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New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Radio Corpn. of America

Dlstance given in miles; position at noon
unless otherwise stated.
Acropols 1887 E Ambrose April <.
Agwisun 1913 N Diamond April 3.
Amagro 452 s Ambrose April 5
America os5 e Ambrose April ..
As1ant.e At,a,Itl ~ $50 y New York APRIL =
Bylayl s2 SW Fire Island April .
City Of Columbus 225 s Ambrose April 5.
Collamcr Ills West borden April l. - = y
Ccneios arrived Philadelphia 4;30 PM
April 5
Deepwatcr 2o5 sE Cape Henry April 5.
Eastern Coast 1870 E Ambrose April 4
Eastern Hall 1880 Ambrose April 4.
= I. Doheny 80 s4o Ambrose, April :,
Editor 1855 w Hook OF Holland April 4.
EPSON 1870 e Cape Henry April T.
Evelyn 2lO n San Juan April A.
George Washington left Naples PM
April 4th bound Corsica.
Cufland 1l6 n Hatteras April s
Gulf of Mexico 11o Ambrose April 5.
Hudson 1920 E Ambrose April s.
Huron 1870 Sc Ambrose April 4;
lonancy "a NE Diamond April 5. " "
Libby 22o sW Hatteras April =.
Melrose CT SE Fire Island April g.
Mount Clinton 1886 e Ambrose April :.
Munalbro N,,,a7 81 Sc Fire Island Apri 3.
Nacooche 1919 NNE Diamond April 3
Nelson 81 s Cape Henry April S.
Norfolk NE Winter Quarter April s.
Norlina 1882 Ambrose April A.
Nyanza 10 NE Hatteras April 3.
Ormes so SSE Cape Cod April 3.
Paria 1854 sSl1 Ambrose April l.
Fauisboro rs f Diamond April b.
Penobscot AZ e by Z N Block ISL
and April g.
sagamon s4 Sc Nantucket April 5.
San Felix ESQ SSE Cape May 6 AN
April 5.
seconetts % ssw Montauk Point April S
standard IS Sc Cape Henry April ..
Trontollte 81 NE IIatteras April 5.
w n Libby 27O Ambrose April 5.
Yankee Arrow 1iSS f Ambrose April &
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Fleet Corp'n VIII Open
Middle West Branches
Offers tn .econdiiion Ship for
Si57 $50; Prices High,
Board Officials Say
From Thc 7rib4nos tVoshir1ton Burcn


WASHINGTON, April 3. Branch
Offices Of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion soon wjll he established through
out the Middle West 10 BRING to the at
tention Of interior shippers the faclj-
tics of American flag vessels for
handling exports and imports. W. J.
Love, vice president in charge Of traffic,
announced to-day.
Offices will he oDaned in Cincinnati,
Memphis, Kansas City, Chicago, De
troit and Minneapolis, with resident
managers whose function will be to
cover prescribed territory as ship
ping agents Of the American merchant
marine, The branch Offices viii operate
directly under a new division to be
created within the feet corporation
with Louis Y. Klein as director. IN cs-
tablishing the interior branches Of the
fleet corporation the suggestion Of the
Middle Western Merchant Marine As
sociation is being followed.
Agents to have charge Of the branch
Offices will be selected by Presi-
dent Love and Mr.. Klein.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
LISBON. April 4--Bramnell Point, New

LISBON, April %~eramrnel Point, New
AvoNMouTH. April 4-canadian Ex-
p'otGr Or; St s John; b. n.u no.an
VI pn4{uHNos AYREs, April 4-cran Mac
Bride tBr), New York, Elisha WALKER,
GiiRoNpE. April l--rexas jrr). Balti-
more.
HARRY. April 4-sivlo rellico UtaD,
Philadelphia.
LONDON. Aprn 5--British Chancellor
BELFAST, April sSesttle Spirit. Phila~
delphla vim New York.
AARHUS. March 3lCarlsholm tSwed)
New York
HAMBURG. March a1-Corson New
York; Union city tBr). New York; BALTIC
tNori, savannah; April 3, Mmelo DuD,
Baltimore.
ANTWERP. April michigan (BD,
New York; .. Burgondier {Br), New
Orleans
HAVRU. April West Eldara. Balti-
Pioneer tBels), New York.
ROTTERDAM, April West Norranus.
ST. MlCHAELs. April 2-Italia (Bp.
New York for Lisbon.
PORT SAID. April city OF Lahore
0Br), New York; Empire Arrow Port
Arthur.
LIVERPOOL. April A--vulcan city
tBr). Phladelphia: Welshman CBr).
deiphia via Boston; Parisinna (Br) Bal
timorc,
MANILA, April 4-west campgaw.
Philadelphia.
HoNGkoNG, April 4-pewey. San Fran
cisco.
SYDNEY. N S W, April 4---ventura, San
Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Cleared

