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New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
U. S. Ships May
Carry Soviet
Grain and Seed
Increased Foreign Rates
Give American Vessels
Chance to Compete on
SlO,OOO.OOO Shipment
% Famine Cargoes Sent
Hoover Organization Has
Third Of Tonnage Needed
for Corn Under Charter

Eeee-t increases - rates fcr the
'sv";ne,, % ar.'u to turopc n for-
e'Gn vtssels. due 20 seasonal purchases
~ Greece, lay and north F,u1opcan
s1cot'les, have given American ship
ouaers az opportunity to compete for
tie frsHc II corn and seed wheat pUr-
c1Ased D. $4,000 900 in Soviet gold.
Il Was lrarned yesterday The prices
vh ca American companies are able to
quote nos; approximate those OF alien
Ines and make it probable that A
'.rgo number OF Jai;cd States flag vcs-
~,is N ortor ttc trace, which several
rceys aco seemed certain 20 80 TO their
competitors.
E; is understood that the Soviet gov
crnuon. has sent word to the Ameri
can Relief Administration that It is
wiling TO uso American vessels when
Inc difference in rates IS not too great.
+ no lclicf administration has already
dispatched twenty three vessels with
-irr!ieS fov tn. famine region. SIX
o.ners. making total OF l72 coo tons
e saipping chartered. are now loading
i, Atlantic and Gulf ports. During
January tnc administration has made
arrangements for the shipment of
about one-.nird Of the foods tufts and
seod grain which will be provided ty
the S2ooo0 900 granted BY Congress
and the gold furnished b. the Soviet
government.
Practically all Of the supplies pur-
chased by Congress would move in
Shipping Board vessels AZ cost, officials
Of the relief administration said yes
-erday ne foodstutTs bought with
Russian funds are not restricted and
viii 70 to the cheapest vessels. 1t -
expected that twelve 10 fifteen addi
'ional ships viii be required for this
movement American owners have
been notified that the commission. of
which Secretary Hoover is chairman,
is ready to receive offers for specified
ail'ngs.
The rates at which shipments are
being made are withheld but it has
been learned from other sources that
the cost figures quoted by the Shipping
Board are abou. five cents d bushel
above those nov made by foreign yes
.eIs The rates offered by private
American owners come between these
two
Vessels nov loading are: At Nep'
ork. Eastern Glade; at Philade lphla,
Argus; at Baltimore. Alcdo, and at New
Orleans. the West Glen. Ships load
ng with supplies purchased by Soviet
funds are the Lloyd at Boston and the
Gasconier at New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Freight Ships Due
Due To- day

