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New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Dangers to Navigation

lBy I photographic o'0cel
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN OFF THE
AMEHGCAN COAST
Tho following obstruct IONS pcro reported A.,
March 20 lat ~ O2. lon 6G 22. sighted sub
InorRed Wreckagc with. apars attached
projecting 20 n above wntor fauiiRnyt g.
March H. lat 80 H. lon 73 Of, passed spar
~ IT long. standing upright completely
submerged at times. apparently attRched
TO gubncrEed wrcclHRo -AeOlus. March
-. miles SSE Of Winter Quarter LiRh' F.
ship CtpproEimately lat 81 A. ION u 52),
PASSED spar projecting about "a IT. out Of
Water-Leuape
ALONG THE OVERSEAS ROUTES
The following obstructiOns Wcr9 repO"ted :
Feb q, Tat 40 A. Ion 80 0G sighted stern
part or wooden YeRsel 40 to 30 n long
awssh- CantiRny, received tho following
from tho Bothwell (Br) March - Lat
a. %, Ion 40 %, passed small vessel bottom
from Eastern Sword March II: Lat 81 Is.
lon 40 %, passed timber 20 1T long, n in
diameter lIaYcrford; March II. lat ~ o.,
Ion 81 81, sighted bottom Of wooden yes
sci lz0 n long and aWash Cantigny; re-
c"lV"d tn" following from North Foreland
Radio station March /: Lat 81 5G Ion
90 o., veasel lies aground at the on
trance To River Witham. ve7sols Of light
draft only can enter or leave at high VIA
ter Fra ucisco.
INTERNATTONAL ICE PATROL
The following radiograrp was received
from tho Coast Guard cutter Seneca. .
March %, lying near berg IN tog. lat ~
80, lon ~ 35 same berg as reported near
on 2lst; drift current has slaCk"ned since
2lst to Z miles a day, 203 degrees get
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
ShipbuiIders Approve
New Subsidy Measure
New York Men on Nominating
Committee; Election 10
BE Held May &

The administrative council of the
Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders' Associa-
ton approves the new snip subsidy
bill unanimously, according to an an
nouncemont in the current bulletin.
In taking this action the council ex-
pressed the hope that before It's final
passage there win be INCORPORATED
some assistance for the shipbuilding
industry.
Il. II. ". Robinson. president Of the
Merchant Sbipbuilding Corporation;
Homer H. Ferguson, president Of the
Newport Sbipbuiding and Dry Dock
Company, and Marvin A. Neeland, pres
dent Of the New York Ghipbuilding
Corporation. have been elected by the
administrative council to serve as a
nominating committee to select can
didates for the new council. subject TO
the election at the annual meeting of
tho association in Philadelphia on
May 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
BY Radio Corp. of America

