davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-13

minku ZapOmenout."
"Jak jinak." povzdychl 81
| Vratislav, zvaznev. "Zvykli
ma sebe a tatinek je pfilis star,
ably nasel V n6tem zapomenu-
ii. Jen co 81 naSe hnizdo upra
vine, tatinek musi k nam. Ne
musis Sc no bait, ie to dobra
duse zadarmo mu slouzit me-
budes. Wis, ze bude miti pek-
ne vysluzne."
"To nemas ami povidat," ka-
rala ho rozsafne. "kam by
mel vlastne jiti nell ke svemu
synovi? A jaka bych to byla
oskliva zena, kdybych otci sve-
no muze neposlouzila opra-
vdovou laskou? O to Sc nesta-
rel, az uderi ona hodina, po-
staram Sc 0 to sama. Zbytecne
bys mi kali krasnou naladu
Podivej Sc, je OuteSov prece
jen krasny, ze?'
Zadrzela no ma kopecku, od-
kud cele mestecko byla jake
ma dlani. ZaGte sluncem a O.
| krasleno zeleni zahradek, ci.
Mill odtud opraVdu velmi roz.
tomi,y DOZEN. Arci, nebyly
odtud videti postranni, blativt
ulicky, malicke, mrvou pach.
nouci dvorky a neupravent
plutky kolem zahrad malo pc
stenych. Ale oni vyrostsi na
venkove nedivaH Sc ma takovt
nedostatky krasy. jim Sc Ii,
bill malcbny pohled ma misto
ktere bylo iejich domovem, ny.
nj, kdy jejich srdce laskou Wy.
| kv6tala, dvojnasob drahym
| Zamecka budova Sc dvorem q
parkovni zeleni vevodila mo
hutne a zvysovala krajinnou
naladu.
"Zde lie neikrasneisi 2 cele.
| ho sveta," poyidal mckee. pre-.
letaje zrakem obraz. "Nu, -
pojd'me, vim, re je tatinek u5
netrpelivy. Az 81 jednou Wy
jdeme, pujdeme tamhle ma pc.
Isinu a posadime Sc tam, ably.
chom dosyta Sc nadivali ma ma.
Sc hnizdecko. Nestalo Sc zde
nic zvlastniho, ze?" vyptava
Sc, kdyz Ease poposli.
"To Wis, re zde neni mic, &C
by sc zvlaStniho mohlo stati,
zvatlala stale jeste. "Nekte
IA babicka nebo dedecek ze
mn.iti, tady vshorel ieden do
mex, ale to vlastne bylo prC
majitele SteSti. VystaVl 81 lie!
81. Az budeme iednou stars
uSetfime 81 nejaky maly ka
pitalek, postavime 81 zde sVu
vlastni domek, do n6hoz {
prazdninach Sc nastehujeme
, Zatim uz snad sem povede dr.
ha a lehce sc sem dostanemc
0 W ty budes starry pan 4 ],
usedla panitka.'
Rozesmala Sc roZpustile ;
; VratisIav Sc take zaSmal.
"Melas dodat panicka hou
fem deti," poskadlil il rozmar
, ne.
"Jdi ty oSklivy,' pokarala n;
oko rozdurdene a dotkla sc h,
ramenem. Ale svetly usme'
ma jeil tvari svedcil, re Ia po
znamka il nerozcilila.
, V tom Slo proti MIN nekolll
zen nusemi. lSly ma travu ;
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Maritime MISCELLANY

san FRANCISCO. Feb l--Waee rcduc
.'" OF ~ TO ]" per cent went into effect
T." Gay on steamers operated b. ucnhe~s q
racine American S S Association: no onnn
sutton appeared Np0
Ncported here that Japanese shin owners
preparing 70 petition imperial Government
'or protection Japanese shipping Interest q
ON racine. asking assistance in placinr
last ilnerS in competition with Ar,cri,,. -
NNsScIS as counter to proposed American
subsidy. ~ '-""
inter island steam NavisatYon Co called
,o' DIGS Tor construction $50 foot express
passenger steamer speed l5is knots FOR
Hawalian interisland trade, TO be com
p'cicd March. 1928.
SAVANNAH, Feb l-Shoeh. (Nor,. sugar
laden from Cuba to Savannah aground
on on p9boy Yesterday, has not yet been
noaied Three tugs gone to assistance
had'o to night said 1000 bags or sugar
ih'""n overheard and still more must
nc removed 10 Aoat vessel
NORFOLK. Va. Feb Storm tossed nine
Gays and five days overdue, Samnaser
'Nor), arrived TO day without any Goa
and forty tons Of corn MISSING tron,
cargo Corn burned to keen up stcar,
when ship was blown 200 miles off course
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb Two craft or
CV'ng to-day reported having felt Tuesdav
.Hornins earthquake off northern Cali
fornia coast Steam sch HARDWOOD vas
~ miles of Trinidad Head when CAPTAIN
'housht vessel had grounded SOUNDING
M eaken before it was certain vessel was not
Srouhded Cod fisher Golden State also
reported thinking vessel aground when
snoch was lcit off Point Arena
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Munson Says South
American Trade i'm
Fruits Is Success
Refrigeration and Speed
Open New Traffic Between
Two Continents Based ON
Reversal Of tho Seasons