Colon, Haynes; Puerto Prince, Cristobsl,
Norfolk: Italian America, Inc, ~ '''''' "
Gamoens lbr), LINDSAY Santos Monte
Monte cristi; a II Bull & Co..
city Of Dunhirk (Br);, scabornc; Genoa
and Port SAID Norton. Lily Co,
city Of Adea,de Nnr(o n Lesry HrTbs
Canal; Norton, Lilly & Co.
Lewis Luokenbacn; H. Reed Vangoqyer I'VE via
Canal; Can 1;"1tS fucHenbach CO, anu Gil '''A
Aro, Westeren; Tampico; Standard Oil
conoho, Mcintosh; Galveston via Key
west Mallory Co.
FL Vale, Mattson; Galveston: Southern
81 Lago, Lange; New Orleans; Southern
Lake Stirling; whitehurgst; Richmond;
Pawnso. Johnstone; Baltimore; Clyde
Hamilton. Nelson; Norfolk; Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
GackSoiivjIIe clyde : s Co.
Glenpool, Hewitt; Galveston; Robert i
Hague.
Prlncess May CBr), HiA: Port Antonio;
Espersnza Avery Havana. i, Frogreso and
Silversand (Br). George; Havana; Mum
son Lines.
Cameron'a (Br) Biatkie: Glasgow via
Neville and liverpool; Anchor Line.
Bovio tBr), Gittins; Manchester; White
Star Line.
Guantanamo and Baracoa Atlantic Fruit
New Georgia (Brl. Williams; Tenerife,
Las Palmas and Dakar Via Norfolk; West
India 8 S Co.
Ossa, Reiersen; Constantnople, Smyrna
and Constanza via Philadelphia, Export
8 s Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.~-Mail Information will be found
on Travel fage Column Eight
sail To-day
Vessel Port. Sail Pier
WueTttshseTa VamTf%n11; Gl"sHow Hown'2v ~
New Georgia, Liberia PM..soth st, GB' B'kiyn n
Western Scout. Hamburg. l2 NJ
Andalusa Nassau. II AM. .....,17' R,kjyyn
Camoens. Buenos Ayres IL AMI4, Hoboken
C.omanehs; Iaoksonviue, IL NJ. SO. \ R
Canada. Marseilles. PM. M....3lst st. B 'kiyn
Esperanza, Vera Cruz. 10 M..13 q r
Modena, Turks Island, IL M....,. 10, n r
Sail Tomorrow
ngerfjord Bergen. ~ Nj 3oth st. B',<lyn
baracoa, Kingston, 13 M.........44 In
Sail Saturday
Csronia Hamburg, 12 M........5t, MR.
Cambrai. Antwerp. S AM
Rotterdam no+toro.r; 2 Amy A. n Base n'k'yn
5th st. Hobolsen
s Westper '1'a Dsnzis Hge'ps" h9s3Sn RjiSn
" NJ Tuppor' St Lsurent rM...4s. NtSR NP
N;2h', Noha" "1 Lactsonv,llc, 10 NJ. as, n r
Fort Victoria Bermuda. II All -. s5, \ r
Santa Marta, Tela. II AM.........9 9, n r
ulua. Pt l.imon, 12 M.............. a. n r
ror1o or1S1s Rico "FaG'G san guan IN Rky M
Stboney. Havana, PM M....13 r r
Munamar, Banes t2 NJ M q r u
Iroquois, TURKS Isle, l2 M......s4 B'klyn
Boston City. Bristol. PMGS M
i,enape ,'acksonville, 12 M...,....3s, N r
Alamo. Galveston, 10 M.,3S n p
Sail Monday
Hubert. iBa hia, 2 PM.....ssd ST. B'hlvn
Tosto, Cartagena PM.........4G, B'kivn
Sail Tuesday
Aqultania, Southampton, 10 M54N Mr.
Regina dltalta, Naples, 2 PM
L. Bush Docks. B'klyn
santa Theresa. Havana, l PM.....s3. Mr.
,Iayaro. ,Ii, Trinidad, ! PM B'klyn
city OF Savannah. Savannah. PM. .Sb. n r
Sail Wednesday
Fas11iifz Frs9ge, 1syre, RNar,od Il y r
Britannia. Marseiles, . PM 91st st. B,kiyn
santa Elisa, Valparaiso, II AM. 3S, B'kiyn
Carrillo, Santiago, l2 M......... Q N v
Elger, Cristobsl. PM. B'kIvn
Mliilnocket' San Juan. l2 M....27, B'klyn
Sail Thursday, April 13
Bayern, Hamburg. PM..ss Np
OLD Norfh state, London PM. 4. Hoboken cf, K n
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
u. Companies
TO Seek CHANGE
In Marine Bill
Industrial Corporations
Owning Ship Lines See
Objections to- Restric-
tions in Subsidy Plan
1870 of Fleet Is Affected
Many Vessels Transferred
10 American Registry in
War May Change Flag Now

