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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
DIR. loren Sails
To-day; Will Return
To Make Home Here
One Son VIII! Be Student
in Columbia, Other 10
Assist Father i'm Work ;
Pleased With Clinics

| DR.. Adolf Lorenz will sail for Europe
this morning on the Preach liner
France lie will celebrate his sixty
eighth birthday on the ship.
s. For five months DR.. Lorcnz has been
operating in clinics and hospitals in
the Middle Atlantic states He said
yesterday that he vas greatly in need
Of rest, but that he planned to continue
his work on the Continent during the
summer.
DR.. L0renz at a tcstim onal dinner
given to him in Newark announced ha
intention Of returning IN September to
this country, which he expects to make
his home. lie is planning to bring his
family with him. The elder of his two
sons will assist him in his work while
tho younger will enter Columbia Uni
veysity
Asked about the work which he has
done in this country during bis short
| stay DR.. Lorenz said II leave behind
me hundreds of cases in which cure or
! marked improvement has been set we'll
under way. Best Of ALL ] go with the
feeling that | have not injured the in
! terests Of any Of my American col
leagues On my way over the thought
of that possibility troubled me- But
it has worked out the other way. We
have been able to pull together.
"The work which has been done is
only partly mine. Indeed, without the
assistance Of the medical men who
| collaborated with me in the New York
and other clinics, only a 1.-THE of it
| could have been accomplished. I feel
that through these clinics have been
enabled to put at the service Of this
! country whatever | know Of pediatric
surgery and methods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12

Quebec. $ Go with mails. is expected to
dech about noon at Pier -, B'klyn.
Due Saturday
Nessel Port Agency
Carmana Gibraltar. April 4.
Cunard S S Co
Monterey, Havana. April IL
N & Cuba Mail Co
Due sunday
Merentia. bermuda, April 4. w Star t.ine
Duo Norsiay
Cedri-. liverpool Aprl 5 White star Line
Finland Antwerp, April : Red Star Line
La 'Tou,sine llHNre. April :. Frcrch Inc
Helhe Qlav. Copper hagen, April 6
irunch f5dye e. Co
Princess Ma'o.ka Bremcn. Aprii 6.
s Lines
1sergenaT5ord. Bcrsrn Apr.l =
Notwe Eiar american Line
Pan America. Rio dc Janeiro. April 3.
Munsou Line
Munareo. Nassau April "a Manson Lire
Panama. CristohsL April 10 Panama r K co
santa luisa. Valparaiso. March %.
Cnlamares. havana. April u Tn Fruit Co
Philadelphia, Mayasue-. April 70
Red Line
Ponce, san Juan. April o
X & Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda. April IS
Furness, Witty 4 Co
DUE ~'ueslny
Cr,-eba, Favana. April ill.,. Ward Line
CITY OF ST LoU'a, l.hTannAh, April 10
Ocean s S Co
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Radio C.orpn. Of America

distance in miles position at noon, unless
otherwise stately
Amelia SEQ S Ambrose Apr o.
Andrea F Luckenbach 20 Il Fire Island
Apr H.
Arizonian 1870 n Cristobal Apr 10
Byron u Benson as Ambrose Apr II.
Delco 25 n Cape Maysi Apr 10.
Eastern Guide 759 E Ambrose Apr 10
e Bedford $50 Ambrose Apr l l.
Franklin 60 SW Diamond Apr IL
Franklin X Lane 23o Jupiter Apr 10
Freeman Enc Winter Quarter Nv Apr II
Frieda 10 n Diamond Apr /.
Cedania So NE iatteras Apr II.
II c Toger Clio Ambrose Apr II.
Helen go Ambrose Apr 10.
Iowan sos Ambrose Apr 10.
Irish Monarch pd Delaware Capes 7:2o
yo nam 1P - n ! Fire Island Apr u.
J y Pew 1862 W Key West Apr 10,
Maracaibo 81 S Ambrose " Apr IL
Melrose pd Cape Cod Apr II.
NJ F Elliott ia ENE Jupiter Apr 10,
Munanar 500 S Ambrose Apr 10
Muskogee 1911 S Ambrose Nv Apr II.
Oscar Bennett II Alligator Rect Apr
10.
Phiis delphia left curacao I IN Apr H.
Porto Rico 500 Ambrose IN Apr 10
Rayo IT'S Ambrose LV Apr II.
Robt Hopkins 80 SW Diamond LN APR 10
Santa Luisa left Colon PM Apr 10.
Steel Exporter 164 NE Mona Island Apr TO-
Sunbeam $40 E Overfals LV Apr 10
Suruga $40 Cape Fatteras Apr 10.
Vittorio Emmanuele Sd $50 Cape Henry
W l. steed II E sombrero Apr 10.
Ida no AIT K Ambrose apr T.
Norlna S72 Ambrose Apr II.
Collamer 1856 e Ambrose Apr II.
Glen 1,200 r Ambrose Apr II.
John Auty. 20 ENE Fire Island April II ;
w 3 Keene Edward. 9 e OF Block Island
April II; Levisa, go Of Nantucket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Notice to Mariners
BY U. s. Hydrographic Office.


