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New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Rajah and Fort Seward
Sold by Fleet Corpn.
Kimba]I Named 10 Handle Me-
gotiations With Pioneer
Purchasers of Shirs

From The Trtbunc'a Washington bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb l3 The former
German cargo ship Rajnh was sold to-
day by the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton to the Rajah Steamship Company
of New Orleans for $35 900 The wood
en- cargo vessel Fort Seward also was
sold by the corporation to Racffacll
Stnrita, Naples, Italy, for $4,000 The
sales were announced by William r.
Farley, vice president in charge of ship
sa 'cs, and approved by the corporation
to- day The Rajah is steel vessel Of
$500 deadwcight tons. The Seward is
Of 1858 tons.
Bids for 100000 tons of steel, the
largest amount ever offered by the
Emergency Fleet Corporation are to
be opened privately at ~ noon Feb
ruary IS, Sidney Henry, commercial
managers announced to-day.
II. S. Kimball, vice president of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation in charge
Of finances, has been designated by the
corporation to handle all the ncgotia-
tions with the pioneer ship purchasers
looking to a settlement Of their ac-
counts with the government shipping
agency. Mr.. Kimball is now in New
York City, where he will confer with
officers Of the American Ship and Com
mercc Corporation and the Swiftsurc
OH Transport Company in an effort to
reach an agreement on financial relief
being given them
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Dangers to Navigation

North Atlantic Ocean. or tho Am.rio.,
coast. the following distractions we're 70
ported: Tcb 10. lat ~ As Ion 63 as. passed
ca stripe. George WashirE.on: jch 10
lat 50 SO Ion IS Sc. passed mast about
80 feet long With white top. Aspen: Feb
~, bout II miles NE Of Barnegat Shoal
Buoy. lat 81 50 Ion rs 6l. passed what ap.
peared to be a broken spar standing up-
right and projecting about feet out Of
"irter. Jonancy; Feb 6, lat 81 so Ion "a 81
heavy spar projecting about Is feet out
OF water apparently attached to sub
merged wrccaagc, Ell Or!ente; Feb TO- lat
so 30 Ion 6S rs. passed a schooncr's lover
mast "ith rigging attached, Oklahoma
city Feb 3, lat rs :5 Ion IS a. passed a
plank is feet long. With ono end project
ing out of water Same date. lat o5 S2
lon IS Ii, a large log projecting about 8
feet out OF water. El Oricnte
obstruction WAS reported: str Farnsun re
ported by raG'o passing q drifting mime on
Jan 27, 1922. in lat 81 SO lon 2 Fl, Oaltlco
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Marine Disasters

PROVIDENCE. Il 7. Fob 1s-Sev~n Of
Crew OF threomasted schr Rose v from
Ego. Newfoundland. washed ashor. at
Fayal. Azores Islands Jan 15 brought
here to-day from Punta del Gada. Azores
by Eabre llner Asia. Schooner ACCORDING
20 crew. was complete wreck. For twent,
days before she went aground all hands
worked ieht and day at pumps to keep
her utioat.
- VINEYARD HAVEN. Mas. Feb e.
ieXas NDan). which went aground or Nina
Shoal, In Vineyard sound Yesterday
foated early to-day by cutter Acushnet and
proceedcd for Philadelphia unlntured
NORFOLK. Va. Feb 13--Tanlter barge
W assysa. lost more than Il week ago by
tug towing her to Hampton Roads from
.he Azores. brought into Capcs to-day bv
tug Hulnaconna
SAN PEDRO. Feb 13-Iaunches Dor-fs
barney Oldteld and Disturbcr. which sank
IN thirty feet OF water Feb 10. when
stockton coliided with pier. previously re-
ported. noated Feb 12
NANCOCNER. l. c. Feb fa-Bessie Dol
lar Nfr), previously reported returning to
port account damage by storm. IS making
seen Knots steering with jury rudter
Expected to-morrow morning.
ST JOHNS. f. Feb 13-sch Norma
strong reported abandoned at sea and crov,
iande" safely at Azores. Vessel had
crossed the Auentc with nsh and was re
turning from Cadiz With salt when storm
erlppi"d her. Sea- Czarina also reported
dismaNtlcd in m!A ocean and making For
Bermuda. Coastal steamer Prosne-o
cauSht IN ice in Notre Dame Bay during
storr' seNeral weeks ago. stll fast In foe.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Arrived Yesterday