Industrial corporations owning steam
ship lines which, are engaged chiefly
in the transportation of their own
products will suggest amendment of
'''e marine bill restricting the applica-
trn e the subsidy, it was indicated
5cstcrd8V. The measure now under
discussion in Washington provides that
such vessels must open one-third of
:sle!r' cargo capacity - the general
public az reasonable rates up to ten
days beforo sani0e ic they are to
qualify for co4ornmer. aid Officials
Of >everai of these lines say .he plon
is ,mpracitcsble. and the proposed
Legislation nay make it imposs bic for
them 30 phtta 4 subsidy.
Amolc 'fe companies affected by
this sect,o ,hc bill are the United
States Ste> corporation, the Bethle-
hem Ste, orp ration, the United
Fruit Co. lie Standard Oil COMPANY
the Union Sulphur Company. the Tide
water Oil Company, and others. While
some of the ships owned by the cor.
poratiors engage in general cargo husi-
ness and solicit freight, in other in
stances outside shipments are not
ocecptf,
Coal and Oil Boats Cited
Tee etiation is now being studied
by the u.powners and suggestions will
be ready by the time they appear
before the House and Senate commit
tees in Washington. 1t was pointed
cut yesterday that in the case of bulk
oil and coal vessels il would be difficult
to make one-third of the space avail
able for separate shipments to meet
the requirements of the proposed law
Many of these vessels were operated
under foreign flags before the war,
but were transferred to American reg
lstry during hostilities for protection
They have continued to fly the United
states flag since the armistice because
Of the restrictions placed upon trans
fer OF registry with out the permission
OF the Shipping Board. and also in
aNtlclpation Of government aid. Yes
sells controlled by industrial corpora
tions constitute about 45 per cent OF
III" total American tonnage.
May Change Registry
so0e Quarters yesterday it was
said that the subsidy provided for
so" Shtps, amounting to one half cent
ton for each 100 miles in foreign
trade, is barely sufficient to Offset
lower costs under foreign registry, and
that if the government aid is re-
strioted this may not be sufficient to
prevent return TO alien flags.
The American Steamship Owners
association announced last week that
ITS committee on national const tructive
noicies was studying the adequacy of
the compensation provided for ships
Of thirteen knots and less. The re-
suits of the investigation have not
been made public. The report of the
committee will be taken up next week
at a meeting Of the merchant marine
Ioint committee. composed of owners,
builders and operators.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Bethlehem Makes Lowest
Bid on Granite State

The Bethlehem shipbuilding Com
pany was low bidder yesterday for re-
conditioning the Shipping Board, ,
Granite State, offering to do the work
Tor Sl57,6S0 The specifications call
Tor additional accommodations for 400
ihird-class passengers. Officials OF the
board intimated that the bids were
nigh. They have been taken under
consideration and an announcement
Will be made shortly.
Bids from other shipbuilding and re-
pair companies were: Fletcher. s279..
oooi Morse. 1927 900: New York Har-
Dor. S259,813; New York Shipbuildinr,
s219,5oo; Robins, s223.75O; Sun, s349,-
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO April 5-Cicneral
Steamship Corporation annonced that
Swedish steamers Of Ira ms Atlaptic Stca M
snip Company, recently announced for Pa
enc Coast to Australia one-way service In
round the world trade. would be returned
from Australia with monthly sailngs for
Pacific Coast. starting In juno with Sydic,
second steamer for this coast.
SEATTLE, April 5-Narenta (Br). pre- .
Niously reported damaged by grounding on
drydock 4th; repairs complete except ia nix
tops
William Pisott. member of delegation
to Washington recently in interest of Pa =
citic Coast shipping pool, announced that
Seattle interests Wero preparing to finance
$4,000 600 combine distinct from Pacific
Coast project.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Departures

r.; MAnsG!1.1.l1 March 27--Providcn y"
SoIiRABAYA. March 30--Tjlsalak fDu).
NancouVer
ORB ,!from Hong skong,, Vancouver; Pine
COLOMBO. April 1-kathlamba tRr)
Nrom Calcutta), Boston and New York.
ALGlnRS. April 3--lIaleric (Br) (from
Bombay, New York
SHIELDS. April 8 Hclmer Morch
DAM Key West; 4th, Atlantic city CBr).
New Orleans.
souTHAMPToN. April - Homoric
(br?, New York via Cherbourg.
:, g. GlbRALhAR April 4-zavetta UtaD,
HAMBuRG. March 2s-Carrigan Head
GBr). st John. n B; slst. Siam city (BD.
rhiIadelphia; April /. West Caddoa,
J0cksonvillc.
GLASGOW. March 3o--vittoro Eman-
uele III, Baltimore.
HAVRE, April 1--Trance Fr). New
RouEN. April l-Luciine (B). Now
Orleans.
BREMEN, April 2-Barbadian CBr).
Boston
ALEXANDRIA. April 3-Palitana (Br),
LIVERPOOL. April 4--Dakotian (Br.
New Orleans.
LoNDoN, April 4-Minnebago Br).
NEwCAsT1E. N w. Apru i schr
Blanca, San Francisco
MONACO, April 3-Carmania (Br),
New York.
sWANsEA. April 4-~Canadian Mariner
(Rr). ST John, N B.
SHIELDS. April 4--SIAM CITY Gr)
0rom liamburs), Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Slight Drop in Prices

a slight lowering Of the general
level of commodity prices last month
is shown in the April | Index Mum Der
compiled by Bradstreet's. The April
number stood at 1l.5317 compared to
11G00l on March J. This is the sec
ond decline in the last ten months,
the other having taken place in the
Index Number for December i, 1921.
The decline last month, it is said, was
not due to special weakness in any
one class Of products, although foods
as a whole were weaker but was
shared in by ten Of the thirteen groups
from which the number is comniled
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
l.. 4 n. Has Net De6c;,
OF &1o7,39l for 100,
Net Operating Income sb,..
IN increase Of $2,3i3.Aa
Over Previous yo..
IDi;A Nnur

LOUISVILLE. Ky.. April
Louisville & Nashville Railroaa = =
pany in 1921 failed to earn So, E,'@ stgl.
pay its eTaeaaes By almost VSsa Ss t'
million do az, even though mo- Ha'
sting income increased 925f9 4eo '<s+
1920, according 10 the report az, :. >
ted Mt the annual meeting Of 'a,s sa''. .
holders today '''ss'
Operating income, the report sb..
Am ounted 10 SIl7Aa5,775. 0noros'st .roWst
expenses were s1ot +o2.0ao. but 6t'',as n
and S10,237,089 intcrese n itq fn safes
debt, left a deficit ~ e336.96l =, 'ullaed ..l1
was added appropriations If siao a@hcs ,s
leaving a net detici. of e5s7 aes eis'''5Ss -
profit and loss account showed ne
ance credit Of 1884 $50. az con.nI, osl,
With baaqee zee, credit OF s7asOsos61' q
The present board Of director,
reelected. vs
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Marine Disasters

ST JOHNS. +. April 5-Bow OF seal
ing str Thetis badly battered by ice foes
when she put into port to-day with 5000
pelts. Sealer Ranger plans to resume hunt
tomorrow Other ships of feet reported
as moderately successfully.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 5-Romulus
(Nor), Astoria for Nalpa ra iso via this port
collided with Crowley barge No 63 while
docking at Pier 3s to-day aged frame
and Two plates. Barge and pier slightly
damaged.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Polish Navigation Corr.
Offers 10 2. E.. Se,s,eu...

At meeting Of the creditor, >. :.
Polish Navigation Corporation v.,.a ee
day Dudley Collar, attorney for 'y'. !.
company. offered 10 ett.e outs.ssxs sae
claims at 10 cents OF the dollar I'a.as WI.
able 5 per cent casn and "a ne, ray
each in notes due in zen month, VI, sst
sixteen months. 1t vas said tb., s's !,
the creditors accept this plan an es,.. =
viii be made to reorKanize the %v. cnn.
pany and purchase the Pilsud,kj I'm ,h.
steamer formerly owned by the cnra vr,p
pany, which IS 20 be sold under Hbs ,s
In Germany in May.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Fire Record

- l4OBS.
13.o6-Dyck st. and North River:
electric signs; VIM Crdss. Trining
l-oo-s13-sl3 West 4oth St; Scanlon
1:f5-as5 I'd av.; Victory Lunch . Trifins
t.o5-4s47 Crosby 81; Ever Ready
Label Co .................. Trifng
e;4s-5s Washington So; Rossi Bros
7:A-7i West ssth st; chas. Trott- ''
s:io-s Clinton st Sam Ruth. .Unnokwn
s:S6--S71 Sixth av.; Robert. Jacobs.
P. If. Unknown
Chas. Murphy ....".. Unknown
1.65--67th st. and Central Park w;
auto truck. Morris Widorwitz.
Unknown
:o6-1317 Wilkins Avenue. the Bronx
Nathan CIunnwold .... Trining
t.oo-155 East Ninet!eth Street, John
I;os--5o Jefferson Street. Meyer Ja-
cobs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Unknown
4o-52o Hudson Street, John
HeSs ....-.-.. y Unknown
s;25-2e5 Bowery. Brooklyn Jobbing
1:1s--ls. West issd street. J. Il
Williams ............... Unknown
fs1s--245 seyknth Avenue. Best Made
Ore13 70 ................ Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Majestic Makes % Knots

CUXHAVEN, Germany, April s.
The giant liner Majestic, which before
its purchase by the White Star Line
was called the Bismarck, returned to
port here this afternoon from sin
hour. trial spip i'll the North Sea. She
developed an average speed of twenty
three knots and indicated $4,000 horse
power.
The liner did not carry flag on her
trial run. She will now be given FIN
ishing touches in interior decoration
and will then be turned over to her
English owners.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Sailed Yesterday

Guernsey Nor). Norfolk; Samuel Q
Brown. Port Lobos; Needol. Philadelphi :;
Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda: Paris tFr)
Havre Sixaola, Kingston; Lake Stirling
Richmond: Sunewco Odessa Henry s.
Grove. Los Angeles; Steel Age. Nancou-
yer; Concho, Galveston; Nesta towing
barge. Beaumont: Margaret. San Juan:
Polonla Dsn). Danaig Hamilton, Nor
folk; Colon. Crstobal; Gulfstar. Port Ar
thur; El Lago, New Orleans; Eel Vale
Galveston; Sag Harbor. Norfolk.
Vesuvio ItaD, Gibraltar via Norfolk !;
Inkum {Br), London, Pawnee, Baltimore.
Catherine, Turks Island. Parma OBJ,
Demerara.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
North of sandy Hook--Moderate varia Bile
winds becoming eaaterly. fair weather
SANDY Hook to Hatteras--Fresh south
east winds, cloudy weather followed by
showers.
Hattoras to Florida Straits-Fresh south
east and east winds, cloudy weather prob
ably showers
East Gulf-Fresh southeast and east
WINDS, cloudy weather. probab bly, showers
West Gulf--Moderatc TO fresh southeriy
winds; generally cloudy weather.
Caribbean Sea and windward passage
Moderate northeast and east winds gene
rally fair weather
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service
lDistance is given in miles. Report. ar.
dated at noon unless otherwise pecified
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASVEES

The Tribune publishes daily report,
CT ,he positions of merchant vessels re
ceived through TIE United States Naval
Communication Service Shir.master. ~
out charge, r"Hort their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations IN the United Statos
proper: Bar Hai Dor. Me. \OtterclireS:
Cape Ha tteras, ". c.. Jupiter. Trla +,
Key West, Fla; New Orleans. La
These position (TRl report, shoufd
be addressed only to the radio station
called, and they will be forwarded to
New York. 1t is Important that these
reports should be seat promptly at noon
each day in order that they NAV ha
received in time for publication.
POSITION reports an also be ..nt
through the stations OF the IndenenSert
Wireless Telegraph Company, INC, Sew
YORK City WCG). Babylon,
tWSE), Eastman pton, L. l. CWSA1
New London. Conn. tWTT).
NO charge made for me6ics, ..
surgical advice, latest ne sand weathsr
reports. e"|"0i
The Radio Corporation Of America
W. T'.i receive re, position reports through
me me foho wing stations Cape Cod
&WCCo. Siasconset, Mass (TsC]. Nav
london: Conn. (WLC). Canc May. Now
York City CWNY). NO"
Medical and surgical advice will h.
given Tree through the Radio Corpora
non OF America by the U s pnhlic
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
NAVY Orders