The master Of Am str Montpelier re-
ports as follows concerning pilots for the
Plata River. Uruguay and Argentina. and
obituaries: Vessels entering the Plata
following sources: (a) hulk cutter that
cruises between Flores Island and Banco
Ingles. % A hulk anchored near Re-
calada Light Vessel.
Pilots obtained from sources (a) and
tb) are authorized to pilot vessels only as
fer as the fairway buoy off Montevideo
or to Buenos Ayres Roads. Harbor pilots
for Montevideo come off in a tug from
sunrise to sunset. Harbor pilots for
Buenos Ayrer obtained from tender
In Buenos Ayres Roads (xm 26S2) from,
m to m daily. Pilots for the
Parana River may be obtained at Buenos
Ayres or from vessel anchored in Buenos
Ayres Roads at KIN 80
The medical officer visits vessels In
Buenos Ayres Roads between a m and q
m dals Vessels bound to La Plata
or Parana River ports call at Buenos
Ayres Roads and visited during the
aforementioned hours
He also reports that Flores Island Light
Plata River, Uruguay. In lat "a So IS 8,
lon SO SIS o. w, Is visible over the whole
horizon. There is no dark sector in it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Maritime MISCELLANY

Captain Tarmod Medium, forty tive
ysars old commander of tho solbors
(Nor). which arrived yesterday from
Hallslavik died at sea on April :. His
body was brought to this port
HALIFAX. April 1l.-While the Red
Cross liner Rosalind, which arrived here
last night. was damned in the ice not far
from st. John, n. F. passengers and mem
bers of the crow went overaide and sava
chase to herd of seals. They dubbed a
number Of the animals to death. leaving
the bodies to party OF seal hunters. The
steam trawler Raymond Or has reported
by wireless that she encountered heavy
ice extending southwark to within fifteen
miles of the northeastern end Of Sable
Island.
PORTLAND. Ore. April lire presenta-
tlves OF several trans-Pacifc lines met
here to-day to discuss method of reor-
ganizing Oriental conference and terminal
ing rate war.
SEATTLE--April l1--Percy Laing
Steamship Co, Inc, Is to operate Admiral
Peary's former exploration ship Roose-
welt In regular passenger and freight serv-
Ice between Puget Sound and Siberia
First sailing May 5.
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Dangers TO NAVIGATION
BY u 8 Photographic Ofice)

