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New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

= Hrlviaers re-. lls Ut Tortusas Ian a.
Carriage 80 Cape san Antonio Jan IA.
Caihwood w Alligator ian IA.
Corro Ebano 67 " Sand Key Jan II.
Chas Il IIs.rwood 100 Natteras Jan ID.
Ciy of Columbus $50 ME- Iiatteras Jan Il.
SIX ',{ of Of s. ;l9ssph - overialls Jan -
Cuovollo due New York Monday.
D.rigo Fonwiek IAN IA.
David Mckelvy $40 e Lobos Island Jan IA.
T. y Kemp 30 SSW Galveston Jan Il.
Eastern Dawn Dawn 80 E Gaze Henry Jan a.
Ecuador 757 s san Francisco Jan 3.
FL occidenle passed Jupiter Ian Il.
81 or'ente 70 !upiter 4 Jan a.
!slecc:.c living 81 \ Towey Rocks Jan II.
Freeman due Boston PM to-tay.
GdansiS ''i e Ambrose Jan lS.
Guifcoas, l4o W TortussaS Jan a.
Gulfnaii As Il sana Ky Jan IA.
Hahira so y I.ooos Island Jan a.
IIalo 20 y Hatteras Ian Is.
Harvester q \ Jupiter Jan IA.
fI"' >'is'i' isn' Sc no n .sbross Jan "A
illinois eSS e Bermuda Jan ~
f O Neill 10 ) Jupiter Jan -.
I r Gordon 50 : Juniter Jan IA
.laA IN lat 20 - \ lon IS u w Jan IA
Jos Seep 27o p Ambrose Ian IA
Lake Fariston IA from Ambrose Jan ~
.icnape 1oN Hatteras Jan a.
f,h 2H6 from Ambrose Jan H.
Itrhtburne 80 \ Jupiter Jan a.
Iigonier 26l s Galveston Jan II.
Louisiana 12o NE Tampico Jan IA.
Alae'ner!c 8 = carvst.ort Jan - =,
Maracaibo 703 Scotland LN Jan H.
Marquis Goo f boston Jan 10.
Messsport . 2 AnnrDSe 4 rarso1'i Jan Me s 1an 1s
Metapan 70 + Key West Jan -.
Mobile city 2i3 NE Colon Ian J J.
Monterey 22l " Progreso Jan g.
Mrnarden lat IS Il Ion "a l6 w Jan H.
= Y
si"nisla % " Sand Key Jan "A
New Jersey ss5 H Cape Race Jan "a
Norman Bridge lo6 \ jupiter Jan ia.
persian 6 ssE cape Henry Jan lA.
philin Publicker l2s s Delaware Break
water Jan a.
Hirestone County ,oo Ambrose Jan To-.
Quahbin pd Jupiter Jlan IA.
s Spaulding 24u l. Tampico Jan ~
Samuel @ Brow. 20 ; Jupiter Jan ~
sam Gaspar - ENE Tuxpan Jan A.
san Bruno 1s3 S Nantrol,et Jan IA.
San Juan 73 NV Tortugas PM Jan -;
san Lorenzo G5i 5 Scotland Nv PM
ssranac due Sew York 10 AN day.
st Anthony lat SO Is \ Ion 7s 81 W Jan a..
Standard l5a + I.obos island Jan 49,
Saugertles 500 Z. Cape Henry Jan IA.
Sucrosa 20 \ Tampico Jan IA.
solitaire 50 " Sand Key Jan "A.
Sunshine 60 SW Key West Jan Il.
Swiftarrow passed. Block Island Jan IA.
Swiftsure loo E Hatteras Jan IS.
ramiahua 2e NE Jupiter Jan IA.
Tampa 100 SSW Block Island Jan II.
rurrialba 26S $ kingston Jan IA.
Victcllte 900 from Galveston Jan Il
w NJ irish - s jupiter Jan ~
Walter a Luckenbach s5 Sc Ambrose
Jan II.
Walter Munson l52 ) Scotland Lv
Jan II
Warwick 27S Sc South Pass Jan 13
West Canon la go 81 \ Ion 12 "a w Jan ~.
West Cobalt 700 + Cape Henry Jan l3
West Haven 2o9 NE Lchos Island Jan IA.
West Nosska 3e2 ENE Cape Henry Jan IA.
Yucatan 262 S Sandy Hook Jan a.
Zacaua \ NaHana IAN J a
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'assen@"r Ships Due

S.Tsan Havana Ia. "a eor X ". IN
at nd Suaa Man La with pass. mails
arler IL '>p'ctea to lock about noon
cs.s,,t.' ffiyn Grace ST..
q rp,sSia lBrl. Gibraltar Ian = Tor ~ "
= o. 'Sla Lire with pass. lnaIis am ,,ase :
.lsq, Ssuaiani.Ie III ana VIII dock
y 81. ~ ~ Pier 81. y x West
raiiedS r.i SHr,. H.. 'r.or9 Li'nen Jan $ for n y:
stss. ,r,n fiuit c. with pass. mails and
iA.id,N% WI" dock at p M al Pier ~ y r
= ara,,a ararsa "a. Hamburg Jan 3 for \ Y:
M DOCK s'Nu" a, =. '.ine WIN pass and mdse
,-A,.bic a. a. f'er 90. r twest 2sd st5.
