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nounced that $4,000, 900 would be al.
lottcd, II needed. for the restoration OF
order, and insisted that cvil.doers
mus, be amenable TO the ordinary
course of law. The Premier stated TINT
persons found illegally possessing arms
would be liable to logging.
The plan which Sir Henry Wilson
has approved would be embodied in a
bill witch would empower the Home
Secretary to delegate to the police wide
executive powers. such as hitherto have
been exercised by compctent military.
authorities under the Restoration OF
Order in Ireland Act. Sir James Craig
said one of the difficulties had been
TO harinonizc the working Of the civil
and military authorities. and In this
respect the situation had greatly im-
proved. Ry tomorrow. he said. there
would be six battaliOns Of troops in the
city to give permanent assistance to
the civil authorities.
Craig Insists Courts Must Run
Abiding to the liberation Of the Lon
donderry and other prisoners by the
British Government. Sir James said:
.'The British Government has repeat
cdly' refused my request TO draw the
line In this respect. now have drawn
the line myself. and told the British
Government that from this time on
ward our courts must run and their
sentences must he executed
Fermanagh Assizes Court yesterday
sentenced three men described as leaders
TO ten years pcLal sci\itude for har.
ticipating in the recent kidnapping raids
into Ulster. Eight others were given
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sentences ranging from five to eight
years.
Colonel Spei Ter. Secretary OF the Ci-
ster Cabinet, ;viG the Asso lated lt@s
last night the f2,OOO,OOO was in
tended to show Field Marshal Wilson
that the Ulster Government really
meant business and was de;,lGincd.
regardless of the cost. TO see that the
province Is fully protected.
Police Sergeant Clark. who was
killed by an armed bandit III Falls road
Monday. told his wife last Sunday
that he had arrested II mah on whom
he found u list Of policcmnn condemned
10 death, but that his name was rot
included. Mrs. Clark reported yesterday.
Sergeant Clark, however. had been &c.
peatetlly threatened. and as u Consc :.
quence he usually wore outlet proof
jacket.
The Belfast Telegraph says the docu-
ment found by Sergeant Clark, of which
Mrs. Clark reported, contained the
names Of twelve policemen who had been
marked for assa ssination and nll Of
whom had expressed their willingness
to re.cnlist.
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SUBTITLE - "wHERE ARE
YOJ GOING MY PRETTY MAID!

YOU GOING MY PRETTY MAIL!
I'm GOING A MILklNG'
SIR" SHE SAID.
SCENE--Man with suitcase in one
hand and package under arm rnshes ur
TO ticket Office.
Grabs up change and ticket and st',lfs
them into pockc,.
Makes dash for traik.
Heads into two OI three wrong
gates before he hits right one.
Sees train just about to pull out.
Gateman stops him and asks Tor
ticket.
Man sets down suitcase and package
and reaches into pocket for ticket.
Hits wrong pocket--ticket no there.
Loud hollering Of "All aboard!
Realizes all Of them arc. except him
self. -.
Dives into another pockct--tickct not
there.
Bell clangs.
Porters begin picking up trick steps.
Gateman inexorablc.
Still no ticket.
SUBTITLE--"WE ARE LOST T.
THE CAPTAIN SHOUTED. AS HE
STAGGERED DOW n THE
STAIRS.
SCENE--Gatcman starts to close
gate.
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STRAWBRIDGE Distributors Hart s

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Twelve Women Elected Treasurers

Detroit, March 15.--Women are to
hold the purse. strings Of more than a
dozen Michigan villages that held cleo
tions Monday. Women candidates for
Treasurer were successful In five vii.
lagos in Van Buren, County, five in
Lenawec County and one IN Kalama-
ZOO County.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
CIyde Service Stable

Reports that the Shipping Board
service operated by the Clyde Steam
ship Company to the West Indies and
Caribbean may be discontinued or that
a rate war may result, failed of con
nrmation yesterday Inquiry at the
local Offices of the board and the com
Pany disclosed plans for better serv-
ICE out no lntlmations of a withdrawal.
bronze propellers are now being put
on the Shipping Board vessels and the
tween decks improved, which would
indicate intentions for q permanent
line. The West Indian conference on
rates was said to be stable.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
Arrived Yesterday

