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New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Arrived Yesterday

.rn'.e'.y Antwerp Feh to TO he % IS
stores P,er ?. Army Base. B' 'Nlyn.
Narra sanse't CRrl. London Ian IS TO
\ n Smith. in ballast; PIER g. Bas 2nne'
J.ako Fillmore. csrtassns Jam ST. Pnerto
Colombia Feb kingston >. fort Noran'
p so the CNde $ CO. with mdse. Fier
Standard. Port l.obos Feb 10 L i.
lissne. with Crude oil. Pier 3. Constable
Ns,'aw.s.sgn s7,s, An,sg eRI .;n. lenao8 w,,S Il"
4 90. Win lndse. Pier 80. b'lIyn
para 80 gS, Antcfns~sta - lquious aod
,,irs s. Mo'lsnco - pisco 80 callso reh
Ss'nverry ,. Pa.'r ?. Crsstobal d tc
" Z, Grac" & 20, with 81 pass. mails and
nldse rler s. B'klyn
steel l'nsineer Genoa Dec 10 Phiisdci
phia Feh ~ 10 the isthm'sn Line with
snd.e 10Th St B iIyn
Maracaibo, La GuaNra tan 3o Curacao
81 Maracaibo Fen g. MaNaguez p, 10 Bliss.
Dale S CO. with IS pass. mails and mdse
Ponce Ponce Feb cusntcs Msya
sue7 aud Asuaduis t.. Arsciho San
lusn 5, 10 N 4 Porto Rico $ CO.
with 20 pass mails and mdse. Ter 50.
Centennial sts's london Feb 3 Queens
town ( 10 the L s Lines with "a cabin. iS
hIrd class pass. mails and mdss, Picr /,
Hobclsen
Asia CFe. Msrsetles. Jan IS l.sboa
=
Elwen & Co with rndse Slst st. BNlva.
Stavanserfjord (Nor). ChristIania Feb
2: Bergen. Feh j 10 the NorWegia n Amer
ican Line; With IS trsi us second aud
2I2 third ciass pass. mails aud indsc HQ'h
Fort Morgan CNor) Relizs Feb H. Rus-
tan. Feb 6, to FranAilu Baker & co. with
cocoanuts Commercial Dock, Atlantic Ba
Nors Tamp,co. Feb 5: 70 Tho Pan
American pet & Trans Co. Win crude OIL;
oh, ,.rfF ali -i-tr,
C.are san Juan. Feb to lhs Bun In
sulal Line with mdse, Pier -. y lslyn-
News CNorl. Annette BAY. Fes s. 10
ohoted Of Tompkinsviile. J.
Cer,o (Nor> Nuevitar, Feb s to The
Munson Li'.es; with sugar anchored
caprera NtaD. Genoa. Jan 9; Bermuda.
Feb TO- % tho ITALIA America Line: with
indse Pie 20. \ r
hc1osheo Port Lo6os Feb 6: to tho Co
lumbus shiu Co. with crude OIL sncHorcd
off Tomp>irsvilie. S l.
refer u cysweil Ga'vgsto", sd 1eb 70
Amsr'ean. .rsggp,a- ma, lso g San rea.q, 2
mdse. Pior s.. 8ush potSs bklyn.
s,oel Seafar,r. seattle. san Pedro. la
s6 10 the Is,hmisn Line; with mdso. rior
sarcoH;~. Rotterdam. ian 2S: 70 Tho
Cosmopolitan shipping Co. vltn mNse:
Pier 81. Hobol,on
Satnrtia Calcutta. Dec ']. Co."lnbo. nnc
20; ISombav. Ian J. Port Said. Jsn J."
10 Kcrr S < Go. with ndsa; 01th g., Il illNn.
Ii Aiuudo, Galveston. reb s; 10 the
southera i'acihc Co, with ndsc Pier AZ.
Clly of Columbus savannah. Feb 81: 70
tho ocean = $ CO; With pass and mdse;
I.o,spe .raci,son,i.o. reb H.; Charles
ton. Feb IL; 70 the Clydc Co; with
pass and mdso. Pier g. r.
Orizabs Havana Fcb II: 10 The X : &
cuba Mail Co; with 5A pass, mails and
indse. Pier "a. f. r.
Adr,aric CI3r>. Naples. Fen .. 10 White
Star Line with pass mails and IL mdse
anchored or Quarantine: VIII docn This
? IN at Pier 60. y 'Wcst sd st.
HaYti Cape Havtien, FEB. Z; % Clyde
Line: With mails 2ud mdse, anchored
QvaraNtne.
Vestaiia oEr, Cenoa: re.rce Bros with
rndse. ancho~ed or Quarantine.
E.eon NlIl (Sp). Barcelona
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
American Ships
Carry But35.5%
OF i. S. Traffic
Steady Decline in Foreign
Trade Shown in Depart
ment Of Commerce State
ment for the Year 1921
Heavy Drop in December
British Vessels Gain in
Proportion of Commerce
With the United States

