davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
s235, 100000 Spent
In American Shin
Yards During 1921
fourteen Vessels Built Here
for Foreign Owners, In.
Guiding Nine for British.
Says Shipping Bureau

Expenditure of S235,0O0.OOO for the
construction of 1873 seagoing steel ves-
sels IN American shipyards in 1921
shows that the industry here was far
from dead, despite the decline from tbo
nigh records of the war period, accord
ing to the American Bureau of Shin
ping yesterday. Attention was directed
to the fact that of this number four
teen we're built for foreign ship owners,
including nine for the British.
The large number of vessels COM
plcted for alien interests came as n
surprise, in view Of the recent figures
OF world tonnage showing the increase ID
proportion of shipping CONSTRUCTED i
abroad
The 1873 ships, Of more than 1000
gross tons each, aggregated 1852 OH
tons, with an average cost of approxi-
mately S175 a ton. The fourteen ships
for foreign account amounted to 87,75O
gross tons, divided as follows: Nine
British of 58,758 tons, three Dutch OF
1884, one Norwegian of 1873 and one
of $500 tons to sail under the Hon
duran flag. All of these were tankers
except one fruit vessel to sail under
the flag of Honduras.
These vessels were all completed and
delivered during the year. The cost
Of construction was considerably higher
than at present, due to the continu.
ancc of war prices at the time the
contracts were awarded.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Navy Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureo

From The Tribunes Washington Bureau
wAsHINGTON. Jan. 26-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Evans. Capt. w, to eth dist.
BauEhman. Lit. Com. W. E.. to U. s. S.
New York.
Best, 1t. Com. c. L.. to Annapolis
HinAarp, Lit. Com. C. N. to U. S. S. Bal
loTd lh It. l. l. &C. Son to & to ssA as'
Elder. 1t +: K. to 50. 10
Fsrrier. 1t. J. b, 10 div. IL
Cranat. 1t. W. to Indian Head
Hsyes. 1t ". G. to I. 5, S. s sinciair. ialiro'''
1;,,,s n.,s,so' Il l.. P.' to lsth dist
Twiss. 1t. G. O.. to Pacific feet
Andrews 1t. 6. 81 w. e, to U. s s.
Edwards.
Goldsmith, 1t. q. 81 +. O.. to u s. S.
Nelson; 1t, 9. 81 e. to u s; S. Panther.
Eartwrisht, Ems. A. B. to Y; S. s Aulicle.
Do Grave Ems. C. f.. to L. S. S. McLana.
han.
Hardy. Ems. w. A. to L. s s Mcr.anahan.
Bushnell, Ems c. H.. to L. s. S. Delphy
Jones. Ems. w b.. to L. s s. Howard
Settle Ems b., 10 L. s S. Farenhoit
Martin. Ems S. e. to L. S. s. J. F. Burnes
Rochcfort. Ems }. J.. to L. s s Stansbury
Young. 1t. Il. g) L. T.. to L. S s. Thorn
Robertson. It c. j.. 70 M'neola
BRADY 1t. +. j. to div. IA
bishop L. c. y. TO san Francisco
Sanders. 1t r. c.. to Mare Island.
BUCK. 1t. q. 80 C j.. to Pensacola.
Hissrt; Ai9; II, g. g.? r. l.. to I. s. S. Prairie
Fiddler Bosn. w. H.. to L. s. S. Charles
swint. CHI: Gun. f. j.. to U. S s Melville.
Rorab Gun. j. D.. to u s Birming
Orvis. Gun l.. f. to div. Is.
Wall. CHI Carp. w. L. to T. s s. Canopus
McMahon. Carp. J. j.. to Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26

