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New-York tribune., 1922-02-08

Commissioncr Meyer Lissncr, Vice
resident A. J. Frey. Mir Love and
other Shipping Board officials have
been in New York for the last two days
meeting with various mar,lic under
writer's. Yesterday several Of tho Of
cials including w 2. kecnc. attended
the annual convention Of the American
Steam ship Owners Protective and In
demnity Association a Wall Street. in
which the board IS largely intcrc stcd
Comm' ssioner Lissner previously an
nounccd that the Shipping Roaru had
reached an understanding with thu
directors OF Syndicate II of the Amcri-
can Marine Insurance Synlicates which
viii result in lower rates or the equity
he d by tho board in vessels sold to
private owners. At conference to be
hekN here latcr the board Will submit
data showing tho loss ratio experienced
on government vessels and VIII at
tempt 20 prove its claim that there
should be no discrimination in insur-
ancc
he board has no desire 20 embark
III tho insurance business II ary form
II satisfactory Arrangement can he
made with tho marine underwl tiers.
Mr. Love said yesterday.
Among the insurance men who have
been negotiating with tho board OFT
cials are William l.. McGoc, NcndoN
Chubb njamiN Rush and other
prominent underwriters and admiralty
attorneys. The attitude o. tn, insur-
ance men has been that their expert
ence with government vessels did not
Justify lower rates. The position Of
the board 's that while higher charges
may have been correct shortly after
the armistice, the oond ticNs to-day
call for more considerations
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Lcviashnn Order Cancelled

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. - Orders
issued by the Shipping Boerd directing
that the giant liner Levia'han be taken
to Newport News to be repaired and
outtittcd by private shipyard there
have beon withdrawn temporarily,
Senator Lodge. Of Massachusetts,, IN
Termed q delegation from Boston and
nearby cities that appealed to the
Massachusetts, Senators to-day to sup
port an amendment to the independent
Offices appropriation bill to permit
navy yards to bid for the work
Senator Lodge assured the delega-
ton that the amendment would be Of
fcred in the Senate. Such an amend
ment was offered to the bill in the
House. but was rejected
The Shipping Board some time ago
advertised for bids on reconditionins
Of the big liner and the lowest bid was
submitted by Newport News concern.
J he board has not as yet announced
the letting of the contract.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08

Mohawk, Iacksorvl'le Fob 6 to clyde
Line. is expected to dock forenoon at ,'ier
SO tCharlton st
Due Friday
rauc N'r'. liverpool Feb |. TO White
at i'icr SO II (Wrst I'D sN
Albania ,nro. Ilverpnol Jan 3i to
Snnsra Iine ~',h "a,ls; !, rs, ,,r.''ed to
Asia ,rs> Marsoillcs jas "a. to Tahrc
Line with mails, Is expected to dock at
aist St H'l,}yn
General V { Gorras Crls,obai rch \:
to ranana x X l.,re; il expected to dock
st Ficr l. Nohokon.
city Of savannah. saYanraN rcb : to
oc.rn : : Go, is eNrca ted to dock fore
noon at ricr SS. \ Il ,SprnE sD.
pu- saturday
Ciuscrrs Verdi. Gorcs. Aun 81.
Mcdonnell & Truds
orhits. cherhours. .lsn - Roya, NJ s 60
George Washington Sou,4smp,'on FOB 2
Centennial State. Queenstown. Feb ;
tu'ol States Line
Niouw Amsterdam. Ro''erdap.. ,sp :
lfollard America Lin"
Guiana Trinidad. Fob > rurncss Witty
Due sunday
Gothlend. Antwerp. Feb g.. Ned Star Line
Mongolia, Hamburg Fcb American Linc
1olos ~ limon. l'ch rritcd Fruit Limo
city Of ST Louis, Savannah Feh
ocean s S Co
Arapahoo. lac<sonvillc. Feb s...clyde Line
Due Monday
Stavangerftorl, Bergen. Feb a.
Norwestan- American Line
Santa I.ulsa Naiparaisn. Ian 25.irace fine
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Feb H.
Furrcss, Witty & Co
Ponce San Juan Fob 4.
& Porto Rico Lire
MsracaIho Curacao. FNh Hiss Dalictt
Due TuesGny
Olympic, SOUTHAMPTON. Web 6. w star 1.ino
IacApa. Kingston, Feb United F'utt 60
pr'zaha. Havana. Feb 'o...... Ward Lime
ocean S $ co
lonape. 'aoksorvillc. Fob 'l..... clyde Limo
nuc "Wednesday. Feb Is
Adr.atc. Naples. Teh .. White STAY Limo
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Harding Moves |"
Put Federal Curb
On Wireless Phone
Orders Inquiry by Experts
ON Being Void increase
ia General Use lNenaccs
National Defense Plans