Highly developed rcfrigerating facil-
tics witt tho added factor Of speedy
'ransportat on, have opcucd two great
markc's win seemingly unlimited pos
s1b,lltles % .hc fruit rro,ccrs Of North
and South America. accordng to Frank
{. Munson, president OF the Munson
Lines.
Mr. Murson yesterday announced .hc
completion Of a series OF experimental
shipments Of frcsh fruits between
south America and the United States.
nc experiments. he announced, proved
conclusIvclv that the time had arrived
for the development Of the new
markets.
Seasonal differences on the two con
tincnts permit of a trade on a rcclp-
rocai basis, for, with winter raging
IN the United Statcs, South American
countries arc now enjoying their sum
NOR.
!hc steamships Southern Cross AMI
American Legion, the newest tyne bu't
for the Shipping Board, have c,.t a.
most week from the sailing t.mc be
tween the two continents Mr.. Munson
says fruit growers in the UnItcd
States can ship their products to South
America almost as rapidly as they can
to other markets.
"Thcsc shipments may be made with
perfect safety" Mr.. Munson said, "for
the freight handling devices arc the
most modern so far devised and the
ship refrigeration plants arc the latest
type. Tho new fruit service vii be in
operation ae soon az the fruits arc
ready to ship and the growers arc
ready to take advantage Of the new
market -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

essrt Port Agency.
ssauoya' .n1osa London Mds Jan Il / Hague
Eiser, Kingston, Jan "A Caribbean Line
Hypatia. Barry. Jan is .. Houston 8 S CO
Gaffney. Liverpool Jan IL .......A H BuIl
O'Y OF p'''sbursh' Shields, Jan 10.
Bradford City, Shields. Jan I. '''''S u ~
Nysna. Shields Jan 7rurSess S Maysat,o1 wsts CO CO
ehS OF Newcastle. Barry. Jan IL.
Boston City. Bristol Jan s. '' o %
Areon. Rotterdam. Jan 7 Robert r q - IONS sons
Nevistan liverpool. Jan II.
lnternational Mercantile Marine
trace Dollar Gibraltar Jan -:
Brsdavon. Tyne. Jan IL Navisat co CO
SIagress, Hull Jan l1.....U l. s Nav 81
"syo Maru. HUH. Jan II.
,aa. Tayo Kisen I.asha
Hosider Weir & Boyd
Montana. London Jan 4.AtI Trans I.ina
haicsus, Buenos Ayres. Jan e.Hous,on l.ine
independence Hall, Rotterdam. Jan Il.
Indian. Liverpool. Jan l3. .lnt Nero Marino
AAidgate a Lisbon. Jan ls..Jas " Elwell & Co
Esiiia, Palermo. Jan l3.
Alamo. Galve-ton jan Is Maii"rv q I.,ne no
Nesstan. liverpool Jan is.1nt Mere Ma-
Nestaha, Genoa, Jan Peircs Hros nrns
Thode FaGelund, Rio de Janeiro, Jan a.
Kerr S S Co
Duo Tomorrow
Menon1inee, london. Ian on.At nsIinr
Canadian Carrier Rosario Jan s.
.. Wuford & Mckay
Matlrar, HudihasNali. Jan 5
. Moore Mccormack G. Co
kansas. Port Said. Jan o Norton Lilly 4 Co
cape Roman San Francisco Jan Is.
Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific S Corp
Duo Saturday
A!lnargo. I1nfnirchaln Ian ~
Pacific Steam NAVIGATION
west torum. Monlevideo. Jan H.
Munson Lines
Due Sunday
Nechtdyh, Rotterdam Jan g.
Holland America Line
Calico. Antwerp. Jan 20 ''0
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Carlsholm, Gothcnburg Jan %
Turness. Witty & Co
Due Monday
Steel Noyager. London. Jan 25
rs,. Norton, Lilly & co
ho'or, Havre. Jan II. .CoSmopolitar line
Due Tuesday
Sovic. Liverpool. Jan 81. White Star Line
janus 6rest Jan 23. Three Star Line
Duo Wednesday
Ciontar,s. Palermo. Jan A n Hnl g. %
salust, Fernambuco, Jsn IL
La import 4 Holt yina
i-an'nasas, Galveston Feb Mallory LIN.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Arrived Yesterday