Vessel Fort Agency.
S,0Uoy.. London. Jan S........ X |. Hague
Crprers. Mcssina. tau i3 Italia Am Line
lowau CrtStobal Ian 9i. United Am Line
Ms'enso. Hui. Jan a
r;gcr. kingston. Jan "a Caribbean Limo
liypatia. karly. Jan Is .... Houston s 5 Co
''afney. liV"rpooi. Jan l'.......A II Bull
City Of Pittsburgh. Shields Ian IS.
Bradford cny. Shields Jan
city CT Newcastle. Barry Ian -.
t'unch. Edge 4 Co
Charles Hill & sona
Arson. Rotterdam. Jan I : Robert l. Hague
oresonian. Hamburg. Jan !.
International Mercantile Marine
Alloway. Rottcrda,,l. Ian H.. Barber Lines
Grace Dollar. Gibraltar. Jan =; ,n
rrsaavon. Tync. Jan Y S Navigat Co
,..e Csljforne. R9reeauS. Jan 10 French Lins
Tayo kiscn Eaieha
Mada~asNs Agiers, Jan ls.
Hsleslus Buenos Ayrcs Jan aHouston Line
Hadssry. LivcrpooI Jan IL.
lnaependencc Hall. Rotterdam, Jan a..
osmoroltan Line
Indian. Liverpool Jan -. Int Mere Marine
Due 7o-morrow
Aldgato, Lisbon. Jan iS..1as " Elwell & Co
" est Nilus. Falmouth. Jan a.. Barber Line
Nabo Nillano. Seville. Jan o.. barra Line
Gallia, Palermo. Jan -.
Moore. Mccormack 4 Co
Alamo, Galveston, Jan 25... Mallory Line
Due Thursday
Ncssian Liverpool jan rs Int Nero Mar
I'd luck ckenbach. CristobAl Ian "a
Luck IL Line
Nestalta. Genoa. Jan is Peirce Bros
Thodc FaselunI. RIO dc lanelro, Jan -.
Kerr : S Co
Due Friday
MeuorNlncc. London Jan 2o...AN Trans Line
'an"dia' 'arrier. Rosario. Jan >.
Wilford e. Mckay
Matirar. Hudikasyar Jan 5.
Moore. Mccormack e. Co
kansas. Port Said. Jan a.Norton, L.ny q Co
Cape E"m.ir. San francisco. Jan 49,
Atlantic. Gulf a. Pacific S Corp
Due saturday
Almargo, Hnmmghain. Jan 81
Pacific Steam Navis alton
West Corur, Montevideo. Jan II.
Munson Lines
Due sunday
NcchtdyiS. Rotterdam. Ian 2S
holland America Line
Galile' Antwerp. Ian 29
Ellornsre Wilson Line
'orlsholn Gpthenbugg. Jan 20
irurness, Witty & Co
Editor. ifAvrc, Jan II .Cosrlo politan Limo
Caprera, Genoa, Jan 9. Italia America Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

rannonia (Br). London Jan lS: to
pun"Td pnn l'ne WIN WIN, mails: dock forenoon al
Porto Eico. San Juan Jan 25: 10 " &
Porto Rico Line with mails: IS expected to
dock forenoon at Pier So. B'hlyn (Atlantic
Basin,
zuiia Mayavuez Jan es; to Bliss, Dallett
4 Co with mails; is expected 10 dock fore
noon at Pier II. Bklyn Montague ST..
Eoro tBr). Valparaiso Jan S. to Sander
forenoon at Pier 42. \ X ,Mor,on St.
Empress Of Scotland CBr). Southampton
ysb w.I'.,s ~; lcf, ualttas a IN Monday; to
dock late to day early Wednesday at
Pier 81. \ r west esd sD
HcNig OlaV tDan). Christiania Jan 90
TO Scandinavian American Line with malls
r. expected to dock forenoon at l7th st.
Hoboken
va rouraine oFl). rlavre Jan u: to
Frsnch Line with mails: is expected 10
dock forenoon a. Pier a.. \ r sWest
lt,h ST.
A,Hs4Iss0 sass '(s . H.meq.s ssn 20 unltee
noon At Pier IS y r owes, 46th 81
csrriilo Kingston Jan e5 to United
Nru't 90 w'ih mails is expected to dock
MntOer ;.a~oj
.,' G1'1'Dn. ,', Ina Jan x, 70 y Y & Cuba
ct F'er g. II 7 Wall 50
VI hawH. 'arhsonVii!o Jan 2y: 20 ,-lyde
i.ie = eSrec'e'i O. dock forenoon 4, P.er
&c 'CHssl,op st).
- oo'i Holt I.t.e with mails. dels.ed
''y t.sA weather. Is expected to docs torc.
noon At Pie /. ilohokea
.l.,nd. Antwerp Jan - ,in 4ialicax :,
EcV Star 'iis With 'f.lis. ~ cApcsteA to
..o,,f fogeno,H 81, P-s eO. y z yves,
$50 s;).
Mo,1c ss'.c lla,~as laa -. to \ Y
< CIA Me- l.'n- With ltnil.. delaved y,
b!H wea nc. IS rruer'eG - dock :. NJ a.,
&c :. 4 :: fNNsf 50.
ss'pfos FiSVaoa Ian p. 20 UpfioA gu.
=" So; lraNs DELAYED lN %. weather.
L. ->I'eetc| To- DOCK . m At '.cr 10. il \
Madden '.-ne}.
;.'4e vEA mails 5 expoote, % 40. l. .ore
.'uon 80 lei a. H'k - lAtiar tic rnsfn,
10y of Ss'a0p"H. Savannah Jan eS 10
..' 'y.'a = GO. docA soou. sn al pier IS
Due Tomorrow
s'lnerco. f.H,ille Jan q to M,:nson me
With mails, S ,xpcc;ea TO dock forenoon
I, picr .. = /. ,od Sls7l
Nowuc N"w Oricans Jan %: - Mallory
l.:'.o 's e~pvc:ed 20 cock at Pier 3s y +
llsrerfere. Queenstown Ian q: 90 inter.
fatiorai Mercenei!o Marine Win mails. is
p. p"e'~.l to lock forenoon l'isi %. );
Due Thursday
fer' NA,oris ''Srl. Bern 4da Jan 81 10
Fur1e$s Withy q 50 With r.-ils IS er-
peete,i - doci' forenoon ri Per y5 \ z
Roysi Nsis s',sr, packe. Co: vs. * EXPECTED
To- dccr forenoon at pier A.. Il eMor.
.ou -.
Arsr-noc. Jacksonville Jan 20: 10 c,.ae
I.iue Is cXnec'el to docA at 1ier So \ x
Charlton s..
Due Fridn,
4 aui'ania. sou.harnpton Jsn -.
datora. Trtnidad. Jan :s.. Furness- Witty
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
NAVY Orders