(By u photographic Ofice)
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN-OFF THE
AMERICAN COAST
April O. lat sS AZ, Ion 81 a. passed e
heavy spar on end. San Malta (ss).--Report
by radio (broadcast).
ALONG THE OVERSEE ROUTES
The following obstruction was reported
The following report was received by
radio from the British Gladiator:
March 80, lat AZ 03 lon Is IA, passed a
spar projecting 10 feet out Of water at
tached to submerged wreckage-Orodun.
ICE REPORTS
Ice has been reported follows: April
/. lat As, Ion Al so, to lat A 36. ion 40 10,
sa W numerous GROWERS. small iceberge and
patches of field ice.-Graciana.
INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL
SERVICE
The following radiograms were received
from the S C G cutter Tampa: April O.
position, lat AZ 10, Ion so 80, foggy. Three
GROWERS reported in lat 40 rs, lon so IS
Aprii TO-, position, lat AZ o5. Ion 40 a.
drifting in fog. Gsowlers reported in LAT
~ o6. lon so H. Two bergs in lat 4s As
ION 65 Growers between Ion so 90 and
Ion 81 So. in lat SO As. Yesterday searched
south OF lat AZ Is and found no ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Bank 10 Have Branch
In West 57th Street

he Ne-hanics and Metals National
nS as leased from the daughters of
ere late Hugh O'Neill the two four
story dwellings at 143 and Jas West
seyeNth Street, adjoining Calvary
npt5t Church, between Sixth and
seventh avenues. for its Central Park
branch. lease is for twenty-one
Years, WI renowal privileges. The
bank r'auz Immediate alterations which
W. ;rc de banking floor and spa
cio1s ssfe 'erasit vaults.
oonscs were erected by Mr..
ONE H. I e early SOS, and at that
time gcrrerented the last word in pri-
waite Owe M construction. TAey &C.
cupy plot 45xi00.5. For the last
twenty years this branch 81 the bank
has been located in the old Navarro
apartments. ct Seventh Avenue and
Fifty~eightA Street Manning & Trunk
were the brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Arrived Yesterday

tficnsoyle, l'ofto radre AR 8 ia A.
strnasa.
NBNf.rk pr1. 'tuer-v Arres MAY a.
Sai tas re Il jo0e'r, IS. Trirldad AYR
> E'fhstos =. y i.aN.p3rs g Hc,t the,
81. i"5 Gree. So sesoAd Nin a. iaird
c.As- 'r.as. mats aAt nds Per -,
d = X.
5!s,o,d Wsker, Tampeo An g, 80 Pan
a., F"tff l"V'n ,'rsn deportation 60,
s. u cruz" on; anchored OF TuWpNir sVili
!. y...,.... ,,..., no.
t' - (ni'Fni q en- h.af 20
.SIt 80 Al "h''a't' ''i a. Np'''
3D. ~ 1-.(.1, Ar >. 80 y Q r,,,o
Mo - - ~, ,sss .r.|. 'g'
Nt :, -s' pass mas "'"
.. - -. -. ~. ,,.s
i,,. ~, ,..,. ~ w. N''i
nes ,s.-.., Nr,,ror,' "a a. ~,
r,,.i.bj : + i,rs ,yi.h dac. pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Urges Congress Aid
By Diven'tiasg Alien
Traffic toU. S. Ships

From 7hs Trtbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Coneress
can be Of great assistance TO the Amer
lean INGREDIENT marine by diverting t.
American steamships share of the
alien immigration traffic. according to
7. H. RosSbottom, general manager of
the United States Lines, who testified
to-day before the Joint session of the
Senate Commerce Committee and the
House Merchant Marine Committee on
the subsidy bill.
Mr.. Rossbottom laid emphasis on the
Importance of American steamships
having a dominating influence in trade
which is really American and which
ought naturally to go to American
vessels. He said the successful develop
ment of an American merchant marine
depended entirely upon the ability of
American steamships to compete with
foreign lines "for freight and passen-
GER traffic that, in a majority of in
stances, is really American trade" He
said in that competition american
ships are confronted by serious OBJ
stacles and the most importanfof them
could be overcome by cooperation of
Congress.
Referring to alien passenger traffic,
he said:
ChVet the present . per cent quotas,
and Siking into account such countries
as do not fill their quotas, it is esti-
mated that the annual admissions will
be 100000. At an average of $50 this
traffic would give the transporting com
panies gross income of S17,6O0.O0o
year, of which one-half. or So, 800 900,
should come 70 American owners. Fur
Their, the transportation of 10000 pas
sengers 4 year in American ships
should give profitable occupation to
not less than 20 per cent good sized
passenger ships on the North Atlantic -
incentive would be given importers
and exporters through passage of the
bill to have their goods carried in
American vessels with the result that
ship owners would be assured full
cargoes, Norman B. Beecher, counsel
Tor, the Shipping Board, declared at
to-day's session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Ship Me,, Asked
To Assist Port
Authority Plan
ou'crlaridgc Appeals to All
Steamship Interests for
Support: Secs Need for q
Change IN Cargo Handling
Present Plan Poor. He Saws
New Seasnen' Building. Dedi-
Gated al luncheon: Frank
E. Nurso,' Makes Address


