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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
ACCIDENT TO BOY

During a recess period yesterday
afternoon at the Riley school at In
diana Harbor, Sol Myers. age .
years. while playing ball with his
little boy friends was bitten by a
dog owned by people diving at 1913
Elm street. causing a deep lacera-
ton and exposing the muscles in his
arm.
According to the statements of the
boys In the game, the ball was hit
into the yard at 1913 Elm street. and
st was while Young Myers was lean
ing over the fence across the street
that the dog Is said to have jumped
cp and bitten him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
DEATH OF BABY oTTENHEIMER.

Daniel Ira Ottenheimer. IL months
old son. of Attorney and Mrs. Lest
err Ottenheimer. of 4327 Barring ave,
passed away this morning at 1920
o'clock. The little fellow had been
ailing since birth of valvular heart
trouble and while specialists were
consulted and everything done that
was possible the little one steadily
grew weaker. The funeral will be
held Thursday morning at 2 o'clock
at the home and from there to Wald-
helm cemetery In Chicago, where in
terment will be made. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ottenheimer have the sympathy OF a
host of friends IN the Twin Cities
IN their sad bereavement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
AFTER LIQUOR
SMUGGLERS
TINTERNATloNAI NEWS sEpv,cr

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON, May IL Speedy
motor boats will be used to prevent
smuggling of liquor from Cauada
TO the United States through
Detroit. Prohibition Director James
r. Davis of Michigan announced
here after a conference with Corn
missioner Haynes.
The government motor boat guard
will cooperate with patrol boats
of the Detroit Police. Davis said in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y X. Es1H5!ossL

MENU HINT
Breakfast.
Fruit.
Hash. Poached Eggs.
Toast. Coffee.
Luncheon.
Baked Beans. Rhubarb Sauce.
Ginger Cake. Tea or Milk.
Dinner.
Roast Beef.
Potatoes Roasted with Meat.
Lettuce Salad with
French Dressing.
Cocoanut Pie. Coffee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

The Salvation Army reached a.
7O3.Sl7 persons through its street
meetings last year. a third of whom
would never had heard sermon or
a hymn except for the Salvationists.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

To phone news items TO East Chi
-cago Times office. call East Chica.
go 2S3.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

putting an end to river smuggling
and thus close pne of the chief gate
ways for smuggling liquor from
Canada into the United States.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
SUGGESTIONS

A Box of Goodies-A box Of
goodies is sometimes the most well
come gift you could possibly give
anybody. Of course the taste and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

Money to loan on 7 and per cent.
securities for sale due to 3s
months from date. denominations
from SIS up. Real Estate gold
bonds. Roe g. Peterson Law Of
fee, <-2s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
BUSINESS NOT As USUAL

Two months ago moonshine ar
rests averaged between Is and 20
a day and occupied the greater part
OF the police dockets Today a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

Try a regular soc dinner at Cafe
Lafayette. Home made pastry. Mrs
SpauIding, manager and chef.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

THE House Of Muscat. Gary's lead
ing furniture house and one of the
largest and best stocked in the state
drew packed house at the opening
Of their new home at Fifth avenue
and Broadway yesterday. A won
derful display of furniture and
hou sehold furnishings was the con-
census of opinion of those that at
tended the opening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
Read These
Twin City
Advertisements
WASSEY'S PLEATING
SHOP
OIL STATE STREET

III
Hemstftch with Gold and Silver
Thread; also match all coIors. but.
ton Holes, Buttons Covered, EN-
broiderfing, Braidlng, Heading.
Phone Hammond 446 S-7-tt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

After weeks spent in examining
veniremen the fury of his peers"
which is to try Gov. Len Small of
Illinois on charges of conspiracy
TO deiraud the state out Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

AT least ten aviation companies
are operating lines in Germany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

100000 has been accepted and
sworn. On a former occasion
when the jury had been COM
pleted one juror was removed for
expressing opinions on the case.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