Edith. Boston Mar 80; to a H Bull. with
'ndse; Pier r. B'klyn:
Line, with pass, mails and rndsc; anchored
Of Quarantine, will dock about 9 m at
Motership s,ureholm lswed>. eothen-
three pass and mdse; Pier A. Bush Docks
sisao'1 csr,ssena s,: Mar 10 Porto c.
Kingston %; to United Fruit CO, with sA
Polonia Dan), Libau Mar Is. Danzig II,
Copenhagen IS; 70 East As'atic Co. With e5
mdse; Pier 5. Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Lake Elmhurst. Manzanillo Mar s, Ca
siids iids 70 Philadelphia 20; to N J q Cuba
Wieidrecht (DuD, Hamburg. Mar ~;
to Philip van Om,neren Corp, in ballast; ;
cabo oTtessi (span), GHN' seville Mar 10; to
Brtones e. Co, with mdse; Erie Basin
Breakwater. B'klyn.
mana 81. Sanchez %. Turks Island %; to
Bull lnsular Line, with mdse; Pier al
Bklyn.
Adss M,aD. Naples FEB 2a. cstan. ca. ss
lea line, with mdse; Pier 81, r. ,,,,oo
Line. with pass, mails and mdse; Pier a.
b klyn.
Colon. Cristobal. Mar 26; to Panama r r
Line, with pass, mails and ndee; anchored
Will dock this morning at Pier s7 r:
Lake Arthur, Richmond March 80; Rich
mond & \ \ 8 s Co. with mdse; Pler 40,
n 4.
Mundelta, Baltimore March 40; to Nun
son Line, with mdse; Erie Basin BreaR-
water, Brooklyn
Port gu Prince March "a TO N & Cuba
Mail s S Co, with lndsc; Pier ~, r.
SYnaragd fNor), Port Antonio March rs:
E. r.
Moorish Prince fBr), Shanghai Jan II,
Hong Kong Jan Is, Manila, Jan ls, Cebu
Jan "a. Singapore Feb Z. Penang Feb 10,
Port Said March g Aran March II, Boston
March 29 to Furness, Witty s. Co. with
mdse; Pier A. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Mauretania (Br). Southampton and Cher
bours March 20: to the Cunard Line, with
336 first. 24l second cabin, A33 third class
pass malls and mdse: Pier 81. r.
TO the Ocean S S Co, with pass and mdse;
Pier 80. n r.
Il valle, Galveston March Is; TO South
ern Pacific CO. with mdse; Pier 4s. r.
L! Lago, New Orleans; to Southern Pa
ciflc Co. with mdse; Pier as n X.
Mayaro (Br), Demerara March is, Trint-
dod March 25, Grenada March "a; to Fur
ness Witty & Co. with 1o pass, mails and
mdse Pier ~, Brooklyn.
Conho Galveston March 25; 70 Mallory
s Line with pass and mdse; Pier 3s,
Philadelphia. baltimore March so; TO
Clyde S Co, with mdse: Pier ~. N r.
Rotterdam DD, Rotterdam March .3
plymouth "a; to Holland America Line
With 176 first, 151 second and 1881 third
Quarantine: will dock at 5th st. HoSoken,
about s 80 a m.
Eastern Soldier, Antwerp March 1e; 20
Black Diamond s Co, with mdse: Pier
Menominee lBr). London. 18th, to At
lantic Trans Co, with mdse.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
Insurance Men
Seek New Ship
Board Policies
Permanent Service and Per-
sonnel Necessary for Bet
ter Classification of L. S.
Vessels, Risk Firms Say
Meet Officials on Monday
First Conference Of Joint
Committees Expected to
Hasten Rate Agreements

