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New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Shipping Lines
Preparing g for
A Coal Strike
DO Not Fear Results Of a
Walk-Out on April | i'm
Mines; Expect No Delays
on Trans Atlantic Runs
Big Steamers Burn Oil
Coal Supply Said TO BE Am
pile for Several Weeks:
British Fuel Available

Transatlantic Steamship ljues have
bunker coal for cons dcva hle time
ahead, and show lttle alaru A. the
prospect OF the n'igc strike Apri, |.
No delays are ant c'patc5 IN ta sail
lngs Of the large liners. as fDllv 90 oer
cent are oil hurnrrs. Otnoi. which dc
pend uDoU ceei alone can 1et uunic
fuel in BrltsA ava oth.r .ine-tol
ports for tho puEd nip u JueS
pected shottage should occvr F.. lcN
York
0Gc as of the Shipping u3.sd. tae
United American tines, tte 'uteruS-
tlonal Mercantile Nareia Cont aoy and
ether lines said that they dc not an
tcipate serious difficulties
A large 0Um ber Of foreign vessels re~
Gently have been iosd ug coal as bal Vast
and bringing Z 20 tins country for sal.
at nominal figures. In the event of
prolonged strike mere IT a.t.c.-
pated that the movement of Y, "a coal
VIII reach large proportions. vil.,. ui'.
ae the reverse OF the procedure Gufif.-
the coal strike in Great Britain last
year.
Officials O. har6o~ SHIPPING com
panies declare that t}cre is sufficient
supply now on hand 1T the Port Read
ing and other docks TO last several
months IL IS understood Shat the
United States Lines some time ago put
up the fuci question to officials in
Washington and received assurance
that there was nothing to fcar
Many Of the smaller steamship COM
panies, whose ships burn coal exclu-
svely and do not have the capacity to
bunker abroad for round trips, have
asked the coal companies about future
supplies, and have received replies chat
@Aere would be no shortage
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

'r' ueon. Mallerpve. Mactlnaw OBr)
Antwerp, etc. via Baltimore Albert u
A.o.,a, rampico, Julius Sehindler O'erl
= PANAMA CANAL crlstobal March 20
Arrived Kandehar U}r). New York Santa
Pedro.
PORT ARTHUR; Tex. March 49, >,.,.l
Dclphijuls UpD, plymouth, reaper Port
Lobos Sailed Wa Sepoy Hr Devon
port, Gulfiond. north Of Hestter-as. ..,...,
Csssendra Up, Glasgow; Corvallis Nor-
lu,.., w. uQ,p, Nplt"u.. sailed W'iH,l
man O',D Ljyerpool nnl Ayonmouth;
PoRrLAND. oro. March e. Arrived ID, Z:
Hoktai Meru hgrcha HolEinm Ii.1ra, Mar"
PONT TAMPA, Fla March 23 Sailed;
Cuba. Havana via l<ey West Ontario G'D,
Bcrnes. shawmut Philadelphia.
SAN FRANCISCO, March - Arrived
80. cuba, Cristobnl; -, $taoitY Dollar
New York; Montana p) RordruT IN.
% ,MszaUan, retro Paulovst siberia "a
Seattle; Virginian, Liverpool, Dsngr. Fort
land, orc; 30, Jeanette tBl). Apie IIamor
sAvANNAu. March rs Arrived nssez,
Sailed; city OF Montgomery NeW York;
81 JOGiN, N IL. March % Arrived
Lnkonln t}I). Avoumouthi Fauad ~ al
ORD Hclfast; Manchester Itoro tHD.
TAMPA. Fla. March % Arrived: I W
Riggs, Fort Myers and return; schr g "
Hac(l"Y (Br), Cardeuas. Sailed. fauo'l
VIhHYARD HAVEN. Mass, March ~
Arrived: schr Niuccnt \ " White Oirl, PM
adelphia for ItalifaN. Sail"d: Schr5 re
becca q Whuldir. frols i}augor for NJ So
York; Hnrbara w CHr, from 81 Martin,
B, for New York EVeYu NilA"Y tHD,
from Liverpool, y u. for Sow york. q ~
Bentley G8rD. from Iort Grcviile- for
Bridgeport; Ida Il Gibson. from Bangor for
Montville, Conn, Alice L Weut"orth for
IirNnnNOrt
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Marine Disasters