The cooperation g steamship sen
m the changes wh'cH ~ nc made. 81
hsroor facilities ny t-e port q NeN
or& Art ority VS. askcd Yesterday r.
= H. outerhr'ccc N tax a. the
6anEers Ciub. nc said some the
mans WI! 20 against cStah-;siea cas-
tom
re HHoHs''n tor - ADDRESS was p
tuncAeon a NAicA tHe EeN o1'diAG;
ior meroha7. SNan.r0 q, cAards ana
SULLIVAN street, aT9o ~, was ee4i-
eated' tHiS ne dawcr Harvey VII
hams :. em'r'ss erected Ny the Young
Mems thr'St.o" Assoc len frank c,
Munson, es:co9- 0 tNe Munson lines,
preside.
Mr.. Oute-Sr' ~ s. d tat Is tie port
had a1op- Cd Coz rreAeNsive . an of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Cleared

Carib, Johnson; Cardenas ana ..ntylla to
Philadelphia Munson Lines.
Fort Hamilton (Br), Francis, Hamilton;
F'urness, Witty & Co.
Munargo, .isborn; Nassau and Nipe
Mu.i ii aiss Nilsen: San Juan and
Maya ~uez; A H Bull & Co.
France 1Fr). Roch; Havre. French Line,
lantic Fruit Co.
West 1nskip, 1ansson; antwerp to Phila-
de ! aaa, Black Diamond LIS 5 Corp
Danzig; suseueAanna Corp,
,,, Calico (Br?; Jones; full and Antwerp;
Santa Elisa Geitzler; Talara and Sala-
very via Panama Canal; w r Grace e Co.
Londonier (Belg). De Gryse; Havre and
seydIitz (Ger), Rehm; Bremen; North
German Lloyd
osa~a5s ~ NJ S slnIss London and
w a 1 /. R ken'' Balano; Boston; Houlder,
City Of Columbus Hubbard; Savannah;
Norwalk. Can, Boston; Eastern Co.
~, Messiah 4Rr,. Atkinson; Baltimore;
Cape Henry. whtehurst Los Ang eles
ard san FRANCISCO via Philadelphia, At
lantio' Gulf Pacific s Co.
p Hunt, Barnes; Texas City; Robert L
Hague.
.1 Rossnsors ,,(, pan: Jams; Norfolk .;
Macabi lBr), Robbins; Banes and Pres
ton; United Fruit Co.
Tsushima Maru (Japl. Tokida; Yoke
hona and Kobe via San Francisco ard
Panama Canal; Houlder, Weir & Boyd
Carrilo, Livingston; Kingston ana Girls
tobal; United Fruit Co.
panuco. Teske: Nuevitas; y Y Cuba
Mail S Co.
Lake Elmhurst, Christensen; sasua; N Y
& Cuba Mail S s Co.
Dorothy, Higgins; Turks Island ana
Dominican Republic; A II Bull e. Co
Nicholas Cuneo tNor), Knudsen; Canaan
ova; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Tecomate. Franz. Tampico: n & Cuba
Mail 8 Co.
Aiontserrat (sp} Comellas, Cadiz and
Barcelona Luis Llanso.
= Hague.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
200 wsw Egmont Keys