Foreign commerce carried in Ameri-
can vessels declined from SO per cent
of the total in December 1920, to 90
per cent last december. according 70
figures just made public by the De-
partment of Commerce. This shows a
continuous decrease from, the high pc
Rod following the war when more than
one-haf of the export ano import trade
Of the country was transported under
the United States flag.
Statistics for the entire year show
that in 1920 American ships handled
approximately .3 per cent. but that
last year this fell of to 355 per cent
The drop was more precipitatc in the
latter months Of 1921, when the Ship
ping Board laid up vessels in large
numbers on account Of the depression
The Department Of Commerce shows
that ships Of American registry held
their own better in the export than in
the import trade. The proportion Of
imports declined about I, ger cent.
from 1913 to $3.50 for the month of
Decem ber. The fall in exports WAS
from $40 per cent to 30.2 per cent.
Before the war, which resulted in an
enormous expansion Of American ship
ping, vessels under the United States
nsg carried only q per cent Of the for
elgn commerce Shipping men declare
that unless the trend is stopped by
some artificial means. such as govern
ment aid, the merchant marine will
slowly subsidc TO its pre-war status, de-
spite the fact that the country now has
= merchant feet second only to that Of
Great Britain
Analysis OF the foreign trade in dol
lars shows that in tho twelve months
of 1921 American ships carried ap-
prox;mately scloo 900 900. compared
with 100000 600 in the previous year.
Most of the proportionate loss sus-
tanned by American vessels has gone to
British ships.
600 600 in experts and imports for the
year. as against s662 900 900 in the
prev Gus twelve months. ind Heating that
The Japanese feet is not Yet a serious
competitor for American commerce as
compared with British boats
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

Royal Msn steam Packet co with mails
il expected TO dock forenoon Mt Fier A.
\ Y tMorton st.
Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda Feb ~ to
Furness- bermuda Line with mails. ~ ex-
pected TO dock forenoon al fier ~. IL
tWest s5th ST.
1..nc. Is expected 20 dock forenoon Vt Flor
ss \ r tChaslton st),
Due Friday
poloula tpan> Copenhasen Feb . 10
baltic An"i ican Line with mails is eN
pccted TO dock forenoon at Fler 5, Bush
Docks Rklyn.
vsubnn (isr,. Barbados Feb ii: 30 lam
port K Holt Lime With mails Is expected to
,ity or Savannah. Savannah Fob u. to
Ocean 5 = co; is expected to dock forenoon
~ PER %. \ x tSDring sD.
Mayarn (Nr>. Trinidad i'eh II 10 Fnr-
ucsv. Witty 4 co with malls IS expected
10 dock forenoon at rier s'. Nyn
Due saturda,
rsg. T, l,ss,s lss # u+s%sn ,qo,'sn, ,.s nc,
Monterey Havana. Feb Il Ward Limo
Due Sunday
Cedric. Liverpool Fob 10. White Star 1Anc
Scy,hir. liverpool. Feb II .Cunatd Line
'alsmares. TT Limon. Feb l@.-,G Fruit Co
Mohawh. lechsonvllc, Feb ID. .tlyde Linz
cry of Savannah. Feb n s.... ocean 5 s Go
Due Monda.
k,oonland Antwerp. Feb . red star Line
American Legion, santos Feb .
Mnuron Lines
hudson. Rrsincn. Feb s.........T $ Lines
l'sna,na. r.is,obal. rcb ram X X Line
Philadelphia, Curacao. Feb =.
Bliss. paliett Co
Porto Rico. san Juan. reb lS
& Porto Rico Lima
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Eco rs.
Furnrss- Bermuda Tine
Sibones, Havana. Feb l7...... Ward Line
Due Tuehda.
NNmeric Southan,pon Een Is w star Line
Nrduna. Hamburg. Feb IT,. EoA al VI 2 Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
NAVY Orders

ron To- 7r.5to.e's WosA.noton B,.rco.
iesred to-day follow. - =
Ievis 1T. Com II. v. 20 [. s :. Ashe-
riy.n. IT. O. - = 70 ' Hos X fog' S9ooS' 'o''.
er.fliihs It. O. - G :, % r.cidc feet.
l.ad. E"s a. <. t. = Naaati. i .io~i + LUDLOW.
,r.horn,en. l,ua J y : : rise
H.ia,%afii N'snshGj En- En- = to Z gu-ss;
hioxhsr.. L, y. II 70 Atlantic noe;.
Ssnner' vonnr Il. 4. i 2. to T. $. $: cApens
..rnola. Bosn II. L.. to l. S :. PARTRIDGE
,.nr. Bosn o. to I. s Prairie a. . - g.
ses, Ss,rlqT, ,,7s. Cum. 1nn j u ! 10 Coco SOLO
''oTtor. Fay CIR. e H.. 10 L. s. 5 Borcas
Cha rbonneau. .Ap. OK. 4. J. e to phila
dolphin.
swT's ~ 9 Ok ok Il T. T. 10 70 t / $ : : ! FGnss 4osss
lIsrt Cspt T c to San Francisco.
,sch.,ol1. -,i'. II; com- l." e. to L. 5 :. Rorio.
Clement. It, Il. IT, 70 l. s. $ zano.
55ir,,ras Ehsrhag'. Z ;! II. q g. 70 y. s. Rizal
fa.,rlainb. Lit. G. Il. 80 =. :. S Smith
1epons's .e;j,noss It. +, r !, G, to = $ ze2o
J ink. 1t. -. e {. X. TO L. :. : Long
stephenson. Ii. q. E) 2. e.. to l. $. S.
CORY. Ems ". A. to l. S. s. j y. Ed
orishs Ems g. r w. t. t to 6 s sa1s"a@ : norIs
laccor. Ems A V. to san Francisco
@r,lS CTotSv Con- y, r + to 3ionrspo.
,sDssy ,sses@n H. It.. H. II j. to &c o,cnsnso sa S,s
spenc=r. L. ". J.. TO % q ,"s''s. v,,,,,,,o,
! !, iehy' ,,,y' ~, T. s.: to cavitc
xx:SS:y. En- II B.. s'G Z. Ef'.s'iss s 3 ssso.
&aenssdssn. fan. J. r. TO Z. s. s. Huron. /
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Maritime MISCELLANY

IitLlFAN. Feb l4--T MacNey. who was
pilot Of French mnnttion str Mont Blanc
when she collidcd with Balgian relief slr
f.No in Halifax harhor on December 6,
1871 causing her enNscQuentN 10 blow up,
lelnstated as a l..., here to-day. He SUI
SAN FRANCISCO, r'eb 14--Mecting OF
Trans- Pacific operators, scheduled for to-
day. account threatened disruption Pacific
" "estbound conference, indefinitely cost
,oned pending decision OF policy by Ship
ping Board.
Training ship No5enhaven CDan) from
Antwerp, previously reported with pro :
pol!er broken ana becalined. wireless su
position Al noon TO day as $50 miles south /
west Of San Francisco.
Cathay. one of four steamers purch a sed
from Shipping Board by Robert Dollar
Company, Will sail tomorrow for Van
couver 10 enter Trans-Pacifjc service re
mains under American nag Cathav was
.asl Shlpping Board freiGhtcr com plet ed
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Fusey 4 Jones Contract

Euither details of the contract
erarded by the Seaboard Bay TO the
Pusey & Jones Company for the con-
struction of two steel passenge. and
.feight steamers have been made pub
lie. These vessels are to be $50 feet
'ong and SO feet beam. They will be
built at the Wilmington plant The
boats are to ply between Baltimore
Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. The
contract results in the rcopening Of
the marine d partment Of Pusev E.
Jones, which has had no orders since
completing vessels ordered by the gov
crrment during the war. It means tn
employment Of 1000 men for severa.
months. According 70 the company
,nore is prospect for more work to
foliov-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Marine Disasters

