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New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Radio Corpn. of America

All positions are at noon unless otherwise
stated
Arnomend 27O sE Cape May Apr,l ..
Breedyk 246 from Cape Henlopen April 2.
Carlton lat 20 80 long 64 0S April I.
Casper Il Montaut Point April .,
Clan Buchanan 90 S Cape May April q
Crofton Hall, a42 Nantucket April /.
Coldbrook lat a6 IS long 35 IS April ].
Cotopaxie IFS N Diamond April ?.
Deepwater 726 Cape Henry April I,
G Schoheld 760 Delaware Breakwater
p m April l.
Federal 80 S Key West April l.
e" 1f coast Mh's ESQ sw SIAM nay AIR HR'
HiGiton 3 W Sand Key April l.
! a Mone', mo1si,, ir 1at SIC sS AmeroSs ARril .
J N Pew q6 S Overfala April ..
Jonancy ~ S Rarucgat April ..
Lake Arthur S92 scotland April
Lake Sterling SIC Scotland April 4.
Lone Star state arrived Plymouth a m
Luxpalite ~ NE Fonwicly 1.v April 2.
Megantie left Colon April ].
Metapen 500 Ambrose April !.
Olympic 46s Ambrose Apr 2
Oscar Bennett as7 W Nantucket
Ormes IS N watllng's Island April I.
Pastores aSS $ Ambrose April
Princess May 947 s Ambrose April L.
Princeton II &c Mosquito Inlet AlriI /.
Quaker city $40 q Ambrose April /.
san Pablo 4lG Watling's Islands April o
Santa Clara 291 ENE Cape Henry Apr:i 2
sun 900 WNW Tortugas April /,
Swift Arrow 46 Hatteras April 9.
Tug Wellington 20 SW Fire Island April .
Tuacaloosa city lat 81 Il long "a 81
April l.
Walter D Munson l9s $ Scotland April Q
West Kecnc 2sl E Delaware Brcakwater
April ..
West ouechoo 14o E Cape Henry April .,
w l. Steed 1G1 NE Cape ttatteras April 2
William Rockefeller llS WSW Sond Key
April l.
Hulia 2Ss s Scotland April 2
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2Rumors that
Pacific Steamship Co would take over
Union Pacific coestwisc operations strength
ehed by report that SAN Francisco &
Portland Steamship Co. subsidiary OF
Union Pacific. win trans. er terminal from
Pier 3S to Pacific Steamship Cos dock.
Western California fisn co openeu bids
for construction G0-foot wooden trawlers'
hulls; low bid, $lS.S6o; estimated cost OF
trawers with Diesel engines, $50, 900; first
hull to be completed July 10.
VICTORIA. April 2-Canadian govern
rnent has definitely ordered suspenslon of
all work $1,000. 900 drydock project at
Esquimalt About Sl.000,O00 has been
spent
ST JOHNS, L. April 2--Radio reports
say crew of sealing Str Viking mad aoAu-
doned threatened strike; ship was prepar-
ing to re-enter Gulf Of st Lawrence,
whence she was driven by yesterdays big
zard. Sealer Ranger reported she was
returning here from cruise over Grand
Banks to land most o( her men and renew
hunt with company OF picked men, as
there was 80 much unrest among hunters
trouble was feared with present crew.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03

= ha nearez 2oG y Colon April .
AsMSo4id AePiTs 4S sE 2 AmbrGse a. NIB LV April
Atenas $40 South Pass April 2
Gar Ifg ESE Sabine Ear April :.
EFrScoa 75 Sc Ilatteras April ?.
alrd city $50 SE Boston Light April !
CarIton lat 20 80 Ion "a oS April /.
nrplaHa IA '.S .6 5 by Cape Charles April !.
Centennial state 1925 E VA Ambrose Ar Nv
chsrlss praley SO NE Cape Lookout
Co;gr d'Alene 1888 e Sp'oTo AmoSose HfF' nV April l.
CCoiiInnrook CoiIn,r1} lat Sc rs lon 3s 3S April i.
+ Columbia 1.157 Scotland I,V Aprll I.
Dauperata 5s5 NE Ambrose " April l.
DERBY !inr l6s y" Sand Key April ?
9oGh9t = 6, e, 2So 2 boston Light April l.
eastern Dawn 1852 Il Ambrose Ly
Gaslern Victor 5o7 Galveston April 2.
ISdn,o, E;ii,or l1o"2 " HOOK Of Holland April |
Edward Doheny III 9o7 Tampicc
E 5fo orento q 4 Sas% Ws~ ksy Tor.aEs Apsll An7, T.
El Sol 23t Sc Galveston April 2.
Fel'C raj 10 y Havana April 2.
!u0r spar b S Caryfort April 9
Gedania 270 ENE l.obos Island April ?
Geore GGeorge G ~ Henry II e SAND Key April ?.
Aprll 2. y" H0u'" a''
Gnif G,i +. Of ( Mexico 40 s Jupiter April 2.
| Gulistream 270 & Sabine Bar April 2
Hammae a. &C. $50 from Colon April .
Haro,d HsnpH y WsIsnr arr s65 N4E Tampico April 2
Hudson 249 Ambrose LV April @
M NJ Dan1lser N1a9s l. IA y Jupiter April 2.
Jomss john y McGee aronSad Sa by Sand Key April 2
}ossph : n N a,S cuaany y sW South Pass Apr 3
Lake Falama lS NNE Hilisboro 1pril 2.
LIiisonier 80 INV Tampico April 2.
I4lanberis 20 e Miami April e.
Louisiana 1ls Sc South Pass Apru .
Maasdam 200 z Tampco April 2.
Maunicock 9G WNW Tortugas April 2
MsSsnia - a. y WV 4 ron,sras r9n S aa A1r arm
MeXico 2@S w Havana April Q.
Morrp MorgHo cq@tIe @os l52 ne !Uater April p
Mount clinton 5$s Ambrose April l.
( Munaniar 962 S Scotland Lv April 2.
Mrndole 10 Jupiter April 2
Munsla IL NV Tortugas April 2
Muskogee 24o ESE Galveston April ,.
Newo3a n sy VS. 50 NE cr; T2mpico April q
Z Nishmaha 1881 Cape Henry April j.
Norman Nc,rors. Bridee % 2 Tampico April 2.
Aii Ayanza 127 10 sE south Pass April ..
Old North State 2.32l T. Ambrose Anil I
O!en fb6 w Dunltirk April /.
Orltani 81 Key West April 2
arisa 81 W SW1n ssnn s&na He3 anA APrjl
PUGET Sound 5ls f Ambrose Aprl
quaker City $50 e Ambrose Ap-il 2
Reaper 535 SW Hatteras April 2
Romulus ) &c Paasaoutre April g
santa Gertrudis so ESE Key West April 2
Solitaire 81 9 Cape Henry April 3
Somerset 1850 e Ambrose April l.
STAMFORD W Sand Key April .
/ Steadfast +@S ESE Galveston April 2
Sucrosa 2S5 SSW Sabine April Z
Turria ba 267 W Kingston April g
( Ctacarbon 90 n hatteras April 2
Vistula 2SS Sc south Pass April 2.
+ W {. TeaEle 95 : South Pass April 9
I y n Libby % SW Sand Key April g.
/ " l. Connolly so W Matanzas April .
+ Warwick % Fowey Rocks April
/ "axaheche l45 EGE Galveston April .
West Wanna rs NV Tortugas April 2
/ William Green LES w by s Sand Ke,, Anr ?
! Winneconne 1.043 z Ambrose April
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

ril,horn Shields. March l3. Kerr art"t s 5 Co
Honolulu Alslers Mars March NJ ~ r..
Eastern Crag. Fayal. March II.
Cosmopolitan Line
Steel Navlgatov Tacoma. March s
casner ssn.o, uaro, Norton; n, lily Lilly & &C
Wheeling Mold. Shields, March II.
H Winchester g. Co
City OF Cambridge, Gibraltar. March /.
Norton. Lilly 6 Co
Black Diamond S S Corp
Occur d'.Alene. Leghorn, March IT,
a Fl Bull & Co
Quaker City, Leith, March IS
Export TRANSPORTATION Co
Bird City. Rio de Jsneiro March 10.
international Freig hting Corp
Due Tomorrow
Somerset. Hamburg. March 90.
Tuscarora. Manchester, March is ~
willhio, San Pedro March 1S.
Williams s S Co
Due Wednesday
Chicago City. Bristol March 22,
Cape Henry San Pedro. March H. '1''
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific co
Barfond. Trinidad March 26,
Caribbean Line
Due Thursday
Messiah. Liverpool. March IS
White Sta, Line
Tordalstjord. Christiania March a.
Norweg ian American Line
Port Augusta, London, March 25,
Punch. Edge s: Co
Due Friday
oarco1ie, Botterdam. March e9.
Cosmopolitan Lines
Liosrator. San Francisco, March %.
Atlantic. Gllf & Pacific Co
Due Saturday
tfaTristown Natopurg March
Kerr Lines
Elorinda, Seville. March n.Garcia & Diaz
Flora, Maraoaibc March 81,
E'uuch. Edye & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Arrived Yesterday

Laplsnd (Br). Antwerp March 70
southampton and cherhourg March "a; to
ond cabin, 11o steerage pass. mails and
indse: Pier 81. Il.
Samuel = Brown. Lobos March 25; to
the Tidewater OIL Co. with crude oil; Pier
Texas, Looos March 25; to the Texas on
Boston City Br). Bristol March IA, to
Chas Hil & Son. with mdse Pier So. N r.
socony,. with barge No %, ramp'eo
March 2i to the Standard OIL Co of n y.
with crude oil. off Tompknsville.
Princess, Tacoma Feb - Everett Feb
6 and Cristooai March "a; to II Win
chester & Co. with rndse; 65th st BlSlyn.
:, oran ,Sp), 'Barcclona Feb Is, PaIamos
{ and phiiadefiphia April /; to Garcia ia & {
Diss, with mdse, Columbia st, Bklyn.
Roma sHp' & CeIcqtta Jan g. Colombo
- and Roston March al; to Norton. Lilly
& Co. with rodse; Pier 3, American Docks.
Staten Island.
veedoi. Philadelphia; to the Tidcwater
OH 60 in ballast Pier !, Bayonne, n J.
Alness tBr>, Philadelphia for London
md 1dverpool; to the U Nav Co with
Alliance, Norfolk; to the Old Dominion
Trans co with mdee, Pier 81, n
Apa che. Jacksonville and Charleston; to
,3i \ r.
Katrina luckcnbaoh, San Francisco
cisco. Pier a. \ r
Perfection. Bostou; off To,npltinsvillo.
Trontoltto, Tampico; to Robert l. Hague
with crude oil; Pier s. Const bic Hook. y i
Marsarct, Baltimore, to y, ii. Bull &
Co; Pier a.. Bltiyn.
City Of Columbus, Savannah; TO Ocean
5 S Co; Pier 35. n r
Sch Laura Annie Barnes St Marc 30
Sexton s. Bryant. bound to stamford, Conn.
Caracas. La Guairs. Porto Cabcilo and
San Juan; 10 BIies. Dallett q Go with
pass. mals and mdse.
Casper. Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
United American Line
Enters Hungarian Run
Details of New Steamship Com
pany Are Given IL Con-
sular Reports

Further details Of the plans of the
Oceana Steamship Company, with q
capital OF 1O,o00,o0o crowns. which is
said to be owned jointly by the At
lantica Steamship Company of Buda-
pest and the United American Lines,
are given IN report to the Depart
nent Of Commerce from Consul Kemp.
fhe new steamship line is to engage
II general shipping business out Of
Braila, Rumania. to the Back Sea,
River Plate and British ports, with
seven vessels of $500 to 5000 gross
tons purchased in the United States
and transferred to Hungarian registry.
Each ship, it is said. will have a COM
plement of twenty-six to thirty three
men, with only the master requi ed hy
law to be a Hungarian subject.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-d3y

Regina DItaita, ltan, Naples. March
mails and fndsc is due in ouarantine anti e late a {,
sunday and VIII dock early Monday at
PM Mo;n1, 81, N e., west @sIlosn 5Ih 81 c,
at nisr IS. \ West 1lth So
Daiiett & 20 with mails; is expected 5'' 'Es to-
dock forenoon at Pier II, B'klyn (Clarl st)
- Ulus (Br) Havana March 81; to United
forenoon at Pier Is, f r lMajden Lanel.
Munargo' Nassau March 81; to Munson
P5sT ine w'{n ns1 o6 8 gln} expected to dock at
Porto Rico, San Juan March 20 to n Y
& Porto Rico Line with mails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 35, B'klyn at
lantic Basin.
Fort Hamilton ,Br). Bermuda April /:
20 Furness bermuda Line with mails IS
expected 70 dock forenoon at Pier a5. y R
Cameron!a ,Br>. Glasgow March "a via
Is etoectan to Ggn@Go a., das Line Ttn
ca. N r (West Gath ST..
Isue To-rnorrow
Giuseppe Verdi QtaD. Naples March %;
70 Mcdonnell e. Truda with malls is ex-
Ebro (Rr), Valparaiso March Il via Girls
with mails is expected to dock k forenoon fore m
at Pier AZ, r (Morton ST.
Garlic, Santiago March 81 to United
Fruit Co with malls; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier Is. e r (Maiden Lane).
Cuba Mai! Line with malls: is expected to
lock forenoon at fier a. (Wah st).
city of Montgomery, Savannah April ];
noon at Pier S5. y (Sprins sO.
Comanche Jacksonville April / to CLYDE
Linz: Is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
Britannia (Fr) Marseilles March Is; to
fahre Line with pass. mails and mdse; is
expected to dock forenoon ut 3lst st,
sue 10ehanna. Queenstown March "a to
United States Line with psss. mails ana
rndse; ia expected to dock afternoon at
Pier l. HObok"n.
Due Wednesday
st Mihie,, CrIstobaI. March 20: to L S
Amy Transport Co with mails; Is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 2, Army
Base. B klyn.
N, MunamaI. nan, Antnla. Aprll /: to Munson
noon az FieT 9. r (old Slip).
Due Thursday
Bayern, Hamburg. March %.
seydlitz. Bremen. March %. ' ''|
Fort Victoria, Bermuda April 4. ,''N" '''0'
/ Araguaya. Bermuda, April 1.
Royal Mall Steam Packe,
Due Friday
| America. Southampton. March so.
United States Line.
Aquitan MIA. Southampton. April /.
orduna, Southampton, March %,
Royal Mail Steam Packet c.
Huron. Santos, March % Munson Lin,
Due Saturday
| Old North State. London, March 90
United States Linei
! Ryndan Rotterdam. March 80
Holland America Lin,
Vandyck, Montevideo, March 20.
Lamport 4 Volt Line
Nit Clay. Hamburg. March 30
United American Lin,
/ La Bourdonnais. Havre, March 29
French Lin,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Ex-Servicc Men Called On
To Aid in Drive for
Funds to Endow the
Veterans Mountain Camp
Riverside Post to Hear
Lecture on Wireless;
Benefit Bridge Party at
The + Iaza Tomorrow