Al,owsy Ro'tsrdsp Jan u; TO Barber
Matilda peirce ND. Genoa Dec 30 Ros-
ton Jan 80 to pe~cc Bros co with mdse .
Columbia 81. Bklyn.
%. st John +. 81. to Benham &
i2oyescn With wood plup, Pier ). Wee
Munsrgo. Antills Jan 2s. Nassau %. to
Munson 5 Line with 40 pass, mails and
mase PER ., f r
,.rsSnstoSn ~" sa,S' 2l 70 the Witt star Line
WIN I25 cabin. l3l third class pass, malls
nd ndsc. Pier ca. R
tiago %. to the United Fruit 60 with II
pass mails ana mdse. Pier 3, e Il
Ario. Tsmpico Jan q TO STANDARD oll
60 OF \ with crude oil, anchored off
rompkins, :.
rgq@es EN- ian NIX u.s. 'nssso nas nlTs and mo
nldsr. Pier s. r Aiyn.
Eb:o 'Rr)- Valparaiso Jan o. M1ilones
Jan It. 'ristobal 2i. to Ssnderson & 60
Mongolia ,swed> Cardenas Jan %; TO
Noe Mccormack with sugar Federal
- wray castie cRr) Shanghai Nov .. Hong
song 10. Manila IS, SINGAPORE Dec }.
Malacca 6. Colombo ! o. Alden "a. Port
said 80. Algiers Jan O. Boston 81 10 w II
t',sddeli & Go with mdse. Pier 8, Alneri-
con Docks. I.
el Bacon with rndse 3oth st. Is klyn.
Mod.na (Nor), DaTrah9na Jan ls Ma
cars ~, SancheH ~ fort* lldNa ~"
With mdsc: Fier IS. \ r
TuApanoil. Galveston Jan e4: to Nc
.Aliister BIOS. with Oil. Pier ., Constable
Flock J
Moro Castle. Tampco Jan IL, Vera
cruz Jan a. Frosrcso Ian 49, Havana
San q. Norfolk Jan 80. TO New York
and cuba Mail Line, Pier l6. Bklyn
virsinian. Boston. Jan 81: to United
American Line. with mdse. Pier S. Bush
Docks Rklyu.
Fryssel oranl. Boston. Jan so to New
Work. and cuba Mail Line with rndse :.
P;er Is klyn.
Sutherland Philadelphia. Jan 81. to
Black Diamond : Co. with mdse, Pier
g. Army Base. B'klYu.
Edward l. Doheny Tampioo to Fan
with oil. anchored Of, rompkinsville. S ].
carib. Nuevitas. Ian 2e. to Clyde s
Co Nith mdse: anchored off Liberty
rennsy viva nian, Hamburg, TO United
American Lines. with mdse. Pier 6, Bush
DocAs B'hlyn
Eagle. boston. Ian ST. With mdse; an
chored Off Quarantine.
e>ifuku M,ru ,Jap), Genoa; anchored
off tliArantiue.
Nigo Dec IS. tsdtz bee 23. Seville Jan l {:
p" Sautago Rrones, With mdse; Eris
Essin sr.anwater. is'!>lvn.
Lake Gilb"e Wilmington and Bruins
lclz. to the Clyde : Line. with rdse ;
rlei 4t r
= j brake. rsmpico VIA Charleston
! i'leichera - -. lloboi>ou
T.tc.r tNorl, Kingston.
'svnf l>hueu Nedervary 'lta). Trieste
and Palermo.
rratalssr eNop Man1aujiio.
clan Macbfiuc, Calcutta VIA NerlolN.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Shipping Notes