Nicuw Afrstcrarm (DN. Rotterdam
ne I'm " WITH hwqHh Is r I" o.cna nG,na "ua Acb,c
class pass. mails and mdse 9th st. Ho-
boscn
Pic- IS " ''"s' ;
M'ranores CRr>. Port Antonio Feb a. TO
Atlantic Fruit Co with fruit: Pier 2s. r r
Fort Hamilton (Rr> bermuda Feb ~;
to Furness Bermuda Line with 1T pass.
mails and mdss; Pier os, n II.
:, Stenhen ORD. Rio Grande do Sui Jan !,
Co With pass mails and mdse, AID st
Toloa (Rr). Cristohal Fob T. Port 1Amon
r Havana ,,,i q IT to ted ,a rrut GO with S5
Toluma tNor). Tocopilla Jan 81. Cristo-
bal Feb / to w r Grace & Co with copper
Knoxville City. Shanghai Dec ,. Port
M'ce y 30. Tacoma Jan 3. Seattle 4.
Vancouver 20. LOS Angeles o5 Crtstobal
Feb to Isthmian Line with mdse: Pier g..
General " c Goreas. Crt,tobal Feb 3,
port Prince Z to Panama r r g
Line with IS pass. mails and mdse; Pier
Cayo Mambi. Ponce Feb 3 Mayague@ 4.
Asuedille 8 San Juan 4 to Atlantic Fruit
Co With ! pass and mdse: Pier 7. n r:
coma Everett g. San Francisco ~; to
Elder steel Co with mdse; s5th st.
Pawnee, Philadelphia Feb ls; to Clyde
s s 60 with ndae rier 49, n r.
Creole. New Orleans Feb s to Southern
Pacific Co with ndse: Pier 49, n T.
Nebraskan. Philadelphia Feb ~: to
United American Limo with mdsc: Pier 6.
Bush Docks. B'lNyn.
Lake Stirling. Richmond. Va. Feb H. to
Richmond & n Co with mdsc: Pier
As. Err
Eastern King, Cork Dec 90. Dublin 20.
Belfast Jan S. Fenet 10. st Michaels 26: to
Moore & Mccormack with ndse 18th st,
e r
Cerro Eheno, Port Lobos Feb 6: to Pan
American Pet & Trans Co with crude oil;
anchored OF omplsnsv!lle, g T.
Nirgilia (Br>. London Jan II, Newcastle
:, to Cunard S Co with ndse: Pier
Maruha Boston Feb 49, to United Asneri-
can Line with ndse: anchored of Liberty.
Matinicock. Texas City Feb 4 to Robert
l. Hague with oil: Pier ( Baynnne. N J.
Northwestern Miller (Br) Philadelphia
Fob - to Furness. Witty & Co with ndse:
Per 80 klyn.
Standard. Port Lohos Feb 8; to Robert
l. Hague with oil: anchored on To,npllin.-
Vile. s I.
Nevis (Nor) Santiago Feb s; TO Master
with mdse; anchored off Quarantine
Centennial State, London Feb g Queens
town 4; TO tho United States lines. with
pass and mdsc
Ponce. San Juan; 20 the N and Port,
Rico Line. with pass. mails and .ndss
Narragansett (Br). London.
Satnr.ta. ralcGtta
Steel Engineer, philadelphia
'aprera ItaD. Genoa.
Eastern Soldier, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
lowell " ants Leviathan
Sent % Newport News
5 ~ rgc Board To-day to
Award Fcre"'!;'i"nins Con.
'raot /, Low Bidder

"'' fr ibtrc's Washington R,.rco4,
|lSn.<cToV. Fob. IS. Joseph W.
Powell. president If the Frncrrency
C.lr ration. viii lay before the
FHard te-morrow p strong
commend. that tho bid Of tie
Snphni'd'ne and Dry
'"es mrsnY for the reconditiorinc
ie .-1en he accented The
a"0",wrcd rrcviouslv that on
award "err' be made BY February Is.
'o'sA.r has been called for to-mor-
,.i.e'r il : dsposc Of tho ques-
n. w .i"A bog become involved bv
20 solution. directed at the
'r Powell said to-day that the
@H ths bidders on tho
-' .s'aan .eb a promise to award the
frrrta'. H., aad that 4 moral
sstioa cV'stcd tc d'sposc Of .hc
question witho1t delay Mr.. Powell is
@H9Nn In ao'1 tnc opinion that the
Fors of rocordrioninc the giant liner
must no started at once if tho vessel
no ho ready for resumption Of
''' sse"gor t'af'c IN the North Atlantic
p the spr.ar of lq2S.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
''tacarbon N Jupiter Feb ~.