Cien Bnel,anen 100 y Ambrose April 3.
'ToxtGtn Nal lSo from New Yofls / m
CooJennn STATE 1.aas L .Ambrose .>rrl /.
Catherine 16 q Ambrose AprIl =
,,n1.,,,,t Ioqsort iiS j. A,lnre.o Aprll ..
pa@6.ra'a 'oeb@i y ~ : ,i, iihs Ih@o2 Ap'i
Savt sid t10 T. Ambrose Nprtl e,
@ditoG 1.eS2 West lIooit OF Holland
Nast Wind Se5 Sc Ambrose April 3.
ltastorn I'!let q "a % long " q. 4,prjt :.
"uitoot't arriVes rro,idcnco late tues
G3eotgiao 20 e >mbroae Npr;i j..
G,teHisn d t,esteG Hlu Ap"A 8.
huron O,is'te) 'eft Necorie ro, S,,.to ~.
:, n':n@o .. : Il lu Aprii ..
} Il c'erden oil !: cprc nonry APRIL Q.
hrron!nmd olt /; .tmtrosc AIlii g.
la''o Es"ero 80 NJ Diamond shoal5
ahe l'~nnu 9s, : Scotland Aprn O.
1WtaInt Wa1d,. 'llnto4 g6 "tS n Ambr9sc Aprl I.
MrNIco 2SS W Havana Aprl =.
Nte!maru l,t0l j, cape ileni'y Aprl, I.
9aiI i;oaen&o ailiNed Mayasuca It N
%Satprn 1910 sc Ama-o.c ART, g.
rYncr $50 scotland Npril =.
Old North Sts,e 2.S91 L, \iubyoyr April !.
Dion Gt6 W Dunl,,rn Apri) i.
syirt A,rrow so$ !, nloci, lslan'l A1rii >.
cuH' H'luFh"i.lla VIZ u Ambrose ADr!l ..
Tnofi0an "'h Diamond Shoals y pr! ..
W Qncchoe 500 Ambrose April T.
VI Norris lat 80 "a y lotl 30 - Ap.u l.
" HcuN l,"9i nc cape IirVr, April =.
n99rGN ,'66 L Ambrose 4 .A,i April .,
Nlrd city ~ 50 Boston April 3.
carton 1Sl V Hole IN WaII AprIl 3
Iag ern IS lat 2s 50 y Ion 56 "a " Aprl, :.
itd'th Ao' scotland April ..
toua"rt 012 Il Ambrose April 8
Na7trrn Leader $50 E Boston Apru ..
casey 900 n Hole in Wall April g.
iINeIyn $40 Scotland April g.
DcNo!e"te l2lo NE iiolo In Wall April g.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Board Lays Down Policy
On Wooden Ship Claims
, y. on, The rr4oune,, weshtnoton Eurcou

- on Tho Trteure's Washington Burcdu
II WASHINGTON, April 3.-Thc Ship
ping Board to-day fixed definite policy
regarding the settlement Of amortiza-
tlon and profit claims OF the wooden
sh'Pbullders, growing out Of the test
case recently decided by the claims
commission.
General Counsel Elmer Schlesingcr
said that tho board would make settle
ndent, II it was satisfactory to the
ciaimauts, on basis of $1,000 for
amortization and $4,000 for profit q
vesec. on all new contracts executed by
the board. This involves approximately
eighty vessels. In cases where q vessel
vas partially completed the ship
builder will be allowed $1,000 for
amortization and proportionate
amount OF tie $4,000 allowed for
profits, according to the amount OF
work completed on tho vessel.
The ainortization claims amount to
approximately s6,oo0,ooo and involve
severty wooden ship builders.
As result OF the principle contained
II the resolutions the board will not
DO called upon to pay more than ap-
proXiinately sl,00O,000 if the shipbuilo-
crs accept its ruling.
Ihc ehIpbuiders insisted that they
were verbally assured that they would
90 given sufficient number of con-
tracts to enable them to come out whole
~ anlortiz!ng their plants. This the
board denied and produced witnesses
to substantiate its refutation OF this
dsc.afation on the part OF tho claimants
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Cleared