, n p,ss, Boston: * due in iat,cr 49, =,
Vida 10y AL is expected in \ y lata
Ven 2sn -. WI" DOCK at Pier 6l. Il
as Iis'.~'t Il & Go viii pass ' nails ard %
a ris, e%i"otra 10 dock fhie aT,a-,',e.r
, curvei,1n' nstyn ,,, fMontasue ST..
y r ,',''Szl. Rio de Janeiro Dec 2s
~ n.a lie - s-1 a''oyl Brazilei.o Line w!th
s.ih stay s,a at Pier !. Bush Books 10 .9Cm :,
\ yaas,al 3 ~ ". c oorgas. c,is.obs, -, ,o
'sad ,ahse ~'s''.a "a X x Line with pass mails
ien,a1er /. Hoboken ms morn
y c.yds LIZ Nsnnviiie Jan ~ for N v.
: ,,'tctsf 10 1N with pass and n1dse. 20
''s M N'SK at Per 80. y r fchari-
!. 10 o., ., Louis Savannah Jan !, eor
y - .xpeetssa etsan Co with pass a'''l 80. LOT
's~,iar ss5 to dock at Pier Is as 'Is1s1 n r
ss,,ssnelih Jan 'Dn- Rotteraam Jan via
s,;;s LODE LIN with pass mails 20 snd do,,snd ;n
...surseAy snn ''es east al snlhrosc a. ',use nnon
'"ernpon =, - expected t. dock S,nda,
sin s. t.o'aisen. '''"'
xsss,,. Duo Tomorrow
'ss for sset1ee4as.. an4 chcrbourx
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f,,a.nsrorts. Antwerp Dec IS: to
$Ssr,,y T~aispnf- ~ lNt't WIN d" ,'N'N
Ind tssnd ess troops Per :. Army bas".
Ssss- o II Ernst Gusyaquii Dec 20 Caro-
y" ne e. Msrta nec 4A. fs'nera'uas
g Bueua Nentnre pee So Ir's '1nSl
its 70 Panama KE s. co. with ntdse'
?e' l. W. E9os'''''b J.abos Jau : to Robert I.
- Nj. cruss OIL, anchored on Tomp-
s'as.i,'ls' sn.,ss !, Iss1 ssn Doeinre city Dec ss.
,h'" no, II SaNtNt.- Dec -f, Porto
MOO snt Monte Cr'sty Dec ri Norfolk
Plas, N' ,o Celun bus SS CO. With mdse'
PR P - srri' ravrc Ian Z; to Coompagnie
rs,s,e fs,s NT-snsatlantioue. with 3lV hrs',
-! sScAni cabin lf5 thira class pass
~ -.s,,s ana ,udse Pier -. , ~ po,or, T
bsNie eru.ie oil. anchored of romp-
k'Ss,l.ss yo-.ssv Nora Guaatanan'o Jan 4, = 70
,,.sso- ~. -'I l,sne With sugar he'''''S'
.[. CNyx yxayasuez Jan 3. sen Juan Ban Va, :, !
,sa N~'S Ian ,o BuN irsular Line "'n
radss. PisT =. >oTi 'oT' Rosario Dec j. Euenos
i,res pee s. MontcNioso nee No., "a
- A"p f.-,.,ro l1nc gr. Victoria ''', 80
p,hss p., o Triuii lad Jan d TO Mel ''"'
Nit r,as- PIER g. bN'Nu.
vo~t~sr..,t ,Sr1nf Ncra cruz '9i
Hsxara .. TO tro Compan's rms, o,a..
,.sth orst. ia second cabin. a. thlru ''"Ss
49, g .,. f,., 4.. i-r =. y Is. .
Coz asnluetor. Bremen .,ah
northampton ard Cherhonr7 - 10 ,',' gre .s,
ifnae ,,i.h cef first; i5S second eaoin, -
,hi-.,-class pass. mails and mdse: Pier l.
i'fsr 'rsf,llac 17r} uuu Dec 20: to : II
srf,A In ballast; Pier s. BlNonne, \ >.
ouiiafe trrl. GuaNaquu loc ~ santos
- ,s,hfa - Fsfreiaidts Jan f. luena-
.o~ nr.t're c-.>tobal s. TO Ssndcrsot &
Son with pass. mails and mGse' Pier T..
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Mattresses

WAITRESS. young. neat. capable worker;
highly recommended D., Miss Hofmay-
er's Agency, 10 East AID st. third floor
Teller phone SA47 Murray Hin.
WAITRESS--BUTLER vail; Ave years last
place; S65; exceptional. Miss Shea's
Agency. e. A1st. Murray IIlll 677i.
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Bv Independent Wireless Co

Munargo left Antiila for n II AM
Jan u. due Jan lS.
Huron 1861 s Scotland Light Pm Jan a.
Mobile City Al NE Colon Jan IA.