long step toward agreement be-
tween tho Shipping Board and marine
underwriters on cargo vessel classfica-
tion is expected at q meeting here
Monday between committees for the
board and the insurance companies.
Underwriters will ask the board for
definite assurances as to permanency
of services ard personnel and FOR bet
ter consideration to claims for damages
before they will recommend for gov
ernmcnt vessels the same ratings en-
!oyed by privately owned ships, it was
learned yesterday. If these requests
are met in principle by the board, then
speedy action will be taken which
probably Will result in lower insurance
charges.
The Shipping Board committee. COM
POSED of w. L--Love, B, X. Ogden and
Commander r. D. Gatewood. is to
confer at 45 Broadway with the COM
mittee OF marine underwriters. con-
slstlng Of Charles r. Page. Hendon
chubb and William IT, McGee. This is
the first Joint meeting called since a
decision was reached several weeks
ago to go into the situation in detail
and ascertain if Shipping Board YES
sells were entitled to the same rating,
ship for ship and trade for trade.
granted to private lines.
committees for the underwriters
are now making Investigations into the
services on various trade routes. They
are giving special attention to the fol-
loving points on Shipping Board.
private American and foreign ships:
Experience of operating company. of
masters and crews; types and construc-
1lon OF vessels, number of ports of call,
reputation Of companies for prompt and
emcient service, readiness of companies
10 consider claims for damages. Having
mace these comparisons, the sub com
mlttees Will determine if the classifica-
tions generally given to government
ships are too low, and will report
accordingly.
Al the meeting next week the under
writers intend TO emphasize the fact
enat II the board expects better insur
ance treatment for cargoes on its shIps
IT must give assurance that vessels
operated on a specified trade route
ordinarily will be continued in tbat
service, and that changes Of masters
and crews will be reduced to mini
mum. The insurance men hold that
wnen they have given favorable
eiassiication to a line, changes in the
service necessitate lower rating.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
Iceberg Is Sighted
In Europe-Boston
Westbound Track
Navy Patrol Keeping Sharp
Watch as Danger Season
Nears Off Grand Banks;
Vessels May Alter Courses

WASHiNGTON, March 3l.--Oficials
Department were keeping close watch
TO night on reports from the vessels on
ice patrol duty in tlre danger zone just
south Of the Grand Banks. The Coast
Guard cutter Seneca reported yesterday
two observations, locating an iceberg
almost directly in the west bound
steamer track from Europe to Boston,
and the traffic is moving around the
spot under advisory warnings from the
photographic service.
The danger season for ice usually
does not develop until the latter part
Of April. Practically all steamship
companies operating vessels in the
North Atlantis have now agreed that
when the ice season is at hand the
hydroRraph;c Office of the Navy Depart
men shnil direct the movement Of all
vessels operating through the danger
zone during that period. More than
forty seven steamship lines, including
British, French, Italian, Scandinavian,
Japanese and other nationalities have
entered into the agreement, because of
the difficulties experienced last year
Wnen failure TO take combined action
in moving the steamer tracks to the
south to avoid ice resulted in great
danger Of collisions between vessels.
The danger zone lies just to the south
Of the Grand Banks, where the double
steams ship track across the Atlantic
from New York is joined by the similar
double track from Boston. At point
to the southcastward Of the bank the
double tracks again divcrge steamers
bound to northern Europe and central
European ports taking different courses.
warning just issued by the hydro
graphic office to the steamship compa-
niles noted that is would be necessary
in the event Of the appearance of much
ice in the region Of these great mari
time junction points in the ocean to
move both tracks sixty miles to the
south. That step will not be taken,
however, unless the need is urgent, and
then only after due warning.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
lntercOastal Conference
Readjusts Pacific Rates

Several reductions in rates have been
made by the Inrercoastal Conference to
bring the existing schedules in line
with contracts made by competing yes
sells and with those made previously by
member companies 1t was said yes
terday that as a result of the readjust-
ment the conference is stronger than
before. The principal decreases were
on wrapping paper and cardboard, from
$l.10 to 80 cents a hundred pounds, and
on cordage, from 81 to so cents.
The lsthmian Line, owned by the
United States Steel Corporation, is said
TO be observing the schedules. though
1t is prevented from joining the con-
ference by the decision of the Inter
state Commerce Commission in the Pan
ANA Canal case. The local conference
is now regulating easthound as we'll as
westbound rates
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHlPN7ASTFRS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels rc-
ceived through tia United States Naval
communication Service. Shipmssters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor, Mo. (Otterclifres);
Cape Hstteras, N. C.; Jupiter. Fla.
Key West, Fla. New Orlcans La
These position tTR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called: and they will be forwarded 10
New York. II ia important that these
reports should be sent promptly at noon
each day in order that they NAV bo
received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be aent
through the stations Of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. New
Yerk City (WCG). Babylon. T. I.
(WSE), Easthampton, l.. l. CWsA1
New London. Conn. tWST)
No charge made for medical er
surgical advice. latest news and weathsr
reports.
The Radio Corporation Of America
VII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
{WcC, slasconset. Mass (wsc9, New
london. Conn (WLC). Capo May. Nov
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will hs
given free through the Radio Corpora.
ton OF America by the U s Public
Health Servica
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
Maritime Miscellany