WASI!iNGTON, Feb. 7 Secretary
Hoover was directed to-day by prcsi-
dent Harding to call conference Of
army, navy and commorciai oxpcrts on
wireless telephony to conduct an in
vcstfFaiion lookinr toward restriction
Of tho use of the system
TIE subject was discussed at length
in to-hAy's Cabinet session, at which
tho President was told that the use Of
wireless telephony had suddenly be
come Important The President was
told that through the broAdcas ting of
news, adve vertisn9 music, concerts aud
other reports there had arlson The dan
ger of interruption to the use Of the
wireless telephone for purposes Of ma
tional defense and commercial pur-
poses. The proposed conference viii
report after its investigation TO the
Cabinet from which will cmanetc sur
gcstions for enactment of legislation
to control the situation.
During the discussions j. was sug
scsted tfat just as agreements Aavc
been made wash foreign governments
on regulation Of wave leNgths in wire
less tolcgraphy, so legislation might be
enacted TO control tho U.s. Of wireless
telephony by wave longths.
W NiIo on SclohllilC SUBJECTS lno NaO-
met to day also took up the question
Of the government production of hc-
lium, the non-inhammabl gas for use
in airships Of which the American GOV
eminent controls the worlds visible
supply Through various government
agencies the Cabinet VIII investigate
helium supply, with u view to sugges.-
ing to Congress Legislation by which
the government either might purchase
fields in which the natural gas from
which hclium is produced or provide in
private owned fields machinery for the
separation Of tho valuable gag
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Hartman Line Sells Z
Ships to Hungarian Co.
Vessels Formerly Transferred
From Austrian to L. 5. Flag
Return to Foreign Line

The American Ship and Commerce
Corporation, Of which ". A Hartman
Is chairman yesterday announced thc
sale OF seven Of its ships to Hun.
sarian company. which involves trans
fer TO the Hungarian flag. The rev
owners are the Oceana Sea Navigation
Company, Ltd, Of Budapest. in which
the American Ship and Commerce Navi-
CATION Corporation and the Atlantic
Sea Navigation Company. OF Budapest
are Jointly Interested. Permission to
make the transfer was granted bv the
Shipping Board several months ago.
The vessels are the Kepmanshav.
S.lo0 deadweieht tons; Keresaspa. 800
tons; Kermoor. $3.50 tons: Mount Sew
ard. 6.77o tons; Mount Sidney. 4.S05
tons Mount Sterling. 500 tons, and
Mount Summit, $500 tons
These boats wore trans rred froA,
the Austrian TO the America Hsg prior
10 the entry Of the United States into
me wal and were acquired by the
Amc rlcan Ship and Commerce Navira-
ton Corporation in 1919
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08