AEtiNa, peterson; Santiago; y cuba
Mail co.
swlftlish,, Blake; Ta:npico; c d Mai
iory e. Co.
lIauretania tEr>. Tostran; CherbourE
and Southampton; Cunard s s Co.
Sangaunon, Swan: Constantinople and
ConstanHa; A II Bull & Co.
1Iosno (Br). Swinney; Bombay to Phil
adclphia uouide-. Weir g. Boyd.
steel Age. Alien: Vancouver via Louis
lana San francisco and Pananla Canal.
Isthm!an S Lines.
Panhandle state Pltt,,lan; Plymouth.
Cherboura ard London; United States
Lines,
Irontoiits, Lsrsan; Texas City; Robert
L Hague.
- Alliance, Fond: Norfolk: Old dominion
Transportation Co
city sf Columbus. lu6bArd; Savannah;
co;d rsrbor. Madden; Bo.ton; North,
Atlantic & Western 8 60.
Naiful.u NIayu (Japl TuGaEcwa; Nor
folk Hayriss, Nag!u d; CO.
India Arrow, VI oo0s; Beau!1 ont. Stand p
Adriadne rrsne tBr>. visntman: Norfolk:
Kinslcy = S Lines
De!aware Eobinson; Boston; Na.tern
g : Co.
Hcnry S Grove, Bscisusu; 70. Angeles
and san FrGrc!sco Via Panama Canal; Al
laMtic Gu!f & Pacific : s Co.
! 4 NoRatt j., Grsce: TeTas Clty;
Robert T. Hague.
Atlantic tSwedl Bersstrom; Gothen-
beg ana AIaino: TuruesS witty g. Co.
Wieldrecht OON, Cocr,;aNp; Niso and
CoYuuna: Ph Van Ouln!ertn Corp.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Arrived Yesterday

', Porto Weo, San Juan Mar 90; to n &
5orto i H Beo LING .wi;h pass, mails ard
Tur~ess Bermuda Line with pass. mai.
MTcn il: to IL winche-.er 'y ~ 4 Go :o'ni In
ballast; rier 4, Army, Base, Bklyn.
- ".Ier y Munson. Matanass March 80;
Sugar Refinery, Edgcwster. \ ].
lus tbrr Cristobei March IS, Fort
Limon 81. iavara 50; to Tho United Truit
IS. II Il.
Caracas. /, Gusirs March %, Porto Ca
Biiss. Dsllett &. CO With SO p,ss. iasils
ara n'dse; ricr H. Dislyn.
"'peT oaon hST SSn'o' MaGn Va s. no DO ]snsTo
,nE Corp w'th lndDc; piov 4. Army Base.
- Moya - S marax '[S91' i9q 1H0 to orsno9S Snehor
Line With Is first, 3s5 second and S2s
ttnird class pass. mails ami mdoc; Pier
Moinus. New Orleans March Is: TO
Southern Pacific Co with pass snd mdse;
Line s0nff wi5n mda5 na',;sTs Fisr = A?T 4 10 clyde
Lake stirling, Richmond April l. TO
Richmond &. \ 8 Co with ndsc;
J a Moftet. tr. Texas City March c7:
70 Eobert !. Hague with oil; Pier 8. Con-
Kentqckisn, Boston Apru :; TO United
American lane; with mdss; Pier Morses
y -. EklyN.
Guernsey (Nor>, Philadclphis, April I;
20 Wilhelm Wilhelnsen; Shcwan's D u,
Bklyn.
+ \ Mofcett 1r. Texas CITY. March 81: TO
Robert !. Irsgue; with Oil; P!or Constable
Hook. J.
Croytc,h HALL (Dr}, oran, March .. nos-
toN April =; 10 Ellcrnlsns Wilson Limo;
with mdse. 9Th at. Eobol<en.
Saeua. Ponce. March "a Mayagu-a March
Is. ASuadila March 36, San Juan March
2a; to Atlantic Fruit Co; with j pass and
,ndse Pier \ Il.
Eo dItalia utaN. Genoa March "a. Ma
pics March le, Gibraltar March 20 Boston
April 2; TO Furncss. Witty 4 Co: with IS
cabin. l41 third clsss pass and 1ndse; Pier
Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Lunargo, Nassau March 81; to Murson
Limo with 1914 pnss. ma.ls and mdse: Pier
Lewis Lucltenbach. Philadelphia April g;
TO Luckcnbac ch s Co; with nldse: S6tli
81, Bkiyn.
Sch Rcbeca Il Douglae, San Andr.as
March . to the Franklin Batter Co; with
cocoanuts; anchored Off Red Hook Flats
Bhlyn.
Catherine santo Domingo, with rad,e;
anchored ofg Quarantine; Will so TO Pier
-, Brooklyn.
KclloaAee Colon. with indse: anchored
or Quarantine.
Hague Maru (Jap), Honglong. Shanghai
Yokohama and San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