g., SAN FRANCISCO, March 3l-Bethlehsr
snip Building Cooperation, with bid OF
$50 s3S, low for alterations to "6O2" Creole
state. Changes include increase In steer-
age accommodations. rearrangemc:;t of
$53 900 ''s" 40
San Francisco and Oakland Terminal
Ky 90 called for bids to be opened NAV |
tor construction two steel ferry boats 241
rect long. electrically driven. to accom-
modatc 5000 passengers. Must be com
pleted in nine months For service ~,
100000. N0''
Board Of State Harbor Commission ers
reported TO be preparing most important
REVISION OF pier assignments here in years
effects terminals Of about one-third Of all
principal lines entering San Francisco
SEATTLE, March INSTRUMENTATION
OF Puget Sound Trans-Pschc Line. at
meeting here, agreed to cooperate in ef-
Tort TO terminate rate war on Oriental
Vestoound cargo Asked conference of
principals OF all lines from Pacific Coast
mee'lns probably be held at Portland,
Ora, next week
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
Cleared

?, r,.,as Cayo Mamhi, Mundy San Juan and
French Line.
Datarian Dr),- Mercer; London. At
Tarantia (Br). Caldwell; Glasgow; An
chor Line
Noordan CDt. Van Walraven: Rotter-
Gam via Plymouth and Boulogne Holland
West Humshaw, Adams Horta and Ten
eriffe: II Boil & Co.
Queenstown: white Star Line.
Georgian. Rogers; Hamburg; United
American Lines.
Albania OBr), Horsbursh; Liverpool via
Queenstown; Cunerd S Co.
Sitoebondo DD, Smith, Sourabsya to
Boston; Funch. Edye & Co.
Bristol city (Br), Crinks; Bristol; Charles
Hill & Sons
Ell Captain. Hanson; San Juan and May
aguez: Robert l. Hague
Fort Victoria (Br), Carmchaels: Hami
ton; Furness, Witty & Co.
kroonland. Newman; Cuxhaven and Ant
Star Line fSVu
Piako BD, Urquart; Auckland and
WELLINGTON via Newport News and Panama
Canal; Norton. Lilly & Co
Hudson. Randall; Bremen via Queens
town; United States Lines
Aladdin. Anderson: Steilene: Standard
Charlton Hall smith; Buenaventurs
and Ta)ara via Panama Canal: Isthmian
and Gonsives; Funch, Edge & Co.
Blair. Sanders; Rotterdam; Cosmopolitan
Shipping Co
Persier tBelg). sytar; Havre; LLOYD
Royal Beige
:, Heleoy (Nor), Rjarrolt; sagus, Munson
wetp; Ellernsn's Wilson Line
Hamilton. Nelson: Norfolk; Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co
Lake Gilboa, Forrest; Wilmington aud
1runsWlCkt Clyde s 6 Co
\, Yon9 Maru Jap Miyaji; Piraeus via
Norrok folk, HsFriss vr1s. MasiiI & GO.
Philadelphia. Norfolk and Panama Canal:
Vessel, Duval & Co.
Monteyideo and Buenos Ayres; Munson s S
Lines " :"
Fort Gaines tNor>, Langfeldt Santiago
and Guantanamo; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Edith. Hr'gge; San Juan and Ponce;
II Bull & Co.
Manaqui (BD, Nickerson; Preston and
Banes: United Fruit Co.
Psstores. Glenn; Havana. CrIstobal and
Port I.imon: United Fruit Co.
Welsika. Howland; Cardiff, Avonmouth
Holtby tBr). Newtson; Queenstown for
orders J II Winchester & Co.
Rosaiind Brl, Mitchell; Halifax and St
Araguaya tBr). Gillard. Hamilton; Fur
ness Witty & Co.
Malta Maru tJapl. Yonehsra; Yokohama
and Kobe via Norfolk. Harriss. Magiil e.
Southwestern Miller (Br). Williamson:
London; Furness Witty & Co.
r5natjap Via Norfolk. Jacksonvtie and and
Port Said Funch, Edge & Co.
East Side. Jefers Bordeaux and ST
Nazaire; Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
East Wind. Runkle; Durham and Ere
mantle; I & Australasia Lines
Lom tNor). Meyer; Sague; Oriental
Navigation Co.
storm King, shevlln; Antwerp; Black
Diamond Corp.
Plainfleld. Anderson Cienfuegos; &
Cuba Mail Co.
Arapahoe. Devereaux; Charleston and
Jacksonville; Clyde Co.
Schr Ainslie (Br). Burgess; Perth Am
boy F Whitney & Co.
Schr Whiteway (Br). Pike: ST Johns;
Sexton & Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01