A c Bedford 400 W Sand Kcv Ian e5
Aswihavre lao wsw sand Key Jan IS.
Agwi!ake 40 NE Iattcra3 Jan %
Ailoway .a39 Sc Ambrose Jan %.
Ampetco II, Ambrose Jan Is.
Aryan II Sand Key Jan 25
Carplaka o6l e by n Cape Charles Jan a.
Catherine 5lo from Delaware Breakwater
Centennial state 531 w Fastnct Jan "a.
Charles Braley 4s7 NNE Jupiter Jan Jan Is.
Charles E Harwood l7e sW South pass
Chester Sun les W Tortusas Jan oS.
Gi;X Of Columbus 20 ssW Hatteras Jan rs.
Eas, Side So Scotland Lv Jan IS.
Eastern Dawn 465 Cape Henry Jan Is.
I;,,n,f .1,th Il! Scotland I.v Jan Is.
Thayer z' ~ ion ssw % natefas ssn a.
Felix Tsssis 60 sw sand n Res PIose Jan ann ys g.
E,radar,a EE,raHNIn ! \ Lane 100 " Sand Key Jan as
George Washington s4l W Fastnet Jan a.
Guilcoast rs n Jupiter Jan %
Gulfkng passed Palm Beah Jan 25.
S;ufmald S;ufnrtnas ls q v sana Ksy Jan IS.
Gufsradc 1os 81 SAND ha'fsrys Key yan ann s5 3S-
Herbert G Wylie-ao $ Jupiter Jan IS.
Josiah Macy $40 e Jupiter Jan rs
Kershaw +; 'a5 Sc Ere island Jan Is
a B.
Lewis Luckenhach 10 rcnwick Island LV
PM Jan "a.
Mnquam lat 50 81 lon "A is Jan 2s
Mexico II NE Havana Jan rs.
Montana 1oS Sand Key Jan 25
Morro Castle 55 NV Nassau Jan rs.
Nantuckct 55 Cape Henry Jan o5
Olancho 1875 from South Pass Jan IS
Osakls 1i2 l. Ambrose Jan 25
otcar y Rcnnett II from Nantucket Jan "a
Iawnec II Hilsboro Jan 25
r. sid"nte Wilson 900 r Ambrose Jan a.
b Hunt 22O Charleston Jan rs.
SAMUEL Q Brown ?lt w Sand Key Jan 2s
a Sapupa lG SSW Hattcras Jan rs.
seattle Spirit 80 Sc by E Nantucket Jan rs.
Severance 34 Jupiter Jan rs
southern Cross 1925 Sc Ambrose Jan 24
Suno'l sc e Sand Key Jan 25
/ Irontlite l09 Jupiter Jan 25
Nesta 30 from rortugas Jan 25
/ Nibors so Jupiter Jan 15
M"kika $500 ENE Charleston Jan "a
west Chatais 6S6 by n Cape Henry
Wes, Ira lat Is IS lon So % Jan 25.
W Mestland 19 " Sand Key Jan 25
/ William Warden 81 n jupiter Jan o5.
Miilian Green 205 w Sand Key Jan rs.
Woo".nansie $50 Cape Henlopen Jan 25
Srlstol City 25 e Ambrose Lv I PM Jan Is
Charlton lat 3s 53 lon rs 30 Jan 25
Jonancy n Wolltrap Jan 25
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Freight Ships Due
Agency.
Due To-day