COPENtAGEN. Feb "a (By The Asso
cialed Press Lit huania. from New York
February |, with passengers for Danzig
damaged rudder while pa ssing through ice :
n.ld in Cattegat last night. Ice breaker
yona to assistance.
VICTORIA. b {. Feb !4-Bessie Dollar
rcturned to port to-day after battle VIII,
one Of worst storms of winter in nlit~
Pacific. i'll which she lost bridge and super
structure steel main mast was on pilot
house. Ran into storm February 6 while
i.DO0 miles from Cape Flattery route
to Fa. East. Chinese 81 ward killed when
main saloon was wrecked and Captain Nj
Ridley injured.
SAVANNAH. Feb la-ranler Coylet
coast February s. sunk By cutter Taila
poosa 10 day 1l0 miles southeast of ST
Augustine. III 400 "a thoms Of water.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Hartman Line and
Ship Board Agree
On Plan for Relief
Farley Announces Board Will
Not Make Public Details of
Price Adjustments With
Its Wartime Customers

A tentative agreement has been
reached between the American Ship and
Commerce Corporation, of which W a
Hartman is chairman, and the Ship
ping Board on n plan for relief from
the high prices paid for vessels follow
ing the armistIce. it was learned yes
tcrday. K. II. NJ. Robinson, president
Of the American Ship .and Commerce.
said that he did not feel at liberty to
divulge the details OF the understand
ing, but admitted that a basis had been
reached in meetings w,th n. s. Kim
hall. vice president Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation in charge Of finances
The American Shin and Commerce
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Notice to Mariners

On Jan II the following beacous each Il
blacl. single pile structure with recianGu-
lar shifted day mark. . # above tho '9a'er
ware established at 'rexaa tifs. Ves
T"Nas 'iiY 'haun"l Beacon .. on tu" as
ON side Of tho channel. on the Yr0lorTa
tion or tho t95 n line Or riei y. ia one
fathorn Of water in LAT - ~ 20 N ion
- h3 - ". Texas Cuv Channel Beacon
:. on th" easicen vide Of fhe channel. teari.-
ing The noefIIe.n end Of the tliulrs basiu
IN ihree- -o'iai'ets fsthrn Of wat"f I'M is.t
., 2c ~ \. Ion - a. - ". this beacon
vas destroyed Ian ~. bur vJN b., 1ebuili
~ soon as practicable. veNas Cit. channel
BEACON :. rnrrling ihe southerp end If ths
furning basin, IN tnlee-puarters IA holn of
water. in lat % - 10 N. lnu.r4 80 ~ rs
Note Pier 3 il tAe son'hegn Of lhe two.
with thlec spur tracis on A.
The following lights teWpotarl5v dis
con'inued on accouut of ice conditions.
hnNe been reiighted. navigation being
again op"n; ianDroose Bar Jignt and
Cambridge Range lights. rhopfaniS iii-"I
Maryland. B"ntle4'a PnIuf Light Hong
River. Maryland Psrh,I's island ShuaI
Light, Iieillng Hay. Nhesapoane Pay
Muryland. Tar Bay Light and, Baron
Island Lien Tar Bay Alafylaud
The naster of CASTOR reports fha, on
the nlE hi Of Feb :. Ara Nefe IstsnI .gh,
Dominioau Nepuh,c. s'as not hufn,ns. an
proximate Dosi'i-i lat II o, - X ,oo
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Shipping Notes

lie Bureau Of Engineering Of the
Navy asserts that as result of a
change in the machinery which is be-
ing made on battleships anG destroyers
great saving in fuel oil is poss b!e.
Nistlling plants which have been oper-
atel under high steam pressure arc be
ing converted to low pressure. using
exhaust steam. This change effects a
saving Of eight to ter tons of OF,
day on = battleship, il is said. or from
1925 to s15S = day for oil estimated at
$40 barrel. and approximately s47
4 AaN on AeSlroyels
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Fix Date for .y;1,oc Conycnt;ou

The 1928 convention Of the National
Shoe Retailers Association will be
held in Chicago, January s 10 il de
spite the efforts of shoe manufacturers
TO have the convention. or at least the
style show shifted 10 a date two or
three months earlier. in order to give
TIC shoe producers an earlier start on
spring business The date OF tho 1872 (
convention Will be determined upon at
Joint meeting between directors rep
resentlng both the retailers and manu-
facturers.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Departures