T.! Wtacarbon Iuritnr Feb a..
W"st Canon Gb3 II Ambrose Feb O.
West nambrie lH, - 90 90 Ion ii Il 81 II reS IL.
Western Ocean S5 &c cape Henry Fob L.
William Eoyce Thompson 10 s Jupiter
Wlliam Green 100 from Sand Key Feb H..
MILAN Roclefeiler se .rpiter Feb 10.
W'nona lT2 r Care May Feb a.
Worcester IA ENE Boston Feb "a.
Zacapa 400 SE South Pnns Fob a.
Abansarcz a. SIC South Pass Feb ta
Alcdo lat as Fl Ion ~ 80 Fob a.
Andalusia 81 NE Hattcras Feb IL.
Andrea Luckenbach 233 s Overfails
Australind due Now York PM Tuesday.
narrncca 3s! $ Scotland Nv Fob II.
Hcllingham 1870 Sic South Pass Fob 49,
Centennial state $50 E Ambrose Feb l3
Chaimcttc 223 NV Havana Feb a.
Coldwatcr G92 from jacksonville 8 PM
Feb 12
CCoppcnamc ~ S Contoy Island Fob ls.
Chester Sun rs IIattcras Fob IL
city OF Rome n sw Cnyhcad Feb la
Dcvolcntc 276 E l.obos Island Fob a.
. Kemp 40 r. Tamrico Feb "a.
Eastern Soldier so S Scotland Nv Feb 49,
rrcd"ni, 'rrc Ewing Ewing As n tlnttcraH Feb IS.
Gnlfcoast 25 N rattcras Feb 10.
llaiu 277 Scotlan5 i.N N., "a,
Hampd,n 10 e Shinnecock Light Feb 49,
J Fletcher Farrell 81 SW Brenton'a Reef
Feb g.
Lake Elon 313 Scotland Nv Fob ~
Laurel Branch 30 SIC Ilnttcraa Feb ia.
I'gonicr "a E Tamrico Feb a.
Mayart 542 Nantucket Feb 10.
Ori;aba 252 Scotland I,N Feb a.
Oficans IVA Fryingpan Shoals Fob a.
Pocahontas due Portland. Me- 6 AM Tues
day
st Anthony Int Al 80 Ion 6S A6 Feb 10
Santa I.uisa 2la Scotland Nv FEB 49,
Sarcoxic 200 e Ambrose Fob 49,
T,e"' ,, Seaiarcr ESQ Scotland LV Feb 13.
>'V!"''ons passed In Cape Henry Pm
! uCA TAN 402 S Scnilaud oA
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Notice to Mariners

Black Island Southeast Point Bell
Buoy. Maine, painted black and white
In Ncrt'cal stripes. recently moved to n
new position. IL now moored In 81 It Of
water. In the eastern entrance to Casco
Passage. In appro x'matcly lat - II 45 \,
lon 6S IS As w: This buoy is nov named
YORK. Narrows Midchannel Bell Buoy
a bout March the color oc Derby
Wharf Light Tower. Salem Harbor Mass.
in approximately lat 4. 81 n, lon 10 90 w
Viii be changed from rod to white
ON February nxcd red light of
thirty candlcpower MAS established on the
dock Of the New England Oil Refining
Company. In New Bedford Uarbor In ap.
proxi"ately lat Al 80 l6 N, lon 10 s.
About March the following change.
%'ll be made In the buoyaee OF Nantucket
Sound stage Harbor-Cnmmon Tlat.
will be discontinued. Common FLAT.
Northwest Part Buoy will be changed to
a second class spar. Approslmate posI. H.
tion lat 81 3s w. lon 70 2b W.
totuit Harbor---Lone Rock Buoy yr,l,
be changed to third class spar A.
proximate position lat Al 35 N lon 10
About March Horseshoe Shoal Wcat
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
s'ronIincsl' Travellers
Ho''';ng on The Olympic
White Star F..rc~ Making Her
FRS; 'r;n After Winter
NYcrssanliun