Following tho information from
Lloyd's, Register Of Shipping that the
output Of ships In German yards cs-
tablishcd new high record in 1927,
later reports show that merchant ship
building is still proceeding brlsklv.
New ships arc turned out in rapid sue
ccssion. At the Stcttin yards SIX
medium sized steamers have been
launched in the last three months.
At the Vulcan yard three vessels arc
being constructed for Hamburg ship
ping companies. one Of them a ship
Of moro than 1900 tons. The FIcns-
burger Shipbuilding Company has been
doing we'll, despite the world wide
slump. it's financial report for 1921
showing a net profit Of 800 ,979 marks,
on which dividend Of II per cent has
been declared. Other yards arc steadily
delivering ships.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02


fanls' and chiIdren'e wear, e. Il Eab,
cri,dren's wear; J. NJ. higgins. $50 7th
sTEUBENNILLE. OHIO
The Hub; l.. r. Anathan drcsses care
ST. JOSEPH. MO.
Townsend Wyatt & wall: Wood Burns
hosiery, knit underwear. gloves iaces. en-
broideries jewelry, Fred Atkins, go 5tn
avenue.
81. LOUIS
ely Walker y. G. Co: II Wafneg.
underwear, lingerie house dresses. wrap
pers, aprons; care +. NJ. sostman. 81 West
2eth st
ELY K Walker Dry Goods CO.. : kah-
man, hosiery 80 Worth St
~, I"mo1s ,S, q ,,,. narr T. NJ Blank. jewelry
FOX Garment CO.: David coldstein.
skirts waists 4, m " ~. 81
Stronge { Warner co: NJ i.irshberg
boys furnishings; c2i Broadway.
ilmporiun Nero. co. ! II. Drieseen.
en- and cotton piece gooda: Martinique
r. v. Marse: M'|s BARLOW. millinery:
''s i:sq" rrnKr mATrn, e ~I> iSp.
a fred ''"'' ''s ro.rpo S a5d st
N"usha sol Bros Co NJ i Cilsaorf
Fe''sr' FepFess9,,nS TowS>p, 40 ra a'way
Mrs. b. Loe~us; Mrs Is I.oewus gen
eral mdse, fame goods, Martinique.
TUCSON. \RIZ.
I. Rosensicin Dry Goods Co l. Rosen-
stein, gen mdse; io5 Grand St
WALTHAM. MASS
G. Fiel, silverwo.c. china glassware:
Pennsylvania
WANAHACHIE. TEN.
'heeves Bros & Co, F. & Rogers
floor coverings. Iuperial
WEST POINT. GA.
\, C%ohcn % Bros. j. $ Cohen. dry goods.
WEST POINT. MISS.
r, Kos, nre'd's ladies' store; Mrs. s O.
Rosenfeld- ready TO wear. lis2 Broadway.
WlLt ES NsAKEE. PA.
'lNcs Hsrre y. G. Co.. l. Williams
Levy Bros N. T. Levy, dry goods no.
tluns Pennsylvania.
WORCESTER. MASS.
90 ~ ; lowell CO.. c. Okeefe. millinery;
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
DAVIS Co. Harry Shaw, women's ready
10 wear: Gregorlan
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Army Orders

