb %; to United
Fruit Co with mails is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier IS. r (Msiden Lane).
20 Nunson Line with mails is expected to
doak a Pier s Hoboken.
kroouland. Antwerp, Feb Q: to Red Star
Line with mails IS expected to dock at
Pier 81. y x CWest 23d s)
Cedric (Br). Liverpool Feb 10; to White
Star Limo with mails is expected to dock
ms afternoon At Pier so, y CWest 2sd
Philadelphia Curacao Feb II. to Bliss,
Dailett and Go with mails Is expected to
doci r az Pier II. p klyn
Porto Rico. san Juan Feb Is; to n
an, @na ~, Porto y, hi'o L'ns with mails is e1-
Huron Turk Island Feb ID; to Clyde
san domingo Line with mails. S expected
- dock forenoon at Pier "a. B'klyn CAT
~ Hamilton lBrp. Bermuda Feb IS: to
Furness Bermuda Line with mails is
pac'ed fo dock forenoon at Pier 95, n
Vest 55th so.
Due To-morrow
hudson Bromen FEB s; TO I S Lines
nitH mails is expected to dock forenoon
soythis csr) Liverpoo. see IL; to
Gunsrd Line is expected to dock at Pier
of N X I W eSi lfth ST }.
Nibonel Havana Feb IS; to and
tuba Mail Line with mails. is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IA. T (WaN stl.
Arapshoe. Jacksonville Feb IS; to Clyde
line: j. expected TO dock forenoon at Pier
Sc. r tChariton St..
city Of - Louis. Savannah Feb IS: to
ocean 5 ; Go. Is expected TO dock forenoon
~ Ilel SO, y r Cspring ST..
Due Wednesday,
Uomcric (Br1. Southampton Feb is, 70
" hite Star Line with mails: is expected
10 cock forenoon at Pier 80. r (West
22d sD
United states CDan). Chrlstiana Feb y;
20 Scsndinayian-Ameri Line with mails:
% expected 10 dock at Pier e5 y r (West
55th sD
Munslnar. Antilla Feb 18: to Munson
line is expected to dock at Pier g. Z
old Sip.
Due Thursday
TlviVes. Santa Marta. Feb 10. L Fruit CO
Fort Victoria. Bermuda Feb a.
Furness Bermuda Line
Arnguaya, Bermuda, Feb 2l.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Lenape, Jacksonville. Feb 20 -. Clyde Limo
Due Friday
A quitania. Southampton. Feb IS.
Cunard Line
Orduna, Southampton. Feb IL
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co
1ss-quibo, Valparaiso, Feb Z.
Pacific Stean Nav Co
-iiy ot Atlanta, Savannah. Feb 2l.
Ocean S s Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Radio Corp. Of America

Muualbro II Fire Island Fob 49,
Gulhand - Boston Light Feb 10
Lake Arthur so S Scotland Feb fa
Philadelphia lS7 S Scotland Fob 49,
Lake Stirling pd Five lathom Bank Nv
Feb @
Nrio zoe Scotland Feb 10
Lake Ellnout l40 S Sandy Hook Seb 10
Momus IL Diamond shoals tcb o.
Chattanooga city 1.06A $ Delaware BroaN-
water Feb is.
Delaware sun 1.2so r Bloci, Island 17eb IS.
Herbert l. Pratt 40 WSW Sand Key
Feb rs
\ Pew 100 W Sand key Feb rs
West Kedron 270 e Cape Ilattoras Fob 10
olcn 200 Il Cape tenlopcn Feb fg
Wm Burton no T. Nantucket Feb H.
Mary 15S 5 Ambrose Feb H.
Swiftsure 700 Z Cape l4onrN Fob 10
Fob g.
Roht e hopkins $50 s Scotland Feb 10.
Independence lat 81 90 Ion - 90 Feb q.
Mundelta $50 Ambrose Feb "a.
Porto Rico SIP Scotland Feb @
Eglantier 165 r Ambrose Feb 10.
Nor; hvsstern Miller 17S r Ambrose FEB 10
paloma off Cape Cod Feb 49,
City Of Atlanta - SW Gay Head 80 Pm
Feb o.