: C. Bedford r Sand Key Fob =
Ahansarez 80 Sc South Pass Feb Z
Aherc"s 20 F. Key West Fob =
Ar'er,ca lat 40 Is lon bS 30 Feb 6
B@rtNolomew 'S7 SSW Miami, Feb T.
H"rsestao So Jupiter Feb
r@htsnn'si state lat ~ ~ lon IS os Feb G.
t'on'srf 80 ESE Ambrose Feb =
'nnsort Sl4 E Ambrose Feb 6
'ranipton And rson 4S s Jupiter Feb T.
''urrier J w Sand Key FEB
nav'd Mckel,y g S Jupiter Feb z
Eastern Exporter 1so r Cape Henry Feb Z
+ orcidente IS NE Jupiter Feb T.
Cl 'sleo o2 Jupiter Feb
III Vale Jupiter Feb T.
Eugene II Thayer f3S r Tan, rico Feb r
F . Barstow I2 r Sand Key Feb Z
Fred w Weller ass from Tainpico Feb Z
Huifk.nE 49, WNW Tortugas Feb :, town,
two barges
cuffs sr 2s.S Jupiter Feb T.
tufstresiu 80 5 Jupiter = -
'inl'"I % Winter Q,al.G Feb r
'.nrorN County 49, trsm Mobile Ba4
Feb Z
H"una ja, s scctlun. ~ l.
Illinois = Jupiter FEB :.
Kekoskce los y by N Port Iobos Feb z
Lake Slavi 450 from New Orleans reb I.
Lewis Thurlow l25 S Egmont Keys
Feb I.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Arrived Yesterday

s.,o0ggev; {!avsna Frn I. q \ s ruea
Mnnor,vay ,Nor,. Vera cruz. 1su Ct:
r-osrcso Jaa 20: to the slunson : Lines
"Nh M.rsii sn'' He,s r,sr ',:1 NoNSST. S@nsana Ian
Cons'antinop,c. Jan = SMYRNA Jan 10;
Firaeus Jan Is, patras Jan 20: Alsi.
Ian g.. to 4 Galauos. with H. first.
n.Gse: fi-r o. BNlyn
I.a~s Far.ston. Cartagona. Jan os. Puerto
Mcrant FAY Jan 81 N1nxs;on. :ci''' reb / to to
the Clyde c.; with mdse Pier IS.
y r
FranA'n /. Lano Tsmaico. iaa so: .
crude OIL. anrho~, , of TompNinvvilr :
West Mus. Hamburg. pee ~ south
iNton. Jan -; Falmouth Ian "a TO
Rarber $ I.ne With gnase; P'cr. S. \ r.
Munsou Lines. with sugar; anchored
Tiines (Nor, Puerto Padre. Ian 81; 10
tNe Atlantic Fru'5 Co. with sugar: an
FEB :: to 4 II Bun & CO: With sugar.
Federal Refinery. YonNers: will to so
Clty OF Mon,gonery. Savannah. Feb 4.
70 the "cea7 5 Co. with pass aud mdso
ri oricnre Galv-sron. Fep l. 20 the
South'rn Pacific co; with nase. Pier as
Al~',rs. Por' Tamps to Mallory Co
y
Foregoing H. Shananei 49, rairen -.
M0 nee ,--.rn,st@ L. Ssns + Smidsp oShIna
vsns Feb : % Barber Go with mdse
veehtdiJ< N,u) Rot,ordasn Jan q; to
Nichoas 'Ccnro (No) Port Aotonio
pass s. and f fruit: sf Pi~r rs. e r
Empress OF France (isa) Liverpool 1au
q. st johns. : 3. Fen 6; to the White
sl Ma,ansss ia 9s7 Feo sfpa to cuba Ms
S co with sugar pier ls b,Nlyn
the Pan American Pet & Trans CO in bal
last; Morse's Dry DOCK. R.klyn.
~ st,, ~, ,Dnr,e 10 ''''
ak Fannin BRUNSWICK Feb 4 - the
a,a 'lory $ 60 VIII ndse; Pier 81. \ Il.
Battlestlip Ohio; sea
eap. Boston ''rh 6 70 IN United
Line '1ith wdse Pier as. Bush
.nsholm ,swcd). Stockholm Jan II.
Iolhsuhlre Jan % TO Furness. Witty CO
's:th mats aud miso' Ficr +. Bush Docks.
Jefferson Norfolk Sept o. to ,ho Old
dominion : : CO with fndso. rier g. \ X
ronanchc, lacAsonViiiv Feb g. Charles
Con = 'he E.yde 8 : Co with pass and
Sch Narga ct Ihoma.. Norfolk
Mount Cu4'on; Hamoare Jsn 2s; 4
mdse. Pier ss. u
Ana t>.or) NueNitas dan 2s. Garden {
T. b : TO tnc Munson $ Line 'vith sugar
anchored OF Liberty
Erik II DAM Philadelpha Feb 6. to
.he West India s S Co with mdse; l7th st.
fIoboken.
onera oBr>. Prov'deuce Feb s. 60 Stand =
ard OH co ot n I anchored off Tonpkns-
Vile. S l.
potoraac Danzig ard Bremen 10 L :;
Lines with pass and rndse Pier So : r.
!3or,c ,Br'. Liverpool, to White star
Zine with mdse
Tune (Nor). cardiff.
Calico (Er). Antwerp
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
NAVY Orders