rrom ylc 7r'ibpues Wushuloton Surcot
wASlI1NGTON Feb l.-Army orders
,sscd today follow.
Mir Service
ns, no@'s MAJ : : D. TO Mi,ch" y ,n,anto re,d
Way. capt G. G.. to Fort Riley.
Thornton 1t. A. L.. to Arcadia
M-lsrson, I.t. A. j. to Hot Springs
Styies. Capt G. w. to Mitchell Fieid
Tinker Ma i. 6. L., to Fort Riley.
Ruggles. IT. r. W.. to MNlington
Wl,iam7 Ma J. H. &C., Co., to 0,,s camp knoH
Davidson. 1t r. r.. to Atlanta. T'
Ilonorably discharged Redfeld, 1t. J. j.
Infantry
Yatcs. Col H. f.. to jefferson Barracks.
Nelson. Col II r.. TO Panams.
CamphcIl. Ma' y r.. to camp Meade
McLamore. IT. r. T.. to Arcadia,
rartrHlge Capt r r.. TO Manila
Mcclure. Capt NJ. J.. to Washington
Coast Artillery
Connolly. 1t. Col. G. r.. to Fort Hancocl>
Chaplin, Maj. e. H., 10 Fort Winfield
Scott.
Dois Dog Maj. a'a A. IT,. t. to " Fort worden %
Applin. Mai. r. D.. to Fort Worden
Ausmus. Capt. D.. to Camp Eustis
Bartlett, Capt r. A.. to Key West Bar
snkman Capt i. NJ. to Camp Dix
Long. 1t. Col. J. H.. 70 Fort Hamilton.
Howard, 1T. Col 6. L. ~. to Fort VIII
liams
lyon, Ms MAJ: WI W.. 10 For, '. ADAMS a." '''
Murphy sal,aa MAJ 7 H. to rdr, Fort :, AdaWs
Emery. Mai. T. F. ir to Boston
Mccleary, Maj. W. r.. to Fort Hancock.
Kennedy. Mai. g. O.. to Fort Hancock.
Dice. Mai. l.. r.. to Paris.
Ross Mai c. H. Fort Monroe
Quartermaster Corps
Cherry, Ut. y. IT,, to Camp McClcllan.
Following to Coblenz: Elliott, Capt. w.
s.. Hodridgs. Capt. Fl. c.. Doran. 1t.
w T.; Hunsicker. 1t. S. IT,: Worthins
ton 1t. f. G..
Medical Corps
Mcguire. Maj. D. F., to Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Hamilton. Capt. W. F.. to Camp Mcclellan
Dental Corps
kennedy. Capt. Il. NJ. to Denver.
Miscellaneous
An.an. Capt. J. L., Ord. Dept to Me
tuchen.
Bonham. IT.. r. Phil. Scouts. TO Camp A.
A. Humphreys.
watson, 1t. ii. L., Vet. G.. to Camp Nc
Clelan.
Fresr. MAY. s. H. Phil. Scouts, to Camp
Alfred Vail
Nc,nan. Mai. Gen. r. j.. T. S. A. 80 Fort
Crook ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
;w,msrs 40 , Nattcra- Fob !.

AEwiNare 40 lIatterae Feb !.
AGwi,nox 20 * Towey Rochs Feb J.
Alabama lSo n lIattcras Feb I. towing
barge Dallas
Albert E watts lo5 $ Ambrose Feb /.
American star l<2 r tapc !'cNry Feb |.
apa hoe coo & Scotland Fcr /
NarIenfork - lauerss 'ea
neatTice l. SSW t1vc 'ath"'n Bank Feb
Nrush 50 ESE Cap" Henry FM Jan 81.
towing 50 Cardenas
nNrcn l. Benson 100 NE Lohos lsls nd
Gardens s. rsE Cape Henry I'm Jan
81 'n tow SIS Brush
Ca'enco lat IT ~ lon - IS Feb I.
Carlton 1sS Z Cape Henry Feb
Charles r Harwood 500 SW South rass
Feb /.
C'y Of Co'umbus rs Ne r1s,teras Jan a..
Conanche ?a9 y Scotland Feb j.
Creole 80 NV Tortusas Fob |.
Dclco ao2 San Diego Feb j.
Dsvolcntc 2SS SW South Pass Fob
Dorchester 10 NE Wiutcruuarter Feb L.
East Side sos E Ambrose Fob T.
Eas'orn Ocean $50 r cape Henry Feb !.
Effingham 3e5 Il Ambrose Feb I
III Mundo ~ WNW Tortu.as rcb !. g.
+ Earstow IA e ranpico Feb
George 6 Henry % SSE Sand ICY Feb !.
G"orc" II .InM"s 20 sand koy I'ch J.
Tn,, queen - r sand Key Feb
~ ~ Rogers iO5 SM latt.ras Fen
llalsoN ss iIsitorss Feb
Hanlry 900 from Baltimore Ian 81
l1onms lohos Island Feb t.
in"lana flarbor l51 NE Cape Henry lar 81
Jo seph NJ 'udahy 80 ESE Cape San
Antonio Feb
Lake Elsrnere IL NNE Ilattcras Feb !.
N + Elliott 81 SW South Pass Feb j.
Maouan S25 NE Key West Feb |
Millinockct IS Rcbecca Shoals Fab I.
Minneoua +2S South Pass Feb l.
Munsomo 81 y Hat,eras Jan 81,
Nacata 324 f. Hatteras Feb |.
Nantucket % NNE Winteruuarter Feb l.
Nc W Ens land l72l NE Cape Henry s PM
Jan 81.
Santa Theresa lat ss 5a Ion 7s o. PM
Jan 81.
samuel Q Brown Sc " Sand Key Feb
san Zef"rino SO SW Saud Key Feb l.
StboneN off Solnbroro Feb
Slxaola $50 Scotland Feb i
SoconN 81 \ llattcras Feb towing Bee %
SunoN 3So SSW Sabine Rar Feb |
storm King 359 f Ambrose Feb J.
swift Arrow l5S rampico Feb
T. holnas II W heeler 10 NV Tortugas Feb
Tosto l61 Scotland Fob
Walter Iuckenbach $50 s Overfalls
Feb !.
William Green 1872 from Sand Key Feb /
w inncbago 40 r Ambrose Feb
West purtee lat 3S o7 Ion GS 20 Feb
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
TAH11I. Jan -MesopotsmlA (Br),