fc Whitc Star liner Olympic. on her
rTt VOYAGE from SOUTHAMPTON and
'aerbourg following winter over
haul. is dur Wednesday with a large
cabin list of prominent passengers.
Among thesc are Bainbridec Colby.
"N-Sec1"tarY Of state: Louis K. Iic-
yett. Of Boston, president Of the United
pfug Company; Rodman Wanamaker.
Of New York; z. H. Mcbride, editor
" rarol Magazine'; Dr. 4. f. Cind
ghedler fcncral manager Of the Credit
Suisse; Sidney Thatcher. London cor
respordent Of The Philadelphia Public
jedeer"; Charles Gehrng, editor of
TIC New York Hotel Review; Colonel
harles Consolvo. a hotel owner of
Norfolk, Va. who has been inspecting
hotels abroad with a view to purchas
ne; Major NJ Stone, former American
aYiation ace; Lillian Lietzell famous
Fymnast from Olympia Circus; Mr.. and
Mrs " p. Price Mr. and Mrs. ].
Jameson. of New York, and Lear Can
ten, b. Rothchild and A. Tomlinson,
VINO are on world tour
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Maritime Miscellany

LONDON. Feb la.-Portugal Is planning
complete reorganization of her shipping
service by utilizing German ships seized
during the war. 1t said at Portuguese
Legation hetc to-day Legation denied re-
cent reports that thesT ships vera TO be
transferred TO a German group OF tlnan-
c!cre.
SAN FRANCISCO. Fec l3-Narcnta tBr).
Newcastle. England. Yer Columbia River
put in l2th to land seaman who had broh-
en- log at sea.
Reported from Honghong that TO steam
rTs' mostly British. delayed In port there
Shoremefr
John II Rosseter. former director of OPP
erations OF Shipping Board and general
manager Of Pacific Mail made positive de-
NAL OF published reports that he wit! heed
proposed $50. 100000 Pacific Coast ship
ping project
MADRID. Feb l3-Antonio Lopez (Sp),
which sailed to-day is frs, vessel to carry
!. tiers under new postal tariff between
Spain and America Has on board Il million
letters and more than 1000 Spanish boo ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

"a n'uTFA; Fob o-Muroran Maru
'Jap). New York Via Algiers. ntc "'
y, y, hARRuW Feb lo-Chcycnno ,Rr,.
II, liANRE Feb lo-sunils BD. Sabine
''oNhoN. Feb l1--Wm. Penn. Manila
sap so' Tpsn,',1sn TTp.,"rdam Minnesota Tacoma and
nusia ,Rrl. Portland Me. '" We
>oS hh'ysAsT' Feb 11--Eastern Tempest,
MADEIRA rcb ymnrss. -, s
land ,Br. New York for Csd,z. 'o0'-
New va 7ork ANDR'A Feb |2-Arabic ,Br),
BrENOS AYREs. Feb 1o-s,rr,, ,,,..>
nhha,inburg; Norus' jernen Dan). PhiIadel
phla =; mro1ton Han, New York.
70 *, nH1 EHn Feb l@-Eastern Sea
"a Al: Feb u trcturned) Ieoty
s1.ndi (Sp), Sagunto for Hampton Roads
LIVERPOOL Feb 12-vedic (Br). Now
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Miscellaneous
Navy Orders

.fo" The Trioune's Washington B,.rso.
ASlilNGTON. Feb lS.-Nsv,. orosr.
issued to day follow: '' oroerS
'lrnnSn; rnnSI, It, Com. II. r.. to L. s. $
GqnH,hsT; THI1s,;. l.. Com e. L.. to l2,h Nava,
!Arllslrong IT. e. r. to Atianttc Isrtf '5Ses ,Eies,
1hucnniter; Ut. B. resigned
Leonard, 1t y. j.. to Norfolk.
UEstrandcr. LIT. j. F.. to Atlantic Elect
:.tcl\iy Ems: J. H.. to L. s s. o.,
toWns"no. ems. r. j. to L. s. S Trevor
T,uthpertson. Lit. Com. r. to Nav Yor,s
IrmeI: ,ei It, Com. IL. w. b.. to L. s. $. s.
Hfslley: fSnso: 1t. r. Z: s. to Newport
Iugsley It. r. n. TO New York.
I,r,dtl 1T Com. y. w. to L. s s pairio
r,htiliips. 1T. Q. j.. to Boston. "'' ~
Mihltt. 1T. j. j. TO L. S s. Vega
tslEgin. 1t. A.. to New York
liaas Ems. =. A.. to l.. S. S Aroostooi,
O"nm,hsha"' INN Bosn. ]. J.. to L. S. S. Fal
CCnTGrd Cnii'I, ., Gun r.. to I. s. $. canopus.
GOWN, Carp. J. T.. tn L. S. s. Denehola
i;ynch Carp +. j.. to Washington.
nlaune. Carp. j. T.. to Annapolis
SCOTT. Carp W. G.. to Newport
licc!kell. Mach. a. H.. to l. s s Nov,
York 80 g. Nc"
Pcc<hanl. Mach. ]. A.. to Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