Everything is in readiness for the
drive for funds to eDdow the Veterans
Mountain Camp. With the announce
mcnt from the campaign headquarters
in the Hotel Astor come the plans of
The various county organizations to
share in the work. George A. Holli-
day, campaign chairman of the New
York County organization, has sent
this letter to all post commanders:
"Thc details OF organization for the
campaign for the Veterans Mountain
Camp and the welfare employment
COMMITTEES Of New York County nre
now completed. The Federation OF
area, whose membership totals over
100 900. has Joined forces with the
Legion and the auxiliary in this drive.
They have already set pace for CO.
operation, enthusiasm and results
which will force the Legion to extend
itself to the utmost in order to keep up
"The time is now here for us to
draw on the resources of the posts of
the county. We must call on you, as
commander. to give us the following
assistance:
Al, Form in your post as many
teams ns possible, using ten mon in
each team. Have them elect team cap
tajn5 and prepare for an energetic
campaign, beginning April 6, tho date
on which we entered the war, and end
ing April 90
"2. Be present in person or by proxy
Iol al rr y1,r
committee.
"3. Appoint ono member Of your post
associate campaign editor. whose duty
it VIII be to furnish material actual
conditions confronting the ex-service
men to the campaign committee at
headquarters, Hotel Astor
-. Purchase 'can-to' and have
your post name placed thereon. You
may also designate patients for this
1can-to.'
"Finances will be handled as fol-
lows:
Team members will turn over to
taking receipts therefor (Mcet at post
headquarters.)
"Captains will turn over daily all
money thus collected to the post treas
urer, taking his receipt.
Post trcasurers will deposit ali
money thus received with the county
treasurer daily at headquarters, Hotel
Astor, getting his receipt.
County treasurer will on the follow
ing day deposit all money with the
campaign treasurer, David II. Knott,
president of the Central Mercantile
Bank Fifth Avenue at Fourteenth
Street
"At the end Of the drive Mr.. Knott
will distribute the entire receipts from
the campaign to the treasurer of the
Veterans Mountain Camp and the
county treasurer their respective pro-
portions.
Containers and booklets will be
available for post representatives from
April 3 TO April s, at county headquar-
ters, and thereafter at the Hotel Astor.
Office will be open until 10 p. m. at the
former and until midnight at tho lat
ter.
"Realizing that You have an equal
interest with us in the success of this
drive, we do not urge you to follow
out the above plan, but we do assure
you in advance of our appreciation Of
your co-operation."
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
s9uex Canal Traffic
Gains 544. 600 Tons
Zig Liners Used as Transports
During World War Re-
turn to Route

The tctal tonnage of steamships
passing the Suez Canal in 1927, as re-
ported to the Transportation Division
Of the Department of Commerce, was
lS,il8,999 net tons, an increase Of 544,-
00G IONS over 1920, although there was
a decrease of thirty-four in the number
of vessels. The increase in tonnage is
due to the fact that big liners which
we're used as transports during the war
fave been repaired and returned to
their old routes.
Traffic through the canal is still
below it's pre-war level, as the follow
lnfr ia ble shows.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Another for BROOKLYN r. C..

The Brooklyn Football Club sur
vived its fourteenth game without los
ing in the New York State League yes
terday, when the St. George eleven met
defeat by 5 goals to /, at Starlight
Park. At half time the Brooklyns were
leading, so, McChesnie having shot all
of the goals. Garside and Rev added
one apiece in the second half. When
the victors were leading 40, Garland
scored for St. George.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Richmond Hill Wants Members

At a recent meeting of Richmond
lfjll Post No. 2l2 a committee was
formed to canvass Richmond Hill in an
effort to bring ali cx-service men into
the Post and Legion. The Richmond
Hill district has been blocked out and
members Will shortly interview those
men who should be with the Legion
The delinquent and the hcsitant will
be the quarry Of this flying mem
seeking committee at the out
set. Reasons for their lapse of mem
bership are to be sought and sifted !;
dues for the current year to be solc-
tied and accepted.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

HAVRE. April 2-Saucon, Houston via
Norfolk for Antwerp.
SOUTHAMPTON. April 2-Homeric (Br).
New York via Cherbourg.
QUEENSTOWN, April 2-Arrived Ced-
ric OBr), New York for Liverpool (and
proceeded)
VALPARAISO, April 2-Arrived: Esso-
quibo (Er). New York vim Panama.
BUEi(OS AYRES, April t-Arrived: Vau-
ban (Br), New York via Rio de Janeiro.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
+. April Radio reports
Marine Disasters

SHELBURNE. n 6, April 2-Gaping
hole In her side and otherwise badly dam
aged f1shing schooner Patrick and Michael
which collided Thursday with three
nasted schooner { Adams 20 miles
southeast OF Shelburno Light. reached port
to-day after a hazardous voyage from
scene of accident. Vessels forecastle was
wrecked and portion of the main deck
nfted from fastenings. Adams lum Der
laden, suhered small damage and is be-
ueVed TO have continued voyage to Bar
bados.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Rangers i'm Soccer Tie

With three goals to the credit of each
side in the Metropolitan Football
League game at Rugby Oval, Brooklyn,
the Brooklyn Rangers and Brooklyn
Catelonians quit after hard struggle
and divided the points. Mcnamara
McDade and Daley shot goal apiece
for the Rangers. Smith, with two, and
Johnston, with one, accounted for the
Catelonians' goals.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
National Headquarters Moves

On April l national headquarters, mt
Indianapolis, moved to the Chalfont
Apartment Building, corner Michigan
Avenue and Pennsylvania Street. The
Chalfant apartment is one of the build
ings located in the space to be turned
over by the city of Indianapolis to the
state Of Indiana, upon which the Ma
tlonal Memorial Building will be
erected. The location of this buildine
is two blocks directly north of the
Meridian Life Building, the old head
quarters.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Board TO Sell Merchant
Shipbuilding Property
One Of Largest Government
Auctions Is Planned for
April "a to 27

The Shipping Board announced yes
terday an auction sale on April 2i to
27 Of its entire holdings at the plant
Of the Merchant Shipbuilding Corpora
ton, Bristol, Pa, and at Hartman,
Pa. The sale is to take place on the
grounds by Samuel 7. Freeman Com
pany, of Philadelphia. !.
The materials include power plant
equipment, compressors, condensers
cranes. electrical equipment. buildings
storehouse materials, automobiles and
other property. 1t is said that this
will be one OF the largest auctions ever
held by the Shipping Board.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Six Clubs i'm Cricket League

Forty-hve championship matches for
the season of 1922 were arranged By
the schedule committee of the New
York and New Jersey Cricket Associa-
tion at a meeting held yesterday at the
Hotel Hermitage. The six clubs enter
ing teams are the Crescent Athletic,
Bensonhurst Field (champions), Satten
Island Cricket and Tennis, Manor Field
Cricket, Brooklyn Cricket and Column
bia Oval Cricket.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Bridge Party to Aid Jobless

A benefit bridge party will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Hotel
Plaza. The proceeds will be devoted
to the Legion's Employment Bureau.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Waiter Eyre, 112 East Thirty-fifth
Street; Mrs. Nicholas M. Pond, 63 West
Seventyffth Street; Mrs. Robert Hude
Nelson, II East Eightieth Street and
Mrs. Robert L. Strebeigle, 43 East Six
tyfrst Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Dinner for MaCNider

National Commander MacNidcr will
be the guest at a dinner of the New
York State American Legion at the
Hotel Pennsylvania on the night Of
April 20. Reservations already have
been made for 1900 covers. It is ex-
pected that this number will be greatly
increased before the day. Many distin-
gushed speakers Will be present
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Tigers Second Annual Dance

Tiger Post 23 will hold its second an
rual dance at the Hotel Pennsylvania
on the night of April %. Post mem
bers have been requested by the COM
mandcr to take as many tickets as pos
sible and to aid in the work Of prepar-
ing souvenir journal. The post this
year will have the aid of its newly r
gauizcd auxiliary. The auxiliary meets
with the post and it is cxepcted that
the dance will surpass athat of last
year.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03

Maursts si,, tsnis, southampton. ia M...ss y +
Mnnarso' ,ads,, Nassau , IN ,;'...'.... 7,
Sanganon. Cohstantinople 12 MET. Bklyn
Sail Wednesday
Paris H#vre, IL M..........s7. N r
Bowie, Manchester, IL M..,. So n Il
Now Georgia, West Atr,cs. 2 NJ.
Marearet san Juan Pm ...27. Bklyn
Hsiienes. Buenos Ayres. Y M.
Colon. Cristobal PM 81, N r
Camoens, Duenos Ayres $ AM.l4 Hoboken
MSssSssf' sa,sstns 4N Sf1 Ssn Isis Bkyn Bsyn
Parinla. ST Thomas. 2 PM.......a7. N r
SlHaoia. Santa Marta, IL AM :... .. N
l't Hamilton. Bermuda. IL AM 95, N X
Sail Thursday
Caneronia. Glasgow, l2 M........6&. N r
Wuerttemberg. Hamburg. II Nj -. SC.
Chicago, HaNre. IL NJ ......:.....,'.. n Il
Canada, Marseilles. PM, 31st st. Bklyn
Westport. Dansig. IL M,..,.......
Esperanza Vera Cruz la M.,....I19. e
Modena, turks Island. IL Nj. ....,..7b, n Il
Sail Friday
stavangerftord, Bergen, ~ NJ
Mm Haqaons NJ TRPpss tl5nsson st. 5suTen' PM NR
Sail Saturday
CaronIa. Hamburg. IL M..54 Mr.
Adriatic. Liverpool. IL M........59 N K
Cambrai, Antwerp. AM.
Rotterdam. Rotterdam ~ NJ. '' ="
5th at. Hoboken
Lapland, Antwerp, 12 M......6S y Il
Granite State. Bremen. 2 PM...4, Hobokcn
Virgil, Bahia. s AM...........14 Hobokcn
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, II AN .95, " r
Santa Marta, Tela; II AM...........9, n r
Caracas, Curacao, IL M..,.....1l. Bklyn
Porto Rico, San Juan, ~ M..,.35. Bklyn
ASraguaya; Bermuda. u AM....... 42, n r
SiboneY, Havana. PM. II r
Munamsr Banes. IL M............9 f r
lroquois. Turks Isle. 10 M......S4 Bklyn
Boston City Bristol PM ..,,.... 6S, N r
Lenape, Jacksonville, u M.....3s N r
Alamo. Galveston. 12 M..... 9s " r
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
County Legion Will Dance

dance will be held at the 7th Reg
iment Armory on the night Of April 22
by the New York County American lie
gion. An active committee is compiet-
ing the details The proceeds will 60
to tho county treasury and every post
in New York County has been re
present.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Rovai Netherlands Pier

The Royal Netherlands West India
Mail announces that beginning on May
] the line will occupy Pier II, Robert
Stores, New York Dock Company,
Brooklyn. moving from Pier 8, Bush
docks. The first steamer to arrive at
the new pier will be the Astrea, on May
2, from Venezuela, Curacao and Hayti.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-03
Departures

LIVERPOOL. April 1--Pannonla (Br).
New York
SOUTHAMPTON, April 1Aquitania
O3r), New York.
QUEENSTOWN, April baltic (Br),
from Liverpool, New York
BUHNOS AYRES, April 1--Vasari (Br),
New York via Rio de Janeiro; A C Bed
ford, Tampico.