Trinidadtan 200 wsw Egmont Keys
Trip a. az South Pass April II.
Turrialba lo3 Sc Tela April II.
Tuscaloosa city Me Great Isaacs April /.
Jnoas 40 f sand Key April II
Vacuum 500 Sc Lobos Island April IL
" i. stssd 30 " sand Kew ApriI ii
Walter jennings 5 $ Jupiter April IT,
West Cha,ala "A e Lanel cay April II.
Western Scout 3sH e Ambrose Arrii H.,
Vim q Warden 81 W Sand Key April H.
WA Green Jupiter April II.
, Cokesit 20 sE Pensa cola Bar April H.
GO tsI F &c GsiV eaten AAprl Il.
IG dWard 8 g,J SCUM rsss April
Z Kemp 40 r Tamplco April u.
FL Lago 800 Sc South Pass April H.
ENcelsior go Sc South Pass April IL
Fred W Weller 567 SW South fass April II.
Gn1fssrd Gree =, - S, Tampieo Aprl H.
Gulnight 3sS WNW Tortugas April H.
qulftradc 325 EsE Sabine Bar April IL.
! P panz ,sc u = M n p Jupiter ,Aprn II.
} w Van Dyke 90 W sand Key April II.
Joseph " Cudahy $50 w South Pass
5G'i' e. % n rry1ngpan shoals Apr,, II.
Lake Fairport II y Havana i 'I Aprii r. r. l.
M Mayn,.,o s. =, JuE !, :, April II
Momus S jupiter April ~
M N e 5 keE was1 Apriii l.
Oscar Beanett 2o5 W Sand f Icy w Ap1l il.
Ossa $50 e Cane Nav April H.
Paren,ina sol n Bocas Aprjl H.
Pastores 324 y Colon April H.
r &ss e Tampieo April 11
san Bias aoa y Colon April H.
san Bruno go $ Nantucket April II,
ssramaoca II N Contoy Island April Il.
Solitaire 800 WNW Toriugas April II.
Swiftarrow % " sand Key April IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Le>iatlran To Be Renamed
As the President Eardin.

From The TribuacS Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE giant
passenger liner Leviathan. now being
reconditioned for service in the North
Atlantic route, is to be named the
President Harding, the Shipping Board
unanimously decided to-day. The board
also selected names for the other pas
senger ships owned by the government,
which will bear the names OF former
Presidents of the United States
1t has been ascertained that Italy
and Argentina now have ships named
after former Presidenc Wilson. Be-
cause OF this it is likely that the gov
eminent ship to bear the name of
the last Democratic incumbent Of the
White House will be christened Wood
row Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Passenger Ships Due
Duo TIC ,Iay

Algeria tBr>, Glasgow April !; to An
F fnee,o n,ne a. VI" p,a e&pq2tsd 10 dot
Swedish American Lac WITH lneils; IS
expssct2d TO dock about $40 N at Pier
Megaln Eellas CIR i'atras March %
to Gaianos with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Per %, Bklyn.
Justin ODD, Natal March s. to Booth
S, Co with mails: is expected to dock
about noon at $50 st, Bklyn.
Due Tomorrow
Homeric (Er) SOUTHAMPTON April ); to
White Star Line with mails. was SIS miles
east OF Ambrose noon OF April II; is
expected TO dock about $50 q m at rier
SO. f CWest 18th 81.
Sn Manuel n o1lTo s2' csais March a. to
expected to lock al Pier 8. Z r (oid Sip.
Estho3s Dam, Neuf4hrwasser March
81 via Halifax to Baltic American Lima
al Pier~. nasia Docks. kiyn.
Providence !Fr). Palermo Ap-il / to
afternoon at foot 3lst ST. B'Hlyn
Tivives, Kingston April 5; TO United
Fruit co with mails: Is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier Is, (Maider Lanel.
Araguaya tBr), Bermuda April IL TO
Royal Mali Steam Packet Co with malls;
is expected to dock forenoon at Pier ~.
y Morton ST..
to Furness. Witty & Co with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon al Pier e5, r
(West 56th sly.
Due Friday
:. T1ornaina dt9. Naples Ma7Gh 81; to
pected 10 dock about 10 a IN ct Pier 81,
y r (West 57th st}.
Venezuela. Cristobal April { via Norfolk
TO w F. Grace & Co, Is pected to dock
forenoon a. Pier ss. Bklyn (Atlantic
Basin)
Maraval tBr). Grenada April 7; to
Furness, Witty E. Co with nails;'is ex
nsr 20 70 rhNn
B'klyn,
Guiana f(Br), ST Thomas April S TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
BY Endcper:den, Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Positions are at noon unlees otherwise
stated. Distances given In miles.j
Algeria expects arrive Quarantine. 2 :
AN. AprN IL
Dcvolente i2t NE Send Key April TO-
pirieo., towing bar%c Dallas, 20 sW pa-
mond Shoals april II.
lroouois 7s6 S Scotland April II.
1owan 329 S Ambrose April II.
lnnolio 397 E Ambrose April 10
Lake Gilboa - S Scotland April H..
kotonia arrives Philadelphia April I .
Frieda $50 n Jupiter April 10.
Minncqua lat IS % \ ION 81 so w Arril 10.
Ponce arrived Aguadila 1880 PM April 0.
Providence 1910 from Ambrose April 10.
Stockholm 1o5 f Ambrose April II.
Swiftwind 10 NE Jupiter April II.
Siboncy 7e5 s Scotland April ii.
SAG Harbor lG n Jupiter April 10.
Washington Mavu lat 81 \ lon 81 w mid =
night April TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Marine Disasters

