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New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day 5

Vessel. Port AGENCY
ha"ne"f'0Fd' chs:ssins,s Ne5nsxi.s Jan gn;.1,o 81
steel Mariner. Seattle. Jan 2s.
Isthnlian S Lines
!Sthou eusnos Ayres. Jan "a Kerr S S c.
Olympic. Msrseilles. Feb S. Three Star Line
Tsushinaa Maru. Co!onlbo, Jan 81.
Foidensjord. ayborg, Jan Is. S'' D'Sq
Csbo Espartel. Seville. Feb 1l...Ybarra Linz
City OF DunkiFk. oibraltsr FEB 1s,
West Hinrod. Honolulu Jan II. ''' " -
7restthnsy. Auckland. jan q.
cornish CITY, sSisds - res q T.: a"%F0 g
sruyere. Para FEB 1s Ls,poFt Tasifi1a1 d!t ln CO
Naln!en. birmingham. Feb II.
Maddequet. Cardiff. FEB Is. G. ~
Atlantic. Gothenburg. Feb is.
Furness Withey &. CO
sonheur, Santos. Feo 9. Lamport &; Holt
Due Tomorrow
Bankoale, Marseillee. Feb S J " Cleveland
Exeter CITY. Bristol. Feb ls J Arkeil & c.
Due Monday
Sven Jarl. Gothenbu-g. Feb IS.
o Stray s Corp
Harry lucAenbach. Los Angeles, Feb -
Iuckenbach S CO
,,, Due tuesday
N!nnesotan. Hamburg, Feb 20
United American Lines
oto?H' f-lhs, Hotterdanl. Feb 20.
Black Diamond S S Corp
Iaasdyk. Rotterdam. Feb IS.
Holland America Line
Clenspcan. Bahia. Feb 2s.. Furness- with y
Due Wednesday
Clan Kennedy. Port Said. Feb lg
Barber = S Lines
Moore. Mccormack & Co
Juliana. Gibraltar. Feb q. Garcia &, Dias
Due Thursday
Alpine Range. Le.th, Feb a.
Furness. witty E, CO
Santa Rosa.ia. London. FEB Is
Norton. Lilly & CO
Due Friday
Ounndreancn, Gibraltar Feb 20.
Furness Witty (. Co
West Keene. Sarros,- Feb IS,
International Freighting Co
Atlantic, Imnlnghanl. Feb %
Furaess Witty {. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Radio Corp. of America

IPositAona al noon unless otherwise
specified
Southern Cross 1896 Sc Ambrose Mar =
Munamar left Antlla for Nuevitas Pm
city Of New Castle $50 II Ambrose Mar .
Santa Ana left Havana for Colon mid
night Mar ..
City Of Flint ~ Z Caps Henry Mar ="
West Islete us NE Boston Mar >.
Delaware Sun 2a5 SW Hatteras Mar :.
Atlantic Sun 7s Key West Mar .
Herbert L Pratt 500 W BY s Saad Key
Birkenhead 10 EsE Galveston Mar
Swift Eagla l13 NNE Diamond Mar Q
Steel n.entor 1871 E Key West Mar 2.
s~iftwind so sWN Brenton Reef Mar 2
Orient $50 from Ambrose Mar s.
United states $40 East Ambrose Mar g.
Radnor North SANDY Hook Mar 8
Herbert O. Nylic $50 Ne Diamond Mar g.
sisyis Prince - from Ambross Mar 3.
Blair lat 81 .. = Ion 63 OF W Mar g.
George G Henry IS S Ambrose Mar s.
byvon D Benson 50 Scotland Mar g.
City OF Savannah a5 Ne Diamond Mar 8
J d Archboid IA \ Diamond Mar s.
Peter II Crorell Is S Barnegat Mar 3
lordonisn off Delaware Breakwater ! PM
\ { Bedford 400 sg Ambrose Nv Mar ..
Navarro as SsE Ambrose Mar 8.
" p Munsor $50 S Scotland Mar s.
9unrio s2e s ambrose Mar 5.
Charlton Hall 16 END Cape Henry Mar =.