from The Tr.bprc s Vash,notor Ru~eo4
WASH Notion. Feb. Is Navy orders is
sued to-day follow.
Comfort. Con- . II. to l. s s. ohio.
Noois. com. !. ~. to H. : Richmond
Str,cH and. 1t. Com. G. b. to Hampton
COLI 1t. NJ 90 I. 5 8. Morcy.
rr'csson It, +. L., to I. $. :. sa7dpipor
Rrun, Ro~n- :. NJ. 80 t. S = Mercv.
Hewitt Ih. Carp. W II. to 18th Div.
tonhoy. Carp J, to Puget sound
N'rol. carp. !. a. TO | : 6 TEXAS
Bir,0 istie. Phar'n. NJ to .uan,ico
prathcr. Oh. Pay elk ". TO l. $ s
Tennessee
B-cun. Ap OK n. 4 20 Asiatic feet
''esluk. Ap. elk r. 20 T. s s f.ah
Fuston. Ap elk. \ NJ. TO [. : s. Penn
syiVanis
Helm. 1t q sl O H. 10 l. s 8 csl,ln
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
BY Independent Wireless
Trlegraph Co., Inc.

Bowie 30 from ltrc lpland Fob :
Catherine o75 S Scotland and Turks Island
Feb 7.
Coilal,or 3a7 II Ambrose Feb T
CITY OF Fa!rbury t45 s Cape Race l'e6 6.
Chester Valley l7o II Npttcras rob
Eastern Star $40 r Ainhro'" Fch =.
Grec'an so NE riv" FathoiN 7, l'ch :.
General Gocthais ,r2 5 Scotland Fob 6.
Lafayette lof, lEavaua for Vera cru II
PM Feb 6
MontsIk 75S f. Ambrose l'ch
McNiro IA S Scotland Feb
Maraval i,l5b $ Ambrose Eco 6.
Mattoie 1874 SW Diamond shoals Nch t..
Marmcric lat SC % lon G5 &c Feb z
Mary 213 s Scotland IN l'oh
or'zatn 1o5 from Scotland l.N Toh
Princess Matoika 30 Il A'nh7ose i''b 7.
SagaNoracli 8S2 T. ANbrose Fob G.
Tune GO T. SANDY Hook l'"h
Transtormaucn - w 10y oif Nonia nN
Point Feb T.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Maritime Miscellany

%NN FRANCISCO iroh Bcssio Dollar
'R'' from Vancouver Jan 20. for Orient.
oydero to rrocood 10 Snea porn.
Noh"r Dollar Cpwpany testing ovtenrion
Of regular trans Pacific service to straits
ettl'nenta
santa ine,. coast wisc lumber str. char
t'icd for two voyages rroW rockingham to
South Eastern NHsSa. carrying pile A.
u tSIIlNGNpN, I'oh T. bic to ealv
.G Nay, 1870. vi n ~ struck hrcakN:ntcr
ut Tan picr. MoNirn. Emergency Fleet Cor
poration has dopidod ia h'ach vessel AZ
the northeast 'nh Of rolican Island. IN
Galveston llarhor. rhN+ nioorcl vessel will
he aNailnhi" As q pleasure pier for picnic
parties and anFlcrH
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Shipping Relief Outlined