bradford City, Hamburg. Jan 2
Nyland. Shields Jan 7.Turness. Why & Co
Fast Side, Rotterdam. Dec 81.
West Niius. Hamburg. Jan 3.
City of Newcastle. Manchester. Jan 8.
Funch. Edge & Co
Holland America Line
Boston City. Bristol. Jan g.
Wheeling Mold. Hull. Jan l.
Arxon not,.rd.n ,n i WINCHESTER ',n,sa. { Co
Archimedes. Manchester. Jan I.
International Mercantile Marine
Clan Mcbride. Aigiers. Jan L. Barber Lines
oFeS'n'An' Hamburg; unj,sn Ian !; auer,o.n ,.,n..
Fort Lytteiton. London. Jan 10.
Funch. Edge & Co
Nevisian. Liverpool. Jan u.
Intcrnational Mercantile Marine
Alloway. Rotterdam. Jan IL. BarbereLines es
Grace Dollar. Gibraltar. Jan lo
Dollar Line
Bradavon. Tyne. Jan 7..U $ Navigat Co
Caiifornie. Bordeaux. Jan 10. French Line
Eueees. Galveston. Jan 10. Mallory Line
Cfagness. Hull. Jan II .......C Nav Co
Cabo Nillano. Seville Jan O.. Ybarra Line
Ell Lago. New Orleans Jan 10. So Pac Co
Due Tomorrow
Eastern King. Fen!t Jan 10
Moore. Mccormack & Co
wayo Maru. Hull. Jan H.
Tayo Kisen Kaisha
F Luckenbach. Los Angeles. Jan 10.
Luckenbach s Co
FL Occidente. Galveston Jan 20. SO Pac Co
Due Saturday
Madawaska. Algiers. Jan IT,
Houlder Weir & Boyd
Montana, London, Jan H.. .,Atl Trans Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Panhandle State
Tossed by Gale as
Oil Refuses to Burn
Steamship Docks After a
Stormy Trip From Lon
don; Ship Board Agents
Blamed for Poor Fuel

The steamship Panhandle State. of
the United States Lines, docked in Ho-
boken yesterday after trip in when
tho oil refused to burn. full blown
gale came out of the north and for n
tin time Captain Norman Ferguson was
not at all sure that his vessel would
rot soon be pounding herself to pieces
on the rocky shores Of Canada.
The steamship left London on Janu-
ary IL with six passengers and mis-
oellaneous cargo. Two days out the
sea grew rough and the wind began to
rise. On the 10Th the log has it that
there WAS fresh gnle, on the 18TH a
moderate gale and on the 18th strong
gale. For the next two days it is re
corded that there we're moderate gale 5
and on the 20th there was "wholc'
gale.
That was last Saturday. and the
Panhandle State was plunging through
endless spaces of hcaving gray and
white water. Night came and the chief
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
By Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co., Inc.

Distances given in miles position at
noon unless otherwise specined)
Dorchester i Barnegat Jan 25
Gloucester Is r Fire Island Jan 25.
New ork Is s Ambrose Jan IS.
bolivar 4s7 oy T. Sandy Hook Jan "a,
SAN Juan S5 NV Cape Maysl Jan a.
Yucatan lS5 NE Havana Jan "a.
sunshine IS Sc Diamond Shoals Jan "a
General w Gorgas sos Scotland LV
Jan a
MORO Castle left Havana for Nassau II a
IN Jan "a
ounntico 30 e Fire Island Jan 25.
Guifqueen IS SW Prenton Roof Jan o5
freeman 81 SW Gay Head Jan 25
Transportation II WSW Montauk 1.irht
Jan 25 e -
lipcstone County 1872 r Ambrose Lv Jan 70
.AGuarius l4S +, Cape May rs.
hampoen So NE Cape Charles I.v Jan 2s.
I,"napc 2S9 Scotland Nv Jan 26
Huron 237 Scotland IN Jan 25
faloina SOS 3 Scotland IN Jan 25
Lake Fernando 1924 y San Salvador Ian o5
ral Nen'ucHian &C. n S?7 overfails I,v Jan 25.
san Pablo 3 Watings Jan 25 w.
Schroon lat 32 50 Ion 6o 81 " Ian Ok
) K Gordon 400 E 'baco Jan 25.
loWan 1873 NE Colon Jan 25.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Foreign Ports
A
Arrivals

SANTIAGO. Chile. Jan c4-Andaiusia
(swed2; S;easr Ncw w 0rIcans >,cn an
New York
KOBE. Jan 17--Anten (swed). New
sTocKuoLM Jan 1o-varna (swed,
cHR1sTIANIA, Jan 2o-sorland (Nor).
New York.
CoPENHAGEN. Jan 2o-Eastern Coast.
ANTWERP Jan 22--Wcst 1nskip. New
Baltimore.
York.
GIBRALTAR. Jan e4-Pd> recumseh
(Pr). Beaumont for India.
YOKOHAMA. Jan 2o-Tokiwa Maru
ROTTERDAM. Jan 22-westland, Gal
weston.
sHANGHA1. Jan 22-Empress of Russia
ORD. Vancouver; Royal City Qr). Port
Arthur.
HonEkons. Jan ss---sibera Maru (Jap),
MELBoURSE. Jan 2s-Montrose Cpr)
Sabine
MANILA, Jan 2s-Atreus (Br), New
sl;Ez. Jan 24-B,wes Castle (Dr). Hong
kong. for Bo.ton.
HORTA. Jan 24-Modca (Nor). Ham
burg ,N Hsw y lopk r ("nsine 1rouble? sssb
(Br). New York via Baltimore for BARGE
Iona; 25th. Dante .Alighicri NtaD. New
York for Naples; Kandahar NHr): Calcutta
for New York and Philadelphia: Mai
Adriatico (Spanl. Galveston for barcelona
Arrived: 25th. Copenhagen Nr). Pnstov
for Smyrna; Gorbsa Mendi (span). Phila
delphia for Catan'a.
| YOKOHAMA. Jan .o---Bay State, Scat
tie: Dacre Castle (Br). New York via sa
vannah.
| LONDON, Jan 25-Emanuel Nobe
| Belg). Port Arthur.
sUEZ. Ian c5-Veendyk (Dutch>, Ba
tavia for New York.
| HAMBURG. Jan 25-Mongolia New
| York via Plymouth.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
British Owners and Seamen
Agree on Wage Reduction


LONDON, Jan. 25.-The dispute be-
tween the shipowners and seamen was
settled to-day by Il joint committee,
under the National Maritime Board
representing both interests. The
agreement provides for a reduction of
forty shillngs for scamen, fremcn and
stewards on ocean going vessels, with
proportionate reductions ranging from
10 per cent for senior officers to 25
per cent for juniors. The reductions
will be made in two instalmcnts, on
March l and May 1, and will be condi-
tional on there being no appreciable
movement in chartering rates before
the full reductions fall due.
A settlement for coasting lines on
similar terms has also been reached. 1t
will not be operative until March l.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Maritime Miscellany

HONG KONG. Jan 25 Cry The Associated
fress)-W cnatchec arrived to-day from
:', Manila with ais Fiiipinox. brought to re-
piace striking Chtl ese crews Of Hoosicr
ana ana Bay State. tied up by walk-out
Filipinos transferred from Wcnatchce TO-
otner steamers under police protection
feared. 'e""i -
NEWPORT. I. Jan 25-Harbinger fBr,
~i'n WI, 900 cases OF liquor aboard. left this
cutter Acushnet. New London. Conn next
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 25-ranker Hmm
msG; ne,roen prev'ously ", reported chartered for
Mexican Petroleum Co: rate S.s5; first shin
m,entinent p, OF gasoline to United Kingdom
r Hernsrt H,a Fieishhacksr, Robert Dollar. r
H,aga,, Harrl,9n s!s,,H Robinson, Oakland wiliam
Ore; William Jones or John 8. Bakcr
Tacoma; John d Fredericks. Los Angeles
and John D spreckels. San Diego. named
On 9,.ts1 eommissee n, TO confer with chairman
Feb concerning governmental assist a ancc
TO proposed $30,0oo,00o Pacific Coast ship
ping pool. ''
SEATTLE. Jan 26-Pinetree State due
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Fire Record

-. 81, Loss
l:so-3a7 e 13e,h st: unknown Vnknown
I:to-337 r. 18th St: unknown. Unknown
2;2e-?22 f. io+th st; unknown Unknown
@Ao-o+e 10th av.; b. & s. Millinery
s:1s-47s w. 4sd st unknown. Unknown
s:6o-64s W. l45th st; unknown.
s:l6-7so I'd av. Nick Theodore .Trifins
fo:so-l Batavia St: Catherine Knue.
1865 Broadway: cunard Steam
ship Company ......... Unknown
l1:Io-ssl coster st. the Bronx; brush
in vacant lot; unknown Unknown
l1:l6-3o0 w. 21st ST.; William J.
Roonc ................... Unknown
'a:ol-lss e. Sd ct; Charles rlber.
s:ss-.o4 E. llsth st. n. Martin Unknown
2:s6-Front OF 2s Beekman St. auto.
New England Transportation
s:l6-2oo ". laad st. Mrs. Thomas .
Unknown
%so-slo w. l72d St. Charles New
<:4s-32 e. ssth st.. W. r. Proctor.
s:+5-2ss E. sist st. Stephen ciemen,
s:2o-1o7 W. l14th st.. Morris Meycs
Unknown
s:so--4l4 e. Nth ST.. unknown E. /. None
7:oo-1o4 Greenwich st.. unknown. None
s:o0-2o1 East 10th ST.; unknown.
s:oo-1s7 Eas. sad ST.: George Ham
o:4o-4e3 9Th av.: Abe Clark. Unknown
,,o:oo-iso Cd av.; JOS sanken. Unknown
II :i0-3g4o webster av.. the Bronx:
TtAg MallcA. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26

engineer, A. Styron, reported 90 L,le
captain that something was wrong ne
could not get any spool out OF the
vessel At o o'clock all the lights went
out. The fires in the cnsine room went
out. There were 300 tons of oil on
board, but for some reason or othef
the oil would not burn. A wireless ior
aid was sent out.
Captain Ferguson and his chiet OF
ficer went below to the engine room
The c,icf engineer made fnal ei-
fort. The oil was useless. by tn's
time the ship was Off the Canadian
shore without power, no light, no he"'
and in the grip Of the gale.
The passengers wrapped themselves
in rugs and gave themselves over &c
feeling miserable. Thcy had TO use
candles TO find their way around.
handle State and towcd her into port
Her oil supply was rcplcnished and she
continued on her way.
The six passengers on board were
Professor Elizabeth F. Fisher of Wei
lesley. Mass; Mrs. Martha K. Gold, sec
retnrv t. United States Senator Moses;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lafon, forestry ex
pcrts of Harrods Ky. Mrs. Annie Sam
son. wealthy English woman, end r. W
Eaton.
The Panhandle State was detained II
Halifax about twenty seven hours, anf
the passengers complained that during
that time no attention was paid to thel1
comforts by Shipping Board officials. /
is also alleged that the oil that woult
not burn was put aboard at London bl
officials of the Shipping Board.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Irish Planning
Ship Services
To Free States
2De Company, Capitalized at
S5OO.OOO, in Market for
Two Vessels and Expects
Heavy Passenger Business
Option on S. S. New York
Second Group Meeting To-
day to Consider Organic
ing; 25 Interested in Plan

formed for the Establishment Of a
steamship line to the Irish Free State.
and another is now being organized. it
was learned yesterday. The Irish
American Line. SO Beaver Street. has
been incorporated under tae Jaws Of
Delaware with capital OF 100000.
This has offered to buy two small pas
senger and freight ships. Another
group Of citizens of Irish extraction
has called q meeting to-day or to-mor-
row to consider a new service. The
latter group. 1t is said. has obtained an
option on the steamer New York. which
formerly belonged to the Polish Nav;-
CATION Corporation.
The organization of these two con-
Germs has been undertaken in the be-
liet that the creation of the Free State
will Tbe followe ~ an incrc>sn in bust
land. and also because OF the prospect
that the passenger traffic between the
countries will be heavy.
A committee of twenty-five men of
Irish descent has been formed to raise
the capital for the second line which
is now under cor temptation. 1t is un-
derstood that they intend to supply
the funds them selves and will not seek
public subscriptions. If the negotia-
slonS are competed tney Will start tne
service with the New York and will add
two other vessels il the business proves
profitable.
number of prominent men in Irish
activities here have been approached in
The formation of line. Bryan L. Ken
nelly. the real estate operator, said
Yesterday that while he was not a
steamship man he bad taken an inter
est in the plans of those promoting the
service.
The Irish American Line has issued
a prospectus calling attention to the
possibilities of line owned by the
Irish and patronized by them. 1t is
Offering $4,000 shares of per cent
preferred stock at s. par value, and
$4,000 shares of common stock Off
GERS of the company said yeste rday that
firm offers have been made for two
vessels.
Directors of this concern are T. c,
Mcnamara and P. j. Kilduff, who were
closely associated with De Valera in
the United States; Daniel Coughlin,
John Quinn. John Mahoney, A. Nc
Carthy. Frank j. Scannell, Peter Bau-
mer, Adrian Grffen and 7. O'Kane.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Notice to Mariners
CBy L. S. Hydrographic Off;ce)

VbY z. :. TIYdrOgraphfC OfffCe)
Feb 10 following lights will be estab-
iished In Little Machiporgo Inlet, Virginia: {:
North Inlet Light fxed red of 90 candle
power. l6 IT above the water on a red :
slated pile structure erected ). fathoms OF
water at the turn In the channels Cunjor
Channel Light. fixed red of 20 candle
and black horizontaIly-slatted pile struc-
tnre erected ). fathoms of water ut the
Junction of North and Cunjer channels:
candle power Is It above the water on a
nisck-slatted pile structure erected u
fathom Of water at the turn in the
Feb !. Goose I'm Channel Range r,phts
James River, Virginia. in lat 81 10 n lon
80, - 40 W. win be changed as follows: Front
ash' TO HashinE white every second, flash
candle power; rear light to occulting white
every seconds. light second eclipse
second, of 5000 candle power.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Marine Disasters

WAsHINGTON. Jan 25-Naval fuel ship
Arcthusa disabled off Cape Fenr. will be
,owcd to Norfolk by mine sweeper Red
Wing navy advises. Arcthusa, according
to report. anchored off Frying Pan Shoa Ia
l.ightship about rs miles southeast OF
Cape Fear at noon yesterday, with broken
tail shaft and propeller gone. Coast guard
cutters Yamacraw and Seminole were or
dcrcd to assistance, with mine swecpers
Red Wing from Norfolk. and Cara rabasset
from Charleston.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 26-Forest King
Seattle for San Pedro towed In Brunswick X
from Fort Bragg Latter has broken pro-
pellor shaft.
Vessel in collision with West Chopnka,
previously reported believed kycdo Maru
No IS tJan). which arrived at Daricn.
According TO adviccs to operators vessel
which struck West Chopaka did not stop
and name not learned.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Arrived Yesterday

wes,orook Hamburg Jan 8. to Kerr
S s Co, with rldse: 57th st. Bkivn
Panhandle State. London. Jan u. to
L S Line. with 6 pass and mdse. Pier ..
Hohoken.
O,ho. Mon,cvldco, Dec IS. Santos Dec 81,
RIO Janeiro Dec 20, Boston Jan 2s to
International Trading Corpn. with mdsc
Pier !. Army Base Bklyn.
sioux Marzanillo. Jan Is. 70 <
Cuba Mall s Co. with sugar; Pier 1S'
Bkiyr.
Wheeling Mold. Hull Jan 5. 20 J II
Winchester & Co, with mdse. Pier 3, Army
C.s.y (Nor. cicntucsos Jan IL. Phila
dclpha Jan -. TO y & Cuba CO.
with ,ndse Robins y y. Bklyn.
Mexicano tNorD. Caibarien Jan 10, Nun
son Line with Indse: anchored off Liberty.
Eas, side. Philadelphia Tor st Naza're
anchored of Quarantine.
Bcrgensfjord (Nor). to Norwcs Ian Line
with pass mdsc and mails; SOth ST. Bklyn.
Lake Ky,tle. Plymouth Jan - 10 Num-
son Line with mdsc. Pier 10. e r
New York Norfolk Jan "a, to Texas
Co: Robins . -. Bkiyn.
Stockholm (Sw), GothenhUrg.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26

Sailed cath, Eurymachus (Br), Far East;
Arzilo (Dr), Liverpool: Rcrwindvalc C'r>.
Havana: 25th. Muncnstcr Castle NBr>.
United Kingdom; Glen White, Sew ling
land.
JACKsONVILLE. Jan 25--Arrivcd Jun
ia.a. Philadelphia via Savannah. Sailed
Van Miami; Howard, Baltimore via Sn-
vannah.
SAVANNAH. Jan 2b-Arrivcd West
Caddoa, Brunswick: City Of Rome. Boston /:
sch G ] Cherry. hence FOR New York, pat
back leaking.
PORT EADs. Jan 25-Arrivcd: Grontoft
(Nor), Rio de Janeiro; NJ Danzigcr,
Tamp'co: Jules Henry (Fr). Marseilcs !,
Matole. Mexico; Olancho (Hond). Port Cor
tez Sailed: Canfcld. Tampico. Ceie-
Lobos; Panuco. Vera Cruz.
MOBILE. Jan 2b--Sailcd: Lackawanna,
Tampa; Port Antonio (Nor). Belize: Susan
B. Porto RICO; Louise u Bcauchamp. Pen
sncola.
GALVESTON. Jan 25-Arrvcd: Mar Ca
ribc (Span). liverpool: Nevcdan. Norfolk
Monadnoct OBJ. Havre; axe Gcra. Ha-
vann; Paul II. Harwood. Tampiro Sailed
Ei Sol. New York; Olga CDan>, Tampico.
PORTLAND. Ore, Jan 25-Sailed: Ne
ponsct Charleston and New York; Nichthc-
roy. London Via San Francisco: Mocrdiik.
Rotterdam; Mexican. United Kingdom
Montague. Orient: Dorchra. New York; Tri-
color Australia. Arrived Tuku Maru
Kobe: Thistle. New Castle.
on NA.\N lSNO, Jan co-Arrivcd
MUNRO: New York; Providencia orr,.
Grays Harhor for Santa Rosaia; sonoma.
sydney; Manoa. Honolulu: Julia Lucken-
bach, Tacoma for New York. Sailed: gath.
Iarana (Dan). Sydney Via Aberdeen; o5th,
Matsonia, Honolulu; Chancellor (Br). Lon
don.
ST JOHN. B. Jan 25-Arrived: Citv
OF st Joseph. New York. Sailed: I.isga,
County CBr), London: DunaH Head (sr)
Belfast
PORTLAND. Ne. Jan 25-Arrvcd: vcdic
ll'r) Liverpool via Halifax: Oscar y Rem
nett. Tamrco: Herman Trasch. Sabine via
Boston Sailed Norfolk. Norfolk
CHARLESTON. c. Jan 25-Arrivcd
Corcoran. Miami.
NEWroRT NEWS. Va. Jan 25-Arrived
rr'nceton. New York. Sailed: Muncastc1
castlS rnrl; Ghcnt and Antwerp.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan o5-Arrived,
rrnnliiin s,,nii Hew YORK: Texas. Tecomate
Tampa. i" "
HAVANA, Jan 26--Arrived: Yucatan
Te,Ua Te% Yor TIu y, (and sailed for Vera cruz
Cruz) Mexico. New York (and sailed TO,
vera Sruz): San Gil tBr). Boston
HALIFAX. Jan 26--Arrved: iceland
Antwerp land sailed for New York;.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Stockholm lSw), Gcthenburg Jan IL, to
Swedish American Line with mails; will
dock about III at Pier 81. X (West
67th st).
zsslana (n,} Antwcrp acr Jan 49, ,sr to Red ed
Canada rr>. Marseilles Jan 1s; to
Fabre Line with malls: is expected to dock
~ slst st (T3klyn).
Co with mails: &c expected to dock at Pier
IF.. E r maiden Lane>.
Royal ~ Mail steam rac,set CO With Wit mails;
dock a IN at Pier ~. n Morton sU.
Munamar, An,illa Jan 2l; to Munson
at a,''fi Pier g. = ~ R loid siipo. iS''N " ''S' III
Fort Victoria Gsr). bermuda Jan "a; to
Furness witty : 60 WIN mails win dock
Comanche Jacksonville Jan 23; to Clyde
Line. Will dock forenoon at Pier SO. f
| {Charlton ut.
Mount Carroll. Hamburg jar 1s; to
United American Lires with m.ils; do *
at Pier Sc. y tWest 46th ST..
Due Tomorrow
America Bremen Jan II; to U Lines
with mails; IS expected to dock forenoon
Celtic tHr,. Liverpool Jan IL to White
Star Line with mails, is expected to dock
Nandyck (Rr), Liverpool Jan II; to
Lamport & Holt Line with mails; is ex-
pccted to dock at Pier Is, Hoooken.
Colon, Cristobal Jan 90 to Panama II n
Line with mails, is expected 10 dock fore
noon at Pier /, Hoboken
Fort ST George (Br), Trinidad Jan 90:
to rurness Witty & Co; is expected 70
dock PIER 50. Bklyn tadjoining Ham
ilton av ferry).
Due Saturday
Vessel Port. Agency
Ryndam, Rotterdam Jan is
Holland America Line
MORO Castle. Havana Jan q Ward Line
Concho, Galveston. Jan ~ Mallory Line
Due Sunday
Lapiand. Antwerp. Jan ls. Red Star Line
uansa, Hamburg. Jan 20. Unit Amer Line
Tastores. Havana Jan 26 United Fruit Co
! Apache. jacksonville, Jan Is Clyde Line
Due Monday
La Touraine. Havre. Jan . .,.... French Line
| Carmania. southampton. Jan 81 Cunard L.
Porto Rico. San Juan. Jan 25.
y & Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton. BERN uda Jan rs
Furness. Witty & Co
Zulia. Mayaguez. Jan 23 ...... Bliss-Dallett
Ebro Valparaiso. Jan s. Pac Steam Nav CO
lituania, 1.ibau. Jan l7.........A II Bun
Due Tucsdry
Hcllig Olav ChristianIa Jan 49,
Scandinavian American Line
Haverford. Queenstown. Jan 2l..I NJ NJ
prizaha. Havana Jan 27....... Ward Line
Mohawk. Jacksonriile. Jan 2S. Clyde Line
Due Wednesday
Nasart. Rio de Janeiro, Jan l5
Lanport K Holt Line
slomus, New Orleans. Jan 25 MALLORY Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-26
Army Orders

From The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WASH NOTION Jan. cb.-Army orders
issued TO day follow:
Infantry
Following to Panama-Abbott. Capt. o. b.
Brian. Capt. a. r.: Lind. Capt f.. A.
"; Reed. Capt. J.. c.
Medical Corps
Rice. Capt. c. W.. to u. S.
Gnutt Maj. H. D.. to Fort Leavenworth.
Lynch. I'd 1t. F.. E.. to Denver
Coast Artillery
Warren. Capt. w. H.. to Lansing.
Anderson. 1t. G. b.. to Fort Adams,
Miscellaneous
MaKee. 1t. r. H.. Air Svc., to Litt,. poc,.
snyder, Capt. H. NJ. @. NJ. c., TO Waitsr
Reed Hospital ~ ""''e'
Doellcr. 1t. w. E.. F. A., resigned.