rom The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WASHlNGTcN, Jan. So.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Wells: Capt w. b. to sd Naval District.
osterhaus Commander Fl. W.. to L. s. S
Fuiler. 1t. Commander H. c. to L. s. s
Nnauss. LIT Commander H. f. to S. S.
Lewis. 1t. Commander r. W, to Chelsea.
5aNter, 1t. w. r.. to Squadron a.
INerson. 1t. r.. to L $. S. Canopus
Qnieley 1t. W. NJ. to L. 8 $. sigourney.
l5artman, Ems r. c, to L. S S Bell
Beliing ham. Ems. II J.. to L. S. s. Breese
lnli. h"s G ~. to L. S. S. Bcrnadou
Canoose, Fms }. f.. to t. s $. Eagle SO.
nodson. Ems. X. H.. to New London
hughes, Ers p L.. resigned
klrcher, Ems II. j.. to Pacific Fleet
l.alcr, Ems. w G.. to T. $. S. Bell
Mattor. Ems. p. L.. to New London.
O, O. Brien. Ems. T j., to L. S s Mason
Itadowiez. Ems. A., to New LONDON.
Roswell, Ems. p. f., to T. S. S. Worden.
Sooy Ems G., to U. S. 8 Niagara
strife, Ems. r. to L. S $ Lamson
sundbers, Ems. {. A. L.. to e. s. S. Bruce
wa'lman. Ems. D. r., to L. 8 Dale.
,rinsley. Ems. W NJ. TO L. s. S Eagle II.
1 TrannelI' I, Ems ". $. X. to U. S. S putnam.
Whiteford Ems e. A.. to U. s. S. puImer isnnetq
Myast M.v,o Ems 70 }. H. to New London
Kelley. 1t. r. e S. NJ C.. to Great Lakes
Miller, 1t. J. e.. NJ. c. to U. S. S
Scott It, " f.. S. G.. to U. 3 S. Arcturus
,lartc. 1t. F. j., c. c.. to PhiIadelphia
f'erce Bosn C. H., J. a, to u 8 s.
Charleston -
Rombcrg sosn IT, b.. to t. s. S. Mahonac
outhern. .osn r.. to sub chaser 277
Childs Gun r.. to Atlantic feet
tothenburg, Gun. NJ. E.. TO Suuadror n
ilmrr'"n Mach. 7. T., to L. S S Aaron
Ward. w
Ningsmille. Mach. r j. to T. s. S. Mel
Meachen, Mach. II. r. to U. s. S. Ganues
holland. Mach r. C.. to u. S s. Con
necticut " w"
l;@, Yoes ~ ~. c'iS :! F. to philadelphia
Pick hardt. l;. A. V. to L. S S Aldon
Schu'rm'n. It, r. e., to San Francisco
hlte' 1t. IL p. to L. S. S. Rainbow
,iardesty, 1t; +: "A, TO Cavite
'hnnear It, L. s., to L. s. s. Beaver
Nunnn e ham. Ems. ". S. to L. s s Tracy
goldsmith, En-. NJ. D.. to San E'ranciscn ~
Hiil. Ems. X. D.. to L. S. S. Huron,
Hamilton. Ems. II. C., to L. s. s Huron
McDermott. Ems j. T., to L. S. S New
Orleans " '0"
Gray, Gun. l.. G., to San Francisco
kalss. Gun. i. j.. to u. s. S. Buffalo
baIley. Mach. J.. D. to Cavite
Say'or, carp. NJ. NJ, to San Fralrcisco
CUTS. It, Cmdr. w. r. to T. s s Pens,
cola. S'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Freight Picking Tn

