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New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Cleared

Muuardan (Br). Jacobsen; Nuevitas and
Pasteiillo; Muason Line.
Walter - Muuson, Nilsen; Matan2as
and Cardcnas; Munson Line.
Maine tBr), Seymour; London; Atlantic
Transport Line.
Auisnca, Spur Por. au Frlnce and
Crstohal; Panama r r Co.
Novian (Rr). Masters Manchester,
White star Line.
Helen. Fcrry; san Juan and Ponce; \ II
Bull & 60.
Tuscan Prince TEr>. Chiver-; Cape
Town and No.sel Ray Via Newport News;
Furress. Withy G TO.
Raltic CBr,. Eeadnell; Liverpool Ma
Queenstown: " hite star Line.
Calshria lBr). Mitchell; Glasgow; An
Take rsriston. robins; Port su Prince
and Crist ohal, Clyde : s Co.
Hera, Winbcrs; Rotterdam; Robert L.
roTt Victoria 'Er,, Davis: Hamilton;
FuIness. Witty & GO.
Araeuaya (Br>. Willard, I1anailton San
Arcturus, Knovlton; Genoa and Port
Lake Fsnnin;; Dow: Wilmington and
lia:nilton Nelson Norfolk; Old Do
ininion Transportation 60.
ocmulgce. Baker Mobile and Tampa;
CITY Of Savannah Borun; Savannah;
Ocean ; : Go.
Herman Winter. Honics; Boston, East
cru : :, CO..
prizaha. H'Kcefe; Nassau. Havana and
Ncra cruz; \ e. cuba Mail $ Co.
Bartholomew. Johnson Santiago and
Guantanamo. & cuba Mail $ 8 60.
Robert G Clovry. Schmidt; sea, Western
Union Telegraph Co
Clua IBr>. Tos9el; llAvana ard Port
Limon: United Fruit Co
Iluronian tEr), Gardner; Antwerp; Red
Star Line.
'orur d'Alene. Carey. Constantinople and
Gcnoa via PhiladeIrhla; A y Bull & Go.
Vacuum, Johannessen; Mata Eodonda:
Vacuum on co.
W Tuprer. Browne: Trinidad and
Ders rara; CLYDE Co.
Schodack. Ienstrom: Havre and Dun
Kirk CosMopoiitan Shipping Corp.
'erro A2ui, lockhart; Tampico: Pam
American Petroleum g. Transport Co.
Dante Aligh:cri ItaD. Manzanero:
Naplss and Genoa Via Boston: Mcdonnell
( Truds Inc.
Muna'nar, Mcdonald; Nips and Bsne.:
MuUson Line
M9hsrt ,',l,s Vnsrau; Charleston and Jack
t,l.aa Eastern 2, Eree2e. road; FIclsingfors and
mango Moore & Mccormick G. Co
t'lhe rE"h Gpu>. DC Jonge: SMYRNA via
gibraltar and Alg ora; rurncss. VIII, 4
g. Tug Hsrcnforh. Inch; st George: United
states shipping r'oard
lns Haldrock. Lund; st George; United
states Shipping Board 'eN
TUX Otis Wack tBr, younr 1,-,,
Pool, j L Whitney & Co. 'VA0'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Passenger Ships Due
Due Todny