CUERBOrRG. France. March - (BY
The Associated Pr"ss} West Caruth aidca
by pilot tug from Cherbourg. reached port
TO day after having becn iu distress since
last night off northeast coast of Franc~.
HAD to sacridc" IarE" part of cargo "f
bamboo from DHkar French " eat Afric0
+AN FRANCISCO. March % Ifawkcyo
state. io por, from Baltimore. had fire
jatr 22d u forward hoIlec roam Survey
showed slight damage. Scheduled saiI-
tug for Honolulu to-uiEht Will nor b" O.
layod. tinVl llJyc state had WWijar fire be
tore leaving Baltimore.
city Of Bombay C8) Mauchaatcr for
san Francisco returned to Manchoster on
22d with deep tanks leaking b'di@, viii
have TO discharge cargo to- make repairs.
ASTORIA. March 23--Sch Eeole. COOS
Bay for Osaoa. put in hero i2ih With shoe
damaged BY striking reef off Coos Bay;
4 Will survey.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

is expected 60 Cock forenoon at Pier ~,
n X (Mnrton st)
metspan, cartseena March II to United
Fruit Co with malta is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 1t, n II tMalden Lanel.
city Of Atlanta. Savannah March 81; TO
Ocean @; Is expected ~ docit forenoon
at Pier 36, n (spring sO.
Due To~morrow
Albania tBr). Liverpool March 10; to
Cunard co with malls: is expected &c
dock forenoon at pier 81, y II CWcst
lAth sD.
Colombia san francisco ren is vie
Colon, Havana and Baltimore; is expected
70 dock forenoon at Pier 80, B'llyn OcNt
to Hamilton aV ferry).
Yucstan. Havana March q; to \ &
cuba Mail CO with mails, Is expected
70 dock forenoon at Pier a. E tWal st).
Noordam (pD, Plymouth March l6; to
/ Holland America IlnH with mails; is cN
pected to dock afternoon at foot of 5th 81,
Nobokon.
Due sunday
Hudson, Queenstown March II; to l s.
Limos With mails. is eNp"etcd to dock lato
to might OF early Monday at Pier !. llo-
bokc1.
Nroonland. Antwerp March rs; to RED
, star Line with mails: is expected to reach
Quarantine late "ud dock about 10 IN
Monday at Pier go, r (Wost 18th sn.
General . w Goethals. Cristobal March
l9. to Panama II $ : co with mails, is
eNrected to dock about 10 n Nt Pier 81,
Il (West &1th ST.
Comanche. Jackson>illc March 25; to
clyde s Co; is expected to dock afternoon
Al i'ler Ah, \ X tth&ritpu So.
City OF Montgomery, savannah March
afternoon at Pier 80. n z (srrins sD.
Due Monday
coItis. Ltvorpoor msrsn 1sv 5,r9% s5ar tioe
La Lorrainr. TTayre March l8 .Ironch lime
MMncoosa. liverpool, March 17~Cau vac 60
P8atores H8vaua, March 20. Unit Fruit Co
Pence. san Juan. March %
Santa Elisa Valparaiso. March 10
" II Grace & 90
Huua, Mayagucz March %. .Rliss- panctt
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda March -.
Furucss- Hcrmuda Line
Due Tuesday
Olympic. Southampton, March -.
White star Lime
StaNauEerfJOrd, Eorc"r, March 49,
NuYWrS IAN American Line
Canada. st Mch3elp. March a.. Eabre Limo
Hubert, Pava. March i5......... Booth 4 Co
HTizH3&, Havana, March 2t..... Ward Line
Due "Wednesday
Adriatic, Naploa. March l5....NN star Line
! Fort St Georgr, Trinidad. March 22
Wuerttcmberg, namburF. March -.
United American Lines
Due Thursday
Caronia. Gibraltar. March -. Cunard $ = Co
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. March 2S
Furuess. Witty & Co
Araguaya Bermuda. March 2S.
Saudcrson 6 SON
Arapahoe, Jacksonville, March -.
Clyde : Co
Due Friday. March II
folonia, Copenhagen, March is.
Baltic American Line
Sixaola. Kingston, March 26.. Tn Fruit Co
city Of st Louis. Savannah March %
Ocean 5 5 Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Gulf Shipping Increases