GRAND TRUNK ISLAND, Bahama Isl-
ands. April 1.-THE Clyde Line str Huron
clova 40 miles north of this place with
her propeller blades gone and disabled
The Huron is towing her to an American
San Domingo for st John. b
PANA MA, April l1-A tug has gone to
the assistance OF the American str Will
had lost her propeller in the Gulf of
Fonseca. off Corinto, Nicaragua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Change of Masters

Matthew Grant succeeds H H Sullivan
command steam screw Joanna.
w Is Smith succeeds Arthur johnson
command steam screw Wayne.
Edward G Reynolds succeeds Robert l.
Hayes command steam screw Ballenas.
Carrie J Cannon succeeds j KANE COM
mand barge 1r>ipg x.
G P Baxter succeeds H Backner COM
nand steam screw Putnam.
William NJ Wnnett succeeds William F
Mccain command steam screw Herkimer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Emery
ency Fleet Corporation announced the fol-
lowing assignments to day:
Hickman, 1913 dwt. assigned Tampa
lnterocean Co. Tampa. fla. managing
agent for use in the jacksonville Rotter-
dam Antwerp London service.
West Jaffrey, 1888 dwt, assigned Yves
sci. Duval q Co, N Y City. managing agent,
for service on the west coast South Amer
lean lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Niuds q; Sea To-day
East Cu,f~- Moderate west ana nortnweat
rinGa and fa,r weether
NeHt Golf-- Moderate variable winda ard
Caribbean Sea and Windwerd Passage--
Moderate ga snd northeast wind gen
North nf Sandy Hook Southwest and
"eFt gales. rains followed by clearing
weathor.
SANDY TooS to l9atterss--s auth,vce, aad
west eaiss dt,ninirhipg during Wedncsdat
tsir Nsatner.
HATTIE as e Florida straits t-resh south-
west and wost wlnd' and fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12
Vessels Sold

Adelaide, gasoline screw tons; sold by
John i Schen, trustee for Norden Ship
supply Co; to James w Cunningham for
$3.50.
McAllister Bros No. rs, barge, AL tons;
sold by U Shipping Board to Merritt &
Cha pnlan Derrick g. Wreckfag Co for $40
and other considerations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-04-12