Rio Grande 700 5 Ambrose Fob 49,
W r keenc NE Cape Henry Feb 2
Ruth Alexander 10 New York { Pm
roh 10
.lomar f. $50 e RloclS Island Fcb IS
Sunoil left Delaware Capes PM teb is
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
Buyers Arrived
Continued from paGe fifteen
EAI,EI 4 IL NJ

pelicticr stores; Miss n. Grinthr boys
clothing, children's wear, women's furnish
tngs. care Alfred Fantl. 1I6 w 32d at
Tho Parisian; Mrs S. Tredbcrg. WON
on g ready to wear. 3o3 9Th av.
TULSA. OltI.A.
S. Solomon; 5. Solomon, millinery, no
Nons, Grand
UHRICHSNILLE, ONO
balt'nore Clothing Co; Miss Gertrude
NJ Thalheimcr. wonens ready TO wear.
Madison Square.
VNIoNToWN. PA
l.. Bcrnson & Sons, II. Il. Hcrnson WON
Gn's ready TO wear, millinery; Miss s.
Nernson, representing; 1865 B'way, Room
4lA
UTICA, n. Y.
Robert Fraser, r. ]. Bauer, floor Gov
John a Robcrts Co; w J. llarlott.
men's furnishings, gloves and underwear
Nrcsln.
NNToN, IA.
ANHtNGTON. ID. G.
Roberts, L. E Block. womcns ready to
wear, A. w SSd st.
$ e aud H. G. Adler, II. G. Adler.
WiTKN>- RNRKE. PA.
w !, Ncsslcr W u hcsslor. station
cry and wall paper, Martinique.
MacWuNalns. C. Frey. ladies ready 10
Wear. G. $. Logan, 1aa West S2d st
Justin Bergman, Mir. Kulnmelstecl, conts,
suits Hoffman Hartblay, III West
WIIMINGTON. \. G.
Williams CO., w. r. Becry jr.. no
tons, millinery, ribbons. shoes. mems fur
nishinss. G. G. Newton. woinen'a ready TO
wear. care Of Alfred Tantl. IFS W. 32d st.
WiNSTON-SALEAT, y. G.
o,i; Eard pcpartment Store: o L. hdrd' gen
elal merchandise. Pennsylvania.
wore EST ER
Louise shop, Miss Mourin, ready 20
wear; Hart Flanagan Company. 253 9th a0.
YORK. PA.
a. simmons, A. simmons jewelry; Elk 4
YoUNGSTOWN ONO
O. NJ McKelVey Co; r r. BARCLAY, car
pets. draperies. Nh Wolf mems clothing.
mats, caps. furnishings. c. r.. Holslnser.
stationary. books. gift shop Miss N CON
nell, silks. dress goods; BiEsins. S33 7th Az.
T. West Sons Co. II G.. IookinEhiil
floor coverings. u. \. Carver swoepers.
drapcry, upholstery. art goods. pictures.
statues, etc; W. W. Lease house furnish
ines, china. glassware. leather goods. toys.
luggage and trunks: care American j. G:
Co.. l05 Grand 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF The positions of merchant vessels re
ceived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters Of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their GO noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Iarbor, Me. (OuerciNes)
Anagansett. L. l.; Cape May, \. ]
Norfolk. Va. Cape Hatteras. \. c..
Jupiter. Fla; Key West. Fla New
Orleans, La.
These position CTR) reports should
be addressed only TO the radio station
called, and they will 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 publica ton
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independ-
ont Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc,
at New York, East Moriches L. l., and
Ea sthampton, l.. l.
The Radio Corporation OF America
VII receive position reports through
the following stations Cape Cod
CIV G @, siasconset. Mass. (W S g.
New London. Conn. CIV l. c.. New York
CNy CIV y y.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-20
American Ports

BALTlMorE. reb t9-ArT,iyeed II II
Portland. Nc. Major Whcelor Norfolk
Sailed Callisto ,pu. bremen aud liam
burg via Norfolk Duquesuc. Constants
uopie; Norfolk, Portland, Narcissus' fal-
CR1sTopAL. Teo IS ,sayed. ,toyan'
GALVESTON, Feb le-A Arrived Paul II
Harv ood, Tampico. Edgeneid, Antwerp.
Sailed Tamiahua. Tampico
HALIFAX, Feb Arrived lHih, Borh-
holm eNorj. Boston ~sHed: 18TH. Man
chester shipper Cl3r' Manchoster' Malvern
Range CBr). Liverpool.
HAVANA. Fob 1S-sailcd 18TH. s.boney
JAcKs0NvIt1.E. rcb l9- Arrived
Strylnon. Boston Gulf KING Port Arthur;
Solitaire Port Arthur. Sauod Persian,
Philadelphia, Via Savannah, GTande Gasrd
Norl. New York.
Columbus, New York sailed O II Warins,
Baton Rouge
NORFOLK. Feb lo-Arrwod: sl5oestaa
tNorl, Emden' Anselma do larrinasa
Cananova. Philadelphia Santa Ana. New
York: Ruahine CBr). Auckland; Fapror.
ntaN. New York. listt0oid CEr. BarrN.
Sailed: Shakespeare 'Br>. sasua lie Grando d,
city CRr). New York; Woodnausie Bristol
VIA Barry and AVonmouth. GaHia (SVed)
Casnda. Cuba; " y Reiuhardt CBrj. santo
Domingo CitN
PHIiADELpH1A. Feb "a Arrived COL
lamcr New York, pauola New York
Certo (Nor), New York: Philip Publicher.
Havana. etc Norfolk Maru CJap) Towey
Wearbridee CR) Fowey; Missouri CBr).
Boston: Vulcan city (Br). Baltimore
Eastern SWorg, Norfolk Edsehiil, Ant
m@rR nacE G@sso N9Tn Wa la n5faz rs sssq 6a2 an
tom r Leonard. Baltimore Texas
tDan), COZ IMAGE n Via Baltimore, Thode
Fagelund (NoD. from Santos. New York.
Charles NJ Everest. Texas City; Canadian
Hunter (Br), Gibraltar for orders Etna
QO, Genoa. + Fletcher Farrell Galveston.
PORT Arthur Feb 19-Arrived: Radi-
ant. Tampicoi Agwunoon. Tampico: New
Jersey, Antwerp; Reaper. Port Lobos.
Sailed Lake SlaVt Havana Occidental.
Port Lcbos, Gulf Maid. Phiiadelphia Di-
rogo, Providence
PORT FApS. Feb lS-Arrived Cody, Rot
tordam; Coppename. rela Jacob l.nckcn-
bach, Mobile, Kfuku Maru CJapl. Nor
folk: Ia percusc fl'rl. Europe. NJ Is Elliott.
Havana, TeXandria ,Br) Antwerp. Sailed
Ceiba 'Hondl, Ceiba. CliNwood. London
Comayagua Nlond). Port Cortoz El lis
tero New YORK Excelsior. Havana; Fred r
kellogg, Norfolk Usage. Tacoma: Sara
macca, Port Barrios. Truxillo Tampa
Tuxpanoil, Port Lobos
PORTLAN I'D, Ne. Feb 19-Arrived
SChr Edna HOyt. Norfolk
san FRANCISCO. Feb ls-Arrived: 18th.
Cape Henry, New York: ASora CBr). yol.o,
hama 1qth. proNidencia N'r) Santa Ro-
salia sailed 18th. Ohioan. New York via
san Pedro Annie Johnson llilo. Ill I.obo
lBri. Talara Bay Tosca a tNor). Seattle:
Steel AGE. New Nork via San Pedro. 19th.
Granite state, New York, Colonel l. /.
Drake. Honolulu.
ST JOHN, Feb 10 Sailed 18Th. Cana.
dian Trapper (Br). London; 18Th. Scan5i
naVian CBr) Antwerp, Canadian Leader
'Br), Cardiff; Bethlehem, Norfolk: Man
chester Corporation (Br), Manchester