4fsl ) $ 5 sahd a i1eSF0s9 NeS Isrti A'5ll E >.
Asn.,Ico sm;%oT-I =. 0s J. sW Sand 1ey April g.
american ae,,3 stas 1.@4a L Gaze o:'' 1icnry
2. n.rd cit;. 200 ssH Boston Light Anyjl .
ESsrpla,ia $50 by \ Cape rle'Irt. Anri, o
Casey lat 81 o5 Ion 6o G5 Apru -Api'' -
c'ateqnisl 9t.G, state lat Il . g. lon 81 q
Colonbia CO. D, 1-4o7 Sc Ambrose Aprl,
Srsmpton Anderson 10 S Juritar AMI, .
Dean 1e 49, Anery 100 ~ Jupiter Aplil :. .
GS ySard 'I""n !. l1oh ,,4+4 y Ambrose April .
' Aprti " A0he"E y Iowey Rocks
81 81 soI s''s9 s:o I nsn 5 Tgausss gs,1a:,s,, A9r,
Spsil y "S'''"g''n lat &s S4 Ion 1s 81
{ss5fsjsr asGFFis 8? : W xA SAND Ney Apxn ,.
Hilton 70. $ soca Granda Apr'i ttnsfa : PHI >
{t1dS son son zoo e Ambrose April 5.
= " n mite 80 s jupiter April 3.
Japan Ar@ow % 3 Iupitar ta1!u A5rjy lafy April 9
LishtbuTno 2 Jupiter April S.
~ 81 9'ar -, 9.ato sd from Chcrbourg 1:3l
Maqa4a ~ 11G:t5 1at y =; & lon cs,os Apr,,
M;1r.esi,d, Ai;s}rnicoS,i 80 2 81 sa7a Key Ap- 3
Mosella 1869 ENE Ambrose ~ Hpr : Pr
NyhaZa 6$ Key West Apr 8.
OccldeNta! ltO w S3nd Key Apr 2
old North state lat as SIS lon n a,r
0r.4a6a SOC S Ahaco Light Apr 2.
quaker CITY 485 Ambrose Ar, ?
Pastores $50 s Scotland Arr {.
Ssgua Us y Jupiter Apr 9
standard 60 y Jupiter Abr .
Steadfast J 8 Jupiter Apr ..
Steel Mariner 20 S Jupiter Abr :
storm King 254 L Ambrose Ayr :.
rhomas Wheelei, 6 L Sand Key Apr 3
Iu!sagss !40 Il Churlesto,s Ap- 2.
Nictrolite 70 v Sand Key Apr 3.
Warwick 24S y Jupiter Apr 8.
West Insk.p 1Ti4 u Ambrose Anr
West Kssson c Ne Cowey Rocks AM =
West heeno 4S5 SE Delaware DreaiT.atct
APR 8.
william Green 10 sE Jupiter Apr 8.
W!nneconne s2o s Scotland APR 3
II NJ Tlagie- 3oi Delaware Ereal.vster
Apr ),
Stephen + JONES' a5 sw rlre Isisnd Abr .
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