foSitlonS are at noon unless otherwise
Adriaetic passed Verde Island March 22
Aewiworld 1873 $ Scotland March "a
Aquitania 1900 y Ambrose March "a.
Chat&noasa City 27S s Diamond Shoals
PM March 2S
Clare $50 n san Juan March 90.
columbia 144 AmbrOee March "a
1rompton Anderson 175' Ambrose Mar "a
E;t astport $40 p Cape Henry March "a
Everest OF Pilot Station March e.
Herbert l. Pratt 100 S Jupiter March 23
II NJ Fiagler 1875 Z Delaware Breakwater
George c Henry la So Cape Cod March "a.
Gulfcoast so Jupiter March 90
j Bostwick 80 Sc Cape Henry March %.
IaRAq p o. Arr9w w 70 70, W Key West March "a.
John y Archbold 55 n Diamond Shoals
March a. ''
J0hn }ohn W. Wortht2gton l2l4 Ambrose Mar %
hTentucklan 20 Scotland March "a
kerhonkson 10 Boston March %.
ar"ls .te ThurloW AZ Fire Island Mar "a
MelroSe SW Five Fathom Bank March "a
S,uhalnro 81 M Winter Ctr March a.
Munrio II e Block Island March 20.
MuskoRee Is Sc Cape Henry March "a
Norfolk 28 Sc Winter Quarter Is MAJ q
Newton 50 NE Cape Henry March - -
NNorthern N11.l. star 1873 e Cape Henry March a.
orient 284 b Cape Henry March "a
Oscar d Bennett l E Alligator Reef rivb,
March 81 LIZ II
/ VoN oCif VI = Ambrose March a.
Penobscot % NE Northeast En-, Hfar o.
Putney 20 $ Ambrose March a.
Radnor 80 Ambrose March "a
Fobt E Hopkins 1O1 s Ambrose March ..
santa oliyia 4S4 Cape Henry PM
Schodack 394 F. Ambrose March a.
( Sunoil 400 Delaware Breakwatcr Mar "a
0witteaglo l1o SW by S Block Island
SS,wiftscout 40 n Jupiter March %.
W, w - Munson a Scotland March a.
ISieta
Z4lia 7o5 Scotland March a.. '0'4 49,
Mar "a '''o M
Cayo Mambi 624 s Scotland Lv Mar "a
/ CeIro Azul So n Jupiter Mar a.
Chattanooga City 543 S Diamond shoalr
Mar "a 9'i""le
II M. NJ Flasler 1885 f Delaware Breakwater
Japan arrow 45 N Jupiter Mar q
Nora S5 y Jupiter Mar "a
SSactaTappa Sa.a lat 29 20 n Ion 50 oS w Mar p
T9nIa TiTtyes IGreFa Gna S53 scotland Lv Mar a.
70 IeN Nd Al pueuooS S51 oiodu 1.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Farley Sails
To Study Ship
Market Abroad
Shipping Board Will Base
Sales Campaign ON For
eign Prices. Says Emer-
gency FL Icet Official
Financial Data Sought
Norman TO Determine Basis
for Banking Support 10
Marine Lines III Europe

Information or tho market for ships
e5road and also on the attitude Of
uancial institutions toward steamship
companies viii be used by the Ship
ping Board as the basis for its sales
campaign, it was learned yesterday
Edward P, Farley, ce-presdent of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation in charge
oi sales, and Bradford Norman jr., as
siStant to Vice President Kmbau, sail
to-day on the Lone Star State to make
thorough survey of the European sit
nation for the beard
Mr. Farley said that at present the
only real ship market was in Europe
and that the board wanted first hand
data on the prices at which tonnage
was changing hands before it adopted
a plan TO dispose Of its feet on large
scale horo. He deried shat his visit
as to develop q possible source for
eates abroad. The value of the Diesel
engine az form Of motive power and
the opinions Of leading shIpowners and
builders on the future Of shipping
were among the subjects 10 be studied.
ba said. Asked II he intended TO see
SlF w alter RunClmaD in England and
Hugo SHINES i'm Germany, Mr.. Farley
replied that he would talk to them and
many others if the opportunity pre-
seuted itself.
MIR. Norman is to cooperate with
Mr.. Farley, but will especially make a
special investigation Of the financial
situation as it affects shipping and
determine if British bankers feel that
the price of tonnage has reached the
point where they can offer support to
steamship Hres, 1t was pointed out
that number of American bankers
who became interested in shipping
companies at inflated prices have had
On unfortunate experience and that as
result financial backing is difficult to
get here. i is understood that the in
formation gathered by Mr. Norman will
be used by the Shipping Board in
seeking investors in marine securities
IN the United States.
Chairman Lasker said recently that
probably not more than half of the
government feet could be sold in this
country, and that efforts would be
made 70 sell the rest abroad. Mr.
Farley declared yesterday that he had
no definite sales proposition OF this
nature in mind.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

tto. o.nIsht or early Monday at Pier I, llo-
General G W Goethals Cristobal March
10; to Panama n r 5 s Go with malta; Ia
y r. twest 27th sU.
Comsnohe. Jacksonville March 2s; 20
Clyde S Co, Is expected 10 dock afternoon
at Pier 3e y tCharlton sD.
o., ci'y S.., Of Montgomery savannah March
afternoon at Pier 35 y r (SprinS sD.
Due Monday
kroonland. Antwerp March 10; to Rcd
Star Line with malls. is expected TO reach
Quarantine late and dock about 10 a IN
Monday at Pier co. n h tWest 18th sN.
White Star Line with mails expected to
dock about 10 a IN at Pier 80. n CWest
La Lorraine (Fr), Havre March ls. 70
French Line with mails; expected to dock
about $50 m at Pier 81. r CWest
Minnedoea (Br). Liverpool March II: to
Canadian recifc Go with malta expected
20 dock forenoon at Pier so, II CWest
Santa Elisa. Valparaiso March 10, to w
Il Grace n co with mails; expected to dock
at m at Pier 80. Bklyn tnext to Ham
uton av fcrry>.
Pastorcs, sailed Havana March 90 at 8
m 10 United Fruit CO with mails; OK
neotcd 70 doclt 10 m at Pier 10. T II
Ponce, san Juan March %; to Y q
Porto Rico Co with mails. expected
70 uOCK forenoon at IiNl 80, BHINO CAT
zula, Mayaguea March ., 70 Rcd d
Line with mails; expected 20 dock fore
noon Mt Pier H. Bklyn Gi"rrepont 50.
TO Furness, Witty & co with mails, ox-
pccted to dock $50 IN. at Pier 95, n r
(West 66th sD.
Line w Win @''' malls. expected to w dock 10
a m at Pier r tOld Sltp).
Due Tuesday
White Star Line
Canada, St Michaels. March ls.. Fabre Line
Hubert. Para, March l5.....,.. Booth g Co
Ortzaba, Havana, March 24..... Ward Line
Due Wednesday
AdriaUc, Napleo. March 17....W Star Line
Fort st George, Trinidad, March 22
Turness, Witty & Co
Wuerttembcrg, Hamburg. March t6.
United American Lines
Due Thursday
Caronia. Gibraltar, March Il Cunard s s Co
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, March 2S.
Furness. Witty s. Co
AraEuaya, Bermuda. March 2s.
Arapahoe, Jacksonville, March 81
Due Friday
Mauretania. southampton March 25,
rolon!a Copenhagen, March IS.
Chicago, Havre March 21.... French Line
Sixaola. Kingston, March Go. Tn Fruit Co
City Of ST Louis, Savannah. March IS.
ocean s. S Co
Due Saturday. April
Paris Hsvre, March is. French Line
Regina d1talia. Genoa March a.
Lloyd sabaudo
Esperanza Havana. March IS Ward Line
Rotterdam, Plymouth. March %,
IOlla nd II NieriCa ,iNO
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

Acme 40 W sand Key Mar e.
Afoundria l070 Z Cape Henry Mar o.
Agwihavre 30 Sc Jupiter Mar "a.
AgWtsun 81 w Sand lEoy Mar a.
Baton Rouge AZ NE Tamplco Mar a.
BrammeN Point 8I l. cape Nav Mar 22
charles E Iiarwood 106 E Tampico Mar "a
Charios NJ Everest 22l y Jupiter Mar a.
ChoFRuIin 8S6 i Ambrose Mar %
Ccrro Azul c. Y Jupiter Mar a.
Chester sun 23 NE Jupiter Mar a.
Dhouteca 2I6 South Pass Mar a.
Colorado Spr'n29 ESQ Z Hatt"ras Mar 90.
GoT1,ng - RI eaaGa,.i 80 $ Arenas Pass Nav 24
parden Az S South Pass Mar %
Dean Emery 125 SW Hattoras Mar 24
DtEoy 200 from Boston Light Mar "a.
w Sinclair les n Tampico Mar a.
hGWard l. Doh"ny 42O WSW Sand Key
EfAngham W Hole IN Wall Mar a.
. RarStow 4o2 SW Sand Key Mar a.
rred Weller $40 South Pass Mar a.
rredHriek Luckcnbach - + South Pass
Gul1 Of Mexico 55 W Sand Key Mar "a.
Gul0ight 200 NE Tampico Mar %
Gulfmaid 30 Hattcras Mar a.
Gulfquoen 90 $ jupiter Mar a.
Hahntonka so S Pensacola Mar "a
Harold Walker so W Sand Key Mar "a
Harry luckenhach 3l8 s OvcrfaIls Mar "a
Hastings Couaty 40 st Johns Mar "a
i@{ue Lnehenbach 2o9 SSh South Pass
HGrbert, L Pratt $50 W by Sand Key
Hudson 40 n Ambrose Mar "a.
Huguenot 122 w Sand Key Mac e.
! G white go NE Tampico Mar ~
Illinois $45 e bahamas Mar "a
SG nonnS, r. r. 70 p god ToTluE'S ~, Mar "a
,an1iger 200 Il Tamptco Mar "a.
! y Pew. 25o ENE Tuzpam Mar -
JanelcN. lat 36 48 Ion 81 l3 Mar "a
Japan Arrow 30 y Jupiter MAJ a.
JEFF DAVIS 500 e Hole IN Wall Mar 24.
Kaasas $40 Sc Ambrose Mar %.
keWanec III SE South Pass Mar "a
Lake Florian 20 NV Santa Maria Cay
Lake ,5>e G4tedes 5t lat e . Ion 50 q MARI a.
lI|tG S[y"2H on ~ 10 SW H&tter$s ,M@T "a
Merrymount 800 n Ambrose Mar a.
Msra4ia NJ Z I1 AmGriGan Shoals Mar 2%
Mobiles l04 y Hattcras Mar "a.
Nora 80 \ Jupiter Mar -.
Tolmen Tci,Io;'l Bridge 170 No rampico Mar a.
PrpsSoT9 E EWH a94sn JaPsg5 Rcc Ma+ & Ma
Rjchconca $50 o v " f@9g fens%cola m i,'f Mar " q.
Sabine Sun 15S W Sand Key Mar -.
samuel @ Brown 263 NE Tampico Mar "a.
Santa Olivia E Cape Henry Pm Mar %.
SsuGon s',,7,1 S$S ENE Cape Henry Mar 28
shenandoah 45 " sand Key Mar "a
southern Cross sO2 SE Ambrose Mar "a.
SprInefGld lat q 50 lon so o. Mar %.
sun u Jupiter Mar "a
SSwiftarro~ 22S Y Tampico Mar "a.
TomalVa 10 W Tortugas Mar a.
Tuscan % Jupiter Mar a.
Nanc0lite pd American Shoals Mar "a
w II Libby 102 SSE Jupiter Mar a.
W VI Irish - w Sand Key Mar "a
Walter Luckcnbach 544 s Scotland Mar "a
Walter Jennings 10 WsW Sand Key Mar a.
WaXahachie $40 D Cape Henry Mar "a
West Cressey lat SO Is lon SIS SIS Mar ~
West Greylock CSC Cape Henry Mar "a
Westland 90 ENE Key West Mar "a
William Green III NE Jupiter Mar a.
Woodmansic 1869 p Ambrose Mar a.
Worcester 80 f Boston Light Mar 2%
Nucatan 70 w Havana Mar ~
Edward Pierce rs SIC Block Island Mar a.
Wm Boyce Thompson 335 Il Cape MAY
Mar a.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

~uC 'c~u"S
Bristol city. Bristol, March 3.
Inkum, London, March 7....C Cunsrd S S Co
Olympe, Malaga. March s. Three Star Line
Alncss. Liverpool, March 9....U S Nav Co
Fcnchurch. Marseilies March {,
Nessian. Liverpool. March II. INT Mer Mar
PASSPORT. Plymouth, March 10.
Susquchanna s Corp
Due Tomorrow
Zarembo. DunkIrk. March H.
,. Cosmopolitan Line
Cold Harbor. Los Angeles. March .
Nawsco Lines
Duo Monday
Minnedosa, Liverpool, March H.
Canadian Pacific II II Co
southwestern Miller, London March 8.
Tnthorn. Shields, March IS. Kerr S s Co
Honolulu. Algiers March II,
Moore. Mccormack & Co
Eastern Crag Fayal, March H.
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Tuesday
suw"nee' Portland, Eng, March 10.
Montana. London. March 14,.Atl Trans :. II Zinc nc
Granfos' Kingston, March 2l,
Grove. sanchez March p. o@F'00''" Line
Caribbean Line
Due Wednesday
Ranella. Avonmouth, March II.
Robert L Hague
Emilia, Oran, March l0....... Phelps Bros
Steel Navigator, Tacoma, March g.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Due Thursday
Menominec. London, March IS
Atlantic Transport Line
Casper, Santos, March Tint Freight Corp
Due Friday
Vireila. London, March Is 49,. Cunard Line
Wheeling Mold. Shields. March II
J IL Winchester & Co
Laura. Palermo, March 81,
Jamee " ElweN & GO
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Maritime Miscellany

j Winchester & Co will move their
OFFICE from Produce Exchange TO II Bat
tery Place. Change is to increase accom-
moaa tions for growing busneAs
MoNTREAL. March 24--Ai Aimost every
nValable foot Of docking spRcc in harhor
ieafed for 922 season, and shipping com
p"nies putting sheds ana hnrbor cuuiu-
cation. '''
NEW LONDON. Conn, March 2t-~Judg-
mem mem OF torcclosure on Noank shipyard OF
Charlcs w Morse properties given bV Judge
Avery, Of Superior Court, here to-day to
hatisty claim of Jennie II Morse sister
or Charles, for mortgage of $966SS total
Judgment, including costs, being for $lOs.
1874 June was date set for sale under
judgment.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 24-Paciic
Stenmahlp Association approved subsidy
bill without passing resolutions and aeked
chambers or commerce OF Pacific Coast
ports 70 lndorsc measure; steps taken to
nave Paciuc Coast represented at Com
grcHsiona hearings in Washington 4tartYnr
next week, Captain Robert Dollar urcsi
dent OF association. Joined In approvin,.
Administration bill. WV
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
British Yards Face Tie-Up
Shipbuilders Are Ordered Out
Pending Strike Vote

LONDON, March "a (By The Associ-
ated Press).-The delegates to the con-
ference of shipyard unions to-day de-
clded that the men in British shipyards
should cease work neyt = uesday eve
ning, pending the results of ballot on
wage reductions proposed by the Ship
building Federation, unless the notices
tor these reductions arc extended by
the employers. The date set for the
reductions to go into effect is next
Wednesday.
The wage dispute has been pending
for several days. Negotiations under
the supervision of the Minister Of
Labor between the Shipbuildinc Fed
eration and the employees broke down
a week ago. The employers had nr5-
posed to take off 10 shilEngs sixpence
from the mems bonus at the end Of
March, shillings in April and 10 shil-
lings at later date.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vesscls re
coiVed through th~ United states Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters OF
veseels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report thcir (TR noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations III the United states
proper; Bar Harbor. Me. tOtterclifea):
cape HattcraA, n C., Jupiter. Fla;
Key West Fla New Orleans. La.
Thesc position CTR) rcporta should
be addressed only to tho radio station
callcd. and they VIII be forwarded to
New York 1t is important that thcHc
reports should be sent promptly a. noon
each day in order that they may be
received In time for publication.
through the stations of the INDEPENDENT
Wireless Telegraph Com pany. Inc New
York city (WCG), Babylon. l.. l.
(WSE). Easthampton. l.. 1. (WSA),
New London. Conn. tWSD.
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports
Tho Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations; Capo Cod
CWCC). Siasconsct, Mass (wsC}, Now
London. Conn (WLC), Cape May. New
York city (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice Will he
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion Of America by the u S Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
American Ports

bu4y EAhTIM9RE Tgm6R5S March Ma 2!1Arrlved: sud
(Br}' Antwerp via rhiladelpha; scyt 'St6ia 5ia n n
Nor{oj NoT Lon3%n W Via PhisdelPhia scotsbure.
Eastern Trader, Newport News, pa.ros 'v,M q
8fw 4iEs YSrh %. Sailed; Olaf Kyrre (Nor9,
chester. Norfolk and Ncwport News. N W"n, Wan,
La IKE Ne; sT@l i1e,th vi, via Antwerp, " '''
CoS,is hGiSIV8. o. March 2i-Arrived: Egremont
eaStIe tBrl' Shanghai and HonrknnU.
Mhg9squl har' po,n (bp Preston; brandom' T"m Gns
Sfidd1osax f@'"t: EVERETT Lamberts Point
dqNs 10 po 0ntari9 Baltimore ana Norfolk CITY CITY
phia; Seaconnett, Newport News. Xvaqtar I11"IHl
Ric6. r %oYss Roma0 NeTPort TItY News Evelyn Porto
Seattle; Suffolk. Norfolk (iatter Ave 9sdj 'Mer
Port Faleq I3mS4 S1n v,rg,n, hs1ito R2 Havana and
T. II DeVereaux, Norfolk; Lake Elsmere
Charleston and Jacksonville; Munaibro
Baltin0re llattrr 2Sd) -
-. CHARLESTON c. March 24--Arrivod.
Comanche, Jackaonville and proceeded for
AeW York. Sailed: Seneca OBJ New
York. '''"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
by Independent Wireless
Tel Co. Tpc

,aa. distance in miles. position at noon un.
61eroey goo Sc Sandy Hook Mar "a.
Dio lat 80 A n lon So "a W Mar -
Mar o. ~" 90 w "
fit Edith 262 Boston Mar "a.
Iuittrade left Brenton Reef AM Mar o.
n x Mallory S Diamond Shoals Ma o.
II NJ Flagler 1850 e Delaware Err ProaIt. Io
water Mar "a - ~"
J ,5o RocNefelier 14o sD Morant Point
king horn goo from New York Mar %
hlhgsoury 698 from Colon Mar 23
hershaW %@ SN Fire Island Mar -
~ tnnargo arrived Nassau daybreak Mar 81
MeKlco left Progreso 6:3O PM Mar "a
@chc"Sport 45 Nassau Mar ~
Monmouth l75 e OverfalIs Light Nsr o4
r. nI,ennsyiFaHla ,o22 E Bahamas Mar "a
Mar %. ''" l "l
Raifuku Maru arrives Mar 25.
sherman on Winter Quarter Mar "a
Schodack 394 Ambrose Mar "a
kroonIand $50 e Ambrose Mar "a
Munargo left Nassau 4:45 PM Mar "a
Montana 1873 Ambrose Mar %
Cardonia lat 80 43 n Ion 81 n W Mar "a
Ss ugus 1852 Z Ambrose Mar "a =
kentuckian $40 S Scotland Mar %
Harem5o AZ from Ambrose Mar "a
tulsa Az NE Hattcras Mar =.
transportation SSW Shinnecoc1t Mar %
Western Spirit GIG f Ambrose Mar - o.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Failure Peports Irregular

An increase of forty-t Two In the num-
her Of failures is reported this week
hy Bradstreet's, while r. G. Dun &
Co. report an increase Of one. The
Credit Gu de reports a decline. r. G.
Dun & Co. place the number Of fail
ures this week at 544. The average
liability. however shows q decline.
Bradstreet's place the number of de-
faults for the week ended March %
at 537, which compares with sos last
week, 302 in the same week in 1921
140 in 1920, eleven in 1919 and 1888
in 1918.
The Credit Guide reports ass fail
urcs this week, against 524 last week,
go the previous week and 3l4 in the
corresponding week in 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Marine Disasters

SAN DIEGO. March q Motorship An
gel in collision March 2& with navy sub
marine in hsrbor here; badly damaged
NaYy tug Tern alongside to keep An&oi
noat
SEATTLE, March 24-Corjiatan CBO,
from Astoria March for Dairen, pr"w
steering gear da maged and short Of fuel.
proceeded March ii from Dutch uarbor
after making repairs and replenishing
bunkcra.
SAN FRANCISCO. March q -Raja
California fNor). arrived Mercb III from
he Union, reported to undorwriters burned
500 pieces of hardwood from deck load
In order TO make Ensenada whom bunkerg
ran short.
wellesley Mobile for San francisco
previously reported put Into Salira cruz
damaged by storm. at san Pedro with eu-
giuea disabled. Tug Sea Monarch sailed
March % TO tow wellesley to this port
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Ship Line Seeks 10 Buy
20 Vessels From Board

Negotiations are now under way for
the sale OF twenty cargo vessels by the
Shipping Board to one ship line. it was
learned yesterday. The price under
consideration is $50 a deadweight ton.
which is the minimum fixed by the
board for its best freighters Surveys
of the vessel are now being made.
1t is understood that the sale will
not be completed before Edward P.
Farley, vice president of the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation, returns from
Europe. The name of the company
could not be ascertancd. This deal. if
carried through, will be one of the
largest made by the Shipping Board
since the armistice.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Far East Conference
Awaits Action in West
Collapse of Rate Agreement on
Pacific Coast Not Yet Re
feCtpd Here

At meeting OF tho conference of
Far Eastern steamship lines at the
Shipping Board Yesterday decision was
reached to make no changes in rates
until developments at SAN Francisco
show whether the lines sailing from
the Pacific Coast will be able to re
establish the conference there. Rate
agreements 10 the Far East from Pacific
ports collapsed recently and all lines
are said to be cutting charges. The
meeting yesterday was called to de
termiue what steps were to be taken by
tne companies plying to the same ports
from New York. 1t was said that the
local conference was not yet in danger
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25
Buyers Arrived
Fnirchild Service
BALTIMORE

FIgin Garment Co.: = Graenhood Jobs
canton crepe dresses. Go!dst-i7-I'ro'vn co .
MaEover- Losenberg Co. Inc: BerusrI
Makover, wooIeu piece goods, Martinique.
Mahover- Rotten & Co.. Inc; Bernard
Makovcr. woolen piece goods Mart.nique.
BEAUMONT. -Lefko"'ltz & Co.,
BENJAMIN Lefkowltz photo goods 1mperia
BRiDGEPORT Conn.-D NJ. Read Co,
{. + chOwenh!i silks dresz goods, vel
vets, hnens; 4Q4 4th az.
BOSTON
Greenwood & Sons. r ". Greenwood.
wall paper, Herald square.
CHIC AGO
Innings Miss r. Butchtrup house dresses
IAmonos Miss H. Schultz. representing
E. E Strauss K Co.; E. 2 Strauss,
Worms & Loeb, Inc: =. laneneesser
fancy goods. novelties. Bresln,
Weiskopf & Co.. . Baggs. millinery.
flowers. feathers: Herald Square
DALLAS. Tex-A. Harris & Co: A. II
Gros2. silk and wash dresses. upstairs and
downstairs; care Charles 4. Cook. c7s
DEs MONIES. Iows-Lederer-st-su.g
Co NJ. Samish, millinery; care II. Ab1les
ELMiRA. y. Y-shecan < Dean Co.:
HANOVER. Pa.-H. f. HoHe. II z
LANCAsTER. Pa.Misaac Aasel. Isaac
Ansel; general Endse. Martinique.
LOUISVILLE Herman Strauss sons Co .
$ Arnowitz. jobs waists. care William
Gross Co. $40 eth az
AfINNEAPOLIS Ninn-Field's. T. s.
Schneider, three piece cloth and SILK
dresses 1l4u B'way.
NEW HAVEN. Conn --Alper Krau &
co; Alper coats suits Ciaridge.
J 5. Abrams, mfr glass baskets. Imperial.
Ne" NS-Maison Blanche; Mr..
Wander. gents clothing and furnishings
ITO W 51d ST
PHILADELPHIA
G. A Rumpt. 9. A Rumpt, hosiery. knit
underwear; Bresliu.
Frank 4 Seder. M. Julius opossu,n and
stone marten chokers: 1872 y way
PITTSBURGH
Kaufmann'S Dept. Store; s. Cohen.
shoes; l261 Bway
PITTSBI KGIF
HoEgs & Buhl A. X Betterdge. Jew
elry. stationery handkerchief. l140 B.Svay.
READING. Pa X Whitner &. CO
j. W. Heilman. hosiery. Imperial
SAN FRANCISCO-Fale Bros Inc u
3. Shalef, mems furnishings, mems under
wear; 30 Union 50
shalt gents furnishings; 30 Union So
SAN FRANCISCO Emporium. J. pun
cochar, silk and dress goods: 225 5th av
WASHINGTON
Hecht Co. Mr.. Straus boys. clothing
care BRer LNicnthal. 1850 B way.
WHEELING. W Va-C;eorre r c.ire,
Co; Andrew Friedrich. mems furnishings.
care Baer s Lillienthal. 1850 B'way
YOCNGSTOWN. Ohio-YouncstoT;, Tpr,,
Goods Co.; G. J. Wallace. carpets. rugs
GO Worth ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-25

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