.rHAMBs4AvBN, March 81 49, cordelia
FAYAL. March s1-Trey (Nor) Balti-
MANILA, March Hooser state, San
Francisco.
lp11 E1vERro2Lii err yoLii, March al - Lancastrian
LivERrooL. March 9l.-Empros- OF
hT'n'n MnnpouRNh. Sur N'w March 191n Al Manchester
Spinner tBr). Portland. Orc.
VENICE. March 2s-uisho. Galveston
Goth, Georgia 90. Norfolk.
BARCELONA. March 2e-city OF Eu-
reka. New York; Grove Han (Br), New
York
AARHUs, March 2G--srassa (swed).
RLAYE, March e7--Breitond {No), New
HAMRuRG March 97-Mexican, San
Pedro; 18th, cropesa tBr), New York via
Plymouth.
BREMEN. March 27-Monte Ncvoso 90
Baltimore; 2sth, narbadian C3r, :Bal,i-
more: La Perousc Orr), Now .erleansi
CETTE, March 2s-Korshoim Dan).
RoUEN, March 2s--Luci,lne (Br). New
Yors
SWANSEA. March 2s-Canadian Mari
ner tBr). st John, y g.
ANONMOUTH March so-Norfolk Maru
(Jap). Baltimore; Psrthenia (Br), savan-
nah.
RIO DE JANEIRo, March si--caxios
(Braz), New York; Robin Hood. Baltimore
Departures
AXIM, March 1s-sabotawan, Boston
ALEXANDRIA, March 2o--Hog Island
New York.
ALGIERs. March o5--Telegfora de Lar
rinaBa (Br), New York.
YOKOHAMA. March 27--Toyarna Moru
tJap)4 Grom Kobe. Seattle.
KOBE, March 2s-Talthybina (Br), TIA
(from Hong Kong), Vancouver
BARRY. March 30---Andree (Br), New
York.
RRIXHAM. March 3o-Cadillac tsr),
Urom HulD, Key West.
FAYAL. March 3o--Fenchurch (Br).
from Leixoes). New York.
HULL. March S0--Idaho (Br) New
York
LE1NOEs. March 2s--Fenchurch (Br)
New York
NAPIER March 2s--Csnadian Cruiser
(Br). boston.
GENOA. March 2a--Ada GtaD. Boston
ST VINCENT, G V, March 29-Bor-
derer (Br). (from Cape TOWN.. Boston
ROTTERDAM, Mnrch 29--Cardiganshfre
tBr), san Francisco
LONDON, March 3O--lIowick Hall Bal
timore.
(from Manra), Portland ore.
MARSEILLrS March 2T-Wearwood
(Br), Hampton Roads
VENICE, March 20.-Maid of syra (Br).
New York. >'
G1BRALTAR. March ao.-Hampst.sd
tBrl Grom Bombay, Philadelphia
CLYDE. March so.-Barambah (Br,,
GLASGOW. March So.-Astronom.r rBr>.
San Francisco wan
PLYMOUTH, March s1.-Ryndam tDu,
tfrom Hotterdam). New York
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
Shipping Board Adds
To Its Active Fleet

Sixteen Shipping Board vessels now
returning to the United States from
Russian relief work will be kept ready
for active service, it was learned yes
terday. Officials at New York said
business was gradually increasing and
that about seven or eight steamers
were being added to trade routes each
week
To meet the demand for "spot ships"
the board maintains a number of yes
sells in readiness for immediate serv-
ice, breaking them out Of the idle feet
and fitting them for operation. Most
Of these boats in New York are being
taken from the feet tied up in the
Hudson. AS the Russian relief steamers
return they will be added to the spot
vessels The Honolulu, privately
owned steamer operated by Moore &
Mccormack in the Russian service.
reached New York this week as the
first to come back.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01
Foreign Ports
Arrivals
BRISTOL