Mcxico. Sailed: Eremlin r3r', Galrcston;
II g FolEer, Sabine
ada tBr>. tiverpcol; Charles Ic HarTood,
Tampico: MnrubA. Norfolk: Ovuiiis, Nor
fol5. sailed Norfolk, norfolk; sahs I'D
wprd J LRwrencse Norfoil;: Ella Pierce
Thurlo'r. Norfolk:
PORTLAND, O"e. Apfii S.-A,riycd; :;
Portland Maru, Iurors,l Sailed ltcetor.
Ga sso'y: AsiR lDurope.
sAE EEANclS,Go, April J. Arrircd:
New Work.. Sailed: steel Ranger. Fort.
lsnd. Ore. Eohie' toodfeuow. sew YorN
sATANNAH, April a--Arr'yoa. Domir-
.ou Ntitior Dr>. Jacb sonvlllc; Hoy ard Bal.
tlmore ,end sailed ror JacGson.t,lc}. l;sse::.
JAcNfonNiilc nd rInd aailed Tor phllnde' q
phia), silcd. Nachoochcc. 13ostou.
ST JDtlN. y ~, April - Arrived: -ion!-
calm tBr). 1.iYerpoUl
TAMPA. Fin, Aprii B --NrI'lY ed Trus .
il'o, 80" Oileens. Sailed; CITY of rhill-
10, phla, Phi,adoiplia; raroi Tam pico
J W. Eiggs. Fort Nyor,.
NlNEYA AlD lINNEA. M3ss, AptU g.
Arr, Cd and ilrd: Ichv I.p'inia NJ snov;.
ItocklaWi. for New York. Arrived: Sc,lrg
lfenry II ''hamborlaiu. Perth Anboy. Tor
lis s.port; Iraull brninocd. Sew York, for
Enstern port; Whlte'Fay Utr). Ncw Yorl;.
for Novn Scotia Stalled: Schr Gertrude
PARSONS G8r), from ST JOHN. :; =, city
leland.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
81. S. Liners Get
Highest Rating g
For Insurance
Underwriters Promise Ship
Board to Place Fast Nes-
sells OH Most Favorable
Basis, ". ]. Love Says
First Conference Is Held
Board Officials and Insur-
ancc Men Discuss CLASH
1ication of L. S. Boats

Shipping Board passenger liners
operating on the Atlantic and Pacific
will receive the best rating allowed by
insurance companies on those routes,
u. j. Love, Woo president of the Ener
geney Fleet Corporation. announced
yesterday after conference at 40
Broaduey between committees repre-
sehting the board and marine under
writer's. This applies to all tho new
oS the 535-foot and b22-foot class and
also to the former German ships in
service.
Mr. love said that previously the
classification had been varied, but that
in. the, future the ships operated by
the United States Lines, the Munson
Line, Admiral Line and Pacific Mail
would rate as high as their COM
petitors.
Commenting upon the conference yes
terday, Mr.. Love said it was largely
satisfactory" but that many questions
remained TO be discussed. He declared
that the board would attempt to meet
the demands of the underwriters for
greater permanency of services and Of
OFF GERS and crews.
Under the agreement reached yester~
DAY Shippers dispatching cargocs on
these vessels will obtain approximately
the same insurance rates prevailing on
shipments sent by private American or
foreign steamers, it is said.
Many trade routes have not yet been
covered, Mr.. Love said, adding that the
arbsconlmittees appointed by the under
writer's have tremendous task in
going over the voyage records Of all
government ships for the last year
Probably this would occupy six or
ssven months. he said. He expressed
appreciation for the thoroughncss with
Which the insurance men were going
INTO the investigation.
Tho meeting was attended by Mr..
Love, B. K. Ogden and Commander II.
D. Gstewood for the Shipping Board,
sad Charles r. Page, Hendon Chubb
and William II. McGee for the marino
USdc-V-ritery
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE,-Mail Information will We found
Oh Travel Page. Column Eight.
snii To-day
Panhandle State, London. PM4, 1tobo1<cn
Mauretanis, Southampton. IL M...5<, X p
Nnna.So' ss Nassau, J.: NJ ,,........ o, p !:
S&nSamon, Constantinople. t2 NJ. Elllyn
Sail Tomorrow
Bovic. Manchester, il M:::..Ss' Is, = = j;
Polonia. Loau. u NJ. B. puah Docks, H'hiyn
Margaret, san Juan. PM. M......21, Bl.Iyn
Fer 9, Eric basin, nllyn
ca.noens Buenos Ayrcs AM.14. 1IobolIen X n
Aods:a.rd, y, ss,a ,, San Ivan ~ M."a7 Bk!yn
Parma, 81 Thomas. : PM........'17, n r
stSaois s.. 70. Santa Marta, II Az; :. \
Sail Thursday
SCamcron nts, Glasgow: IL NJ. .....e4, \ 7,
chicago. mavre, Il M.........S$, - ','....ss X X
C,,onanche,, JaclSsonvilic. u N: .... .$5, \ 4
Wss,asr. %aaads; Mrrseis' pn15,. Ma'St st. nllyn
NSpersnza. Vera cruz. Il M.......19 En
Nodena Turks Island. IL NJ. ........75, \ l.
Sail Friday
stsvanGeTfjord. Bergen, IL NJ,
WIn; y NJ N; THgPpsr 81. Laurent. : PM.+4, 81
Sail Saturday
Caronia, Hamburg. 12 M.E4 \ p
Adrlatic, Liverpool, IL M....6n \ r
Ca1nbrai, Antp crp. AM,
ARM Ease. Bklyn
1apland Antwerp, ~ "'' ',SS',Sor : =
Granite State, Bremen, FM...4. Ilobohen
Eort Victoria, Bermuda, II AM..95. \ y
Snnts Marta. Tela. II A3i.......0 \ L
Caracas, Curacao, II M.......11. 15'lIyr
Porto Nco, San Juan, Il NJ. 81, D'Ilyn
Ars ssuaya, bermuda, II AN ........42. y Y
StpoNe5, havana, I'm M.........,..l3, ii K
Munanlar. Bancs. l2 M...9, +; y
Iroouols, Turks Isle, u M......34, B'lJlyn
boston city, Bristol, PM M........6S n r
Ienape' Jacksonv!lle, II M........Ss X l.
A'arno, Galveston, - M............3s X Il
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