From Tlic Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 23.-American
flag vessels in the Gulf trade are carry
ing 80 per cent of the cotton for ex-
port, against Is per cent Of the cotton
expectations Of last year, j. 3. Smull,
president Of the Fleet Corpora tion
~ charge of charters and allocations,
announced to-day. Operators of gov
crrment tonnage in the Gulf trade are
seeking additional cargo carriers under
the NJ. @. 4 agreement to meet the in
creased traffic
Passenger business in government
liners also is on the increase T. Il.
Ross bottom, manager of the United
Sts;es Lines. advised the Fleet Corpo-
ration to-day that al his liners to Eu-
rope already had made bookings TO
their canac;tv mp to July /.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Red Star Line Resumes
Work ON Belgenland

Completion Of the Red Star liner
Belgenland IS a passenger vessel will
he undertaken at once, the Interna-
tional Mercantile Marine Company an
nourced Yesterday She is to ho place.
in the Antwerp trade, for which she was
originally designed. and will be the
largest boat to ply in Belgian waters
having capacity of 5000 passengers
and registering 5000 tons.
The Belccnland was launched a,
Belfast in 1914, but the war interfered
with her completion as planned and
she was put into commission as the
transport Belgic. Following the ar
mistice she made several trips be
tween New York and British ports.
1t is expected that the Belgenland
Will be ready for her maiden voyage
m the spring of 1923. The work is tc
bo done in the yards OF Harland &
Wolff, whore she was built. She is {
vessel of eighteen knots, is go feet
IN length and seventy feet in width.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
BY Independent Wireless
Tel Co. Inc,

T. lDistances in n'iIes, position at noon un-
Afoundria $40 p by y cape Henry Mar 90
AgWilake rs SW Nantucket Mar 23
Rcuh ~ lat 80 26 \ Ion 81 SO w Mar %.
Balsam 204 Z Ambrose Mar %
Banda arrives New York AN Mar a.
CathcrIne gao Nantucket Mar A.
Comal 1872 \ Jupiter Mar o.
Curricr 265 SW Nantucket Mar o.
haStern Cras lat "a II ion s. % w
routana 1.G4e W Bishops Mar 23.
FINLAND L67@ E Ambrose Mar %
II NJ Flagcr 55 ESE cape Race Mar %.
hroonland 1856 e Ambrose Mar %
Lenape 9S SW Scotland Mar 23.'
PM Mar %.
oynpe s@pects arrive Quarantine satur-
Oatarjo II S I7ire Island Mar 2S.
n}pestone County ,so7 p Ambrose Mar -
Ponce 2%5 \ san Juan Mar %.
puantiCo ii J1iro Island Nar 23
Sshroon lat it a \ Ion 20 81 " Mar 20.
santa Olivia 209 NE Cape Henry S pm
Mar -.
Tul<a $50 NE Hatteras Mar %.
e6tern Spirit 400 Il Ambrose MAr 23
west Cressy lat 80 90 y Ion 20 S4 "
=
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
MARINE REPOR'T9

England. March 10 and II: Lat 50 20
lon 20 drifting mine with two horns;
iat ~ 81 lon 2 81 lifeboat bottom up and
quantity Of wreckag"; lat ~ 20 Ion 30
derelict with mast projecting Is # out
uf water. and lat 50 ~ lon ! mine with
two prongs -AQCtTANTA.
INTEnNATIONAL ICE PATROL
SERVICE
The following radiograms were received
from Z Coat Guard cutter SENEC a.
March 22. Eergs GROWERS and 6el1 ice
reported 2ist between lat AZ - lon ~ 80
ana lot ~ ~ lon ~ TO- our position lat
~ og lon 50 o. drifting In fog near berg
and GROWER since yesterday.
March ~ our position lat ~ 81 lon
~ ~: noar iceberg drifting knots per
hour sot Io0 degrees Reports 19tb. Borg
and hcId ice l1t A. 80 ION ~ 25. growjer
lot ~ 5s Ion 80 ana berg lat q 80 ION
10 o.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Admiral Line Sets
New Record on Pacific

The Admiral Line Pacific Steam
ship Company IS setting new month
ly record for is service. with an esti-
mated tonnage Of $1,000 weight and
measurement during March, accord
ing to the Seattle Chamber Of Com
1nerce. Reports from other Steamship
Companies also SHOW that there is a
steady increase in shipping from Puee,
Sound to the Orient. 10 lower Pacific
ports and 10 the Atlantic and Europe.
New vessels are being added con-
stantly
Increased cargo offerings in the p
citic Coast-Europcan route Of the Com
pagnie Generate Transatlantique has
compelled the addition of another yes
sci to the service, the third since the
first of the year. The French Line is
now operating seven on this route.
year ago the Charles Nelson Line
Of schooners had eight vessels, with
three saIlings weekly from San Fran
cisco and Seattle. Now fourteen steam
schooners are required to handle the
business, with an average Of five sail
ingS a week.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Departures