BRISTOL, March s1.-opelika ph,,..
delphiA.
HoNGKONG, March 2s-Bolton castl.
(Br), New York
CALCUTTA. March 2s-Canadian rrav-
eler tBr>. Vancouver
lLOILO, March 29--Fairfield City. New
York. '' wv"
ROTTERDAM. March 80 - saxoletne
(Br). Baton Rouge
YOKOHAMA, March 27-Horaisan Maru
tJapj, Tacoma and Seattle: 2sth, Arizona
Msru tJap). Tacoma and Seattle; Tjileboet
lDuD: Portland, Ore; Vnita, Portland.
ore Honolulu Maru (Jap). New York via
, KOBE, March 2s-west Prospect San
francisco via Yokohama: City of Mel
bourne tBr), New York
TRALEE, March 2s-Penmorvah CBr).
LONDONDERRY, March al Assyri.
ceededl. ' pt'
,p.l pLoNDoN; March al-Canadian Coaster
New-York tribune., 1922-04-01

Cuba Mall Line with mails; Ia expected to
dock forenoon at Pier II. r. Il (Wall sO,
Duo Tomorrow
Lapland, Antwerp March "a Southamp-
ton March "a; TO Red Star Line with md se
Is expected TO reach Quarantine at 10 - n,
and viii dock about noon at Pier 6l, N
tWest 23d st).
Carscnr, San Juan March IS: to Bliss
Dallett co with mails. rs expected to
dock late tomorrow at Pier Ii. B'klyn
tCiari sp.
Apache, Jacksonville March so; to clyde
Line Is expected TO dock forenoon at Pier
city of Columbus. Savannah March 20;
70 ocean CO; Is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 81, r tSpring sD.
Due Monday
Susquehanna. Queenstown March "a: TO
United Statea Lines with mails. Is OK
pected to dock forenoon at Pier l. IIo-
boken.
Britannia trr). Marseilles March 1s: 10
Ta brc Line with mails: is expected to dock
forenoou at Slst st, 8'klyn.
Regina D'1talia UtaD. Naples March "a;
70 Lloyd Sabaudo with mals; is expected
70 dock forenoon at Pier o. Cwest
ulua CBr). Havana March 81; to United
lFruit Co with mails; is expected to dock
fo,snoon at Plsr ID, + r sMsiden Lane).
Pier .. ER (oid sip>. W N'0" ~
Porto Rico san Juan March 20; to N Y
to dock forenoon at Pier 35, B'klyn (At-
lanuo Basin).
Fort Hamilton (Br), bermuda April /;
to Furness Bermuda Line with malls; In
expected to dock forenoon ut Pier 90, y Il
West 5sth sD.
Halifax; to Cunard- Anchor Line with
mails Is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
50, r (West oath st.
Due Tuesday
Giuseppe Verdi OtaN. Naples March 90:
to Mcdonnell Truda with mails; ia ex-
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier -. n r.
,osa nsTo nr) paae wsparsse M"rsh via crs
at Pier AZ. y r. (Mor,on So.
Carrillo Santiago March 81; 10 United
forenoon at Pier Is. e r (Maden Iane(.
,.,! siboney Havana March 81; to N e.
doels forenoon at Pier II. e r lWal sD.
o.. CIty G Of Montgomery. savannah April /;
noon at Pier s5 (sprtng G'H 20 st)' o0'N lore
Comanche, Jacksonville April to Clvde
hine as = rGTTPbected GTb TO dock forenoon at Pier
Duo Wednesday
st Mihiel. cristobal. March 20. L s Army
Munamar. M.r.rn !, Antilla. March sl,Munson Line
Un-Aner Line
Due Thursday
seydhtz. Bremen. March 49,
North German Lloyd
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, April !. ''
fuINeSs, w ltHy d Co
Araguaya. Bermuda, April 4,
Royal Mail Steam Packet
Due Friday
America, Southampton. March so
United States Lines
Hqultehe. southampton, - ..Cunard Line
Orduna, Southa mpton, March 28
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Huron, Santos, March 22. Munson Line
Due Saturday, April 8
Old North State, London March 80,
United States Lines
Ryndann. Rotterdam. March so.
Holland America Line
Vanoyck, Montevldeo, March 90.
Lamport & Holt Line
Mt Clay, Hamburg. March 80
United American Line
La Bourdonnsis, Havre, March %,
French Line