s'' ~ nts.'s:s @a} S.sa.sa =
" KIP f.T a. r. y '7sisTsa MsTson 'o st. DOCK forenoon
Fruit Co with mails: IS expected 20 dooI
rOtspoen at ri.r lb. p Y (Aistdsn LAMP,
CUBS Nal Line With mails; IS eSptct.d to
dock forenoon at Pier -. E L (Tell So.
to G ooean qf cs Is cy2s to ICE @ fors
noon AZ Pter s. \ II (spr.ns So.
Con2ncho. Jaclsouyiil. April ! to Clyde
S. So; ( L <dhariton He St. GO0N ''''-'
Britannis Crrj, Marse!u.s March IS: to
FabTe Line Win pass, malls and ndse; is
f5:Rfesea S RfSa: to 'o''' f0F'00'" at S'sf st.
:, sus}achsnna. Queonstown, March q; q
InGec: f. expected 20 DOCK afternoon at
Picr {. Hoboken.
Tue Tomorrow
st a.h:e', @ 'ts:onal, March ?9; 10 I 8
Gected TO dock forenoon at Pier = Army
I'M H ra. Aata .xs5a Aer ! j. 20 6o aas2a 1a:
noon AZ Her 2, F. I, (Oid SNo>
Due Thursday
Soydiitz (Cer). Bremen March rs: TO
North German Lloyd with lnaNs; ts *
pectcd to dock rorenooa ut foot Gtn st,
giuseppe Verdi tIta,>. Naples March g;
20 McDonnau g Truds. With 1llajis; Is eI-
~ l.
can Black See Line with mails; Is expected
to dock Afternoon at Pier 81. R'lilvn.
uaited American Lines with ,aaiis: is ex X
pected 70 dock forenoon al Pier IS, n Il.
(West 45th ST..
cl; to Panama + Y Co with mails is e1-
pected 10 dock forenoon at Pier o., y f
Fort Victoria cEr,: expected TO leave
20 4 IN ~,
AZ W P:er A g. ! 2sSf'5 ess 55tR IL s a9c& 10's"'0"
muaa April 4 to Roya Nail steam Paclsee
With mails; is expected to dock forenoon
at Pier 81, \ i tMorton st1.
Due Friday
Vessel Port Areocv.
America, Southampton. March 50,
United States Lines
Aauitana. Southampton, Aosu /.
Cunard Line
orduna. 1i southanpto gss5 March R5S"''' as Line
,, s.u Roya! Mai steam Packet Co
United Fruit Co
Due Saturday
old North State, London, March 20.
nynaam. Rotterdam. Msrah fSsso %, states Lines
vandyck. Montc,;deo, Marci, 20. o. 90 -''''s
Lanport & Holt Line
French Like
Mexico. Havana. April Ward Line
Duo Sunday
Nt Clay Hamburg, aIarch so,
Cni,ed-Anerlcan yi.ns
Algeria Glasso~, April L.. .Cuna-d Limo
MInneNahda Hamburg, March .s.
American Lins
Due Monday
Baltic. Liverpool Ap-il ! White Star Lin.
Megalu Hs!ias, Copstan2a, March
GreoR Line
san Lorenzo San Juan, April i.
6: Porto Rico Line
Ma ra ca DO, Curacao. April >. Biiss-Dallett
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda, April S.
Furncss. Bermuda Lac
Justin Naist. Ma rel, ....,. EoatG LtaG
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Army Orders