ANTWERP March 2o-Armtnco CAJs).
phuadolphia; cambrai TRANSPORT, Now
TiInNTslN, March 2o--Hohtor (Nor1
iIAVRE, March 21-cnicago (ro. New
York.
from Hull for st John. \ y.
BRISTOL, March 22-Chicago city (BD,
FIYMCuTu. March 22-Eostorn cooet
Philadelphia 23d. Rotterdam CDD, frpN
Rotterdam for New York.
sHAHGiIAl, March Endicott, Sew
MANcHEsrER. March 22-otaroa Hr.
St John, u; Esd, Delaware OC, Nes
MAN1LA. March 22-rine Tree state.
Y0KoHAMA. Msrdh 1e-G1ion cBr).
from HongkopE for Nancouver = c.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-West Totant,
noTTERDAM. Mar~e ouvJo,
cfrom lango}, Boston and New on,
HAMBURG, Marcn N-Ata.... (Br).
Phuadelphia; 10Th, Western ocean. New
sEccoNpnr, March 2o-wtthinsson
(Pr). New York.
AvoNMoUTH, March 21--consort Now
York
HrEINA, March 2l-I1ibergen puteh}.
ATcKIAND, March 2l-Malsura (Br),
ciRNNGnMorTH. March 2f-wudwood
Mobile
HONGKoNG. March 22-Aiabama Maru
1Jap>, Tacoma; Talthybias CBr, VAN
couver
SHIELDS. March 22-Absorol1a. Norfolk.
SOUTHAMPTON. March 21--lnllsrim
(Nor), Baltimore.
DUNDEE, March 22-Graciana CBr>
(frorp Rotterdam and Leitn), Philadel-
SWANSEA. March 2a-,rotusfont ORD.
(from AVonmouth), st. John, y Il.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Foreign PorIs
Arrivals

r1HAEus. March Il-Aaia G'r). >ow
York via Providence.
MNssINA, March IL rusiey Hhy, pill
v1LEMcrA March lc.-ct'y of rureHa.
eNNrW% Ear. March Ampe,eo cpelF),
GuGNT March 20 uoroby Castle HD.
UlTiE. March 20 Missouri u'r) Bal
tlmore; Narch 2l. Federal. Galveston
MANCHESTER MARCH - Manchester
''''@' H'0NG NTo'IIG,' ''' M@rch i.," 24-rynoaroo-
HAi1iHTHo. March - uuropt, ut9.
York; March 20 El@asier CBelEJ. %ew
HoRsENs. March 1s-Nylond oswod),
GoTHENnURG, March Stockholm
RRhME>, March io-cody. Now Or
TIrsurNc. March 2t-AIa. baltimore.
FREMANTLE, March u - Eastern
G,LiAsGow. Marrh 2r-Roncra Or.
New Orleans; March - Algeria CBrj.
New YGrN March 23, Parthenia CHr},
savannah and Norfolk.
SHANGHAI March 80 Eastern Sailor.
HoNG KoNG. March % -ratyo Msru
(Jap), San Francisco.
VALPARAISO. March % -NcstaUa CRr}.
nJTNoS AyRns. March 22-ntobco.
KOBE. March Is-Ai1era CRr). san Fran
cisco; 10th Wenatchce. Tacoma and se-
attic
YOKOHAMA. March 2o--Besseruer city.
New Orleans; Hoosier state san Fran
cisco.
HoRART, March 2l-clty of Canton
ono. New York
SYDNEY, \ s W. March % Eastern
Planet New YORK.
BOuLOGNE, March -Ryndan Oor.
New York for Rotterdam ard proceeded-
LIVERPOOL. MARCH, - NuifrodiaN
Car) Boston via NewN'orl1: Nerciau CHr).
Boston. PhiIadelrhia and Baltim'ro.
PLYMOUTH March 22-SaNouj1 'Brl,
NeW York for Hamburg and proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Arrived Yesterday