Vessel. Port, Sail. Pier
France. Havrc, IL M............57 N r
TSyaIIt5 Bremen 10 an 9Th st. rohoken
Santa Elisa. Valparaiso, II AM. SO. B'klyn
MM ubs% ns, San Juan IL ~ BkIyn
Eiser, Cristobal. PM. .........3.B 'klyn
Sail Tomorrow
Ba?er". Hamburg, PM. S. N r
Old North State. London. PM. 4. Hobolien
Sail Friday
Tanano, San Juan. y NJ. ...........1, N R
Flora, MaraCaibo, ~ NJ ..........
Westport. Reval, PM............
Sail Saturday
Homeric Southampton; IL M,.....ss, n R
Eyndam. RottsTdam: = M5th st, H ei; < n
La Bourdonnais. Havre. ~ NJ. "a. N r
Clan Kennedy, Cape Town. 2 PM. -
orduna.. Hamburg. II M.........42 N r
San Lorenzo San Juan. ~ NJ. IS, B'klyn
Araguaya. Bermuda, II AM ~. Mr.
r, ,N vic5or!a' Bermuda i AM IS. y R
Manuel Calvo. Vera Cruz. IL NJ. S, e r
American Legion. Buenos Ayres, Pm.
W., 2, Hoboken
Gen G v COCKTAILS, cristobal PM 81, N r
T T7i,; Pt Itmon, IL NJ; ..,...,..... 9. M
bolivar, st Thomas. 10 NJ; .,....44, N r
LuXpalile. San Domingo City, IL M rs. n r
Sail Monday
Algeria. Glasgow, IL M..........s4. Mr.
Sail Tuesday
Stockholm, Gothenburg. IL M.o7 Mr.
pannonia, Hamburg, - M.......54' n r
nehezuela, Cristobal II AM. ..33 B'klvn
city OF Montgomery. Savannah, PM.
Sail Wednesday. April 10 49, y N
Wegantc. Liverpool, IL M 81, Np
Carmania, Liverpool, i2 M54 " p
Minnekahda, Hamburg. IL NJ. .60, N r
Estonla Danzig, PM. 8, Bush D. B lilyn
Nandyck, Buenos Ayres IL MIA Hoboksn
IlVives. Cartagena, IL M.... 9 n r
F. F, ham!ton. Bermuda. II AM -. es. n R
clare San Juan, IL M.......27 B'klyn
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Sailed Yesterday

Mauretania (Br). Southampton Via Cher
bourg Regina dltalia UtaD, Naples Mu-
nargo. Nassau; Bayonne, Philadelphia The
Lambs, alexandria La Marsell (Fr). Mar
settles, Boston City (Br]. Bristol Mayaro
lBr), Trinidad City OF ST Louis, Savannah !;
Carib. Philadelphia: Henry d Wilton Sa-
bine; Emilia ftaD, Trieste: A l.. Kent.
Boston: Persier NEelgl HaNre and AntANerp.
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Fire Record
loss

: " IIcS
1:3o-l3s2 I'd av. Harry Govarsky.
Unknown
a5a-42 r l4th st Chids Restaur-
ant l EhNoNN
4:So--44 Essex 81 \ Cert Tra!ns
0o-ss CHRISTOPHER st; rubbish:
unknown .............. Trfi!ug
sl5-Tn front of 2s7e Heath Az,
the Bronx automobile. karl
II. W nod -,..-...+.... 80. l nkHo"n
Io,15--s07 E. fremont av.. the Bronx:
Public Market ...... Unknown.
u 4S-50l z. Houston st; Modern
Stamping Company .,.... Unknown
10 55-173d ct. and Crotona Park East;
vacant lot; unknown. Unknown
Il oo-2e4 Columbus av,, Park &
Pm
Unknown.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

REVAL. March 27-Meanticut, Balt,-
more 2sth, Eastern Crown. Philadelphia
RANDERS. April 3-Charlot, Baltimore.
AARHus, April 4--Gargoyle. Philadei-
phia; Cfe (DanIl Savannah.
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City Island
Pound SoutL

Gaute (Nor> Walton. s for New Yor,,
to Rock Plaster Mfg Co. with plaster; sehs
granville + Bacon. Port Chester for New
York; 70 Gilmartin {: Co: Marion Mcrno,
Nantucket for New York with FISH.
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Reports by Wireless

BY United States Naval Service
distance Is given in miles Reports ar.
datto al noon unless otherwisa rnecihad !