Signs are not lacking that the cargo
vessels have wallowed through the
trough of the wave and now feel the
swell that is leading to the top. The
shipping Board reports a better de-
mand and more inquiries. Shipping
circles are getting a larger number of
'eports that new construction is to be
tnNe rtaNcn. Conference agreements
owe oeen soildlfcd and rates strength
"'ca. There is an increase in the vol
ono Of tonnage, though comparisons
w'th last year based upon valuation
&c s-ill unfavornble, due largely to
.hc dsfation in prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31

Acme fqf Tortugas Jan 80
:, a.. cas - ohth Pass Jan 20
3iirNennead l, ssE Capc Henlopcn Jan 20
% -" TrienSie 577 < Winter Quarter i.v
C,'h.ahoet'c 50 NV Morro Castle Jan 30.
CITY or Fa:rpory as / Sand r.v rar oo
lI q - Joseph 20 Sc Sab bic Island Jan
no,d Nc <e3ly GrS"Has 70 SKA sa x %ev IA, IN
(alaNares ". : Scotland TX L., ~
Duel $50 { Portland Jan 90
,astern Nxpurte, ss sand Key Jan 90
r.. f,Gsfe"n sun 3 81 Ship Island Jan 80
hiNoiauo ~ SSE South Pass Jan 50
l. h',rIs. ne. Aid La IS IS y ion 20 90 "
~'1;'f' ,.'l $ Of Scotland sd llslifaa AN jsnao
Trsn'n" - E ssnd Key Jan q.
frereric t'Nius - W Sand i,e, Jan 30
~ {, rG~r 20 Havana ian 90
W Nas,inc'on arrived Bremen l:A5
Greciar o " Gay Head Jan so
,,,r'fqn~en 70 Scotland IL IAN ~.
,55anIAy go from Baltimore ian ~
'"v',Hr NJ ,'ne.y - > ~ " T9Tturos 3d1ra Ian 60
,. IKE s'rynon & ME- Hatteras Jan 50
MafaN 81 Nantucket Jan 50
.<aratA 30 Z Ha;trrss Jan So
y. \al irar 800 ~ Cape Heury Jan 90
i'aF-C w Nire, ara Haven Sound Jan so
pS,,r II Erowcil 10 sW Alligator Jan 50.
casuecNc ~ T. i.eN Wes, Jan 60
S.n jose is5 Mobiie Jan Co.
Hincfsamn2 Va Portland Jan %
slepnen K jones ~ Gay Head Jan 20
,r.,, T.','s pc 5"s 81 south Pass Jan So
tace ~bor l55 SW South pas ,a IN
" a. Hnuuo id 10y West Jan 40
|-a~ "a 80 iivfn Havana Jan %
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31