ESst side St Nagatre March ; to Cog
ropoiltan shipping co. with mdae, Pier
Georgian, Hamburg March R; to United
American Line. with mails aud lndse. Ficr
..sj Meslco Wa". ,5 E5ls!nor March 2. to East
Sperm'na tbI>. proEreso March Il; 70
York. (Ge,). Bremen. March ~; to North
German lloyd. with l6S cabin, II third
class pass malls aud indae 9th ST. no.
boEfn
,er, Ni'torIa Hrl. Bermuda March -
20 FAr0ess -Ncrm0'a Line. With 2N pass
m .if and lnf So Pier % y II
At.7 Ht's t@NoiD, Gotheuhurg rcb i.
.'...as-aO .' to l'urnc<s. W!thy & Co,
r.-N "os Pier (, npch Doc',s. pEiyu
4r.a No'.",N, Lobos March "a To
.r-'r o0 CO, with crude oil. Pier !,
q. G.rtf,r locfS, Bayonue.
Fa-cmr CFr Dun'drl Fob 6. itavre
IS. NordeauN 25 Fayal March s to COM
tlae ris 'ap. Southampton and -her-
topre N~rh 15 70 White STAY Limo. With
PHI Uro rs second cabin and i6s lhigd
lass fass. malls ans mdse; Per 63, y r.
Colombo 90. N4plcs March g. G uoa
-. co. the I'a!ia-AmeLica line. With 26
'rst. -e"nnG 60 .tn. 80 thirC class pass,
Can5sla l,obo4 March l<. to rou,
>'. .ean F'Woirum Trsn"port C.. Lith
d. Oil, anchored off Tplurs rsiuslI'ic. : /.
cam yacht Petric;a, Miami.
Ef!t4 iael FRI. Bordeau Narcn d. to
conoeen.e Csrgralle iransetianuque vim
at- iier -, z.
su,... rlauG. Antvecp. February IS. -
bIUrk DiauuOd : Line with IUaC: Pier
g. ANN. Base y ,llyo
sttoebonco ulu}, soursbays. Jan il.
Mscaseai. Jan Il. SaWaraug. Jan 20. IA
tayia. Feh /, Padane, Feb Il; Port Said,
Feb %; GihraItar March s: to f'uuc j.,
bGEe q co with Indsc, Pier t, Bush Docks
Is 'ltlyn
AIaeuaya (Br>. Bermuda, March u; to
Sandersou & Son with $50 pass and in bal
81
Paria, Paramaribo. March 4; Trinidad
March 10; Port au Prince, March 16 10
Cl!de Line with one pass and mdse, $50
II, Il csR'tsn 5 3 A9,5ns: March Y? 70 West
Hos@-c OBJ, (nE) Ee1 Ga,e%5'a & 5s" s IS cSlonpo ,
A'Eiera, FeD - Halifax, Marcn l3; Boston.
March Is. IhiladC !pi4a. March %. to
HoG'der. Weir & Boyd wttA l"Gsc, Pier
l. American Docks 6 /.
AooIus. Hu'nos Ayros March 5; Monte
ydeo March = santos March RIO
Go Jensiro, March 10, to the Nuasou Lines
IN i-' pass mails and m4sa. rlet ..
Nstsues. Gr) Iar burg Msrcu Il;
Tii.n mdse' anchored of Red Hooll Flats
lssbe.a, Npeyitas March IL; to y &
Gloa G1,loa Mai 60 with sugar; National
refinery, YoDker4.
..hovio ,Bp, Liverpool. March If; to
Lac Fannin, Brunswick, Marcn 2l: to
NI4 IT, Line Win u.dse, pj,r -. \ r.
r, Iayonne. Ehuaea.phia. March 22; to
Nariu.' plI Go with 'u3s-; Iayouu,
.Antua, Santiago March l8: to Ward
Line With mdse; anchored off Liberty
Apache Jacksonville March 10; to Clyde
Line with pas and mdse. Pier 36. f.
Alliance. NorfoiA March u to Old DO
minion Transportation Co with mdse Pier
Lake Ikatan, Philadelphia March %; to
"Srd Line with mdse; Pier II. Bklyn.
fa!olna (Cuban). Philadelphia March %;
to Munson Lines with ndse Pier 10, f r.
Syria tFr), Lisbon March 5. TO James
w BNwcll with mdse; 31st st. Bklyn.
Samland tBeD, DanAig March 5; to Red
star Line with pass, malls ana mdse ;
&ncnored off Quarantine; Will dock about
so III at Pier IS, r (West I7th ST.
Tarantia (ST, Glasgow March II; to
Anchor Limo with ndse. Pier "a, y r.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Report Cameron Will
Buy Liner New York