Prom Y.e y,-'o"nes WcsAta1ton sureoa
.wAsEINGToN Apr! a.-Arrny ord.r,
isaued to-day follow:
.A- Infantry
Cceneuist, Capt, 4. p, TO sist lnfsn.7-v.
xsEey, Capt c., to Manila
Cope. Capt. J. De w, to Manila
Williams. Capt. L. L.. TO Manila
L.awrsnes. Capt J. X, to Manila
sarou.. Capt. II. II. TO Manila
lausa.:n. II. r. V, to Honolulu.
Johnston, IL. O. r.. 10 Honolulu
I.Ichte nSaiter. 1t. Y. K, to uonoIu.u
wea: C&rt. G. S.. to Vancouver Barracks
Miscellaneous
s.s.s. II p, W. osd. Dep. 50 wAitsr
atant Major D. ". W. Mad. C.. to Fort
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Dangers to Navigation
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AAGERICAN COAST
The following distractions were re-
ported: Mar 30. lat - 81, Ion 81 os. passed
a dere.ct with hull submerged, projecting
it out oc water, San Den!to; Mar -, LAT
IS 40, lon 81 OF (approHlmatels), passed a
gas buoy: ana l;1t 23 So Ion 81 a. passed
rcd cam buo: with = blact horizontal
9l 49, rassed freshly painted rcd and
ALUNCl TIE OTEE-SEA ROUTES
Tho following oDstructions We're report
buoy. Seneca: Apr!l l, lat ~ 4b \, lon
II Al w passed lishermAns buoy sur
mounted by a loft staff carrying 4 small
blue flag. lanrlcw; received the follow
lat 80 o. =, lon o. ", four nlncs, Al
bsnia; received the following from Niton
Radio Station MAJ 15: lat 80 cS y, Ion
10 ", steamer strucA u mine, Ma
Orion S Mar 10: lat 80 o. y. Ion 20 w
passed mine. olympic.
IErEREATlONAL ICE PATROL. sERv-
from ths u Coast uHard Gutter Seneca:
Apr I. portion. lat A.. lon (not receivccl) ;
headlns northwest: Gales and rouga sea
south OF lat ~ 80. between meridian. 40
aad o.. (Broadcasted).
April 3, CGC Tanpas position lat - 40
\. M long Go o. " ';dd e':se" ice cS,ent'ns .Ss . as
uouth rom lat 43 % X, lon 80 40 W. 40
leo west Of 40 meridian. south u ~. Nov
warning ships keep north o: So between
BOSTON. April q - Coast Guard cutter
Seneca reports she is cncountcring severe
ga'eH oft Grand Banks or leo patrol and
that iceDerss are becoming NOR" plon,!-
nouth OF lat a ion 49, no that vicinity Is
DANGEROUS from floating ice.