WAS}lNGTON. Feb. :. The ship
ping Board to-day adopted a general
policy for tho relief Of the. pioneer pur-
chasers Of government tonnage, appli-
cable both 10 buyers who paid cash for
the ships and t+ose who still owe large
installmcnts on their contracts.
The board has determined that the
only relief that can be extended IS TO
make available additional tonnage to
pioneer purchasers at the present
world market prices Purchasers who
do not elect TO add to their fleets have
tho alternative Of turning in their
present holdings.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Fre;sl,: Ships Due
Duo To day

caprera. Moss.na. ia" is Italia Sn. Line
(;nrney' LIVE 19ol Jan - ,..A II Ful'
0''' of Newcastle Barry: t,nns, Ia1 Y ,,v. . 60
Arson. Rotterdam, Jan l. Robert i. uasue
C'oeness. Hull. lau il....N 5 Navigat 60
NNlosius Ducnos Ayr"s, Jan 9 Houston Line
Independence Ran. Rotterdan Jan "A.
Cosmopolitan Line
Aldsate; l.isbon, Jan IS Jas w rlweil 6 Co
Gallia. Palermo. Jan II.
Moore Mccormack & Co
Nsstalia Genoa, Jan Is S........ reirce Pros
Korr s s Go
Atlantic, Gulf Pacific S Corp
Almarco, birmingham, Jan 2l
Pacific Steam Navigation
" est Corun. Mon'ovideo, Jan II
Gsl'iNo. Antwerp Jan -
Enerman's Wilson Line
c"''sAolm o0'hen'uFT SI.,,,., Is@ % v,.n. -.
steel vozsser- London. Jan 25
isthmlsa s Lines
Bowie Liverpool Jan 81 White star l.iuc
Janus. Brcst. Jan % ......T Three stur Line
SlGniaFis: i'aiornlo. jar -. a II Bull G Co
Seliusi Pernarrbuco. Jar II.
Ien'port & Holt Limo
i.sinpssas. Galveston. Feb l....Mallory Line
Due Tomorrow
M"sa ba London. Jan 2s All Trans Line
hsoT', ANonlNOut n. Jan -.
II Winchester & CO
Chicaao City. Bristol Jan %.
James Arkell & Co
Due Friday
Luse hilI Rotterdam. IAN %
Black Diamond s S Corp
III Tllford. Rouen. Jan ?c..R r I. Hague
S'ah.oy Dollar. San Pedro. Jan 20.
Dollar Line
Due Saturday
Nlrgtiis. 1oudcn. Ian 2I.... Cunard S S Co
Siam CITY. Shields. .'an a7.....U s Nav Co
Due Sunday
Braailier. Antwerp. Jan IS. relgian Line
Eastern GEIcc. Qu"' nstow0. Ian Is.
Moore, Mccormick & Co
Due Monday
American Los Angeles. Jan p.
United American Lines
Moland America Line
laraby' tclth, Jan 20. ! II Winchester & 90
Duc Iucsdny
Sohohar'e. Hamburg, Jan 81. Kerr s Co
Somerset. Hamburg, Jan 2f..1 1obt l. Hague
EASTERN trag, 81 Na2aiIs. Jan so.
Cosmopolitan Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Passenger Ships Due
l,pe TODAY

Munsrar. Antilla Feb g. ~ Munson
Line with mails. ia expected to dock fore
noon ct Pier 9. foid Slip
Huron. Busnos Ayref Jan u, Montcyideo
20. Rio Dc Janeiro %. To Munson Line
With Usils Il expected TO .doc- late this
p IN or carly Thursday Pier :. Hoboken
Mexico. Havana Feb 4 to Y ( Cuba
Mail Line; is expected to dock At rior is.
c l.n tGrace ST..
Colombo 40, Genoa Jan 2s to Italia
America Line With msiis is expected to
COCK late at Pier 81. \ r (West
5Nh J.
Due Tomorrow
Sar'a Marta. Santa Marta f-o6 ? to
Jilit"G lfruit 20 ri'h mails. IL expected
10 dock m g. PIER Is, r II tMaiien Lanel.
Fort Niclor'y 'Erl. RernuGa ireb Z to
Surr"as Witty * 90 ",th mails. IS cs-
1ecied - docA at Pier 50. \ X tW's;
55th ST.
ATasus~r fBr), Reriuuda teo I. to
Royal NAH steam Packet 60 with mails
!. expected to dock forenoon at Pier l..
n fMorton st).
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Port Contracts i'm 1921
Aggregated A S57, 900, 600