,ois Kingston. Ian cs. United Fruit Co
Panama Crirtobsl. Ian .1PunamA mn Linz
Duo saturday
Rou.s'llor. Ha,re. Jan "a. French Lice
II y Mallory. Galveston. Jan "s
Mallory Line
Icnapc Jacksonville Feb i... Clyde Line
Duo Sunday
llua. Cristohal. Jan Is. United Fruit Co
Na.ari. barbados. Ian - .Lamport Holt
rrpcran<~. Vera Cruz Jan "6
= & cuba Mail Limo
Huron. Moricvideo. Ian 20. Munscn Line
Coinauchc. Jacksonville. Feb 2.Cyde Line
Due Monday
Finland. Antwerp. Jan ii Rod Star Line
Fort Hamilton. Rcrmuds Fob I.
Furnesy. Witty Co
san Lorenzo san Juan. Feb /
\ Y Porto RICO i.ir"
Caracas. Curacao Feb t. Bliss. Dailett & Co
Mount clinton. Hamburg. Jan cs.
United American Line
La saNoic. llsvro. Jan " s...-.-.- -.rronch I.lno
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
(,,aptain of Mod and
Nine Drowned in
Swanpcd Lifeboal
23 Survivors Of Norwegian
Observation-Disclosures
Struggle and Rcsc"c Just
as Vessel Went Down

ST. JOHN. N. b.. Jan. 3o.-'Tho storv
of a grim battle with shifting freight
was told by twcnty-thrcc survivors OF
the crew of the new electrically driven
Norwegian steamship Mod, wh'ch
foundcred in mid ocean January %.
The survivors were brought into port
aboard the steamer Melmore Head
which arrived on tho scene jnst as the
Mod gave her last Iurch. Captain
Waarli four of his officers, the steward
and four hrcmen drowned when their
lifeboat caosizcd.
Chief Engineer Peter Ivcrscn sa'd
that thu cargo first began to shut Janu-
uary IT, Hecjing hard to port the
Mod continued to make progress unt''
she turned over on her side January
o. after being hit ny tcrr'hc Sca.
Tho crew kept her ahoat with pumps
as long as possible, but were clinging
to wrcckage when the Mc!Wore hcad
came to hcr rescue.
son Sunday, January %. the stca,nc r
was filing rapidly, despite the fact
that the pumps we're kept going stead
ilv." Iversen said eve cndeavorcd to
launch small boat. as our lifcboats
had been broken up or carried away
In trying to do so. First Officer Kun
dsen was jammcd between it. and the
side Of the steamer and badly injured.
Sunday at noon the Melmorc bead
hove in sight and at about 1890 o'clock
came as close as possible to US. lhcy
launched boat, and just had three
men in it when the Mod gave lurch,
pitched over and sank
"Wc were all on the deck and were
pitched into the sea. Some OF US gov
h Did of wrcckagc and kept anoat. J he
water was terribly cold, and. in q weak
oncd condition for lack Of food, we had
a hard time struggling until we we're
eventually landed safely on the Mel
,,,orc Ueud -
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Shipping Notes

CLARENCE S. King. secretary of tive
Atlautic Coast Shipbuilder. Assoc a
'ior. believes That the present situa-
tion justifes optimism. In his current
r;. l.tiu 70 members Ire says 1t is evil
don't that the outlook is far from dis
couragiug." whom it is considered that
..o,oi-ship construction continued to
Gam. that veN vessels of actual trans
atlantic liner typo have been built dur
ng and subsequent TO the war. that 4
arre number Of boats now need con
version or recondtioring. and that
many ucV Inquiries are apparent.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
P,.ecu,cs Prospec.s Rrio hi

The drop IN the transportation of
reight in ocean trade has not been
ihared to the same extent by the pas
,enger vessels. The latter have main
tainod their rates and services on a
stronger basis. From present indica
tions the open.ng of the spring season
sill usher ~ a record traffic from the
United States to Europe. Many com
panies are preparing accommodations
Tar in excess of previous facilities, and
they expect these to he utilized. Among
these concerns are the United States
Lines, the White Star Line of the In
ternational Mercantile Marine Com
pany, the Cunard Line, the North Ger
man Lloyd. the United American Lines
with the Hamburg American. The
Nunson Line 20 South America also
will have better service than ever On
thc Pacific the Pacific Mail and the Pa
clhc Steamship Company plan in
creased service
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 3o-Pr'ncess
from New York to-day. handled by KoIph
Mills 4 co. representing j II Winchester
co. OF New York. who have taken over
operation Of vessel
Frani. ~ Iliiching announced no longer
aRort for Congress Line, In which service
Princess left Sew York
VICTORIA. II e. Jan o-Iine Tree State
arrived :f;h. eight days. nne hours from
Yokohama, new record for this run. Fast p
est running time of british liners. eight
days twenty-one hours Former Shipping
Board record by Silver state on last trip.
min" days, eighteen hours. Pine Tree state
hrOuGhi a.h0S hnI.s rAM SILK.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Ship Owners Renonlinate
Raymond for President
Committee ~ends List of OF.
t,:crs and Directors io As
.uciatinn Members

Ih~ .o.sinatinc committee o+ inc
A-nesi~.n Steamship Owners Assoc
at!on, cofnpo-ed % r. B. Walker. p
a. s. Franklin. Aih.rt Gi.hcr. Smith
and Ecnr! 6. I.Nons. l;as renomiaated
r. u. Y,YinorG. preslIcn. Of tho Clyde
and na:iory ines. As president os tic
association fos the next year Edward
J. ba>ber Axs been named again for
&c rtsidert No change is sho~1 in
the "Sccari,e cor1.ittee.
The sIa,o s:n+ to members u, the
eemm,.:ee VII be voted upon at TIE
annIal mee,inf of the association,
Monday. February G, al II Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Ec.i>r Bill of I.adiuc

fsoc-Irgs cent W. J. Love OF the
t,~.ereeney Zee. Corporation mas or
a~.ed tre ad'n'raity division TO revise
'ss -Np7:ps Boards forr II expert
- =, .sdi:-. - apply 20 nsl eommoGi-
;.r' u government vessels. making the
hil- ---.or,s - The Test conplcrcial
roe.,ce. The corporation desires TO
'.a"r the r'li s.e;iuc a,Nre Clearly In,
az sllt.y u shipper and c.:rrief.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

ties. Port Tampa for Barcelona Constsnti
nople OBJ New York for Naples; 2eth,
Sanuhi Marn Gap). Calcutta for New
York. Arrived Ian -; MNaazo NN. Phil
adclphia 18th. 1<incardine tRr'. rhiladei-
phia Mas,arors1ag 90. New York; Glen
worth BID New Orleans
FFlRA, Jan Getty OF Agra tEr). New
York.
HONG KONG Jan - l>ion CBr'. Ia
coma. eth. sutton Hall (Br). New York.
GLASGOW. Jan 2'-Canadian ConQueror
NRrl s. John
ALEXANDRIA, Jan e7-Adriatic ,Rr,,
New York.
CADlz. Jan 7-Barcelona Csp). Port
Arthur
LIVERPOOL. Jan 28-Steadfas,. Calves
fJap). Tacoma: Elpenor ,Bn. New York
MANCHEsTER. Ian asNovian CRr,.
New York
PORT NATAL. Jan 2s-Jebba CRr,. St
John
ANTWERP. Jan 9s-Huronian CBr). New
LONDON. Jan 2s-west Nosska. rhila-
dclpha, Eemdijk IDU. san Francisco;
nakotan. San Francisco; 29th, Maine New
York.
FAYAL. Jan 2s-Cranford. Wilmington
for Rotterdam (engine troubled
RREMERHAvEN Jan % Hudson, New
York !, !, George Washinston New York.
York
SHANGHAI. Jan so rushima Maru
(Iap). Tacoma.
BuENOS AYRES Jan 3O-Kenowis Por,
Arthur.
CALCUTTA. Jan 2s-creole State. San
Fra ncisco.
LIVERPOOL, Jan c,-west Crcsscv
New Orleans
GIBRALTAR. Jan 27-stikleslad (Nor,.
Boston for Smyrna
ROTTERDAM Jan 2s-sundancc. Jack
sonvllle; Ocean (DuD, Port Arthur
DEVONPORT. Jan 29@rofuku Maru
(Jap) Victoria. B c.
QuEENSTOWN. Jan 20 Eaton Hall
CBr>, New York via Portland, Me
LEITH. Jan 29Cairnvalona (Br), Port
land; Me; Alpine Range tBr). New York
via Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
departures