From the Tri5pnc's Washington Bureau
SElNGrON. April Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Mecleary, 1t. Com. H. b. to 18th Naval
District
Fenif1u. 1t. l.. TO Mare Island
Following TO Anna polls: Chapline 1t q
F.: Cotton. 1t. f. B.; Compton Ii j. p >;
Custer 1t G., D.: Dague, 1t. b. s;
Desne, 1t. F n; Dodd. 1t H. Dodge,
1t. f. R; Durgin. 1t. C. tt Evans. 1T
D. r.; Farnsworth. 1t. ]. H; Gibb 1t
e d. Gibson, 1t. F. s.; Gieselma mn 1t
a. o; Goen. LIT. P. s.; Gregory 1t
J. W; Hoefel. 1t. K. Nj: Hudson LII
L. J.; Huschke, Ii. p. W. F.; Jones,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
' essels Sold

r !, Younglove, canal boat 90 tons;
sold by Herbert l. jenkins theodore e
De Mars, William A Tompkius and George
Rrenker to George a Brenker and NJ J
Delaney. for 81 and other considerations
Lou Dillon, gasoline screw ten tons; sold
by w II Smallng to Harry y Seaman, for
81 and other constdera tons.
ReVel gasoline screw. tons; sold by
Ernest Link to George Pedar for 81 and
other considerations
Theus, gasoline scr"w. Is tons; sold by
William Fl Park 10 Edward E Ely, for 81
and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR. April 4--tPassed) Hes
peros (Norj. Philadelphia for Genoa West
Iasnaway, st eiohn, N B for Genoa ana
Naples; 9th, Dio. Galveston tor Barcelona
Philad elphia VIZ ~
YOKOHAMA, March 3l-Gaelic Prince
tbr), Norfolk: Denmark Maru tJap), Van
couver; Protesilaus tBr), Tacoma.
Ai-GOA BAY. April Baron Minto
AUCKLAND. April City OF Win
chester tBr). Nav York
THAMEsHAVvEN. April a--Pear Shell,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Change of Masters

James Lent succeeds Christian A OIL
sen command barge Mary &. Frank
William Dornan succeeds Moses Os-
borne, Jr, command gasoline screw We
locty.
Henry Boa rdman succeeds John E Spot
ford command steam screw Nigtlant.
y. J." Cullin succeeds George w Baker
comman nd steam screw Jersey Central.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
Queensland Meat Exnort

MELBOURNE, Australia, April s.
Premier Hughes to-day gave details
of an elaborate plan 70 assist the meat
export industry Of Queensland. The
plan proposes reductions in wages and
in freight and handling charges, the
granting of Commonwealth subsidy
and an effort by the Commonwealth
government to get rid Of old stocks now
in London
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06

" Grace & Co
orizaha. Havana, April 7.
n & Cuba Mall s s Co
Due Wednesday
Homcrtc SOUTHAMPTON, April f.
White Star Line
Manuel Calvo. Cadi2. March 81
Spanish RoYRl Mali l4ine
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
s. Marshal to Sell
Steamer pOznan Tn.morroH

The steamer Poznan, 1880 dead
weight tons, is to be sold tomorrow
AT the Office of United States Marshal
William c. Hecht, Postofficc Building
Under instructions from Judge Learned
Hand, no bid of less than $500 900 will
be considered. The vessel is now lying
at the foot Of West Forty ninth Street,
North River. The PoZnan, formerly
the Suwanec, was built in Germany
in 1913.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06
City Island

Bound southSchrs T5 T. Jayne. Green
port for Ne" YORK.; Falcon. New Haven
Bound Enst,schrs Nova Queen (Rr>
TeW fo'k for st John: Ainslie (Rr New
York Tor Riverport 0atter anchored
Saiied-Schrs VIM Bisbee New Yoris eor
Castine. Me; I Lloyd Hawkridge New
York for Providence. 'N"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06

George Washington sailed Naples for Ajac-
clio PM April A.
Schr Fred w Thurlow passed Nantucket
80 PM April 5.
Mayar 81 Nantucket April 5.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-06

From tho Trtbure's Washington Bureau
WASH1NGTON. April 5.-Army orders
lssued TO daY folInry. ~ .-1 ''N9' .