Port. harbor and terminal c,-ra
AWARDED during 1921 agprega es
thaH sh7 600 900, according = sr ar.
rounce'Aent yesterday from tho Pc-t
ar1 Terminal Publishing Con- RS. .
2oS broa iway. Y ''ea stateG t,ia, p..-
cember. with total Of s1o.el4 600. was
'he largcs' month e. tho year.
Included IN tho figures are con
.facts for pier construction and river
sro harbor Improvements in the
Dni'"d Statcs. II is said that water
''o1t work early in the year was more
general than building. due to a belased
eo@ort TO provide shipping facilities.
several large contracts for the port Of
NeN Nors arc included in the total.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Sailed Yesterday

Mstura 'Br). Perth Anboy Eigor (Nor)
Kingston Steei Ranger, Boston. Anuttania
Euiaiia, Port Tarafa samuel g Brown.
Port I.obos Herbert G Wylie Tampico
Lenape. Charleston and jacksonville, Iop-
pot ,p,nz), Port l.obos, City of Columbus.
>aVarnran. N-brasAap, NaisoN N,
Lobos; Wilfaro, Baltimore; Annctta, San
tiaso Edward l. boheny, Tsmpico.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
Ht&h water Low waller
An PM AN PM
SANDY Hook . s.Oa $50 ia, 10 ~
Governors Islard 4.1S : o. ii.24 ii g
lieii Cato. .-..-.. 0e Al n4
Winds -, >ca To-day
r;ast Gplf ~ M'N'co-- -Froah uorthorlv
nds and fair wea,il,r.
West ';ulf of Mexico Moderate north
west AND east winds ard far
ca bn'an and Mindt,ard T.qs.ax
sh TO s'~ong northerly winss. over
cast weather and probably local raius.
Norh OF S-nGy HOOK strong north
w"s' nd North Winds and gsies; overcast
weather and proba bly, snNN.
Sandy Hook % Hatteras strong novth
w"st winds mad gales Diminishing We0n
day. generally fair weather.
,..s,,.l.'s FLORIDA straits strong
1"ir
Advisory northeast storm warniaes cN-
,"rd'd north of Ros'ou t. Eastport. Nc.
9 70 + H.. coast storm c~nira, south of
Nantucket moving raD.d d'y u0rt n lWsrl
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08

soatu" aud san Francisco via Newport
RorrEnDAM. Feb rvanscr (Nor,.
Now Orleans for Hamburg, New York
N,p. Fort Arthur
FORT SAID. Feb -rardanu, DD
New Y"r, aud Norfolk for batavia.
VALPARAISO. Feb = Arrived: SHnta
Teresa. Ncw York
Departures
GIBRALTAR, Jan 9t~riayo ND lramp-
ton Eoads
VALPARAISO. Feb 7-rrssoaulbo fsr,.
,NLcuITA. ,~ch crcoIc stote, San
No,EN. reb Emanuel Nobel oIscD.
Port Arthur.
CALAIS. I'rb lmatra ,rrin). Cow Work
go NItlIAFlS. Tob Asia Ir). tfrom
lishou, New York.
GENOA. Feb 2 Suverlc D'D. Now York.
LAS rNIMAs. Fob Nah TItrenc tsp).
MATlrA, jan 2e Hoboman club. San
copMN1AcrN. Ireb i Nordlys pan.
Hampton Knadn
N"g~ lFee : >nfwon 'swenD Seattle.
Conxot. Noaiiir.
ANsrrnpAM. Feb a. nap,n Cp'o,
lIHmpion Inaha.
slNGArpnn reb g. Havana. Ma,n
tJaiD. Sew York.
ROTTERDAM, Foh ocean fr'u), Now
york .th. 'apr"lls Or,. Key West
GLASGOW, Fob B. Politician (Br), San
HAinAo. rob G. sinaloa CIor). from
rniaia). san rrnnrivco.
MA NFlNsrnI, Feb - NovIan G3r),
New York
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Ship ALLEGATIONS