\, C. CERu Jan 2t~Moorish Prince 'Blo.
x.% coIoMnq vo:;I 1o.J,n Jan -. 2s-yanx TIE es,.
KOBE. Jan 25-Taiyo Maru tJap). San
francisco: Oregon Maru (Jap), Puget
Sound.
sINGAPoEE. Jan -Egremont Castle
>, YOKOHAMA, Jan 25--Adna 'B,o. san
Francisco
HONG KONG Jan weratchce. Ia
coma
SHANGHAI. Jan Hague Maru c1ap,.
York.
,nA ncAALGSuTTA Jan 2s-city Of LucAnow
SHIELDS. Jan 27--Virgilia ,Br). New
York.
CARDIFF. Jan 27-Uralsan Maru lJap,
New Iork. Federal st John.
~ ROTTERDAM. Jan 27Loch katrine
pa, BARRY, Jan 27-Jscob Christensen
Lon DON, Jan 2s--port Dcnison 1Br,.
My YORK Narragansett OBJ motor). Phi
auelphia Missouri, Boston; Mesaba l9rl
New York ~ -
,LIvERPooL Jan Nitonian oBr,
Philadelphia. ID -
tEar). New York 'e7
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31

Gloucester 26 r. Fire Island Jan 30
Virrinian -. r. Ambroso Jan 80.
Mckccsprrt i3c SE by " Ambrose Jan so.
lrnuuos $40 s Scotland Jan 40
Mohawk 10 N Diamond shoals Jan 20
Light burnc $50 SW Brcnton Reel Jan ~"
laland la0 s Nan,Mckct Jan 30
Ponce 52l Scotland Jan SO
Munaryo eTl N Nassau Ian 40 for
Orisaha tlt s Scotland Light Jan 80 Tor
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Army Orders

FROM Jhc 7ribuue'3 Washington Bureau
W ASH NGToN. Ian So.-Army orders
issued to day follow:
Infantry
Ross. col T.. 70 san Juan
Oventhine. Col. v. O., to Fort Benjamin
Harrison.
Davis. Col X. C.. to Washington
Coast Artillery
McMiilu. is' It, J. NJ. to Edgenood
Martin. capt. j Il, TO Fort Ifancoch
Miscellaneous
Macarthur. Rris. Gen. d., United States
Army TO Manila
Truly, Coi a f.. Medical Corps to San
Francisco,
Sladeu. Brig Cen. r. W, United States
Army. 20 West Point.
cas'leman. Major j. r, Cuartcrmastcr
Corps. 20 Fort Thomas
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
MARSHAL'S SALE
Interstate LiRhterage Fleet

n steam hoisling derrichs
gasoline holsters
oS covered barges
deck scops
VIII go TO The hlghest bidder a. public
auction. conducted by the United States
Thursday Feb md. ana
Friday Feb. 3rd. 1872,
at 10 \. NJ ,harp.
Each vessel wll he sold separately,
free of liens mortgages aud other encurn-
bra noes Sale Mil be hold on boa rd
Flc., may he inspected at Luckenhac-
Basin Shady side. Now Jersey. Take West
A2d s.. ferry :" Weeha vixen; Palisades
trolley TO 35th st walk three blocks
east to hudson River
Further Information may be obtained at
the Office Of Clarence r. Snyder and
Charles BLrli rgham. the receivers Of
Interstate Llghteragc & Transportation
Co. Pier L. North River. \. Y. G.. Rec
tor S371. or ti.eir attorneys. Gilber, 4
Gilbert, t3 Exchange Place. =. \. c.
Hanover 672o.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Sailed Yesterday