George Washington. Bremen Ian viz
wiTh9aln wSh pasa Jan jar ~ n, 70, r. to Line,
S'ueraItine at daylight to-day and vii
dock about IN at Pier j, Hoboiea. "''
r,rsarh Lars 'Fr'' Havre Jan for \ Y; te
10 due IN Quarantine m and is cxpectoe
70 70 oock bout $50 IN at Pie. 57 \ +
west 10TH sO.
n g. Cuba Mail Line with pass ms is is
and mdse; is expected to dock late toda,
OF Cran,s earIy Sunday at Fer -: R (wall stJ
army Transport Service with pass rnsiIs
and mdse delayed by accident; is expected
20. 20 cock ms morning at Pier :. Army Base
o. Nontserrat ,'sp>. Havana Jan for \
70 Spanish Line with pass mails ano
pase p.a Is expected to dock this morning a,
ouipua Cfsrl. cristobaI ist e Jan : so-
70 tAcinc steam Navigation Co with pa ss
mails and nldse; is expected TO aocl, az
''iS AFTERNOON at Pier ~, y f (horton st)
Due Tomorrow
Caronia (Br>, Gibraltar Jan : @o, " y
- unard Line with pass mails and ,,1se
is Hue IN Quarantine q IN ana v-iu forl;
nIut 70 IL a. ricr 81, \ r CWest
:. Manuel calvo .'so) cadiz Dec 50 for
y to Spanish Line With pass mails ana
,n"Fr VIII dock at rier s, T. r tCuvlcrs
roioa (Rr,. Port Lirnon Jan TO- \ y;
10, 10 n',en iluit GO With pass mails ana
T.. - ,,: VI uoeA 'h'a afternoon at Pier 10.
Minnekahda. Hamburg Jan for \ Y,
20 American Line with pass and r,sss
Nii' aHtk s" al Pier 50. \ r. Nwes, ESQ st5.
JSn Via Boston; is due in latter port II
, m Friday and is expected in n = lave
r,unasy ,,rIy and Will dock at Pier 81, " F.
r, Mara aibo Curacao Jan \ for \ Y; to
70 n.ss' ',a,ets - q: Go With pass mails and
l.uSs - expected TO dock thi. afternoon
=
NuINello fBra@>. Rio de Janciro Doe ns
to' : '; TO LLOYD Brazileiro Line win
pass rna.ls and ndse; is expected ~ d,oi
iate today at Pier 5, Bush Docks, Bk,yn
General " c Gorsas cristobxl Jan fo-
y 20 Panama Il X Line With pass. ,,aus
ana mdse: Is expected to dock thi. ,rorn
ing AT Pier l, Hoboken
Lcnspe. Jacksonville Jan - for " y
10 clyde Line with pass and n?dse. !. ~
nected 20 dock at Iier sc. n + (chsri
City Of st Louis. Savannah Jan 70 r.r
\ y to Ocean S CO with pass and mase.
is expected to dock at Pier rs ~ .
Noordan, pN. Rotterdam Jsn ri,
Plymouth Jan for n Y; to HoIland.
America Line with pass MAILS and 49,.
was os0 miles east Of Ambrose a. noon
7 Thursday and is expected 20 dock sunda"
-',-IHoon al oth s.. ifobokcn.
Due Monday
Algeria tBr,. Glasgow Ian 6 Cor y "
. Canar1 L.ne with pass. mails and ,ndSe:
; expected to cock al Fier "a. y r yves,
ltl sD.
sa4ona (Br}, Southampton Jan 3. Cher.
,unard Line with pass mails and 7nds.:
$ QUO in Halifax N Saturday and will
loei: about noon Monday at Pier IS. \ 4.
o Aunson Line; Is expected to dock At
'ier 2. Hohoken
San Lorenzo. San Juan Jan II for y =:
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Fairchild's Service
AKRON OHIO