OHIO 400 Sc Sand Hook Mar g.
Liyin sston Roe 80 Z Ambrose Mar bnd
Rotterdam.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Maritime Miscellany

Dollar. recently returned from WASHINGTON
member Pacific Coast delegation on
proposed $4,000. 900 shipping project. said
plan was to have Pacific Mail and Admiral
Line operating managers for liners out
of San Francisco and Puget Sound, re-
spectively
Furness Prince Line and Osaka ShoshAn
ksisha Joined California Pacific westbouud
conference; threatened disorgan9ation
sver,ed, according TO + " Eelyea. district
director of operations. Effort now be made
draw Puget Sound lines back into con-
ference.
Unnamed Japanese steamer chartered
for full cargo grain from Columbia River
to United Kingdom. ~ shilings; third full
cargo charter of year
SEATTLE. March 3-C'ontract awarded
to Todd Drydocks for repair to Narenta
!E>. damaged by grounding, on bid Of
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04

New York Sailed: Missouri ORr), Ant
wyer|p and nc, London ThIstlemore .Rr,, M@ew @
Baltimore: Nishmah New Orleans.
msnn, M9RF0bH bh,, Mr srsa5 Nss ~ rinse Msr
DAM. Hamburg 20. shunko Marr lJap),
New York Eastern swordn Philadelphia !;
nsrT'naNsle ,sI sr, Nsw York Nen Ar'Si,eSt HnrI,
New Orleans, CLAW MeBride lsr> New
nis ,s'el. New York Armanso 90 Phil
sdelphia Sailed 20. city OF Winchcster
Gro. Auckland, Missouri tBrl.. Loudon
and Antwerp. Hnmburg 'Gero. Hambu,s
New York tDut', Baton Rouge. Thlst!e-
more C3rN. New Torh. Newton Nav Eng
lcnd, rdward Pierce. Nss Ene j. Sd 3d.
land; Janelev. Nsw Creane; Oscar L. Ben-
nett 1anlpiro.
FANAMA CANAL Cristobal, March -
A61 m ed m'oss0n Hsa5n sr s;aed me5to,S gusS .Sr
eye state tfrorl san Franc.rco, Baltimore :
reh!gh Ctrom Philadelphia,, seattle
unta C'1or' Nrom Norfoh. Astoria Ia
PENsACO1A. March s--sailed okmul.
gee. New York.
rH5aDH1P1H sr ssaf,sy M.rsh Via M, YosS
NH. New YORK, Bayamo, caibarien; Harry
Luckenbach San Franci.co. etc; Gulfoil.
Port Arthur; Indian. Boston; Essex Jack
sonvile and Savannah, Virginia Port
Lobos. Tordonian. Cienfuesos: Nordhvalen.
DAM. Cientuegos Sailed: Slavic Prince
iBr). London Via New York; Corson. Brc-
men and Hamburg ia New York: Motor
ship B,ycnne. New York. Schr Balsa.
Baltimore.
star New York: Reaper, Port Lobos.
Sailed: sucross, Tampico; Hanover. Cal
weston.
PORT EAps, March 3-Arr!ved: Borneo
Maru tJap), Santiago; Cardigan (Br), Eu-
rope. Gulf Coast Port Arthur; O 7 Var
ing Tampa Ontario (Fr). Ha,re; Paris
nina. Tea Sailed Dixiano. Port Tarafa.
Cuba, Fodenjord (Nor>. Havrs; Strombu5
(Br). Island of Malta.
PORTLAND. Me. Mar 3-Arr!ved: Cairn-
sopan (Br,. Hull, Norfolk Norfolk; Frce-
'''I PoRTLANp. Ore. March 3-sslled:
Sonora. Central american ports
PORT TAMPA. March 3-Sai!cd: Corn
tng Port Arthur; barge Ohio With tug. Port
Arthur.
SAN FRANCISCO. March s-Arrived. Sd
city Of Lincoln tBr). Astoria for 1eith
Sd Liberator. Baltimore; Andrea Luck
enbach New York; Arabien (Dan). Port
land Ore for Copenhagen; kentuckian
Portland Ore. for New York. Sailed. Cd
Tahita (Brl, Sydney.
SAVANNAH. Mar 5 Arrived UTe
DAM, New York; Juntata. Baltimore and
sailed for Jacksonville Sailed Harald
DAM. Danish ports. schr Dustin G Crcssy.
New York
ST JOHN. n B, March s-Arrived Park
Haven (Dutch), Norfolk Sailed: Mnn.-
TAMPA March 3--Arrlved: Alamo. Mo
bile. Sailed Altamaha, Mobile; schooner
Virginia Louise, Apalachicola.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04

Agwi!ake passed care Cod PM March 5
Agwlsun IS z sand Key March ;.
America dus New Yorl: March 6
Ampetco $50 2; Ambrose March 3
..ryan IS " Sand key March .
AHsable n Moheesn Island March ).
ss-aco2 sos s Scotland Marsh
Suckeye state 4as from Colon March :.
Catherine Isl Sc Nantucket March
Centennial state sailed Plymouth SIS AN
March for Cher bourg
Charles \ Everest s. s jupiter Match Jar ;.
Shsstsr .l,n e. sun s,an = : Juplter Msreh
CITY Eurska $50 Ambrose March 5
Ci[y on, OF "inehester r y n Hatteras March 5
Creole 81 S Jupiter March 8
Currier passed Key West March g.
Derhyline 46 NE Jupiter March 5.
Eastern Admiral $40 E Cape May March 5
Eastern Guide lo4o Z Boston March ?.
vi Sol 2lg SSW Hatteras March 8.
+ q Barstow Jos W Sand Key March 2.
George II Jones 76 Sand Key March 5.
George W Barnes At e Sand KY March >
George Washington arrived Naples s ot
AN March 3.
Gult Of Mexico 255 " Iortvsas Mar ..
Henry Grove 1882 Sc Sand Pedro Mar .
Henry n Mallory 27s NE Jupiter Mar 5.
Hudson 1.4s7 Ambrose Mar ..
7 White 81 S Hatteras Mar s.
Japan Arrow 90 Fl Key Wcs, Mar s.
John Worthington $50 SE Galveston Mar ;
Lake iTlouraey $50 Sc South Pass Mar 8
NJ + Elliott 113 Me- Jupiter Mar 2.
Maddequet 1,o7a e Ambrose Mar ..
Masila 40 N Jupiter Mar 3.
Muskogee 50 S Hatteras Mar :.
Ma tinicocls So " Sand Key Mar g.
Nsrbo 207 Cape Henlopen Mar s.
Nora SIS L Sand Key Mar 3.
Faulsboro 1o6 NV Tortugas Mar g.
Potomac lat SO S3 Ion 5 80 Mar :"
lioneer 2S9 Sc South Pass Mar ,
Rocco 100 E Miami Mar 3
Red Hook u Hatteras Mar 5.
Robert Hopkins 200 Sc Jupiter Mar 3.
Rochester 1872 Sc cverfalls Mar $
Sabine Sun SO Sc Sand Key Mar T.
Sacandaga l29 L Hole in Wall Mar s.
Satanta SIS Sc Hatte-as Mar 5.
Shenandoah 236 S Scotland Mar 5.
southern Cross aS2 Sc Ambrose Mar J.
Sviftscout % Sc Jupiter Mar s.
Swifteaglc 81 Hotteras Mar ;.
Swiftwind 20 Hatteras Mar g.
Tlvlves 4o8 S Scotland Mar g.
alter D Munson $50 Scotland Mar ).
Warwick 100 NE Havana Mar ..
West Kebar 424 Boston Mar J.
West Norranus 25 SD Sand Key Mar 5
West Nossaka ses Z Nantucket Mar :.
William Green 337 Me- Jupiter Mar 6.
Nottingham 20 from Jupiter Mar s.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Espersn1a. Havana. Feb g; to \ = and
Tu6a tn pa y Nav Line wi,h matS IS expected
ST.
Iroauois. Turks Island FEB IS: to Clyde
San Dominso Line; with maila: is e1-
(Atlant!c Basln).
Ss Sems :; ,1ssasss esTssg@ apst pss to Masr
IS. y (Charton st>
Due Tomorrow
Stockholm (sw>. Gothenbu-g, Feb c1.
20 Swedish American Line. with malls IS
expeoted to dock forenoon at Pier 81. y Il
ssxonis (nr>. Hamburg. Fsb -: TO
cunard Line: With mails ts e1peetea 20
dock forenoon at Pier 81, " r (Iyest lAth
Lonape. Jacksonville. Mar :: to Clyde
Line; Is expected to dock forenoon at Per
city OF Columbus. Savannah. Mar :. to
Ocean $ CO; Is expected to dock forenoon
Due Monday
= Ams!ica q, H5smsn sr,,ss Fse y cherboyrs
mails; Is expected to reach AnLros.s la,e
Sunday and WIN dock Monday morning 8
at Fi@T !. Hobohsn.
Feb 20, Gibraltar Feb IS; to White Star
Line. With mails; is due in Quarantine 5
.. N and vii dock forenoon a, Pier 81
R.ndam tDD. Rotterdam Feb q via.
Pllymoutsh reb 9a' to Holland America
:
east of Ambrose Friday noon ard is ex-
pected to dock Monday afternoon at b,h
81, Hobokcn.
La Bourdonnais tr'r>. Ha,re. Feb ?1;
to french Line with mails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 81 n r (West
18th ST..
ls1; to cunard Line; was q 80 miles ,s Hai5t 9ast
Of Halifax at 10 III Friday: vessel is
as.,n ays sIifs s; yo12 Svnds. snd Is sSpse5ea
Tue Sdav and dock Fer Ga
La Savoio tFr>, Havre Teb rs to
TFsnch Line. 5i gitn g'ai,s; IS enpectea to
Southern Crcss Buenoy Ayres. reh 10
Santos FEB 20. Via Rio Janeiro; to Nun
son Line. wiz mails: is expected to dock
Clua tBr). Port Limon, Feb IS; to
United Fruit Co, with mails; is expected
70 deck forenoon at Pier Is Il maiden
Lane) Il
,,,i1., Garacas. San Juan. FEB :5 to Bliss
cock forenoon at Fer H. Brooklyn
Ponce. San Juan. March /: to New York.
and Porto Rico Line, with mails is ex
Pecteu 70 dock forenoon at Pier 50 B'klyn.
,antis nay' rHnt MamSi So sa" Juan FEB to
Monday at Pier 7. N r. Morris st).
, Fort namil5on |, ,Br)' Bermuda March 4
expected TO dock forenoon at rtcr As = r
tWest 55th ST.. -
Due Tuesday
Braga. Lisbon. Feb Fabre Line
olympic Southarnpton. March I.
White Star Limo
saraeronta. Queenstown. Feb 2S.Cunard Linz
Siboney: Havana. March 4..... Ward Line
Santa Teresa, Valparaiso. Feb 10.
City Of Montgomery. Sayannah. March J.
Ocean $ Co
Coma nche Jacksonville. March 4.Clyde Line
Bergensf1ord. Bergen. Feb "a.
Norwegi ian American Line
Duo Wednesday
Italia, Gibraltar. Feb % C,unard Line
Due Thursday
OropeSa. Cherboure, Feb 23
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Haranova. Bremen. Feb 25.
-, North German Lloyd
TT Victoria Bermuda, March l.
Furness, Witty & Co
Araguaya. Bermuda. March 7.
Roya! Mail Steam Packet Co
santa Marta, Kingston, March
United Fruit Co
Mohawk, Jacksonville. March g.
Clyde Line
Due Friday
Caronia Alexandria, Feb %. .Cunard Line
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Harding; {; Eager TO
Have Ship Lines
Rum by Railroads
President Believes His Sub
sily Program Will Be Big
incentive TO Carriers 10
Acquire Ocean Tom9ge

From The 1rbprc 8 Washington BuYco1
WASHlNGTON, March 3.-OperaNion
Of fleets Of government tonnage By the
railroads Of the United States so that
american products may be transported
from their source to sll corners Of the
world by American carriers is the nope
OF President Harding and officials Of
the Shipping Board
It was officially disclosed to day that
the Administration believes the pro
posed subsidy program, outlined to
Congress Tuesdny, if pat INTO effect,
will be an incentive to American rail
roads to purchase ocean tonnage, and
that through this method the ruinous
competition offered by foreign lines
Will be met successfully.
The great advantage to American
commerce Of the railroads owning
steamship lines has not been lost on
the Administration and the purchase
by the larger transcontinenta roads Of
fleets in the Pacific and Atlantic is to
be encouraged cvcry way possible
Linking the American railroads with
ocean transportation Will be made pos
slble by Congress CARRYING out the
Presidents suggestion that railroads
be permitted TO operate vessels in the
foreign trade Once authorized ty
law the water and rail transportation
lines of the American nation can be
co-ordinated II such way a to bring
about the greatest possible expansion
Of American commerce.
Another advantage seen IN the oper-
alton Of land and water transportatio
By the great carriers Of the country IS
in the expansion of trade soliciting in
foreign nations. H. the view Of Ad-
mnistration officials the greatest crea-
tors Of commerce are the travelling
representatives. of the big transporta-
ton lines in the markets Of the world
II was pointed out to-day that the
great activity in water transportatioa
of German controlled tonnage before
the war was brought about by the com
bination of the railroads Of that ma
ton and the fleets under the German
flag. A similar expansion Of American
commerce can be brought about, it is
confidently believed by shipping su-
thorities, if the American railroads will
take over government tonnage and thus
be able to bill through freight from its
source to the four corners Of the world
under the American flag.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Dangers 10 Nayigaiion
'By L s. tt5'drosraphic Ohica)
North Atlnntic Oeenn--Of tho Amcrire Q,
Cosst

'By L s. HJdrosraphic Ohics)
North Atlantic Occnn--Of tho Amcricsn
Cosst
:, ne follov ling obstruction mas reported
fep -'-~Lat 40 81. lon 70 IS ps.rod
= q small barrel buoy flying q small flag
ALONG THE OVER-sUA ROUTES
~ the following obscruction ~ss reported
eeo 13--Lat 40 S. o. piece OF wreckarc
% feet long and ?5 feet vide
ICE REPORTS
, Hecelved III following information from
the radio station at St. Johns ~ p. Feb
i9-nat ~ is. lon 81 20. two berEs and
iat - 50. lon SO a., a berg-Homerjr
ne wreck ot the steamer Margan
ABBEY lieo sung, heading 100 deg With the
ooW about 2lo yards 600 met.rs 100 Scx
from the fixed red light on tho southern
wont OF the port OF Colo. Algeria in ap-
proximately lat 81 N. lon 6 c5 r. About 81
fees 90 meters) OF the etern is ava.n
Inc Comnander Scouting Group. Air
s,quadrons u s. Atlantic Fleet, reports
tna1 a1.o on Feo IA. 1879. F-5 se4plans
serious damage. about 100 Yards from ths
Hrlrglnla shore. off the Bryant Fertilizer
tactory, at the upstream limit Of
AiexandIis. Potomac River. IN approxi
Inately lat SO 45 IS X. lon II o. 10 "
lhqulry revealed tho fact that the rnae
vas prooa bly, auhmerged pile OF an old
oocK oeaplare and other small l,e,.s
suOulo avoid this vicinity
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Arrived Yesterday

s.>aola Csrtaesaa Feb IS. Porto Colon
r. rs MsFa ss 10 un,ea T2S
10 r.
eas s yssFs:s TssssS 70 3 xsS y
Il: 70 y : & euba Man S S CO. Win
81 PASS. mails and n?dse; Pi.r u. E r.
Feb Is, 10 Panama r R S Line with
81 7ss:. MAILS aaa '1dse Pier g. NJ
Nuna!go, Nassau Feo 2s 70 Munson $ $
3, z N pA--' '''%''' ''' '''A'@' 10
DaXotsa - ,.d..a Halnou;s r9h 5 es!t,2o.e
sruyere 1sr). Bucnns .Ayy-es Jsn ,2s.
Jsn = Tsn,os Trhfs.d ZAP rsS So Baha a6
top Mar l % Lamport & Holt Line With
pass and rrdse; PIER s. nklyn.
az Fsrnaqa9 Dc e. obos FEB aud = ~ 70
anchored Of, rompkinsvile. l.
Santa There's tBr). Cardenas Feb 20.
S s Co; With sugar: anchored Oft Liberty.
Cerro Ebsno' Lotos Feb rs; TO Pan
Amsrican Petroleum Transpor. Co.: with
gelea Jan 50, San Jose Feb 9, La Liberta d
sG sFSGSa Tss reg orfoH IL HAssns Ma4eh Th 2
\ r Grace & Co. With 81 pass and rndsa .
Per IS. B.kiyn.
Richmond = 7 S S Co. with mdse, Pier
81 oriente Galyeston Feb IS; to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse: Pier As,
Ell Isleo.. New Orleans Feb rs; to the
Southern Pacihc Co; with mdse. Pier 81,
Phllad@lphia, baltimore Feb IS; to Clyde
e. WITH mdse; Pier As r.
and ~ 1SssF' ss' IS SSu'h 'hs
RED Star Line; With IA first. 10 second
cabin "a third class pass mails aad mdse ;
canad.an Miller CBr). Halifax Feb IS.
10 10 Nilford & nckay with ndse in transit
Glendoyle Cardenas FEB %: Caibarien.
Feb %; to the Atlantic Fruit Co: With
sugar. anchored of Liberty.
me Holland America Line, With lndse 5th
pavid McKelv., Lobos Feb %; to the
TideWater oil Co, with crude oil; Trun b.
ley Point. r J.
jan 1oFa ss R5 Jsts sqyrns psn Jsn :o Ale9sqdrs.
70 Funeh. Edye & Co: with mdse Pier g.
Bush Docks, B'klyn.
sbis1H. NnHn ~ q cjty y Or, Ha1nburs. Feb s..
with lndse: Pier T. Bush Docks, klyn.
Nundalc Cardenas. Feb IS; to the Nun
son Lines; With sugar. anchored off Lib
SI4y.o ab,a l HTinse OBJ. London Feb $. PhAla
DarsfoTd s sf Tampeo SrsR Feb b0sss ss to nk'y"
Mexicar Oh Corp with oil. anchored off
Tompkinsviile, S I
a. ~ q eri .1'ul d I'd a Jan o. SaNlara z
:, Batavis 10. Singapore Is. Port Said Feb
= q 10 United American Line with mdse
Modena, La Romano Feb Is. santo Do
mingo City is, Sanchez 2l. Puerto Plata
and Monte Crlsty 23, Turks Island 2s; to
Columbus Co with pass and mdse
Pier 75 +.
city of ST Louis, savarnah Feb 2s: to
ocean Go with pass and mdse; Pier
Gulfprince. Port Arthur: TO Gulf Refining
CO with oil; Bayonne, y J.
Arapahoe, Jacksonville Feb IS; to Clyde
Line with pass and mdse: Pier IS. r.
Eadnor, Philadelphia. March .: to Bar
her Lire. with mdse; Pier 3s. klyn.
West Haven. Philadelphia, March .; to
Atlantic Gulf Pacific Co. with mdse !,
1l<ala (Br>. Boston. March .. to cunard
Line with mdse; Pier IL. N r.
Texas tDan), Baltimore March !; to
iunch, Edge & co. with mdse l7th st. Ho-
boken.
sanul Maru (Jap). Philadelphia. March
Z. 10 Nirpon Yusen kaisha, with rldse
Pier 90 Clifton. S l.
Naraval CBr). Trinidad. Feb cs to Fur
.ess. Wlthy & GO. with pass. mails and
Avron y Benson. Port Lobo,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Army Orders

FROM The Trtbune's Washington Burcou
WASHINGTON. March S-Ar,,7v orders
Issued to day follow
Engineers
Elchoiae. Maj. II. u to Manila
Eodgson. Mai. P. A. to Washington
jackson. Col. T. H. to Fort Crook
Quarter1naster Corps
Board Capt. W, to Fort Crook
Doyle. Capt. y. c. to Honolulu.
Rothermch, Lit. A. E. to Panama.
Channess. Capt. II. S.. to Parau,a
aison Col. s. l., to Walter Reed Hos
Medical Corps
Hobbs 1t. A. A. jr to Manila
Manlove. Capt. G. II. 10 San Francisoo.
Chase. Capt. r. H., resigned
General Staff
McNair, Col. W. S.. to Coblenz
White, MAJ II. H.. to Camp Stanley.
Miscellaneous
Gatewood. Mat. c. E.. Ord. Dept to Walter
Reed Hospital
Knowles. Chaplain S. 3. L. S; A. to Camp
Dix.
Over. 1t. r. IT,. AIR svc., to Hampton.
Skilman MAJ a. j.. Den. c.. to Brooklyr
Duty, Maj. w. B, Phil. Scouts. to Langley
Field.
Wall Capt C. G.. cav. to Fort Sam
Houston.
Smith. 1t Col p. L., Fin Dept to Walter
Reed Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
By Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co., Inc.

position at noon, disvnce in miles. un-
less otherwise stated).
New Jersey 70 S Hatteras March :.
Southern Cross eS2 Sc. Ambrose March g
Cirecian IL L Fire Island Lightship
March g
West Nohono l54 Ambrose March 8
Lake Elamere 235 NNE Diamond Shoa !e
March 3.
Huron 10 Turks Island March Q
West Lake Ia 50 ~ lon so 81 Marcl, 9
Santa Marta left Santa, Marta $3.50 PM
March 9
Mexico 80 S 1alnpico March .
Tasari 534 Sc Ambrose March :
America 1892 E Ambrose March .
Nroonland 1850 Z mhrose March .
jacques Cartier 800 E Ambrose AM
March s.
Absecon NE Wind~ard Sound Lightship
March 8
yucatan 1856 s Scotland March 5.
CITY Of Flint 2s3 f, Cape Henry March 5
Montana 145 ssW Bronton Reef Light
chip March s.
walter . No5es 90 W Montauk Point
March 8
Catherine lss Il Ambrose March 3.
Howick Hall 3s5 f Cape May March g.
Nancolite lat 81 ls lon 7o % March s
r;en 541 Scotland noon March g.
Ei"lyn 1;s san Juan noon Mar? g.
Cnmai New York. AN March
Shenandoah due New Yorl. noon March 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Engineers Pay Demands Nav
Tie Up St. JOhns Seal Fleet

ST. JOHNS, N. T., March 3.-The
demand of twenty-seven ships en-
gineers for higher wages may prevent
the annual hunt of the Newfoundland
sealing fleet. due to start next week
Owners of the nine steamers of the
fleet, each Of which carries three en-
gineers, said to-day that the venture
had been losing one for the last three
seasons and that they would abandon
1T this year rather than grant the en-
gineers' demands. Twelve hundred
seal hunters are now on their way to
this city from various parts of the
COLONY
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Pacific $. S. Co. Gets
Columbia for SI,25O.ooa
l. ormer Great Northern w.
be kehtteJ and Christen.sd' ~
The IT. r. AIexapds

Ffo'f ne I~ibnrc'- Wr..4-c,.
WASHINGTON, March s-rS' S'''s'
hlnat'ou passenger and caygo as cas
Columbia, formerly the Creas sNsss
Vas sold by the Emeryercv 3, r',roftasfs
poration to-day TO II. p Az. Icy Css
president Of the Pacific fs.ssanda.
Company. for 81 ,250 900 s,h ;o.s aisishis
approval 81 the Shipping Board u
columbia Is sister ship Of the Na,.. i's
by fire 'S 'estros4
Favorable action BIZ the board
SAFE vas forecast day By cs,;ash u
a. u Lasker, who said: 1T was 'A's
ter Of great loss to the Americas aa aa''
cnsnt marine rhen the Northar,
cltlc vas lost recently. and I " An, r.
than glad THAT the Columbia Viii '0ss a'a
its place. b. this sale .ha r..n an
marine has added TO It one Of A,s..si
best passenger vessels for its si-s"si
Mr.. Lasker added that the jrc~s..
price Of S25o,0oO over the nries w y
for the Northern Pacifc-uam.,r pse "a
600 o,oO0--~as due TO the fact III. ~ :.
nay while it had the vessel :, ~ 4.
service made Improvements amons,;s ~ "
II TINS extra sum, and therefors y.
Shipping Roayd would reiuburss !. =
navy to this figure "
It is understood that the veSss-
be renamed H T. Alexander ana ~. VI
she will be recondltionei at the r.,s', ~
the Sun Shlpbuilding COMPANY H. r.,
ter, Pa. where she is now locateS
The Columbia will accommodate :.
first class passengers and 2,e4l ss,,.,
and third class passengers. ST. =,
designed to make tTenty-thres Inv.
and ) equipped with triple screw ~,
bines. Her gross tonnage is e,2ss,.s
deadueight 5000 ~
Mr.. Alexander, who uas present =,
the Shipping Board today, said H.. :.
her maiden voyage would be mad. ~
May 27.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
American Ports

BALTIMORE, March s-Arr!vsd; Glou-
csstev, Eoston; Nantucket, Philadelphia ,
Je-hou (,Sor) Rio Janeiro: Robin Hcod'
RIO Jareiro. Modca (Nor,. Hamburg Via
Bermuda Hox!e. Avonn.outh: West Lash
away, New YORK, West Arrow. Boston.
Sailed: PiaYe GtaD. Hamburg Barn
lDutch), Rotterdam; Crasress (Br) Ham.
burg via Philadelphia
BOSTON, March c---Arrived N-!rifre
dian OBJ Liverpool; Manaqui (Brl. Pres
ton; Iransportati Norfolk; winding
,ario. Baltimore and Norfolk; ouantico,
Phlladelrhie; City OF Rome. Savannah
J NJ Hanziger, Tampico. Sailed: san
Bias (Br) Havana and Port Lilnon. ~
dian tBr), Liverpool Par!stana fRrI
Fhiiadel phia; Frey (Norj Balt,n,ors.
Brush, Pacific Coast ports West Celina
Manchester, England Western Plain
Hamburg and Rotterdam; Agvt,ake Port
Loros. ~
CHARLESTON. S c. March s-Arriyed
Lenape, Jacksonvilie and proceeded to sea
town ana proceeded to Miami SailsJ: =:
Saxon, Havana
GAIN ESIC.i. -Lar 5-Arrived: FL cc.i-
donte, New YORK; Olga DAM vera ~.n Sr,l
Ventura de LarrlnaEa (Br). Manchea,o,,
Gulf Queen, Port Arthur. SaiIei, NJ.
tpar>. copenha gen
HAVANA March 5--Sailed: Ulua Orr,
Ne" York; Santa Ana (from New Yorl,
San Francisco 'N',
JACKsONvlLLE, Mar s-Arriyed CO.
r:arche. New York, Winifred Port Ar,nur:
schr Anna Heidrtter, New York. SAILED:
Persian Phiadelphia via Savannah
NEWPORT NEWS Mar - Arr,vsd
Architect (Br). Matanzas: Pennsviv.nj.
(Dan), New Orleans; Cla1 MacBgidEe fBrI
New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Roads Contest Demand
For Reduced Rates nm Coa!

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Railroads
moved to-day before the Interstate
Commerce Commission to contest the
demand from shippers for lower rates
on coal. H. A. Cochran, assistant coal
traffic manager of the Baltimore &;
Ohio, first witness called for rebuttal.
brought in an exhaustive analysis of
the coal situation, with comparisons
taken from the testimony of numerous
witnesses who asked the decreases. He
entered a denial of their general con-
clusion that reduced coal rates would
result in markedly decreased operating
costs for railroads or increased traffic,