Gran CNor). Porto Tarasa Mobile CITY,
t.,s.on; Melins tNo,N Tampico, Weeha"
zen. Hamburg William Rockcfellcr. Port
l.ohos Charles NJ Everett Texas city:
Vague Santo Domingo. Mort hwestern. trial
Trip; Carenco. Genoa j Luchenbach.
Philadelphia: storm King, Rotterdam, sch
lrn,a. Port Arthur. East Sids, Bordeaux.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
i'arcc, Post l., I.al>

pos:i"ns;~~ Morgan calls a'.cl,ior t.
'.ic,ces from tar po>tai admin .;ratlun
n lis'y tA.t iu.iahlc sr,iclcs DIS
r~tcacG IN 'cs;.,',i l.,tci' mall are sub
>ec; TO ceAnsc;.tion. IL is reroslsd ,het
taere has been large ;acreaSe m this
custom. sch ARTICLES ssou.d lie sen.
10 ,asce! pei
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
~us1s;tiv Message in Week

NcMbcfs :! Inc House Committee on
%crcts~; Marine and Fisheries are
gso''d 81 expecting President Har-
dsnSs ae.srse on ship subsidies to be
;" u u Congress within week Chair
r'op Nl,ilam :. Greene has said that
l.: %th cHN ttc committee together AS
'Ho1 AS the message is received. in or
Ger { rush sexton on the suggested
teclsia.:1r
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Foreign Ship Contract Assailed

CHI AGO. Jan. 30. The United
state, Shipping Board has requested
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway to cancel its contract with
the Osaka Shoscn Kasha Steamship
Line in favor Of American boat lines,
K. NJ. Calkins, vice president Of the
railroad, announced to-day
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Ship Alterations

WAS1llNt;roS. Jan an--rhc Unitod
states shipping Board Emergency Fleet
corporation announced the following as
Signmcnt to-day.
Lake Fsirpor, A150 dw. chartered bare
boat basis Muns"n Steamship Lines With
draw L r. {. managing caretalter
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31

- FNS
ol me positions OF merchant vessets re-
CelNeo through the United States Naval
Coui'l uhicallon Service. Shiplna sters OF
our charge. report their ,'TR) noon nns,-
Ni"ns through the following naval radio
SEsar'oms E. N IN IN the United States proper
sansett, l.. l.; Cape May. \. T., Eorfo,s
"a cape llatteras. ~ c.: Jupiter
,a'' Key West. Fla; New Orleans.
These position C'rE> -cnor,s snou,d
De addressed only to the radio station
Saieu and they will be forwarded TO
Ne" YORK is important that these
,rpo'ls should be sen' promptly at
noon each day in order tha, they may
DC receiVeS IN time for publication
fostlon reports can also be sent
lhruuRh the stations OF the Independ-
eut =" lrcless Telegraph Company. Inc.
a; New York. East Morlchcs. l.. l. and
Eastha.npton. L. !.
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BY Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc.

DISTANCE gwen n miles. position at noo,,
uniess otherwise spAciNed.l
Monterey ao5 Ne Havana Jan g
Ma'pra l,loo SSE Ambrose Jan :a
New-York tribune., 1922-01-31
Winds at Sea To-day

II"7s u T',--- ~ ~ V7-0
Winds at Sea To-day
Css, Gulf OF Mexico Moderate n fr"sh
northeast snc cest winds aHd c.oudy
wc.thc~
northeast AMI east winds, cloudy weather
ar. occasional rsln~
Csrihhear Sra and W,niws~l Passage -
Hod~rat. north ts cast ~inps aud gen
orally fair weather.
Nor:h Of SANDY liock and SANDY lfooN
% iiattc-xS Gentle TO moderate variable
vsntr ari ,sir weather
Ha,teras 10 FLORIDA straits Moderate u
.rcsh northeast and cas-. winds and cloudy
vcathe-