Negotiations are now under way for
the purchase OF the steamer New York
by f. l. Cameron, of 100 Broad Street.
it was reported yesterday. 1t is under
stood that if the deal goes through
control Of the Irish American Line. of
a Wator Street, which now has a con
tract for the purchase Of the vessel,
viii pass to Mr.. Cameron, and the serv-
ice Will be continued under the same
name. The Irish-American Line an
rounced about week ago that the
New York would sail for Dublin
April Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Cleared

Dominic tBD. Buck; Para and Manaos
VIZ a,,rr l3r1oiT R9SIs l'so6 c%j %isan lnG.
5iaiIa nr,. McNiel; St Miohaels and Lis
bon via New Bedford; Anchor Line.
Hon"ric tBr), Howarth; southampton
and Cherbours: White Star Linz.
Guiana tBr), Charlton; 81 Thomas and
St .Croix; Furness Witty & Co. 0'''''' ~''N
Aigic. Olsen; Palermo and Syracuse
city Of Glasgow tBr}, Nm; Yokohama.
Kobe and shanghai Via Boston Norton,
Frederic n Kellogg, Nader; Tarnplco; ;
ran-American Petroleum and Transport
Everest G8r), Allen; sagua; Munson s
Lake Como. Tonnesen, paroooa. Santiago
and Guantanamo; Atlantic Fruit Co
Mirnesotan. Snith Liverpool to San
.Hitsmaao. kinney: Mobile ana TAMPA
I'natrs cFinn}, sandman; Baltimore
cacique, Hunter, Horfoils; w II Grace
Pu5ney CDr). Turner; Baltimore; Funch.
Wipolo. Blachler; Los Angeles and san
Fe@ra VIA Pan5ma Gan@!i Williams Co.
greso, y Y 6; cuba Mail s = Co.
Kadnor Howard; Yokohama and Kobe
VIA Panama Canal Barber $ : Lines.
rs4so via Baltimore ana Panama Canal;
Esperta, o'Nel Santa Marta; United
Fruit CO.
aij4ne Fr). Olivier Cadiz and Casa
Blanca va Patladclphia Three star Line,
Tr0mpenberg DuD. Tresmna; Matanzas
Vic Norfolk, 9 N Fettrrof.
Spermina (Br). Bassct: PrOgrcso 10
Plymouth; MGnson $ Lines.
San Edwardo tBT), Cole; Tanp!co An
glo- MeNican potroleum Co.
Eastern Tempest. Staman: Londonderry
and Belfast; Moore &; Mccormick
Delaware, Robinson; Boston; Eastern
5 = co.
Sch Gamble. Harris Punta Arenas to
Stamford; Scott & co.
snip 1onawanda; Aas, Norfolk; W X
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

ne Tribune publishes daily reports
OF ire positions Of merchant vessels re-
c"iVed through tra United states Vat.sl
Communication Service. Shiprnastors ~
Fessels with radio APPARATUS NAV. VIM
out charge, report their GIRO noon
positions through the following naval
r&a!o stations In tho United states
PPaQpeFi r.. Bar Harbor' Ne. (ottercliHea};
Key West. Fla. New Orleans La
These position CTR) reports sbouId
he addressed only to the radio statin1
called, and they viii bc forwarded *
New York. 1t is important that these
reports should he seUt promptly at noo,,
each day in order that thev 49, Ia
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Position reports can also be xant
throug n the stations OF the Independen,
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York city (WCG). Babylon. l.
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No charge made for r,ediosl
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York city (WNY). :"
Medical and surgical advice will ho
given free through the Radio Cornorso
tion Of America by the I Publio
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
DANGERS 10 Na,iyailon

GJy O. $ lydrogra phio OrfcoI
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN-Orl' THE
AMERICAS COAST
Tho following obstruction8 were reported
Norch 90 Lat % - Ion ~ ts passed.
wooden platform about 30 ~ square with
floating spar 30 Fl long attached -h1EGA\-
TIH March 10: Lat - 80 lou n - passed
small boat with one side damag"d. appar-
emily 70 schoouor's lifebo2t--iIuEDN
ALONG THE ONHEsEA ROUTES
Tho following obetrl3ct ions were reported
- Received from Lands End Radio station.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24

