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New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

PIRAEUs, March 4-Megali Hellas (c;k)
New York. '>''''
GENOA. March 11--Etna (ED, philadel
phia.
Fr), Baton Rouge.
ROuEN, March 13--Vitruvih (Br). New
Orleans. - ~
BRISTOL. March 15--Chicago City (Br,,
New York -
BUENOs AYREs. March 1s-Chinese
Prince (Br), Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL. March l6-Merchant (B-)
San Francisco.
AvONMoUTH. March 1s-Tuscaloosa
City, San Francisco.
IN l4-Englantier (Ben
New YORK; Eastern Soldier, New York
Victorious. Baltimore
T1ENTSIN. March 14.-Hektor (Nor).
Portland, Ore.
YOKOHAMA. March l4-Memphis City.
Sar Pedro.
GLASGOW. March II = w yncote (Br).
Portland via Halifax.
DUNDEE, March Is - Stdnmore Or
Norfolk
TRONDHJEM. March s--1defjord (Nor).
New York.
AALBoRG. March s-Nyland (swedD.
Baltimore.
NOKREsUNDBY. March lowest Cad
dos. Savannah.
HAMBURG. March II Ariano (Br).
Portland via Halifax; 18th. Mod!g (Nor),
savannah; Morristown, New York: 14th.
Ma hopac (Br), Baltimore; 18TH Orduna
BREMEN. March II - cal,Isto tDut.
Norfolk.
KOBE. March 12-Elkton, New York:
Tyndaseus (Br). Tacoma 14th, Taiyo
Maru lJap), San Francisco for Hong
COPENHAGEN. March 12-H M Flag
ler, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17

Information has been received from, -
NUMBER OF masters trading at Port Arthur
lexas. to the effect that depths in IN.
approach to Sabine Pass are material
Tess than shown on existing charts.
me master of the steamer Agwisea ra
poIts touching in soft mud at a point s
miies 2o7 degrees from Sabine Pass Gas
ana Wnistle Ruoy, where the charts show
ueptn or ~ fathoms. Local inouirv
revealed the fact that for II number ~,
years dumping has been going on in tbis
general lorality. the dredged material he,
ing rarried off and distributed over a con
siderable area by the currents
lnformation received frod the daster ~
the steamer kenuta which vessel grounded
on approaching Sabine Pass indicates n
general decrease in depth over a large
area TO the southwark anl westward ~
the entrance to this port Coution-Irntii
a new survey of this locality has been
made vessels should exercise every possi'
Pass. ""oi'e
Information has been received from tho
supervisor of Maritime Affairs Repuhlic
OK Haiti, that a spar buoy painted red
ana black in horizontal bands. has heen
esta pllsned to mark the wreck with n
depth OF IT over it, located about 900
yards 2fo degrees from the pier In Con
aiVes Harbor Approximate position. lat
ID u 0s n. Ion 70 AZ w 'N
IN the near future the following lights
VIII be established in the Republic OF
HAITI: On the eastern end of Vache Isl
ana IN approximately lat is 04 Ion "a
"a w. On Cape Dame Marie in approxi
mately lat 1s 81 Ion "A Is w.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co. Inc.

tDistanco in miles. Position at noon,
unless otherwise stated
Beatrice 200 s Scotland Mar is
Comanche 326 Scotland Mar IS
Cayo Mambi 81 san Juan Mar IL,
Cornela l37 N Aguadilla y r Mar Is.
Currier 142 SW Hattcras Mar Is.
Cokes't lat 39 16 II Ion 5S a Mar 15
Dallas SS3 II Sandy Hook Mar 1h.
Eastern Crag lat "a ~ II Ion 40 81 w
Mar 1b.
FL Sol ls9 S Cape Hstteras Mar Is
Gulf Queen 1856 Brentou Reef Mar Is.
Gulf Coast rs Brenton Reef Mar I g.
Huron 251 Scotland Mar Is.
n Mallory 100 Diamond Shoalu Mar 16.
Lcnape los SW Scotland Mar 16.
Mayaro left Trinidad for Dcincrara FM
Mar IA.
Ontario rs NE BarneEat Mar Is.
Pipcstono County 175 e Ambroee Mar Is.
Quantico 10 L Fire Island Mar 1b
San Lorenzo 123 n San Juan PM Mar l6.
T II Wheeler 73A NE bermuda Mar 10.
Tanamo 1877 N San Juan Mar 10.
West Cheswad 200 E Cape Maysi Mar 10.
West Eldara 975 II Ambrose Mar IS.
w Mckenny 1926 SE Cape Maysi Mar Is.
Salvation Lass $50 &c Hole in Wall Mar l6.
Robin Hood $50 SIC Capc Henry Mar is.
MunarEo arrive Nassau daylight.
West Hepburn 1870 NE Bermuda Mar 16.
Cokesit lat SO As II Ion 81 40 w Mar Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Freight Ships Due
h-- ~
Due To-day