GfBHALrAR, Feb 7--PoSiillpo Ut> New
York
MAEsElLLEs, Feb a-Msr Adriatico
(Sp). Norfoln
phia
rowuY. Feb l1-olot Kyree 1Nop.
Phila delphis
PORT SAID Fob 1s-Clan Kcnned,
lRr>. from Calcutta and Colombo. Now
iorl,
IrvrwPOcL. re6 lIouSstonic, Port
Arthur.
.ALGoA BAY. Fsb Royal Primo. cBr>.
svpNny \ $ W. reb lo-cansdis u
Cruiser tBr) Boston.
PENANG. REQ 10. Morris Prince NBr),
from HongNonE. Boston and New FORK
EoPENll AGEN. reb 1o-cn,ed stat es
(Danl. Now York
sWANGHA1. reb bay state rhils :
Celpha
HoNGKoNG Feb IL -simslocr oDN.
San Francisco.
NoNoNANlA Feb 9-r.os Angeles. San
Franc' eco loth West lester tacoma
nth: Protesilaus Cl5r>. Vancouver. B G.:
Arizona Maru Ciap>. Seattle
ALENANDE1A, FEB 13-Arabic (Br),
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Sailed Yesterday

cit, Of P,ilin DO Yo}<ohoma VIA New-
port Ner-e. Hovel. Port Iobos; Arapahoe.
= jacksonvlle; West Nilua Marlel; George
Wsshing gton. Ncdite1ranesn Cruise; rcnin
sulsr state trial trip san Mateo. Porr
l-imon. Manuel Caivo tSp). CaGiz, Guiana
. Br) Perth Amhov: Sarta Ana. Balti-
more. Oc,nulgec Mobile; CITY of 81 Lonis,
Savanooh. Nesaba (Bl). LondOl, Dock
leaf tBr). Tanlpico; I!obohen. Mobile
Wuuwood, NataHzas.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Canada Takes Si,;nvard

NJ drydock and shipbuildine and re-
pay rlants owned and controlled by
the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway un-
II s'.lp construction was begun, have
been taken over by the Canadian gov
ernment, with the apparent intention
Of operating them in connection with
thc Grand Trunk Pacific Rnilu'av and
the Grand Trunk Pacit' Steam hip
COMPANY, according to lecant rrnorts.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Army Orders

re Trtbunc's Washington Bureau
81 .1NGTON. Feb. - Army orders
Il ssuea to-day follow:
Yield Artillery
Ou,nham. Ii. II H. to Fort stl
Clarlson Maj II. $ 20 camp Meade
\ir Service
run' ~. ~. H.. 10 ELLINGTON Field.
Andrews IT. /. S. to Kelly Field
i-aw. Cap y. q 60 Fort SllI
SN'7p = " + tc Wort pes NJ
S'us"f. Capt. = a. C4lr kno,
-'e""f' 'ap W. "rt ST.,
Qoarternester Corr
" v as. -. y X. 20 tarsr IIolahjrd
"'sse Capt f H. TO camp McC'"ran
Miscellaneous
Ga a,'sshor. COL II. J.. & ~ fnrt
" M'lhsrson
"1iiss'ii. -,.. Capt A. infan.s. mp
R'shNe'9 20 1t. ~ Signal Corps. to Camp
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Dangers to Navigation
II5y Q HyUNOEIA Pho OfflCe)
North Atlantic Oceal-On the American

The following obstructions were repor, ed .
Feb Il. lat IS ~ Ion - Sc, pa ssed laeyal
lfebuoy painted lead color GEN " G.
GpRGAS. Feb L. lat 81 so lon - S5,
pasAed mast projecting l., IT out OF water
appaIrntis attached TO submerged wreck
ase-SAN PABLO. Feb II, about miles
Chesapeak" Bay. in lat - 90 So lon
% Il -, in IS It water the tug Norfo ll
vas sunk III collision. Gas and bell buoy
showing rashlns red light has been es-
lablisned TO mark wrrck. Pilot house
shows above water Feb 8. lat u O3 Ion
ing IT out of ter--MUNORWAY FEB
II, lat 26 oS Ion - 40, passed burning
ianl. steamer --DHlZARA Note. probahls.
British str Eoylet aba "doned on fire Feb
about u mics SN' sand Key and sub
senuently sighted Feb in lat "a IS Ion
81 80 by str Mont Pelvoux. Jan 90 IN;
=, IS lon - is, passed log 30 it long and
10. lat - J ! ION 81 -. can buoy-STANO-
AID. Feb 2, lat rs AZ long 81 %, several
sections OF nrrdger pipe line. Note. IL
connection with above Capt A n I[fen-
aian, OF str fexaco 49, reported that on
Feb while bound for New Orleans towar.
Port Arthur, sighted about 25 dredger
nontoons between lat 29 Ion 81 40 and
'urn trip sig shted several OF pvntoons be
tween lat IS 45 Ion 81 80 and Ship Shoul
Gas Ruoy. Feb TO- lat 80 - Ion % 3s
passed mast 90 IT long and II. ii ia
tlalnerer with rigging attached - Tt'X.
PANOTl.
Along the Oversee Routes
Following obstructions were reportad
Feb :. lat Al Al Ion GO 40. passed gas huov
painted red and white marked rorbv--
rARLSHOLM.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Marine Reports
THE TlDrS
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
Mouth o' Sandy Nook increasing north
- and east wfnds hecoulns strong and
probably reachiny gate force over south
portion with an SNOW. thick weather.
SANDY Book Is latte strong north.
rast and cast Winds and probably gales
and thick rainy weather
Hsttef-- 20 FlorIda straits Fresh 10
81 rons east and southeast winds and rain
Easr GuN Of Mexico Fresh shifting
W lnds. becoming strong northwest: raiu.
We~t Guit of Mexico Strong northesiv
'Fitcs oNercsss weather aud prohs hiN vain.
Caribbean sea ard Nindward Passage
Moderate 10 f'esn east and southeast
winds overcast weather and probably
ioos fatns
Nofthwrsi storm warnings displayed Q 80
Pm ON tuif from Hsv - Louis 20 Cedar
KEYS tla disturbances central otcr south
crr Louisiana VIII NOV. RAPIDLY north
eastward. with increasing Intensity and
fofipwer NN lapldi- fi-,nA pressure and
81 r"Nr uortus"s wirI~.
NcrthAast storm warnings displayed ? 80
IN Cap" Hstteras 20 SANDY HOOK. :. -.
disturbance cv.i joul Stsna viii move north-
eastward. &a.u In Intensity and cause
sirouG northeast and east winds rroha-
p{t N~coi,.irE yaIs force.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Diesel, on Canal

Contracts for ten 15O- epowcr
Diesel engines, which will drive the
eiectric generators for the Livingston
design of the New York State canal
jackets, have beer awarded to the Nc
intosn Seymour Corporal on. Of Au-
burn \. T., by .he Cana and River
Trans snortAlLon (ompanN. OF Now York
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

MpNpFVN FEB Joseph Scrr Sew
orssna anl N"s,o, Tia''SG" va Ssrsels, 's H'"
GENOA Feb '--eani'la Gilbert ,Not).
PORTO rMRHA1r Feb '--cardin tail
s'' MosmN sh3 x.Sno rSn '"g,", 1a .n, Port Ar
kOHE. FEB / Dais;n Mnvu (lap). Ne~
fGrl, and No,.oih "" san Franc'sco
,snaH' nAS TAnMAs y Il. ,. Fsb ~ -csbo crsnS
PoRT NATAL 1'eb T. Tesmaula ,RD.
NY vAfnrr. vr!r S"' ,,.n MGwpor' % Nsws y.s, ,.
rLYMoVrN, r"b ~ Wa, rsthsn. New
y9rls for Mania: Hyndam QUO. Ner
YOKOHAMA reh 10 shinyo> Mpru
.'ar>.l San Francisco sa Honolulu, p'h'
ADELA lDE. Feb II -Canada tS,vcl)
gnconta sis sydney. n : W
ROTTERDAM. Feo 10 We.terdiJk CDuD.
cARpTrr reb ia Canadian sauatler
Nv'oNMorHrn Feb ls A.htsbula ,p,o.
'MlrI FEB il West Nossha. pnllimorc
and Norfol, via London
n,'S GdFEApAn IF, ~ rrb .lrssssd, CITY o.
New YORK.. han'evn ocean. Phlaoelphia
for Constantinople
New York via copsnhagen. Gs''' .ete' '''"' ~
HAMBURG. Feb 7r u silosland 1Nor)
Galveston and Newport Ncws Va Brelnen
oth; Dallas. New York Lord Ormonda
'Bc. Savannah; Nobies, New Orleans via
Brennan: sudbury. Baltimore via NortolN.
ANrWERp. Fcb lo--DaIso,an. Portland
Ore. and San Francisco IA London
FN'.MoJrH Fe' II --ca stern Cross
New forI, tor Danztg; Malta Maru (Iar).
Portland. Orc. via Newport Nnws
TSlNGI Az. Fep J. Royal Arrow. San
Fyancisco
nu1l" Teh sloemfontsin Csr, New
York VIZ tlalieN
J-nb 70,
York
81 MlcUAEIs. Fob i2-Canada ,rrD.
New York and Fro1 idenc" FOR Msrseillcs
BEIRA, Fob 12-Corfe Castle (Bl), New
York via cave Town. etc
MEIBOURNE, Frb 12--Polt Lincoln
Br), New York Via Auckland.
port SAID. Feb l3-A'ity o. Benares
tl3r). New York.
LONDON, Feb l3- Etnngnam cBp. Pan
sacola
(Br). New York
MANILA, Fob ls-ocesn Monarch CBr).
New York ana Norfolk "a Honolulu.
WoiVcrne state. San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-THE Emersenc,.
Fleet Corporation announced the follow
my assignments To-day:
Susouehanna, 1e 600 dwt. assigned United
States Lines under special agreement
Tulsagas uanker). 200 dwt, assigned
Columbus Shipping Company; mana GENE mt
operation.
Hammac tnew tanker) $3.50 dwt as
signed Str thers Earry; management
operation.
Nutmeg itate (new stcamcrs), Is 900 dwt.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

-sias:'an Ai,..,; l-'oo sE Cape Henry Feb u.
y I,eus.taAnd y 30 Ne Cape Henry Feb ii
Feb 10. "Pc ''o '
Charles Brsley 12s sw Hstteras Feb "A
thaTies f Harwood IL S Brentons Reef
Chester Valley lat 40 As lon &c 40 ra,, +,
Gnckasaw s2o Ambrose Feb L.
Iokesit ss4 W Bishops Rock Feb 1s
Coldbrook S7S I, Cape Henry Feb IS.
Collaner 274 Sc Ambrose Feb II ttowinc
Editor. "
E W Sinclair 2ss w Havana Feb H.
Eastern Glade 1883 E Ambrose Feb Ii
Eastern Temple 23l L Boston Light Feb "A.
ecuador 2,9a2 from San Francisco y PM
Feb ! 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15

assigneG Munson g. 3 ninc, managing
agent.
Palmetto states 6rsA~ steamer. .ono
dwt. assgu"d Nunson S Lime. mana z iuF
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIpMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily report.
or he positions of merchant yesseI. re
ceived through the United States Navel
Communication Service. Shipmasters Of
vessels viii. raG,o apparAtur may, wi.'
out charge report their trR) noon
Positions through the following naval
radio stations in The United States
proper: Bar Harpor, Ale. (OtteruIinesi:
an.agansett. l.. T.. Cape May. n. J.;
Norfolk. Va Cape HstteIss. Y c.
Jupiter Fla. Key West, Fla New
orleans, La
These position trE) reports should
he addressed only 20 The radio station
called, and they viii DC forwarded to
New York il is important that these
reports. should be sent promptly at
HAon each day in order that they may
oe received in time for publicat.on
fosltion reports also be gent
through the stations OF The Independ
ent wireless Telegraph COMPANY, Inc.
~ New York. East Moliches H. and
tasihalnpton, f.. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
Outgoing Steamships

NOTF-NIai' information will be found
on lraVc' Guide Page. Column Eight,
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-02-15
City Island
Bound south
!. httnA,. ky.

Schr Avon Queen (Br). New.as,1a \ -
~ New Yorn y -
The Washington times., 1922-12-26
JEAN ELIOT'S SOCIETY NEWS
Dinner Parties to
PYecede Smart
Charity Ball

The ball for the benefit Of the
Children's Country Home, always
one Of the gayest parties Of the
Christmas season. will be given to-
night at the Washington Hotel and
a number of smart dinner parties
have been arranged to precede It..
The Commercial Counselor Of the
British Embassy and Mrs. John
Joyce Broderick will entertain
twelve guests at dinner before the
ball and Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Glover,
jr.. and Mrs. ]. Upsher Moorhead
will also take dinner parties to the
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter will
have young peoples dinner in
honor Of Miss Beatrice Pltney, de.
butante daughter OF Justice and
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, and DIR. and
Mrs. James r. Mitchell will have q
buffet supper at their residence in
Nineteenth street for forty young
people in honor of their son, James
F.. Mitchell. jr., both parties attend
Ing the ball.
The Washington times., 1922-12-26

Col. o. L. Culbertson entertained
at dinner yesterday at the Hamilton
Hotel