NNSlIlNGTON. Feb The EmcrEcncy
elect Corporation announced The follow
ms asa'snmouts to-day.
tulsa. : s45 dWt. assigned rrosdal Plan;
and La tonta mana ging agent.
city Of Eureka, s.6f5 dwt assigned Nal
10y 1r9nsport Lines, Inc. managing agent
fldinN"li. $500 dWt, chartered bs re
boat basis. New York and cuba Mai
s co.
sioux Cit.. 49os dwt. chartercd bar
hoat basis, Ne~ York and Clba Mai
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Shipping Board
Asks Insurance
Men to Confer
Seeks to Remove Handicap
on Cargoes Carried on
Government Ships; Feb.
20 Set as Tentative Date
Agreement Is Expected
". ]. Love Announces Re-
suit of Meetings Here in
Last z Days on Ship Rates

Ecadjustment Of insurance rates or
careocs carried on government vessels
probabI- will be reached at a confer
oncc called tentatively in New York
for February 20. ". J. Love. vice -presi-
der. of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton in charge or traffic, said yester-
day. He said that the marine under
writer's were disposed to grant rates to
thc Shipping Board as favorable as
those given to old established lines K
low loss ratio could be demonstrated
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
Army Orders

F~or. nc Tvfornc's WASHINGTON Burrog
WASI41NGTON. Feb Army orders
iasued o-day follow:
Air Service
lows. Capt J. II to Long Island
"anfolrh, '7pt. >" NJ, 10 Sacramento.
QuarternaStcr Corps
Richardson. capt e. T.. 70 Camp Ben
ming
nruit. =. &. r. 20 Fort Howard
Medical Ccrps
~ sr ap' VI. G.. 20 For. Sheridan
S',l7h'n Maj II \. to Walter Reed
Nosplt.i
Miscellaneous
.nYhnf!l col G. =. L. s. s. 20 Boston
Noreledg" CAp' T. \. CAV. to Waiter
Reed Hospital
G1ll lesnic. "al !. r.. ord Dept. to Spring
field i-mo-r
New-York tribune., 1922-02-08
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTFRS

ne Tribune publishes daily reports
OF tho positions Of merchant vessels re
ce'Ned through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipnasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. With
out charge report their GIRO noon
positions through tho following naval
ra'io stations in the United Statua
proper: Bar Harbor, Me. (Otterclines);
AlraEsnsctt. L. l.. Cape May ~ j.;
Norfolk. Va; Cape Hattoras. NJ CT
Jupiter, Fla; Key West, Fla New
Orleans La
These position CTR> reports should
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CITY Island

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American, E'0r..,

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New Britain herald., 1922-06-06
EXCITING TIMES IN
 GAME AT ELM CITY
Police Are Called to Clear Field After Fitchburs Club FOrleits

New Haven, June 6,-New Haven defeated Fitchburs, to Q yesterday Umpire Mclaughlin forfelting the game to New Haven in the sixth in- ming Mclaughlin imposed several fines on members of the visiting club in the course Of a series of arguments on the field. II was stormy session for a time and police were called to the diamond The contest broke up with the score 10 1 In favor Of New Haven. The crowd oyerran the field when the game was forfeited.
 The argument started when Red man claimed that Hargraye, the New Haven catcher, interfered with his bat when he hit up an intield fly The umpire ordered him out Of the game after q snappy debate, Lindstrom joined in and also was chased, This carries s25 fine in each case. John McAahon, the Fitchburg manager, then got into the fray and also was ordered from the field and s25 was added to his fine when he declined to leave
 The game went on and New Haven took it's turn at bat McMahon re- mained on the bench and when he was notified by Mclaughlin another halt was called. When McMabon re- fused to leave, Mclaughlin forfeited the game.