South Find Buoy. Massac husctts. Part
South End Buoy ~. In approximately lat
81 80 90 NJ Ion 10 % 30 w, will be
changed to lrst class spar.
About March | Tho following changes
Will be made IN tho buoyage Of Buzzards
Hny. Mass: Ribbon Reef Buoy, In lat
Al 2G 90 N, ion 10 So 45 W painteh rcd
and black. In horizontal bands. Will be
changed to first class spar. Ostammet
Ledge Buoy and Cleveland Ledge Buoy
Z. In lat Al 3s N, lon 70 ~ w, will be
changed to first class.
On February the buoy este bished to
mark the wreck Of the stone barge sunk
IN East River. Y. in lat 40 46 45 n. lon
~ 56 10 w. was withdrawn. the wreck
having been rCnOYcd
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

York. Vancouver (Br), CenfueRos via
M M%Nc.lrsrnn, Feb 1s-conshotta
81 sh1ANSccHiAff. Sc'fiAf Feb City OF spokane.
s@T"na .,an ana scnttl' yla Yokohama ioth
via Yokohama; Sweden Maru tJap),
Portland. ore
ALEXANDRIA. Feb 12-stcelmaker r.
ANoNMOUTH, Feb l3Bosworth tBr).
IoNDoN. Feb 1a-ll.sar County (Nor>.
CLYDE. Fob 1s--war prahmin tn).
c'nRAI.TAn. rch II tp.-red>--cny Of
81 Joseph. st John. u. for Gcnoa
Molania u'r). Sabine for Port Said l2th.
for Naplcn. Arrived 18th. Charlton. Tlal-
timorc Consuelo tSp). New York for An
nAncELoNA. Fob 2-Anseia tsp). Port
Tampa via Norfolk.
ALG1ERs. Feb --EIbcrgcn (DD. Now
TARRAGoNA. Fob 7-wardha uU.
l'hlladclphia via Norfolk.
HEEMERHAN Feb 7-Afcl. Calves
ton Tor Hamburg
ore, VA Astoria for Kobe: satauma. New
Yorh via Honolulu for Kobe; 9th. Tjisaak
lpO; u 6,sm san ,,I rr"nc'sco for Hatavia
comm and Seattle for Hong Kong: 9th.
Portland Maru Jap). New York via Oni.
weston and n'llingham; Yubari Maru
fIfMouTfi. Feb 7-MinnckahdA tBr).
New York for Hamburg. 18th. America.
New York for Bremen
HAMntRG. Feb s-Brookvale (Br).
New York.
ANTWERP: Feb s---nclgian (Br). BAL
timor" and Norfolk via London
AvONMOUTH. Tob 12-Santa Ro,a,,a
Scnttlc and San Francisco via Newport
News
T@tsHING. Fob la--Muncastcr Castle
C'lr) Galveston via Newport News FOR
Antwerp
Departures
Transporter Nr). Vancouver. y G.. Wi
runa tI,rl. Snn Francisco.
=, RoTTERnAM. F:h 1o-stolwi!k (DD.
Ronds. West Kcbar. boston
MADnlEA. Feb lo--suve~ic OBJ. from
Genoa. New York.
Newport News Hector Br). Vancouver,
. LONDON Fob ll-Nlnlan pD. New
ST MlcHAE1.s, Feb 11-Colthraps. from
Amsterdnm: Mobile
SHIELDS. Feb 1l-Cornish city OBJ.
orEENsTOwN. Feb 12-cedric (Br).
from l.ivcrpool New York.
HRlSrOL. Feb 12-Opcliza, philadel-
BARCELONA. Fob s-Bankdale (Br).
New York
KOBE. Feb s-Hague Maru Jap). San
aJap), Puget Sound; Ohio Maru (Jsp),
Seattle.
MARsE1LLEs. Feb s-olyrnpe Nrr)
New York
slNGArORE Feb a--city of Cambridge
Nbr): from llongkong, New York.
YOKOHAMA. Feb 9-Toklua Maru
(Jap) Seattle.
AMSTERDAM, Feb 1o--Almelo CDU.
Hampton Roads
IISBON. Feb lo-~Albistan (Dan) Phila-
dcphia
ANONMOUTH. Feb 1o-Nortonian (Br).
Galveston; l2th Hox!c. Baltimore.
SHANGHAI. Feb Defamation High
lander Hr), Vancouver. G; Manila
Maru tJap) from Kobe. Tacoma: llth.
\ecmun C'r), Boston and New York.
NANklNG. Feb l0-Doricstar (Dr). New
York.
HARRY. Feb 11-Alm (Nor). Boston
HAMBURG. Feb l1-Orduna (Br), New
York.
HONGkONG. Feb il-Tenyo Maru (Jap).
San Francisco
WEST NARTLEPOOL. Feb 12-Cylthi-
ana (13r) Philadelphia
Valparaiso Feb l3-North American
(Br). New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Board Offered $l5O,OOO
For Is Wooden Vessel

WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-The high
bid offered the Shipping Board for the
seventy-iive wooden ships recently Of
fered at auction or the Pacific Coast
was said at the Shipping Board to
nave been presented By Robert J. Nc
Gahie, of San Francisco.
The total OF the bid was said to ap-
proximate s15O,0OO The ships offered
for sale are in various stages Of com
pletion at Paci1ic Coast Yards.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Bremen Service Resumed

BREMEN, Feb. 13.-The North Ger
man Lloyd yesterday resumed its sail
lngs for New York, interrupted By the
war, the steamship Seydlitz departing
with l25 passengers and a mixed cargo.
The North German Lloyd will supple
ment the United States Line service
with semi monthly sailings of its own
steamers
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
f-fIIPMASTEi.S

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re
ce'Fed through the United States Naval
communication Service. Shipmastevs Of
vessels with radio apparatus may. With.
out charge. report their GIRO noon
POSITIONS through the following naval
rau'o stations IN the United States
proper Bar Harbor Me. (Ottercltres,:
.Afndgansett. l.. L.: Cape May. n. j..
Norfolk. Va: Cape Eatteras n. c.:
Jupiter. Fla; key West. Fla; New
Orleans. La.
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called, and they will be forwarded 10
New York. 1t is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that thev NAV
he received in time for publication
fosltion rcports can also be sent
s'rouSh the stations Of the Independ
cnt " ireless Telegraph COMPANY. Inc
81 New York. East Morches l.. l.. ami
Easthampton, L. /. ''' a''o
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Vessel Port Av.ncx
taprera. Messina. Jan -. Italia Am Lima
Argon. Rotterdam. Jan T.. Robert Harue
Craeness Hull. Jan 11....U s Naviyat Co
Aidgate Lisbon. Jan 18...Jas w Elweli q Co
v cstal liza. Genoa. Jan l5. Peirce Bros
ihode Fagelund. Rio de Janeiro. Jan II.
kerr s 8 Co
Aimarso. birmingham, Jan Fl.
Pacific Steam NayiTation
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Sailed Yesterday

BaiGhili Tuxpam Hamilton. Norfolk
Rayo ani barge. Port Arthur: QUIZ Prince
Port Arthur: David McKclvy. Port Lobos
Ausable Vega iladolnhta -VoaS
oil. ----; echrs Oakley c Curtis. Nor
folk HeivItia. Ports Prince Edward !
La aWience. -----. Maruba
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Marine Reports
THE tubes


High water Low water
Sandy Hook .,... a2s a.t7 ANS a47
10y, Island a,ts 1919 3ta ~
tcN Gate. ......,.1 II IS SAB 6 OF
Winds at Sea To-day
North OF Sandy Hook-Frcsh west and
northwest winds and fair weather
SANDY Hook to Hatteras--Fresh north
west TO northeast winds and overcast
weather. bly, rain over south portion
Hatteras TO Florida Straits-Frcsh north
east winds and probably rain over north
portion. and moderate east winds and fair
weather over south portion
East Gulf OF Mex,co-Moderatc to fresh
northeast and cast winds and overcast
weather, probably rain over north portion
West Gulf OF Mexico--Fresh northeast
wincs, overcast weather and probably local
rains
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northcoat to cast winds.
partly overcast weather and probably local
rains
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
City Island

Bound south-schr Mary Manson Gruca-
eT CamI elton, \ e. for New York with
ia to Stetsor, Cutler q Redman
Bound East-Mohawk, Port Ivory for
Boston. "
Sailed-Schrs Susan Cameron. New Yorl,
tor Halifax. n S; William Melbourne. New
YORK for Liverpool. N s.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Army Orders

From TIE TTibunc's Vcshinpton Bureou
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-Arn,,. ora~~
issued to-day follow
Infantry
ioIiowlng 10 Camp Bcnning -Murnhv. T.
~ =: Price. Major G. W: Privett +,
Following to Camp nix-Reisinger H,sto~
.. W. Il: Jr.; Sanford. Capt W {, :.
scNnal capt W. J. jr.; Cannon can,
- M D.; Murphy, Capt. j. T.. 10Y l.
Chcnoweth. Capt. G. e. honorable a.,
charged. "iS
Miscellaneous
4aMioee' Major NJ H. T. A. to Oklahoma
cade' DE Msjor iIsi, w. J. jr.. Med G. to For,
i'a!dwin, Capt. H.. Fin Dept. 70 &, ro,ts
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Sery;f

distance is given in miles Reports sre
dated at noon unless otherwise speciled.l
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-Mail Information Will be found
on Travel Guide Page. Colutnn Eight.
Sail Tn-llaY
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

'catan 4o3 S Scotland Nv Feb IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-07
STATEN ISLAND AFTER
FIREMEN'S CONVENT l0N

ToTTENvILLE, July IAN eff
fort is being made by the Exempt
Firemen's Association of the north
: nd east, shores of the island to
EMAve the next years convention of
Vie Southern New York Firemen's
Association held on Staten Island.
Heretofore the conventions have
been held on Long Island n as
Staten Islard has not had a con-
vention of this kind in a number OF
years. it IS thought that the con-
vention next year could be held
here. At the convention held at Riv-
erhead, L. l.. last month the place
for the next years convention was
left for the new officers to decide.
The Edgewater Veteran Ffremer's
Association was the first to take up
the matter and it is expected that
the others who sent delegates to the
convention will name a m
to orange for taking care of the
convention next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-07
E%NTERTAINS IN HONOR
OF GUEST AT DINNER

TOTTENvILLE, July Miss
Rose Nelson, formerly Of New York,
was the guest Of honor at q dinner
dance at home of her cousin. Mrs.
Anthony Heinz at her summer pm
s'Mtllbrook," Great Kills, recently.
Many prominent members of the
screen and legitimate stage were
present ard entertained. Among
the guests besides the hostess and
guest OF honor, were Misses Eloise
Miller Claire LaFrege, Dolly Mad
den, Annette and Laura Ftnke, Mrs.
Jean LaFreize, and Miss Esther
Harms and Mesdames Anthony
Heinz, Thoras Mcintyre, Billy Nor
ran, Mource Copeland, Arthur
NAiss, Harold Schwartz, Edward
{. kareili and ]. Howard Kane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-07
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
EXCURSION AUGUST "a

TOTTENVILLE, July THE first
annual excursion of T~ottenville
Council No. 1875, knights OF Co.
lumbus, will be held Thursday, Au-
gust "a, with a sail up the Hudson
and a stop at Palisades Park on
the way down the river. The steam
er Sirius of the Iron Steamboat
Company has been chartered for the
occasion and the start will, be made
from the city dock in Perth Amboy,
because of no landing place in Tot
tenville from where passenger
steamboats, can land or depart.
Tho boat Is scheduled to leave at
$3.50 sharp and a stop will be made
at Van Clief's dock at Port Rich
mond to take on anyone from that
side of the island. There will be
dancing on board both going and
coming and good music will be pro-
vided. Refreshments will be for sale
on the boat. The committee in
charge Of the arrangements include
William j. Dempsey, Peter Brown
and James Mcnamara.