g. Folsky s; Co; Z. y. Drake. J. Earuch.
leather goods aud silvcrware: Miss l..
: pietz. gloves; Miss NJ Miller, at needle
AMARILLO. TEN.
Marion WoInen's Wear. the: Joe Mari
zon. ready to wear; Pennsylvania.
ANDERSON. IND.
G.. W. Gates; G.. w. Gates women S
sprIng ready to wear; 1l7o B'wsy.
BOSTON
Ahc A. Blumbers; Max Blumberg.
knitted Underwear: Bresln.
Columbia Embroidery Co: A. c. Kaplan
laces and enbroideries; Breslin
Cohen & Godds; y. Cohen. general nler-
cha andse Pennsylvania.
Buffers Inc: A. Leitsky, wall paper.
2o2 4th av.. care Kirby, Block & Fischer.
s. d. Prince; $: ID. Prince. hosiery,
gloves handker1hisfs rs, .YG nfSNwear' McAlpn
Jahraus, Braun CO.. Frank Bait, shoes;
Bresin.
Wm. Hengcrer Co; Miss NJ. ] Ner knit
ems ready to wear: care of Assd. D. G. Co,
Is w. 3sth st.
McAlpin.
CHICAGO
Nontgorsry, Ward Co.; J. A. Hall.
furniture: 800 6th av.
coats. suits, furs and fur coats McAlpin.
Edison Keith Co; W. E Knudson. rib
oons, silks, satins. vclvets; 22o 5th av.
underwear, hosiery; W. S. oehne hosiery :
Il. MacHush. knit underwear: Il5 9TH av
CHILDRESS, TEX.
Levine Fashion, Lewis Levine, ready to
wear. mems and boys clothing; 1852
B'way
CLEVELAND
J. Brock & Co.; !. Brock. woolen & cot
ton piecc goods, flannels. donestics; Nc
Alpln.
COLUMBUS. OHIO
+. {; r. Lazarus Co: Mrs. E. Simons:
specials; ladies hosiery; Miss B. Winkler
waists and sweaters; Mrs simmons; mdsc.
manager; 22' On nETKo,r aY
Crowley Mincr Co: c. NJ. Howatt, auto
accessories; ZIG w. SD St, care Alfred
FantI
Crowley Nfilner Co: Mrs II. Bowman:
ladies' and misses stout dresses and coats:
George Sufinskt; taffeta and canton crepe
dresses; Charles NJ. IIowat. sporting goods
and automobiles accessories; Alfred Fantl,
lle West 32d st.
J. l., Hudson Co; Mr.. Rowe; import
Ing manager; j. .. Roscnthal, basement
Jobs aprons. pettibockcrs petticoats
A'''''''' EAGLE PASS. TEN.
Fair p. &. Co; S. Krandthor, general
merchandise: Martinique.
FORT WAYNE, IND.
John stillman stores; John stilnan
better spring coats and capes 81 W. 26th
@'' GALEsBURG, I'LL.
Blocks; j. NJ. Block. suits and dresses
GREENWOOD, MISS.
F. Goodman d. G. Co.: T.. Goodman
coats and suits; Miss Agnes Smith. wom-
ems ready to wear; care OF Harry Lam
dres, SO w. 33d at.
HARTFORD
Sage Alien Co.; w. E. Emmons. furni-
ture; 404 4th av care d. G.. Alliance.
INDIANAPOLIS
L. 8. Ayres Co; Miss f. G'ffin, ladies'
dresses; Miss stephens. furs; 225 5th av.
LOUISVILLE
The Neptune Mfg. Co: l.. Frank rain
coat materials. gabardines. trimmings; Nc
Alpn.
MANCHESTER. n. IL.
Manchester .. G. Co.; L. Deschenes
coats and suits. waists furs, fur coats
Brealin
NIINNEAPOJLS
Dayton Co: Miss Coulson: muslin
underwear, negigees, petticoats, infants
wear; 225 6th v.
MONTREAL. CANADA
Wolofsky Skirt Co; A. Wolofsky s. b.
Haltrccht, mfr skirts: Breslin.
MORGANTON. n. c.
NJ. Huffman; r. v. Huffman, gen mdse:
Imperial
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

HnvrGos 'io - Amhrosc FM Jan ~.
haltic Dan $ $, due \ Y : All Satur,la
BcIvidcre % Il Sand Kcy Jan rs.
benselsdyk lao from Newport Ncws AN
Brave Co"ur 20 NV ror.usas Jan Is.
'alacci 1000 +, Ambrose Jan lc.
'afh""od 10 T. Jupiter Jan -
charjes l'g s'pa r,r ne 10 by e. Jnri'rr Jan Is.
nesloT sun /, r tiillsboro Jan l..
r.airr - Scotland l. Y Jan is
ora Harhor 5s2 Colon Jan l..
',omus s Jupiter Jan ,s
'oppcnalnc " N.,an4 Ian H.
,rooi rs T. Ambrose Jan H.
Mss'nrn ~ ',r,l. 'r'mpo, 10 y Ambrose Jan 4?
rsstnrn ,rosr pd cane treulppen Ian H.
Eastern Dawn s7sa from Baltimoro Ian IL
Ets,Nrn '.1, Exporter 10 \ Miami Jan 1S
riSspnr, rIS'.rr% lat ss5 . "a 10" s. 10 Ian =
T. n Elliott due y Z SATURDAY.
t.luor spar 12o SIC Eemont kcy, Ian is.
'oors" "aahngton pd Nantucket l:.o PM
,.usratuba 20 from Norfolk Jan l2
Enlfland - W Sand Key Jan IL.
1u,lh'nc :. 1oI W Tor,ugas Jan ~.
- >, ~ Folscr 81 Jupiter Ian Il.
~ NJ Flagler 20 e Ambrose Jan ls.
1Ia,,s. 1iIIarves''r W sand Key Ian Is.
q 'ST' Wn;ta f.. rrat' 13a - sand Key Jan ls.
:. Donncll % Ne Iupiter Jan Jan "a
i T. NJ panalIer 81 SSn NantucIlct Jan Is.
,''' .N'i"N l. y Jupiter Jan u
form !, Archbold l76 WSW Sand Kev
;lonn ..,,'.. Wort'ington so W Sand Key Jan 49,
Lax" rap. an abeam Cape Maysl AM
- 'vlsa - 5 Nantucket Jan IL
NJ MNciNeesport lat 40 oo lon co 10 Jan -.
Mtnnckada NJ SIG L Ambrose Jan IL
Mobil" city left Colon $50 PM Jan u.
y + Narng 30 W Tampa Jan 49,
FanhaDdle state lat 90 % lon SO Jan H.
Fot"r II Crowell 145 S Winterquarter
Ian H.
Ptlnc"ss MatolSa lat 90 oS Ion I, 0s .Ian ls
- Mlhici 10 = Ambrose Jan Is.
salvation Lass lSS Sc Mobile Jan 49,
,alnr"i q Brown lo2 w Sand Key Jan l3
san ErcSoriN "a II jupiter Jan a.
va tore due Fail River Jan l3.
S"iitscont Is : Elocl5 Island Jan 49,
:sN ftwind 'tl " sand Key Jan 49,
Trans sporiation 10 NE Barn,gat Jan lS
" atsncss du" \ ! Lam A.
M.st Nossha 40 I-NE cape Henry IAN "a
WW Eo"kciciler los w Sand Key Jan 49,
buckeye state 5S4 s Havana Jan L.
'aiaiuarcs 24s \ Colon Jan IS.
'"rtago 20 5 South Pass Jan t.
East side 80 Cape Ilcnr? Jan L.
Ecuador .o3f san Francisco Jan L.
illinois SSS T. Bermuda Jan T..
" Merr,nount 100 w Hamburg Jan r.
MetapaM 200 SW Cape Antonio Jan 49,
Newona a6 SW South Pass Jan ls
salem County l04 SW by 5 Mobile Bsr
Ian f..
Sunbeam go from st Augustine Jan L.
" "st Cobalt lat 3S 50 Ion 6S II Jan 13
West Canon lat IS 81 Ion IS 81 Ian ~.
Hacapa IS n Swan Island Jan 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Fleet Corp. Heads to Settle
British Claims Dispute Here

From The 7roune's Voshi~otor Burcou
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1S.-An amica
Die settlement OF the outstanding
ol:i ns Of the Shipping Board and the
Emergency Fleet Corporation against
The British government covering
1relght charges and the payment of
oil, flour and other ship supplies our
Ing the war. is expected to result in
me conferences scheduled for New
York City between Vice Presidents
snull and Love. Of the Fleet Corpora
tion, and Sir Ernest Raeburn, repre-
scnting the British government.
TIE claims s,sinst the British gov
eminent total approximately sot "9n.-
900, according to evidence presented to
sir Errest on his recent visit to Wash
i.gton. Against this total til, British
has advanced a number OF
"'siins agains. the Shipping Board
/, Great Hrita;n's favor
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Relief Ships Loading


The Purchasing Commission for Rus
sian Relief announced yesterday that
the following ships arc being loadcd
with seed grain for shipment to Rus
S;a: At New York: Eastern Breeze
Pier lS. East River; Northern Star
Erie Elevator, lloboken. At baltimore !:
Ahsaroka, West Neris, Western Maid
ard Stoncwall At New Orleans: Bel
viderc. Brave Occur, Ward and Eastern
Exporter. The commission said tina;
the Wnnehago cleared from Bait
moro on January !, and the Honolulu
on January l2. Purchases Of grain
IL ade to date include 6.945 .0OO bushels
/ OF corn, l,310,652 bushels OF seed
wheat, and $500 tons Of corn grits
FThe commission will receive bids until
3 p. m. next Wednesday for corn in
quantities and for $500 tons OF corn
Trits
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Far East Ship
Conference Is
Re-established
British, Japanese and Amer.
lean Ship Lines Join in
Agreement to Fix Rates:
Committee Is Appointed
Brazil Agreement Is Near
". j. Love Says Substantial
Progress Has Been Made
in Stabilizing Shipping

British, Japanese and American
steamship companies. meeting with off
cia's OF the Shipping Board at 4,
hroac"ay yesterday, virtually agreed
20 the reconstruction os .hc Far East
conference on rates. according to "
- Love, vice president of tre Emer-
Gency Fleet Corporation. in charge OF
trafnc. committee was appointed 70
TX the schedules which will be OBJ
served by all lines operating from the
atlantic and Gulf coasts to the Orient
Similar negotiations arc now undtN
way on the Pacific coast.
At another meeting in the AFTERNOON
considerable progress was made in re-
establishing thc conference on north
bound rates from Brazil. it was said.
nc success Of these two meetings
marks long step forward in stabliz-
Ing shipping. which will benefit not
only the steamship companies but also
exporters and importers, Mr.. Love de-
ciarcd. He said that the rates to be
liked in each case will be little if any
above the prevailing schedules, but tha t
they will prevent uncertainty and form
the basis for better conditions.
Negotiations have been started in
London to bring together the steamship
lines to the Lcvant. If this is success
ful it will mark the end OF the recent
rate wars which have upset the ship
ping industry and disorgani1cd foreign
trade.
Practically all Of the steamship COM
panies plying 10 the Far East partici-
pated in The meeting yesterday and
pledged their support to the confer
ence. Mr.. Love said. Several British
lines. represented by proxy at the ses-
sion. are expected to give their assent
later. With one or two unimportant
eYcepti ons. it was said, all of the com
panies are now in the agreement A
further meeting is scheduled shortly
ut which the rates TO be fixed by the
committee. composed Of Americans,
British and Japanese, will he ratified
The meeting on northbound rates on
Brazilian coffee resulted in an under
standing to avoid the wide fluctuations
that have recently characterized that
trade, Mr.. Love said. As there is little
traf1lc from Brazil to the United States
except in coffee. this amounts TO re-
construction of the conference. Rates
have varied between 50 and so cents
a 100 pounds. with so cents about the
average charge. The Munson Line and
the international Freighting Corpora
ton are the only Shipping Board op
orators in this run, while there are six
foreign lines.
The Shipping Board was represented
at the meetings by Mr.. Love and ". 3.
Eeene, traffic manager. Chairman A. y.
Lashcr, J. 3. Smull and other officials
were in New York yesterday. 1t was
said that they were here on routine
business.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Receiver Is Named

Judge Mack in the United States Dis
trict Court appointed Henry NJ. Waite
Dock Corporation, % Broadway. with a
bond Of $50 900. The complainant in
the suit is the Cunard Terminal Corpo-
ration, of Jersey City, who claims
81 900 for rental OF property at
Wee hawken.
The bill OF complaint states that the
defendant has liabilities exceeding
$oOO,O0o, which are due or soon to be-
come due, and has not sufficient funds
to meet these and continue the bust
ness. and that n receiver is necessary
to protect all creditors.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Burns Bros. Dividend

Ulrcctors on BurNs Brothers yester-
day declared an initial quarterly divi-
dend Of $3.50 a share on the new a.
stock. payable February IS to stock Of
record February ]. The ga stock is
Interchangeable, share for share, for old
Burns common. Declaration of a divi-
dent Oh the "B' stock. it was announced,
was held up pending legal advice. An
initial quarterly dividend OF S1.75 a
share on the prior preferred was also
declared. Declaration on the preferred,
formerly Farrcl preferred, in not due
until March.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

IA n & Porto Rico Line with pass, malls
and mdse: is expected TO dock this morn
ing at Pier 30. Bklyn tAtlan,ic Basin).
Fort Hamilton tBr), Bermuda Jan II
Tor Y; to Furness Witty Il Co with
pass, mails and n,dse: Ia expected To dock
at Fier aS. II stWcst 5bth str.
Comus New Orlcanr IAN II for Y to
Southern Pacific Co with pass and indse: Is
expected to dock <hs morning at ricr 50.
\ r tBank ST..
Duo Tuesday
Vessel Port Agency.
kroonland. Chcrbourg. Jan 6...Red star Line
Cambrai. Antwerp. Jan 6.
l. Army Transport Service
Mexico. Havana, Jan lS.,..... Ward Line
Comanche. Jacksonvillc. Jan a.. Clyde Line
Due Wednesday
Lam pasar Galveston. Jan II Mallory Line
FreSdente Wilnon Trieste. Phelps Bros
Due Thursday
Bayern. tlanlburE. Jan y. Unit Am Line
rurr.a iha. Kingston, Jan Il. United Fruit
Due Friday
Cedric. Liverpool. Jan IL. White Star
Chicago. Navro Jan 10. = French Limo
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Ship Anchorage Bill

The bill providing that the Com
missioner of Lighthouses shall estah-
li.h and maintain buoys or othcr suit
able marks for anchorage grounds 70,
vessels. when the grounds have bccn
defined by proper authority, has been
reported favcrably by the House Com
mittee on Interstate and Foreign Com
nerce. According to the committee
report the bill has the approval Of the
Secretaries Of War. Treasury and
Commerce. and the chairman OF rhc
Shipping Board.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
To Return Property Seized
In War, Washington SAY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. Prope--v
in the hands of the Alien Propertv
Custodian eventually Will tind It's wa
into the hands of the proper ndividu-
ais, it was said at the White House to-
day. President Harding S known to
feel disturbed a reports that the gov
ernment was to seize the property on
various pretexts. 1t was pointed out at
the White House that it has never been
the policy Of this government to appro-
pirate the property Of individuals to
fulfIl government obligations and tina.
the United States will not now begin.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Buyers Arrived
MUSKOGEE. OKLA