Weasel Port Agency
rsushim. M.ru colombo. Jan 81, ''
Mailman 1nu,rrn. n Hg1ld'r; %.h +; Weir + Boyd
Maddeauet. Cardiff. Feb is.
West Ke.ne. Santos. FEB b Is. IS '''' '''''' W
International TreightinE Co
Atlantic. Imminsham. Feb %.
Furness. Witty Co
j Winchester a Co
Clan Kennedy. Alsiers. Feb ~.
AyAnthe. 1uenoa Ayre,4 Feb : 40,
Francisco. Hull. March 1.
Ossa. Alexandria, Feb % Export S Corp
Cosmopolitan Line
Eilerman's Wilson Lin.
Due Tomorrow
Bristol City. Bristol Mar Jas Arkcli & Co
CanaGian Volunteer. Buenos Ayres. Feb 20,
Wilford & Mckay
Independence Hall, Rotterdam. Mar 3.
Cosmopolitan Limo
Duo Sunday
Georgian, Hamburg March D.. u Am Lines
Chickasaw. Hamburg, March 4..Kerr S Co
Due Monday
Kosno. Perrin, FEB II Houlder. Weir & Boyd
BaDka. Gibraltar. March S.. .Funch Edge
Due Tuesday
Syria. Lisbon. March 8. Jas w Elwell g. Co
Lewis Luckenbach. Grstobal, March IS.
Luckenbach s Co
Duo Wednesday
Mesabs, London, March 8. Atl Trans Line
lnkum, London, March i... .Cunard Co
Due Thursday
Breiz Izel Bordeaux, March s. French Line
Londonier. Antwerp, March 9..Bclgian Line
Watsness, Shields, March 4...U Nav Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Radio Corp. of America

TRcports at noon unless otherwise stated,]
Byiayl % ENE Block Island Mar Is.
Chester Valley 420 WSW Fayal Mar s.
City OF Tairbury 400 70 Cape Henry Mar 1o
Cold Harbor 38s NE Colon Mar 10.
DakOtan 10 n San Salvador Mar is.
Dearborne 1870 S Miami Mar 16.
Digby 80 N Boston AM Mar is.
Dtchra $50 NE Ambrose Mar l6.
El Sol 240 s. Scotland Mar 16.
Gafney 1857 f Ambrose Mar is.
Gorrcdyk pd Nantucket AM Mar IS.
Hampden Q S by W Old Anthony gas buoy
Mar 16.
] A Morett 22o S Ambrose Mar IS.
Jonancy I. 500 y Ambrose Mar g.
Lake Arthur 145 S Scotland Mar Is
Louis X Thurlow 10 NE Winter Quarter
Mar 16
MatinicocS 6S s Scotland Mar l6
Matura 305 SSE Ambrose Mar rs.
Mount Clinton 1852 Il Ambrose Mar 10,
Sacoochec 10 E Fire Island Mar 16
New Britain 2?l T. Cape Henry Mar IS.
New Jersey los $ Overfalls Mar 16.
Norfolk 80 NE Cape Henry Mar is.
Northern Star l.793 S Ambrose Mar Is
Old North state 566 E Ambrose Mar Is.
Peter e Crowell 25 Barnegat Mar Is.
Philadelphia 1,l6S Ambrose Mar 49,
Potomac sos T. Ambrose Mar is.
Santa Barbara 240 Ambrose Mar 16
Santa Eulalia 55 by Watlings Mar IS
Santa Marta 27a Scotland Mar Is.
Selma City LIS S Ambrose Mar 15
Turralba 241 Ambrose Mar 16
West Mahomet pd out Ambrose pm
Mar is
W II Tilford 4os s So Ambrose Mar 10.
Nauban l,l60 Sc Ambrose Mar 15
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Cleared

Mexico. Jones; Havana and Prosreso
N Cuba Mail Co.
Michigan (Br. Tribe; Antwerp; Red
Shenandoah Birss; Tampco; The Texas
Co
Harriet tNor). Tvedt; Monte Cristi and
Puerto Plata; Columbus Co.
Napier to Boston; wilford & Mckay.
West Lashaway, Farrow; St Johns and
Valencia; c d Mallory e. Co.
Bergensfjord tNor). Bull; Bergen. Stav-
anger and Christiania. Norwegian America
Line
:, suver1c Br, Mellwaine' Mantle and
Canal; IIoulder Weir & Boyd, Inc.
Oropesa (Br). Lc Brecht; Cherhourg,
southampton and Hamburg, Sanderson &;
Norwalk. Call, Boston; Eastern s Co;
Apache. Chichester; Charleston and Jack
scnville; Clyde Co.
ssngamon Swan; Philadelphia; A II
= Pepnsylvanian. Ta2ley; San Pedro and
ANA Canal; United american Lines
Trontolite. Larsen; Texas city; Robert
Herman Winter. Holmes; Boston; East
ern S S CO.
sagua, Port; San Juan and Ponce; At
iantic Fruit Co.
schoharie, Ricca. Hamburg; Kerr S S
Montrolitc, Abbott; Port Lobos; Robert
L Hague
John worthington. Kingsley; Genoa and
Leghorn: Robert l. Hague.
Macabi (Br) Robbins; Banes and Pres
ton; United Fruit Co.
Iancastriar (Br). Popham; Liverpool
I1ancastrlen S Co.
Samuel @ Brown. Smith; Port Lobosi
D T Warden.
Thomas krag (Nor) schjott Norfolk
Henrik OSterVOld e. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Dangers to NAVIGATION

=. (By y S Hydrographic Office)
North Atlantic ocean, off the American n
coast the following obstructions were re-
ported; March 9, lat So 3S Ion rs 49, passed
o mast As feet long Borghild. March l2
ii iat 81 90 Ion "a Ss, passed "A mast project
ms ABOUT 10 feet out OF water apparently
attached to submerged wreckage Gefion.
lNete-This is probably the same spar re-
ported on March in lat 81 SO lon ~ 80. |
March 10, lat SO 2S N Ion II 81, passed a
log 10 inches square. 24 feet long Gefion
March 49, about miles % degrees w of
Fenwick Light Vessel in approximately
lat SO "a lon "a 81 passed a heavy upright
spar, projecting 90 feet above water ap-
parently attached to submerged wreckage,
Along the oversea routes the following .
obstructions were reported: March A. lat
a. o3 lon 81 05. passed a large dark conical
buoy surmounted by cage, with marine
growth attached. Michigan; March Is. lat
% 40 ION y IL, passed wreckagc about 20
ieet long, 10 feet wide apparently the bot
tom Of Il scoW, McKeesport.
ICE REPORTS
Ice has been reported as follows: March
l.. lat 43 Ion 48 f6, passed Il small quantity
OF field ice, Port Hacking
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Marine Disasters

HAMBURG, March 16-West Munham.
Norfolk for I.ibau before reported dam
aged by striking rocks. near Helgoiand
Later ship will be towed here. where her
saivaged grain cargo is being brought.
SHATTLE. March 16-Frank d Stout,
trading coastwise. previously reported
ashore near Ballard Rocks. fioated late
18th undamaged. Capt II Busch Of
motorship Libby Malna. Seattle for kcnai,
Alaska. lost overheard and drowned 14th.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 16--Gorjsland
(Br). Astoria LIST for Darien. encountered
severe storms, short Of fuel, steering
repairs and replenish fuel supply.
Ship Golden Gate arrived 18th In ballast,
296 days from Manchester via alboa 96
days: went ashore on east coast OF Canal
Zone; becalmed on Pacific, provisioned
by passing steamer.
Hawkeye State. Baltimore for Honolulu
delayed by faulty fuel oil. Will not arrive
here until 18th: requires three days in
port for repairs.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17

Agwiake as obos Island March is.
AgwlmeX go NE Jupiter March IS.
Ala lat 44 OF Ion &c 90 March IA.
A Watts is e Sand Key March Il.
Alioway 32$ s Savannah March 1e
Baltic 3l4 Sc South Pass March lG.
br'tish Chancellor 11o South Pass
Cslamares IS w Havana March 1s
Centennial state 1913 e Ambrose March is
Cody lat 49 81 lon Is IS March 16.
Coldwater 1876 NE Charleston March 1s.
Colorado Springs IS NNE Jupiter March l6.
Champion Anderson 7s E Tampico March l6
Creole 81 SE South Pass March 16.
Currier 142 SW Hatteras March Is.
Dayid McKelvy 100 E Lobos Island
Dean Emery 3s5 W Tamplco March 16.
Devolente 1.249 W San Miguel March IS.
Digby So NE Boston AM March 16
Dirigo 81 n Hatteras March 16.
Z Kemp % 20 S Jupiter March 16.
PASSPORT 2,241 NE Cape Henry March IA.
ESss6 ESusdGr 7zio 75a scqtsnd darS Msreh TO-
Edward Pierce 20 E Fire Island Mar Is.
Esparta 92S Jupiter March is.
Faraoy 944 e Ambrose March Is
FSsF Metr 1t ss xNE 2a 3upes IL it Nsfsn MsTch is
Franklin 500 w Sand Key Mar 1S.
n go NV Tortugas March Is.
Gulfmaid 10 Jupiter Mar le.
Gulfoi 20 e Tampico Mar IS.
Guftrade 2l0 ESE Sabine Bar Mar Is.
George II Jones 229 N Tampico Mar 16.
Henry s Grove $50 S Scotland Mar Is.
t1efH t'f SE SOutH fdsS NHr 10
Hoboken 9S South Pass Mar is.
j W Van Dyke 100 WNW Tortugas Mar is.
John D Archbold 81 N Jupiter Mar Is.
Lake Crescent II NE Jupiter Mar 16
Levisa 928 S Nantucket Mar l6.
Ligor ier 3l6 WNW Tortugas Mar is.
Maasdam 100 from Tampico Mar 16
Ma slia SO NNE Jupiter Mar l6
Matan2as 233 f Mata Redonda Mar is.
NJ un ale 81 N Jupiter Mar 16.
Mount Clinton 2.044 Ambrose Mar IL.
Nacata 1898 ENE Hatteras Mar Is.
Nantucket 20 S Cape Henry Mar is.
Nora 3l4 w Sand Key Mar 16.
Northern Star 493 p Ambrose Mar II.
Old North State 265 Ambrose Mar is.
Potomac sos e Ambrose Mar 16.
Quistconck pd Abaco Light Mar is.
Roanoke 270 S Galveston Mar Is.
Robert Hopkins ITO K Lobos Islanu
Mar 16
Reaper 4s6 NE Lobos Island Mar 1e.
Reg ulus lat IL 46 Ion 96 54 Mar Is.
Rosalind lat 40 10 Ion SO - Mar Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Arrived Yesterday

McKcesport Havre Feb 10: Dunkirk
24th; to the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co;
with mdse; Pier ., Hoboken.
Port Victoria (Br), Bermuda Mar "a:
to the Furness Bermuda Lite: with as6
pass mails and mdse: Pier 95. N Il.
Arasuaya (sr). Bermuda Mar IA; to
Sanderson Son; with 2s6 pass and In
ballast; Pier ~. N r.
Motor ship, kennecott, Portland. Ore.
Jan e. Seattle Feb s. San Francisco is:
TO Williams Co; with lumber: 6sth st.
Bklyn.
Samuel 9 Brown. Lobos Mar S; to Tide
water Oh Co; with crude oil; Pier /,
Tidewater Dock Bsyonne.
% Assyria ,Sn CID. GLASGOW Mar >, Neville q;
10 the Anchor Line with 95 first SO third
class pass and mdse; Pier 64. n Il.
v.1a,S Montserrat tspan). Barcelona Feb 2s.
pania "a mntasa 2s SadsS ss to Com
ond cabin, 26 third class pass. mails and
mdse ten pass landed at Y. the re-
e R ''' " -" "''"' ''' o.
Tamiahua Philadelphia Mar Is: to
southern Pacihc Co; IN ballast Robins b
:, G Harrison Smith, Lobos. March s; to
Robert L Hague: with crude oil. anchored
of Tompktnsviiie I.
:, Alexandria 2l Gibraltar, Feb .. Phila-
dsipphia Mareh "a; to the cunard Line;
~'fn carS mdse cehfsesos. r!ss 5. MaTcb r; 70
Cuba Mail S Co, With sugar: n Re
constantinopie (Br), constanza, Feb
22. Pstras rs, Palermo a.; to n Gaianos; nos
with rs first j12 second cabin, 146 third
class pass and mdse; Pier 22 Bklyr.
Hamilton Norfolk; to the Old Dominion
Transportation Co; with mdse: Pier rs,
y r.
Trontolite Boston, March 15 to Robert
Hague; In ballast; Pier 5. Bayonne j.
Comanche. jacksonville, March "a to
Clyde Line; with pass, mails and mdse;
Pier So r.
Meysnia. Fl hoees. MARCH 8; to Walker
D"iy; with oil. Pier s. Bayonne
Anti
Ed d~""'a'cr
North American (Br). Port Antonio
Feb Z, Valparaiso 1s Caldera l6 africa 90.
Moiiendo 20. Callao 90, GuayaquN -
Colon March s to American Metals Trans
port Co with mdse; anchored off Quaran-
tine.
Hayti. Cape Haytien March 9; to Clyde
Line with mdse; Pier a. r.
Schodack. Boston March 49, to Cosmo-
politan Line with ndse; Pier .. Hoboken.
Schr Jessie Noyes St Andrews Bay
March --: to Crowell e. Thurlow. An
chored off Red Hook Flats. Bklyn.
Hawaiian. Norfolk March "A; to United
American Line with mdse: Pier c, Bush
Docks. Bklyn.
Gulf OF Mexico. Port Arthur March o;
\ j.
Huguenot Fort Arthur March s; to Nc
Allister Bros with Gil; Gulf Refining Dock,
Bayonne j.
O. lveeton March II;
TO Mallory Co with pass and mdse
Matnicocll. Galveston March 8; to Rob
ert l. Hague with crude Oil.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Ship Board Seeks
Insurance Expert
TO Handle Problem
Officials Talk Over Entire
Situation at Ritz Meet
ing; Lasker Prepares Adj
dress for Bill Hearing

The advisabiity Of securing an in
surance expert to represent the Ship
ping Board in the numerous problems
which arise in connection with the gov
ernment feet was one Of the questions
discussed at the meeting at the Ritz
Carlton between Chairman a. ID. Las
key, Commissioner Meyer Lissner, vice
presidents W j. Love, A. ]. Frey, r.. p
Farley and several officials Of under
writing companies.
1t is understood that if tho board
decides upon this course. Chairman
Lasker will endeavor TO obtain the serv-
ices Of one Of the most prominent un-
derwriters in New YORK. who either
will have high position in the Emer
gency Fleet Corporation or VIII have
the status Of special adviser to the
chairman. This expert would represent
the board in its negotiations with un-
derwritcrs on cargo insurance, the In
suring Of its equity in vessels sold and
other questions Of similar nature.
Mr.. Lasker said yesterday that one
Of the principal purposes Of his trip
to New York was to 20 over the insuf-
ance situation in detail and to famii-
iarize himself with the various phases
of the problem Negotiations in the
past have been carried on by Mr.. Lore
and Mr.. Lissner who are not tcchni-
cally trained insurance men, and would
prefer to have this work in charge Of
an expert.
Preparation of his opening address
before the House and Senate commit
tees on the ship subsidy bill has also
had the attention of Mr.. Lasker. He
is marshalling the facts gath cred by
the Shipping Board in support Of the
Administration plan.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Creditors Seek
Ship Board Pay
For u. S. Mail
Charge Discrimination i'll
Allowing Claims for Re-
conditioning of George
Washington and America
Plan Appeal to Congress
"Moral Obligation Is the
Plea Made by Attorneys
Against Shipping Board

Charges that the Shipping Board has
Disseminated against large number
Of cred tors of the defunct United
States Mail Steamship Company in al
lowing certain reconditioning claims
and refusing to pay others, and also
plans TO appeal to Congress for relief,
marked the meeting of the creditors
at the Hotel Martinique yesterday aft
erncon.
Attorneys for the creditors declared
that operating claims of the kind dis
allowed by the board were ordinarily
the basis for Liens against the vessels,
and should not be charged against the
bankrupt company. 1t was also SAID
that in chartering vessels to com
rany without capital, and by giving it
support and Endorsement, the Shipping
Board has assumed "noral obliga-
ton" to pay the claims incurred in op-
Grating the ships.
1t was developed at the meeting that
the Shipping Board has assumed re-
sponsibility for the claims for recon-
ditioning the George Washington and
the America, but has refused to pay
other debts aggregating more than
s2,000,000. The board also has honored
n large number of tickets for which
immigrants paid the former United
States Mail Company in advance, and
has refunded sums intrusted to the
company as bankers. 1t was argued
that in repaying the immigrants the
board had favored foreigners against
good Americans"
Louis H. Strouse, chairman of the
creditors committee, presided at the
meeting Among the principal speak
ers were Frank Sprague, attorney for
the creditors, and Harvey Rothberg. at
torney for the Sheffield Condensed Milk
Company. Morris, Chadbourne and
O'Connell, trustees for the bankrupt
company, were present.
Mr.. Rothberg said that the creditors
had relied upon the connections of the
company with the Shipping Board in
advancing supplies, and that the board
should not make them suffer for its
mistake in supporting company that
was not financially responsible.
Mr. Sprague suggested that attorneys
for the creditors should appear before
the House Appropriations Committee IN
support Of the bill which would author
ize the Shipping Board to pay the
claims against the company
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

General @ II Ernest, Colon March 4; to
Panama r r & Line % with nails is expected
Turrialba. Kingston March II; to United
Fruit Co with mails; Is expected TO dock
afternoon at Pier is. r (Maden Lane},
Matura (Br). Trinidad March o; to
Furness. Witty & Co with mails; is ex-
pected to dock at Pier "a, Bklyn (Amity stl
Aquisania 9nr5' sqT,hampton ,h mas Mas March
miles east of Ambrose l ! a m Wednesday:
vessel is due at Ambrose m Friday and
Will dock about $50 m at Pier "a, r
(West 14th st.
Potomac. Bremen March ] !. to U Lines
with mails; is expected to dock forenoon
Baltic American Line with mails; Is ex-
pected to dock late to-day or early Satur-
e. -. Pier s. Bush Docks, Bklyn
.,y f Mallory. Galveston March IL;
TO Mallory Line; is expected to dock after"
noon at Pier So (King sD.
City OF Montgomery, Savannah March
IA TO Ocean Co: is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 35, n r (sprng ST..
Lenape. jacksonville March IA; to Clyde
Line; is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
So. r Charlton ST..
Huron. Turks Island March 70; to clyde
San Domingo Line with mails; Is expected
to dock late this afternoon at Pier 81.
B'kiyn (Atlantc Basin).
Due Tomorrow
Hubert (Br). Santos Feb %; to Booth
Line with malls: is expected to dock fore
noon at 33d st. Is klyn.
Due Sunday
Peninsular State Southampton March .:
to United States Lines with mails is ex-
pected to dock carly Sunday at Pier 4,
Hoboken.
Nieuw Amsterdam (Dt), Plymouth March
8: to Holland America Line with mails: is.
expected to dock early Sunday at 5th st.
Hoboken.
samland, Danzig March s. to Red Star
Line with mails; is expectd to dock at
Pier SO, N r fWest 18th st.
City of Savannah. Savannah March 16;
to Ocean S Co; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 35. (Spring st).
Mohawk. Jacksonville March IS; to
Clyde Line; is xpected to dock forenoon
at Pier SO. (Charlton st.
T,ue ,ioncay
Vessel Port. Agency.
Centennial state, London. March g.
u Lines
Philadelphia. Curacao. March IS.
Bliss. Dallett & Co
Caronia. Alexandria. March 4..Cunard Line
Cedric. Liverpool. March l1...W Star Line
Rochambcau. Havre March u French Line
Calamares. Port Limon. March l3
United Fruit Co
San Lorenzo. San Juan. March is.
Ny & Port Rico Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. March Is.
Furr ess Witty &, Co
Camamu. Santos. Feb 25.. Lloyd Brazileiro
Empress of Britain. Colon. March 6.
Canadian Pacific r Co
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. March 8.
United American Line
ganamo. San Juan. March IA. .Atl Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
PAYMENT for Great Northern
Is Mode hv ". r. Alexande,