Tho LIEhthousc Service announces rolfev.
Ing az Fts FathDW Bank light vessel
Delaware Hav approach r. post pouot uut
about April 60
May +. tbc two G<ea white lights shown
from rive tathoiu Bau< lEht seI
Dsi1w'r" Bay arproacb. in au;roE'rnate. g
lat AZ j. ". iou - - 3 ~. win b..
placed by oue oeluitiug Nh.e scet ,fen.
light of $500 cand!epo.ver every s.saa
errandT. Ihue. light seconds. r.tIps-
seconds. eIeYated O.. r. above tro water
q channel has been draJged at tho en-
trance TO - ind3u HarboT Latvia. ~ p
least depth of iHt4 = ff Iurfers) - norma
water lr.el rhe channel. ~hich is l5'
Tds Gs taet-r1 long and - y14 ~
rrI"trr-J broad. onIR ia the direction
yds Cff matars) uortinara of the outer
cTireuitr of tha south NoIe. ApproxI
uate position of -out1 @iole head lat 81 -
20 y. iou ~ 81 - u
March ~ the following DJoya In the
South Channel o' tho Rarjtao River New
L"reet. a"ra changed ~ ihir1-elags buns.
DrrdHed Channel OpoH. painted Ted AND
black in horizontal bands. Dredscd Chan
mol bpoF4 @, 3. and
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Sailed Yesterday

r~tncess MAY CBr). Port Antonio; Void
r- Nam lBrl. Vita: Narg tNor). kingston +;
I"r01I I"' N"'vD0rt %rWS: Ro~~Nf}d
tNor), Philadelphia; John y Archbold,
-'oft I-oboa, nars lano tirl. =. .. @p.
49, rahJ-. JachsorFi!le: Empress OF Brit
e!n lbr). Liverpool; DoIliuic tBr), Para;
Ezet"r CITY CBr), Cardiff; Westport. Phila-
deiphia; city OF ST Louis. Savannah.
iu'" tc" ''iO(, baltimore. City Of Glasgow
lE,A No'-cNam" vie Boston.
Lake Como. Santiago; Sherman Valpa
raise Via Baltimor"; Saranac (Br). Avon
mouth; Hellas (Nor). Monte Cristi; Gulf
prince, Port Arthur; Westport. ---;
ship Tonawanda, Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds nj Sea To-day
East Gulf Moderate east and southeast
winds and partly overcast weather
West Gul(--Fresh southeast and south
winds and partly overcast weat her. prob
ably local rains over porthwest portion.
Caribbean Sea and Wintward PasHage---
overcast weather and probably local raine
North OF Sandy Hook and SANDY Hook
20 Observation-Disclosures to fresh south and
suthwcst wi0ds and taIr weather
Hatteras to Florida straits Moderate.
variable winds, becoming southerly over
lurth mont I'M. INT, wa her
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Ghangc Of Masters

Jesse Winneft succeeds John Smith
command Of bsrgo Thomas Cicary
e II Wooster suecocds "a ~ Crowley
command oI qtr Red Hook, Moore &, Nc
Cormick Co. Inc.
Michael l. Wbolan succeeds PhlHp Rico
command Of barKe Sunshine
Harold Msrr succoeds Henry BeathY
command of barge Florence y Eerler.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Maritime Miscellany

Teducttons In New York to Hamburg
rates announced yesterday by Continental
80 cents a hundred pounds. tobacco from
90 to As cents and cotton waste from so
TO SO cents. Same relative decreas sos
made on Antwerp Rotterdam range Of
ports, new rates being q cents on soda, 40
cents on tobacco aud 80 cents ON cotton
waste. Provision left open until end
Of yeal.
Intercoastal Conference yesterday reduced
rates on neMsprlnt from 81 20 10 81 n hmm
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Vessels Sold

'l>.rGU str 4lI9 toms. so'd bv &
Shipping Hoard to Nn.rcan Ship q Com
u.r, Navigation Corp for $40 aud other
considerations.
Flo raspiiu" screw. % TONS; sold by Wyio
tdehtcrage co to % 1arbor pry DOCK
New-York tribune., 1922-03-24
Passenger Ships Due

Calrauu (Brag). Santos FEB -: to
Iloyd Prazlalro Linz with 1aaua: is ~
pecte3 To dock at Tier s, Bush Docks
H'kyn C4'h sN.
0rbita tBD. southampton March -: to
g yal H2I Steam Packet CO wt.h rails: