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New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Change in Ship
Rate Policies
Urged by Gregg
Lack of Information Ham
pers Interior Shippers,
Says Chief of Transport
tatiOn of Commerce Dent.
Uniformity Is Advocated
Better Classification and
Rules on Packing Called
Essential for u. S. Trade

declaring that study by the De
partment of Commerce shows lack of
!nformatIon on steamship rates is
hampering foreign trade. f. S. Gregg,
chief OF the transportation division,
IN statement made public yesterday,
suggested that the shipping lines adopt
uniform requirements for classifying
and packing goods, and that they
broadcast accurate quotations on the
principal commodities.
The average manufacturer in the in
terror, receiving an inquiry from a
prospective customer in foreign
the approximate cost of getting his
goods abroad will be, Mr. Gregg said.
pointing out that steamship rates are
quoted only upon application and are
subject TO change without notice.
There is no uniform classification of
rates as between companies" he CON
tinued. Each line makes its own
rules governing the acceptance and
handling Of freight. Other charges in
cident to shipment, such as storage.
drayage and wharfage. are equally diff
hcult for the inland shipper to find cut
Faced with all these uncertainties. the
manufacturer considering foreign
market too frequently gives UP and
cN"i - q iiNiS Ni5Vi Jus AOMeStlC sales
campaign.
by cooperative effort the steam
ship companies serving our ports can
be of material aid in eliminating the
waste in the conduct of our foreign
trade that results from unnecessary
delays and expenses and from dam
aged and partially delivered goods, all
OF which can be traced to a lack of in
formation. Any increase in our trade
resulting from diffusion of information
will directly benefit shipping"
Mr.. Gregg urged especially the dis
tribution of liner or conference rates.
He declared that only one American
steam ship company, SO far as can be
learned, has a published classification
Of commodities from which it can
easily be determined what rate applies
to particular article and that only
two lines report rules on packing.
THE present practice of supposed
secrecy concerning ocean rates is more
harmful than beneficial to our trade"
Mr.. Gregg said. He added that com
peting lines learned of any changes
speedily and that the conference mem
bers would gain much more by giving
immediate and full publicity to rates.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
MARINE REPORTS

Tn. No. ~
gen ,ndse a. Penn Penn,vIpnna T%sn reaoy to wear
MISC ss Lh%' ,,iisw MnssnW Mn. m g. Wehber Co.;
"'iss ss,T a 1,rdy, ,, nilsy, mnr!lncry; fof an sv
An Ansnst m' Ea6to Ia6es, .eaLhfnh Blum &C.. Go
Ssn saN i5uTen' Eo :, o. %c,1sc3 W; $Sth st.
Hen6ron r ''g ias I"l Soass and suits care JOS
SAN nfRAN\Clsco--Ra p41ael l-Weiii e. Co
,ravsl,ng Dohno'ly' G perfnnsTy eathor goods.
SAN FRA%CIscoGsamrosr S"s &C ~ ann ss Kaufman
ahnn. ~, Sn,nl"er' rep. VIM Kaufman
'"oes, oe ciarlage'
MIS-. 60 q NJ ~; FarM,ss @ildred Greene.
rs,, s.ss ~, hatu2 treehe, general mdso.
$50 ANioN, Pa--h kaplsn: M Ksp-
'SH; suMTT1 hopT cGver5nEs 70 & forniturs Martniane
.oh.. nnh ! In. WASH Bon Marche Miss
bTanosnDerg an e,i,r, millinery, 225 eth nv.
", - 81 I i;h' Wash sndccSer & Co. l..
sEImA Iosla"' iin''l'Gery; D. - w. 18th st
ri '', W, -; @ ., T,sRts ~ sons a, B
'ts,TIt SGTIt,rtI tt1' I,lE. I,ugIy 81 W Zbth St
r,svId rtscbr,s, ,,,-.r, 'nn ne, ne ffahces 9hop
Krueger. coats ana ants. pennsvIv,n,s N sS
storos. ~ yfo,,'I 'nn =; hIsswor n
ton piece goods; 27s 5th '," nv "0'''" an" col
SOliTH BEND. Gnd.1fiIsworth store.
r Pohertson ,ndso =, :, ca ,, l,oI :
coats, suits dresses: Cbas cooI . r
bth av. -''
SPOKANE, Wash.-Culbertson's r. r.
wear care Alfred I-antl. IL, w. S2d n
sPR1NGFIELD. Ieonard's smart
Martiniaue' ''''''' '''0''''"' Fp'e's"l'ns
sPRTNGFIEI.D. Mo-Reps Drv Cooc,
Co; D. Attebcrry. iob, siIIf waists ~
dresscs: care Fellows nu%inp CO. f1sl I'e4
sT. JOSEPH Mo-u,rsob pro. ~,
Goods CO.; r. @. Driver, dresses, coata.
81 JOsFPH NJ pico.rasor NV
Goods Co: II T. Proctor, siIKa i'1, "IT1 ana dress
goods; ~ Leonard st. '''
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Arrived Yesterday

La Savoie (Fr). Havre April %; 70 Com
pagnie Generate Transatlantique with IS
nails and rndse: Pier 81. \ r. N' 'N'''
For, Hamilton lnr}. nermpda April %;
malls and ndse; Pier ss. n r
Samuel 1. Fuller. I.obos April %; to
Sinclair Navigation Co, with crude OF; ;
William Rockefeller. Iobos Apru "a: to
Robert l. hague. with crude oil, anchored
or Tompk!nsv'lie. !.
her, I. Haeur Vim cruds oil: pier Con- t,u
stable haek ls5S' "" J ''11s '''' '''' ~ 90"
Standard on Co co of S"Vo" y in NRrn Ballast an
chored of Bay Ridre B'klvn
Noordam tDul Ttottsrdaru ApriI 10 pou-
losne 2o' plymouth ii: 70 Holland AmSri- ,14
ca Line. With II nrst. 81 second cabin. 2s
Hoboken. '''@'' ''''s ""0 "'''' -" -
Havana u: to the United Fruit co. With
60 pass malls and ,ndse: Pier is, = r..
q, Aeuadflla and Arcc!bo Is, San j. Juan IN ~ ~,
to \ Y G. Porto Rico S Co, with Isl
Tauhan Cer1 n1 nneno s'ea vrs. @e -n E.yn 20
Rio Janiero Is. trinidad a. Barbados rs.
TO Lamport & Volt Line WITH "A orst "a
second cabin. 3s third class pass mails and
national Treightins Corp with indse: Picr
4 Army Base. Bkyln.
kroonland. Antwerp. April 20. Southanp-
ton and Cherbourg April 81; 20 Red Star
Line, with 26 first, IS second cabin. Al
.n'rd class pass malls and mdsc; Pier 60
y X.
Rooert P1staTt Shanghai Jan p; Hong
80 n ~ ri ". +"S my reo 4Iotio; rep
~ W 90 -salHccS; 80 * Ia.
said said Marcb 90 ma~sn,iss masch nEm aos'
Anrii 10. Iihrai, snrti ~ p,,o wy
tna u,i.S 81 49, ~ ~, 80 ~ D'.a. a".
bklTn. WI" 81 pass ""' '''ose' '1s' st.
Faservik (Swedl. Genoa March 1a.Ieo
horn March ~, Palcrrno Anru !. G,hra
tar. AprII 8. to Iauritzen g. Iensen wtth
ndso; Pier is. Bklyn.
Gustavsholm (Swed), Norrkoping. March
Is: Stockholm March IS: GothenburR
April g. Boston, April %; to Furnese
Witty & Co. with mdse: Pier s. Bush
Docks. Bklyn.
0unnar Heiberg (Nor), Cienfuegos April
23, to Munson Line. with sugar. anchored
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Frederik VIII (Dan). Christians April
81; TO Scandinavian American Line with
mails; is expected to dock about 10 IN
at l7th ST. Hoboken.
Hudson CAm), Bremen April 20; to U
Lines with mails; is expected to dock about
80 at Pier l. Hoboken.
Esscquibo tBr), Valparaiso April IL; to
Pacinc Steam Navigation Co with malls;
IS expected to dock forenoon at Pier a.
y r (Morto1 sC.
Lines with mails is expected to dock fore
noon at iier 9, e told Slip
runch' Edye & CO with mai!s; is expected
TO docN bout noon at Pier 8, Bush Docks.
Is Bkiyn
cuha e's Mat 'So~ co WITH Hh' mails; IS eSpected
to Geek afternoon at Pier ~. (WaN sD.
Due Tomorrow
Homeric (Br). Southampton April 26: TO
White 81, Star airs Win mails is ,cs expected to
Pier SO, y CWes, 18th st}.
Cambria Antwerp April 2s; to Army
Transport Service with malls is expected
TO dock about noon at Pier 2, Army Base,
Mount Clinton. Hamburg April 2e: to
United American Lines with mails is ex-
santa Marta, Kingston April 2s; to
United Fruit Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier It, E r (Maiden
Lane).
Due Thursday
Sanlard oBe!g}. Danzg April 20, 20
Red star Line with mails, IS expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier -, CWest
Goth sO,
Themistocles (Gk). Piraeus April S; to
y Galanos & co with mails, is expected 10
dock forenoon at Pier q. b klyn.
Yorck (Ger), Bremen April 20; to North
German Lloyd with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon at foot 9Th 81. Hoboken
Carrillo, Santa Marta April rs: to United
Fruit Co with mails: is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier Is, f r (Maiden Lanel.
Due Friday
Vessel. Port. Agency
Chicago. Havre. April 20 .... French Line
San Pablo. Kingston, April ae.. Tn Fruit Co
Mexico. Havana. May !.
Ny g. Cuba Mail S Co
Gen c w Goethals, Cristobal, April IS.
Panama r r Co
Due Saturday
France. HaVre. April 80. French Line
Rotterdam, Rotterdam, April 26
HollRnd-America Line
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Abansarez A 5s7 n Colon May

Abangarez 667 \ Colon Nav l.
Ario ll5 Sand Key May j.
Bremerton lat 3s.45 Ion S713 April 90
Calamsres l2s s Cape San Antonio May /.
Cam6Ta' isa lat 4l}g y ion 4tls April 30
Catherine 90 sW St John. n Il. April So
Clavarack $50 NE Jupiter May. T.
Charles Harwood 500 NE Jupi>er May /.
Coliamer o60 e Ambrose April so.
Corning 547 Sc Cape San Antonio May /.
Cristobal sos S Scotland May !.
e 7 Bedford go W sand Key May /
Edgehii 4os Ambrose May /.
Edward I. Doheny Jr 90 $ Jupiter May !
Ell Alba 245 Sc Hatteras May !.
E Isleo " Sand Key May I.
Granite state lat tsisS lon 27'5s April n' So
Hera 3s4 e Ambrose April so.
Italia o Sc Rebecca Shoals May j.
j A Moffett Jr 80 Sc Sand Key May ]
James McGee $50 I-obos Island NAY
Lake FluornoS 20 Havana May l.
louisiana 100 EsE sand Key May /.
MORO Caste 50 NE Havana May !
Mundelta IS N Hatteras May /.
Nora 80 NE Jupiter May /
Occidental 70 n Jupiter May j.
Pan America 727 Sc Ambrose May /
Polarine W by $ Sand Key May /.
President Adams 672 Ambrose May !.
President Taft SIT Ambrose May /.
Rochester 1890 Hatteras April so.
Rosiind lat ~ Is Ion 6S oe April so.
Sagua t3l Scotland May !.
San Jose "a N Porto Castillo May.1.
San Tiburcio B 8 Jupiter May I.
Standard 200 WSW Sand Key May l.
Suffolk 30 NE Cape Cod April so
SURNAME 263 n Cristoba May !.
Susquehanna e06 Ambrose April 80.
Swiftarrow pd Sand Key May /.
Swiftwind 50 by f Jupiter May ].
Tasna 80 Hatteras May l.
Thomas II Wheeler - e Sand Key Msy T.
Turriaiba 1o3 " Kingston May J.
West Durfee 500 E Ambrose May
William Green lat 81 40 ion so o. May J.
Zacapa 24e NV Havana May J.
Hudson 1871 Ambrose May l.
Peninsular State sd Cherbourg 7:30 AN
May !.
Old North State lat ~ 40 lon "A Nav
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Dangers to Navigation
(By L. s. photographic Office
North Atlantic Ocean-Of tho American

(By L. s. photographic Office
North Atlantic Ocean-OT tho American
Coast
The following distractions were report
cd April 29-Lat 40 2 Ion 6a 81. red conf
cal buoy marked ~" in black-Editor.
April 23-Lat 26 40 Ion 81 o3, tree so It
long TT diameter, projecting one third
out Of water--Ceo & Greer
Along the Oyersen Routes
The following obstruction was reported
April 28-Lat 80 50 lon "a so, wreckage
same date, lat Al 80 Ion as so. stump Of
tree-Seneca
Ice Reports
April 26-Canadian Planter encountered
heavy pack ice 2 miles south Scatari Isl
and steamed 16 miles east through edge
of field before clearing; also observed large
field loose ice 30 miles northeast Scatari.
extending in northerly direction 10 to Is
miles; westerly limits unknown owing to
fog
Velavis passed one berg in position -
miles south of Cape Ray passed along
northern edge of field of packed ice for 3
miles east and west extent south unknown.
kegaska. Observation-Disclosures clear and
no drift ice in sight here for weeks.
international Ice Service
The following received from the s
Coast Guard cutter Seneca: April 20
Position lat AZ Ion so 10; low visibility last
"a hours; southern ice limits in lat AZ 10
between 4Sth and SD meridians; small
berg, lat ~ is Ion so "a: grower, lat 46 o2
Ion ~ 40 l3; two bergs. lat 46 30 Ion 40 8 ,
three bergs, lat 46 05 lon 40 40 (bread-
cast).
Commodore Rollins arrived yesterday
from Port Antonio; reports while I miles
southeast of Sea Girt n j passed a yes
sells mast so feet long.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Red Star Line

Lapland. Antwerp, April "a. Red Star Line
Due Sunday
Baltic, Liverpool. April 29. w Star Limo
Caronia, Hamburg. April 81 Cunard 8 g Co
Toios, Havana, May United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Granite State. Queenstown. April 2s
L 8 Lines
Oscar II, Christiania April 2s.
ScandinH Vian- American Line
Orbtta, Hamburg. April 26.
Royal Mail steam Packet Co
Colombo. Naples April 2S.
Italia America, Inc
Santa Teresa, Crsstobal May J.
w Grace g. Co
Ponce. San Juan May ;
N Y q Porto Rico S S Co
Maracaibo, Mayaguez May 3. Red u Line
Fort Hamilton Bermuda, May 6.
Furness, Witty e. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02

L Harrison Smith AZ Il Ambrose LV
May
Eastern Crown 1883 f Cape Henry April so,
Eastern Sword 2T2 E Cape Henry May !.
EsseQuibo $40 Ambrose Nv AM May /.
Evelyn 3lS SW Diamond Shoals April 30.
Gulfstream 90 N Jupiter April 80.
Gulttrade 90 f Sand Key April 80
Jata Mcndi lat3l SO ion 62 "a April 30.
Joseph Seep 7t3 T. Ambrose LV April 80.
Mount Clinton s03 Ambrose LV April 80.
Munargo 727 Scotland LV April 80.
Orcgonlan 2b0 Ambrose LV May !.
crl5aha 3Sl Scotland LV April 30
SagRporack 253 f Ambrose LV May |.
Schodsck 700 L Ambrose LN April 80.
Seattle Spirit lo4b Ambrose LV April 80.
Sihoncy 16S Scotland LV April so.
SusQuehanna n06 u Ambrose Nv April 80.
Texan lat 20 SO Ion II 2s April 30
Vulcan city ls0 Cape May May l.
West Eldara Cape Cod May !.
Winnebago 1000 E Oyerfalls LN April 40
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02

HAVRE, April 27-La Bourdonnais trr),
New York IondoniCr lbeD New York.
BORDEAUX. April 29-~Petrolelne tBr)
QUEENsTowN, April 80 - Melmotc
Head lBrl 81 John, n II.
MANCHESTER. April 3o--west Go,orn-
TRALEs, April 2o-Bnlsam, Now rorA
via Philadelphia for Pelfast.
DOVER. April 30 - birmingham City.
San Francisco for London.
BELFAST. April 7o-Coelcdn. Baltimore
QUEENsTOwN, April 3o-Eastern Tenn
pest, New York.
Departures
ALICANTE. April 22-Darceona (span).
ROTTERDAM. April 2s-Blair. New
York; 20. Deukelsdljk (Dt. Baltimore.
BORnEAuX, April 2s-Monlque (Fr).
ASTwnRP. April 27-sunbcem. phila-
delphla.
MARsEILLEs. April 2s-Mnpool tprp.
BAssAM. April 2s-Boutry (Br>. New
HAWKE. April 27 - Trondhicmsfjord
PORT FIRE. April 27-west nenshaw.
COLOMBO, April 2a-Arcturus urom
. PORT SUDAN, April 1e-Canadian Trav-
BARROW. April 2S-Brtish knight
(Br), Key West.
HULL. April 3o-Eastern Leader, New
York. e
LONDON. April Bolingbroke (Br)
Grom Rotterdam), Montreal; Moerdijk
(Dt. Vancouver. Macknaw Br), Phila-
delphia Verbania NBr). Montreal; Port
Aiac1uarc (Br). New York
QUnENsTOWN, April 29 - Dunbridge
ST ST MIcHAEi,s. April 2o-New England
Nrom Aberdeen). Norfolk.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s-Resina Br),
Quebec.
New York
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Sailed Yesterday

G Harrison Smith .(Br), Port Lobos:
saranac (Br. Avonmouth; Esparta, Tela;
NJ F Elliott, Texas city; Gran \Nor), Nor
folk: Paul II Harwood Perth Amboy;
Bueland (Nor). Baltimore; Western Spirit,
Philadelphia: Byron D Benson. Port Lobos:
Edg emoor,
Haeric, tBr). Philadelphia, Anacon la,
Philadelphia.
Alliance, Norfolk.
Gulfprince, Port Arthur: Gulf Of Mexico,
Port Arthur Wytheville, Yokohama VIA
Savannah.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Outgoing Steamships

Note-Mail inform alton will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail Pier.
Aouitania, Southampton 10 NJ. 81, N r
Rcsolute Hamburg, 10 AM ..... So N Il
Cantigny, Antwerp, 10 AM.
2. Army Base. B'klyn
Royal Prince Cape Town, IL NJ.
4. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Pipestone County, Dunklrk, IL NJ, Hbsn
sail Tomorrow
America, Genoa. II NJ M........,...e7 o. N r
st Paul Hamburg, ~ M........el N r
Lituania, DanziR, PM. 8. Bush ID. B l<lyn
Santa Luisa, Valparaiso. 10 AM "a Bklyn
Margaret, San Juan. IL M.......27, B'klyn
si1aola Santa Marta, II AM ......s. N r
Sail Thursday
Asia. Piraeus. 8 Pm. ....... S1st st, B'klyn
w d Munson. Matanzas. IL NJ M......9 r r
Esperanza, Vera Cruz. II AM .....14, f X
Sail Friday
Conejos. Constantinople, , PM. ~ B'klyn
Baracoa. ST Thomas. IL M.........44 n r
Parma, Barbados. 11A M....,,..,47. N r
Paria. Paramaribo. IL M...,.,,,..44, N r
Sail Saturday
Homeric, Southampton, IL NJ ..-..39 \ r
George Washington, Bremen Pm.
i, HobolSen
La savoie, Havre, Ia M............57. N X
Noordam, Rotterdam. II NJ. TIL st, Hobolsen
kroonland, Antwerp. ~ NJ M.,.,... 81, N
Fort Victoria. Bermuda II AM 96, N R
Uiua, Port Limon, 12 NJ. M............. Q, N r
siboney. Havana II AM...........1t E f
Caracas. Curacao, IL M..........1l,B b lxlyn
San Lorenzo, San Juan u NJ M..... 35, Is hlyn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Maritime Miscellany

ROCKLAND, Ne, May 1--Catawamteaf;,
two stick schooner. familiar nt New Eng
land ports for more than half century.
abandoned. Old coaster sprung leak
and sunk while carrying granite from
Sullivan for Newport r. l.
SAN FRANCISCO May - Nile (Br).
passenger liner formerly in Trans-Pacinc
run out of this port. recently running be-
tween Hongkong and Singapore, arrived
here to-day to be laid up.
PORTLAND. Ore. May Cape Ortegal
(Br) and Ootmarsum (Du) reported char
tered for grain to United Kingdom; first
graIn charters In ScNcrnl WeekS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
East Guif-Modcrate TO fresh east and
southeaat winds and overcast weather.
West Gult--Fresh southeast winds, over
cast weather and local rains
Caribbean Sea and Windward FassaEe-
Moderate cas-, ana northeast winds, Fair
weather.
North OF Sandy Hook-Frcsh southwest
and west winds Fair weather
Sandy Hook to HstteraS-Moderatc to
fresh south and southwest winds. Fair
weather.
HatterAs 70 Florida Strait-Moderatc
to fresh northeast and east winds and
partly overcast weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

distance in miles, position at noon, unless
otherwise specined.)
Acropolis s21 Ambrose LV Apil 80.
Agwibay $50 SW Nantucket LV May !.
Ala 237 Cape Henry May 1.
Alfonso XII $50 Sc Ambrose LV AM
May !.
Be,videre s43 EsE Cape Heniopen May !.
Ciavarack $50 E st Augustine. Fla, April 30.
Occur o'Aiene S9l Ambrose LV April 80.
DiriKo IS SsE Overfalls LV Nay l.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Mauretania Sets Record
Steams 271% Knots on Part of
Eastward Voyage

SOUTHAMPTON. May ! (Bv The
Associated Press ).-The Cunard liner
Mauretania, from New York, April 25,
steamed at the rate of 271a knots an
hour during a part of the voyage,
which ended here to-day. This, it was
stated, established new record.
Ihe Mauretania on her trial trip in
1907 averaged 27.36 knots. On some of
her pre-war voyages she averaged more
than 26 knots for the voyage. Last
year she was converted from a coal to
an oil fuel burner.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
- - ------
Fire Record
LOSS

1;45--sl4 sch av. sam pulmo,or l'N'''
s:2O-ls4i Lexington sv.; James Nel- 5l"'N
s.Oo-4io E. i2ist st. Fred smulo[ s. nnso0""
sso-5l5 w 77th st. R B. case. ! '''''' t
Unknown
ia:io- Canal and 1aisht SIS: auso:
1.oo-2O7th ST. r0@f'H& and s,h av unoce.g o9So0"n
pied bldg; Grabscheret Unknown
S20-l5 Nv. ATTN st; Mrs. Rodgers.
a:4O-2a4 E. seth st Sam rinksi- i-N'''" II
5000 E. 5sth st; Hotel St. Regis
a.9oo-sllss Third av.: brush ....,''. Sona
+;SS-Pier rs y r.: The Old po1
s.oo-4so EIevtn,h aT' w. R. H Macy F'''"s
s:oo-si orehara st; unkno own. .nEnown N NO N
Bronx: Edward Farrell Unknown
S.l5-5t clarkson st: Ajax Truck
5:a5-sai5 Andrews az. the Bronx: ~ ''0 II
unknown ....+.. ........... Unknown
s.35-als e. 1854 st: unknown. Unknown
o.f5-lso Avenue c, David Rab.
45-2cs St Anas Ave. the bronx. '''''
motion pictures; john Pc
15-kngsbrfdge Rd. and the Con
s0grse; so;,Ginr the BTonx; MonSGr new ,,n.,o-.,
: 7Oc-573 9Th av.: Isidore Frank. Unknown
i.25--ls E. 13sth st, the Bronx;
Nathan Levy ............. Unknown
S15-29 ". Sd st: Al Terschin. Unknown
sl5147 f. 10th st; Cooltte Foot
wear Co o.....-........... Unknown
S35-25s W 1921 st. Nathan Fielder.
Unknown
s:4o--s1i e 9th st; schwab Bros
Unknown
soo-Ii4s Sd av; Max Rhienish Trifing
s:26-i1 Broadway; Globe Suspender
Company. ny................ Unknown
s5o-s35 ". 17oth St: George Rod
neN. ....,.... .,.... Cnknow;
- o6-l22 hott ct. Jacob Frank. TrifinG
- l5-is5 Washington St.. Harry
Rosenberg = ....-......,..,.. $leo
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Change of Masters

l3 II Richardson succeeds Thomas C I,sndA
command gasoline yacht AEawarn
tharles Greene succeeds Horace NJ Dem
mons command schr barge Pocono.
Hlcharo Fink succeeds " H Garrett COM
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
Vessels Sold

Athea, gasoline yacht, 56 tons sold by !
Maynard Nissan to II w Dobbns for 81
and other considerations.
Catalin, gasoline yacht, 23 tons; sold by
estate Of James G Wilson to Grove e War
ner for 81 and other considerations
New York, steam screw, 1926 tons; sold
BY Worden e. Co. to United Transatlantic
Lines for 81 and other considerations
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
CITY Island

Hound South: Sch Henry Crocker
New Haven for New York
Bound East: Schs Minas Princess (Br),
New York for Parrsboro, b D Em SON
New York for Bridgeport; Olive b Van
Dusen, New York for New Haven.
SAILED: Sch LAURA Annie Barnes from
New York; Bangor
New-York tribune., 1922-05-02
TRAVEL
ClJNARP
AAo ANCHOR In
Fs.te,t Steamer 10 HAMBURG
From New York via Boston
Calling at Plymouth Il Ch.rbou,r
c q r O MA 3o;ees ToSs
kEXT SAILING NAY Is

70 Cherbourg and Southampton
A!t iiANiA inlay , May 23 Jun,n
M =, = !. RLI ANA ....N May is june june
pr hhNbARlA May 30 June 20 JUL I
\. y. 70 Plymouth. Cherbourg g. Ham =,
SaAOkIA ..-..... May IS July i Ane
SAho Ma ...... Juno IL July 2a Aag.t
r. Z. 70 Cobb Queenstown &. Liv.rps
"a MARI new May sMay 81 ",Inn.f
CARNANIA ....------- - NAV
scITBIA (nev) May "a June 2i July n
LACONiA (new) june 7 July July
Sailing from Boston.
n Y. 70 Londonderry and Glasgow
COLUMBIA ...... May27 June "a July
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
WHEELING HOLD
Up MEN TAKEN
PAIR CAPTURED
AT PORTSMOUTH, O.
Ernest Fannin, One of the
Two, Copfesses Crimes
Here and Elsewhere.

Portsmouth. Ohio. Jan. 6.--Wi'h the
arrest hero today or two men who gave
their names az Lor.u MerShon. -
Columbus. and Ernest Tanning. lS' OF
chicaxo. authorities believe they have
thrown light upon u number of crime"
committed In Wheeling. NadhlnHtoh'
Baltimore. Atlanta and various othe'
cities.
While Mershon was unconscious inc
result OF being beaten over tho heah oy
Shorin Hickey when ho resisted arrest
Fannin is said by authorities TO nave
confeasod to numerous hold-upa anu
robbcriSs throughout tho south.
travelling In n large auto. which "u-
thorities say they believe was stolen IN
wheeling, the two men started from
columbus, Ohio. circlcd through IN"
south. committing h"ld-upa AMI ron
h.rIes a; Nashville. Tenn. HuntSNilI''
Ala Columbus. Ga. Raleigh. y. G.
Richmond. Va. and other places. at
cordInx 10 tho alleged confessions.
Among the alleged h"ld-upS was ono
staged on Pennsylvania avenue. Wash
inrton. in broad daylight. and three III
one day ut Richmond. Va. including tne
rohbinE OF I cigar store.
Sevcnty-ttvo dollars ais" was obtained
in n hoId-up in Wheeling. December %
Fannin Is said to have confessed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-07
House Passes Bill
Carrying Millions for
Dry Enforcement

WashinRtou. Jan. G.--Thr house late
today passed tho first annual supply
measure drafted under the budget Sys-
EN-, tho treasury appropriation bill,
carving approximately Sl69,OOO.OOO OF
which $3.50, 600 Is for enforcement OF
prohibition during the fiscal year be-
ginning next July first.
The measure was sent tothe scna !"
without n record vote, practically no
oppositon developing to It's various pro-
Visions. Only one amendment was
adopted. while several sections were
eliminated on points of order.
Representative nm (RepD, MaryIand'
n,nde nm unsuccessful attempt TO Cnt
the amount prov idcd for prohibition en-
forcement to s@5O,0oO. but his amend
ment was quickly showed under
IJitlo discussion was provoked hF
prohibition. and once the Hi amend
men. wns disposed Of tho house pro-
ceedcd to consideration OF other ica-
turcs Of the bill.
On 4 po!nt nf order by E"pr"ScniatiN"
Walsh (RepJ, Massachusetts. rroriE-
ions for a SlO.trO salary for an under
secretary Of the treasury were c!in'm
ated.
The effect Of the budget system. mem
hers said. was evident in the few
changes proposed. A Eear ago tho Va"!-
Gus appropriation bills were the taEet
or dozens OF amendments, and appoint
mcnts OF order.