WASHINGTON, March 1e.--Payment
for the transport Great Northern, for
merly known as the Columbia, was
made to the Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion to-day by H. F. Alexander, presi-
dent of the Pacific Steamship Com
pany. Edward P. Farley, vice president
in charge of ship sales, announced.
Mr.. Farley also announced that the
insurance payments on the Northern
Pacific, the passenger vessel which was
burned at sea, have been approved by
the insurance companies and checks arc
expected soon.
Commenting on the testimony given
before the House Naval Affairs Com
nittee esterday by Secretary of the
Navy DENLY regarding the sale of the
Great Northern, Mr.. Farley said that
Alexander's bid was received by the
board prior to the advertised date of
sale, but that had higher bid been re-
ceived the shin would have gone to that
bidder. He said no preference had
been given Alexander in the transac-
ton
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Trade Associations Parley

WASHINGTON, March 16.-A con-
ference Of representatives of the larger
trade associations with Secretary
Hoover has been called for April IL at
the Department of Commerce. Of
fcials of the department announced to-
day. The meeting will be for the pur-
pose of working out Mr. Hoover's plan,
adopted after it's legality had been
passed upon by Attorney General
Daugherty, whereby trade associations
would cooperate with the Department
of Commerce in the gathering and pub
lication of trade statistics to further
the needs of trade and commerce.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17

Lake Como. Baracao. March lb..Au Fruit Co
Due Tuesday
Gothlsnd. Antwerp, March ..R Star Line
Siboncy, Havana. March II 80. Ward Line
Fernwood. Pt Antonio. March 10.
Atlantic Fruit Co
Arapahoc jacksonville, March is.
Clyde Line
City of st Louis. Savannah, March ia.
Ocean S 8 Co
Due "Wednesday
Homeric, Southampton March 15.
white Star Limo
Munamar. Antiila. March 1s...Munson Lines
Colombo. Genoa. March II. Italia Am Line
Due Thursday
Orbita. Southampton. March -.
Royal Mat Steam Packet Co
Aeolus. Rio de Janeiro. March 10.
Munson Lines
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. March 81
Furness- Bermuda Line
Araguaya. Bermuda, March 81.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Lenape. Jacksonville. March 2o...Clyde Line
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Sailed Yesterday

Freeport sulphur No. .. Freeport;
Apache, Iac'seor-.'''o. N@-.---
Grenada; Mexico. Havana; West Mohamet,
Valetta; Bonny OBJ, ..4s
city (Br). Philadelphia. City 60. .. norc
(Br), Port Said; Sangamon, Philadelphia;
City Of Columbus. Savannah; Southern
Cross. Rio de Janeiro: ST Mary (Br), San
tiago: Pennsylvanian, San Pedro via Phia-
\ 'n'-i"' Bran11el Point. Philadelphia :;
Munwood, Puerto Padre; Canadian Pioneer
Il
West Lashaway. Valencia; Thomas Krag
(NOr). Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1922-03-17
Fight on the Shipworm

The serious damage done by the ship
worm. which has caused losses to ship
property estimated at hundreds of
millions of dollars in the past, has led
to the launching of national attack
upon the pest under the direct N Of
several marine engineering organiza-
tions. 1t is announced that commlttces
will be formed in the principal Atlantic
and Gulf ports. 1t is calculated that IN
San Francisco alone losses to the ex-
tent of S15,O0o.o00 to s20,o00,o0o have
been caused This danger to shipping
has required recently in New York.