TAHITI. Jan es-Mesopotsm!A (Br).
ATIcKLANp, Jan se-Port Lincoln
~ Jan 'o-,'iv OF Norwich
Hr). New York for Cape Town.
MEIbut k.,E, Jan IT, anada tSwcd).
Tacoma Port Curtis tBr). Now YORK.. alst
Nity of Ednbursh 'Br,. New York; Can
BRISBANE. Ian sO-Treoske (Br). Port
Arthur
SYDNEY. n s W. Jan 9l--vcntura. San
GREENoCl> Jan Si--Tranc (Nor) Hal
'Anlz, Jan 81 Mon'serrat tspsn). New
'spsn? New Orleans via havana.
y lNNpVN. Feb i-saranac tpr). New
leans.
nRisTcL pIH reb 1-opclika. Philadelphia
HlC JANElfo. Jan 3i-Margit skogla nd
'Mop, rhilsdelphia.
par, :" w vorN "' r,sp uT' wuT''S%'%Ts rc1' %r
'h"r ,atn ~ >, orient city 'Hrl, baltimore.
Iorh
sAI1NICA, lsn .s~orcnt. New York
Coast: Philadelphs via New York.
BARCELONA, Jan c7-Mar Adratco
tSpanl, Galveston.
~ nouEN Jan 2s-Trinouio 'Er'. Now
ROTTERDAM Jan 2s--u-ra. New York..
s9th, BeuAclsdyk tDD. Boston. Baltimore
and PhiIadeph'a, $oth Merry Mount
Boston
HAvRE Jan 2s-schodack. New Yorl
ANTWERP, Jan 3o--Wcst X Kebar. Bos-
ton
YOKOHAMA; Jan 2s-barrymorc tBr>.
BOuloGNE, Jan 31-~Noordnn tpN
New York VIA Plymouth for Rotterdam
tand procccdcdD.
PORT SAID. Jan sl-East o'apc. New
York for Calcutta Manrtcnsdyk (,O. New
York for la va
SOETHA AMPTON Jan 3l-Orduna ,Dr)
Now York for Hamburg tand procccdcd)
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

sn'ino about noon and l'1s Win dooS s about m 80
? ~ At Pier 90. tWest l4th sD.
SiNaola, Kingston Ian 9s; to United
Fruit Co with mails ia due in Ouarant'ne
late Thursday and Will dock about S. %
- a. Pier Is. f lMaiden Lanel
Panama, Cristohal Jan 81. to Panama
T Line with mails: is due TO dock late
p M a, Pier ., Hobokcn
~ Ma'Hrs Tl,. J.. sRr' Trin'dad Jan rs 70 Fur.
Pier e. klyn tAmi,y sN.
Tsuronis tBr), London IAN 10. to
gunsrd Line with mails dock forenoon at
ficr "a. (West 18th et.
city of St louis. savannah Jan 81: to
ocean s co; Is expected TO dock fore
noon at Pier a5. y r (sprns sp.
Due Saturday
Eoussiilon lTr>. Havre Jan "a 70 French
ljno with mails; is expected TO dock a,
III II Ms,loTy a est GsI1eston is1H sto Ian 2s to
Mallory Line is expected 20 dock lore
noon 2, Pier 81. (KinG ST..
rac snAps' :" ]asfsoIvi'e dos reb TO Cyde
Pier 3s. n r Charlton ST..
Nassri 'Brl. Barbados Jan q; to Lam
to dock at Pier 5. R'klyn Cpineapple So.
Due Sunday
tiua. Cristobal. Jan IS. United Fruit Co
Esper'n~a' Vera Cruz Jan 2e
comanche Jack,onyills Teb tus" cIaa Ma,. 11n.
Due Monday
Finland, Antwerp. Jan &c. Red Star Line
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda Feb T.
Furness. Witty & Co
San Lorenzo San Juan. Feb
& Porto Rico Limo
Caracas Curacao, Feb Bliss Dallett & Co
La Savoie. Havre Jan 2s .... French Line
Due Tuesday
'olombo Genoa. Jan rs IL Italia Am Line
MeNlCO, Havana, Feb w ard Line
Mount Clinton, Hamburg, Jan 2s
United American Line
Due Wednesday
Huron. Rio de Jancro, Jan
,,... Munson Line
Munamar Antilla, Feb 1.... Munson Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Marine Disasters