MOSkOGEE. OKLA
calhoun D. G. Co. ". B. Becker base.
n;ent 1,a ready to wear, Baer & Linenthal
NEW HAVEN
Gamble Desmond Co; r. T German
NEW ORLEANS
.,d S'nse1man % Bros; A. sinsernian, vcoleu
ana ana cotton piece goods. flarnels domcs-
tlcs, silks, satins. -velvets Elhs CIuh
NEWPORT, r.. I.
" m. Ieys u. G. Co: w A. Ievs ,,er
chandisc manager, furs. fur coats lug
gage trunks; Pennsylvania
OAKLAND. CALF.
Jos: Mccall; J. Mccall, wraps and coats;
Samuel Upright Co; Samuel Upright.
l1ercnsndise N. cpa manager; J. 1Ierzberg. 100
p. rARkERsBuKG. w. VA.
hIo"n Kendall Co; H S. Brown dry
goods 256 Church st
~ PHILADELPHIA
Adler Stores; h. Adler, cloth skirts:
A. Love Z; Co: W. D. Love, representing
dresses, coats and suits: Martinque.
PITTSBURGH
80, Sol Cert q Co.; Sol Cert. iewelry: Mar
Charles Mester: Charles Meister. notions.
5ewelry; care OF r. W. Binzcn. 4s Leonard
RICHMOND. VA.
Richmond D. G. Co; Captain Russell.
sesos soutbsrn b5srn'snlhgs; lvhg;c +s LEONARD St.
johnson, secretary; 25s Church St
ROCHESTER. n. Y.
l.. NJ. simon; l.. NJ. Simon. leather REM
Goldstein & Marine; Max A. Goldstein.
mems clothing, woolen piece goods: MAJ
Unique. ' A"'
SACRAMENTO
Chas. r. Nathan & Sons: Miss NJ G
S1i!ton, general manager: Miss F. N.
Skeels. mems, womens and children: $
'"pss; pnn ~. y: n,srzbers. 100 W. SD St
u. HerzberE. 90 w 32J ST
SAN ANTONIO. TEN.
Joske Bros. Co; Dave l.. Pincus bolts
pe,I,,s. pnT5es ribbons handkerchiefs notions
-. y ,'0'N san ''F9sl; FRA;Scisco ais stS 4v'
,~oo6p o6ppe! ,.,, BROS: A. j. Coppel general dry
Furst q Hoffman; Miss Whitney. new
canton crepe cloth dresses: 2s6 5th av
N kemp & Marks; Louis Marks better
ana spring ~oolen dresses care OF Col
B'nporium; En- sif mn aS Mis-, r. Welsh, misses,
sAULTEi STE sTE MARIE. "a iin MicH. sH
Parish Bros. b. B. Obermann. dry goods
and ant j. ready to wear; NJ. Blumberg. 10 ".
SEATTLE. WASH.
Maoney. Silks and woolens: -; IS y E''ssm ssah
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Wheeler Motter Co: IT, w. Walker
mems furni'hinss; - 72 ds9n Ls9nard st.
Sonnenfeld's: NJ e. Alderman. waists:
l6 w. 36th st.
j. y. Nugeent q: Bro. D. G. Co.: r. c. Lake
jr.. merchandise manager. 1872 R,wsv
care Affiliated Retail stores.
1c Rice SILK 5. D. G. Co.; +. X. Walsh. dress
goods; s77 B'wsy; c,-sn
\, beiloff Bros; I. Belloff, representing;
TAMPA. FLA.
Mas Bros; l. Mas. fancy goods and
notlons: Mr. Glass. upholstery goods; Baer
4 Lilienthal, 1850 Bway
WASHINGTON
Frank r. Jellef, Inc; Mrs. j. Allen,
sport hats; 10 E. SD St
Baumgartner 4 Sons j. Baumgartner
art goods. pictures. statues; York.
WHEELING. w. VA.
John $. Naylor Co. l.. G. Sibert, knit
goods; r. L. Henderson, cotton piece
goods: 26G Church ut.
WINCHESTER, VA.
Cooper Mdse. Co.: w. +. Cooper dry
goods notions. hosiery, mems clothing and
furnishings. underwear; Imperial.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

BREMEN. Jan s-Aifred Nobel (Nor)
saysnnsh; Ns, p Afcundr's; New orlsnns ems
CARDIFF. Jan 1o--chcaso City tFsp
CALtUTTA. Jan lo--AmpulIaria tBr)
GENOA. Jan s-rirh tNor>. rhiadel-
phi cHR1srIHNsAH6 s'1rlp.xs Ssw Yam Jan 1srrea.rA
Viii DIAM. New York for Copenhagen.
G1n1,AhTAR. Jan "a tpassed) Graci-
carrow (fsr). Philadelphia for ':cnoa
HAMBURG. Jan l2-~Rarbadian (Dr)
Boston.
HULL. Jan 12-Capulln. baltimore.
KOBD. Jan s-SteeI Age. San Pedro: 10.
lyons M,ru Jar); san francisco. To-
LIVERPOOL, Jan Mlnncdosa (Br).
LlvERroo1.. Jan ra-Nitonian eBr).
LivnRPooL. Jan -PhiadelphIan
MANcHEsTEk; Jan 1s-vcntura De
MANCHHsTER. Jan 1sManchestor I'm
porter Inr?. st John yls !iverpooo'. ,,,x
NovCnossIsk. Dec 27-Canadisn chal-
lerger usr). Halifax.
ROUEN, Jan lo-Orlnammc (Br). Port
Arthur.
sANTANDER. Jan 5--Nuria (sp> New
StiANtiiIAI Jan IL" Cidv|dKr, Seattle.
ST MlCHAELS. Jan 1i-Providonce (lrr),
New York for Cadz
SuEZ, Jan Io-Emplrs Arrow Hong
Kong for New York. Satartla, Bombay for
YOKOHAMA. Jan lo-Royal CITY 'sr,,
Fort Arthur.
Departures
ANTWERP Jan S---Msrcngo 1Hr) New
York. 18th, ICELAND. New York via Hall
fax.
* nAnnY: Jan la~cny OF Newcastle
BELFAST. Jan 12--Lord Antrim 'Brp.
ST John, n r.
J., GENoA. Jan s-,tindrun si Mscrs.' xd2a lps"'
GIBRALTAR, Jan 7-~LoVatakhrn tNoD.
Hampton Roads.
,GoruENnrRe: Jan stockholm
1JAvEE. Jan lo-Dstrct OF Columbia.
Key West.
HoNeKoNc: Jan ll-Hsrcmoat Castle
HGl.1,, Jan i9-wyncote Rr>. For
land Me
,rron, Manila' vaneo"Ter, rymdarenr a..
,frorn Manila Seattl"
LlsBoN, Jan s-Mijdrccht Tou>, Pen
L1SpcN. Jan li-stcel Engineer. New
York
LivERrooL, Ian 1s-v.dic (Br), lIal-
1oNpoN. Jan le--ror, Boncn ,Br>.
MANCHESTER. Jim 1@-Msncl1es,cr
Port (Esr>. ST John. n p.
MANILA, Jan 1o--1~cvant Arrow. San
Francisco.
PENANG. Jan s---KnIght Of tn. Garter
BIZ. Boston ard New York.
PORT SAID, Jan ll-Byo Maru (Jap)
(from Ratavia). New York
ROTTERDAM. Jan li-A!iovsy, New
York: West"rdjk lDu). New YORK.
SHANGHAI. Jan 10--Toba Maru fJap'
tfrom HongkonR), San Francisco.
SHIEJ.DS Jan lo o-MciWU Maru (Jap)
New York; Pennsylvania Npanj. New Or
leans; strinda (Nor). New Orleans; Vulcan
City (Fsr), Baltimore.
SOr1HAMPTON. Jan 12--Trisa Nou,.
New York: West Nlius from Hemburep,
Nov York.
ST M1CHAE1'S. Jan 12-Jacona (from
Bi2"rta). New York.
YOKOHAMA, Jan 1c-Sllv-r state from
HongkorS), Seattle
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Dangers to Navigation

tBy L. S. photographic Ofioel
North Atlantic Occan-On the American
Coast:
The following obstruction was reported:
Jan IL, bout miles S by E OF Ferwicl
Island Shoal Lightship passed 4 large red
buoy. Docrglun,.
Along the Overseas Routes:
ne following obstruction was reported
Dec %. lat 10 20 Ion ~ AZ. passed a blaci,
pei buoy With square cage around the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Shipping Notes

Proceedings in behalf of the credit
ors Of the United States Mail Steam
ship Company, which we're to have
continued yesterday before John J.
Townsend. 2o9 Broadway, referee in
bankruptcy. we're postponed until Jan
uary 20, at noon. Negotiations ave
pending, it is understood, to simplify
the status OF assets of Francis Il
Mayer and his associates. who were
At the head of the steamship corpora