SSli NG'TON. Fob l--Cutter Yamacraw
.owen hava fuel ship Arethusa into Iamp-
'"n ROADS to day and left Immediately 10
a.u narse Whitehead. reported in need of
Constance Whitehead, with crew on
"card' reported about 270 miles east ~
s,p', wHpe nanry, and w II Libby reported
Mienlh t'!' 90 miles Cutter Gresham, also hs,
neen notified of Whitehead's distress mo-.
sage. ''eSs mes
:, NANCOCNER. b c, Feb I--Bktn Taiyo
Maru 'Jap), Yokohama. Nov is. FOR this
p"i' ann reported overdue has returned
10 ,okohama, having encountered gales
and head winds eN"
SEA TILE, Feb bay State. from Scat
lie, lie lh' arrived al Yokohama with nyine
by storm. 'eu
NJ NoRFolK NOE. Ns, Feb 1-wrecking str J
fathoms Of chain lost Monday between
'himble Shoal and the Horseshoe bv sch
Frank Deering ~ 81"
coast Guard cutter Pimlico working n,
Sasol'he boat Defiance, aground at North
'irei an estuary OF Pimlico Sound
anl>er Fred Kellogg in from Tam.
plco' delayed a day by storm. ~
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transfer its hrst-class passengers to
the United States Lines, and will agree
to an equitable division of steeraga
traffic. according 10 officials n the lat
ter concern. The tsame arrangement
will extend to freight shipments. de-
spite the competition between the two
services
American officials said yesterday that
the German company was anxious to
maintain the anicablc relations that
have existed since the ships were taken
over from the former United States
Mail Steamship Company. The new
agreement is to be continued on a
tentative basis, as in the past. aud
ultimately will be superseded when the
Shipping Board is able to sell its lines,
IL was said. Meanwhile there is no dis
position on the part of either company
TO terminate the present joint SER
ices.
The North German Lloyd will resume
sailings with the 9.O0O-ton steamer
Seyditz on March !. which will he fol-
lowed BY the Hanover and tho Yorck.
All Of these have been reconditioncd
and fitted with the best accommoda-
tons, with capacity Of 200 saloon and
1000 third-class passengers. The vcs
sells Will ply between New York and
Bremen. and normally would he in keen
competition with the feet Of the United
States Lines. which includes the Amer
ica. George Washington, Hudson, PRIV
cess Matoika. Potomac and two state
ships. The German line has no steam
ers yet which can be compared with
the George Washington and the Amer
ca, and until the service is further
expanded within the next year or two
by larger and faster vessels the com
pany will undertake to turn over all
OF the high class business to the Amer
lean cOmnanV
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Navy Orders

From The 7'rtbuncs Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Feb. l-Navy orders
issued to day follow:
Clancy. 1t. NJ. j.. to u. S. s. Resulus.
Ciumz. It. l.. W. to y. S S Fuiler.
Sinclair: Lit. l.. W.. to I. S. s. Fuller.
Gun1. Ems. l.. w, to L. s S Upsllur
Cogglns, Ems G. A., TO l.. $. s. Ward
Disbrow. 1t. \. f. to l.. s. 5. Quincy
Layman, 1t. i. S. c., to Pacific fleet
McAlmond, Carp H., to L. s s. Blrmng
ham.
King Ap. Clk. A. e to e. S. S Arkansas
Wire Ap. elk. Q. e., to l.. s. :. Columbia
Slant. 1t. a. r.. TO L. s. S Fox
OFT, Bos'n W.. to L. S
Maloney, Gun. G NJ. to L. s