Antsroa + Iuckcnbach 744 NE Colon Jan -.
Katrina Luckenbach $50 Ne Colon Jan H.
Ahercos 43l from PM Jan "a
! r Gordon 80 s Jupitar Jan IA.
san Juan % NV Tortugas PM Jan is.
1lollandia pd Azores 4:3o AN Jan -
Hog Island l66 by S Ambrose Jan a.
Lake Tanning 1877 Scotland Light Jan H.
Jan u.
Saugerties 900 E Cape Henry Jan II.
Vest NosSa 500 NE Cape Henry Jan lt.
Mongolia $40 + Ambrose Jan "A.
Walter A Luckenbach SIS Sc Ambrose
1-treinian lec : Ambrose Jan IA.
iennsvlvaria pd Quarantine Jan -.
Yucatar 5a5 Sandy Hook Jan IA.
san Lorenzo 654 S Scotland Light PM
Jan 13.
Cananova 2ss S Ambrose Jan ID.
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msms r,siis ard 'ndsc. was 400 mites east or
VA nan'ax aan ls and was due In that port
late tn-inorrow evening or early Tucaaar
,grnins AMI will dock at Pier g. n K
Algeria tBD. Glasgow Jan for n w.
TO tnnard Line with pa p. mails and md.c,
IS .NpeSted TO dock AZ Pier "a. \ r (West
Saxpn!a (Br). southampton Jan 4 chor-
bcurg Jan via Halifax Tor n ,o
Nnnnrd line with pass, malls and mdse:
dock about moon Monday at Pier sc. y II
Aeoius Huenos Ayrcs Jan : for Y.
Pier :. Hoboken. a.
San f.of.nzo. san Juan Ian II for \ Y:
10 \ fnrto Rieo Line with pass, malls
and ndae IL expected to dock this morn
Fort Hamilton Sbr}. Bermuda Jan II
for y; to Turness. Witty < Co With
at rier 9S. \ Il (West 55th sD
Comus New ogleuns Jan II FOR y Y TO
Southern Pacific CO with rasx and mase. i.
expected to dock this morning at Pier 40.
Gsank ST..
Due Tuesday
'ambra' Antwerp Jan for y Y: to
Army Transport Service with pass
Bilyn).
MeNico. Havana Ian i3 for \ Y. to Ny
n fuNa Mail Tire with pass malls and
n,nss - expected to dock at Pier IA. u II
NtlituNUF. { thHtlfSton Jan nrI
NtNe 10 FOR y; to clyde Line with pass
ant fndse: is expected to dock at Pier az
y (Charlton sD
Due Wednesday
Vessel Port .o.,,.,.
l.amrasas. Galveston. Jan II Mallory Line
Munarso Autiila. Ian l4..... Munson Iine
fresidento Wilson. Trieste. Phelps Bros
Due Thursday
Hayern. Hamburg. Jar 5t-nit Am lima
TurHialha. Kingston. Jan "a United Fruit
Due Friday
Cedric. Liverpool. Jan li...... White Star
NhlcaEo, HAVE. Jan l0..... French Limo
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,;;.ahatenka. Moore Port Lobos. Nc
sanrasO Warns Nassau and Havana:
Cuba MAJ : Go.
FQ.c" NYs E Porto Rico = $ Go.
:, lroquais McKen2i- afaptc Cristi and
Pusr'n Pla,a Clyde s s co.
c.. Ielesfore DO Larrinasa 6Rr). Naele.
en- snsr'. Gibraltar and Neicrs via Nor
'o,t f'1rness Witty & Co.
hnirnt Eem1'ar (Bra Jones Yo5ohona
and Kobe via b r-sqa Norfolk and Panama
'anal Funch Edge &, co
'Soas. hioho"rn. Curacao. Ia Guavra
n.n.,, r., 0aoeNo via san Juan; Bliss.
W. :, csmegsp rirchner ponta DeIgada
'"u ' aIe'ta United American Lines.
on I,n,.', .ah.'aH Qiec-stowH nnd Brem-
pner,n ~rsn'es % 'Nor'. Eveusen. Kingston and
i.''a eionoia Via phiadeIphia. Carib-
,ne S'9nola. Ta,., caneo ;Nor). Just. Nuevitas
"''. ,s'a,a A'isnt," EMIT CO
csrypano' ''ol,. or. Fersen. Port au Spain and
-naA'. Caribbean S : Co
y,o ,sa'a crv Dertrudis (Rr). Cairns. -ramnico
= pr,,t.,,h saTta1nsh n y cuba Mail S 60.
~.5ssrld mud Huns -, John; American For
'SWalns W Char K ship CO.
.psrse"- T. Aaxson New Orleans; Southern
x,,s n1shs. E Iones Ncw Orleans: rarriss
:. rHssm'ock. VEN. Tucker. Texas City Robert
mona saS, :, Arthur Atkinson. Richmond; Rich
cie. e. ro' fa'ien. Galveston: Southern Pa
Istsr ApsnOIl n,So Anderson. Galveston; Meal
stsI' aTas a.' sone eNor1. ostcrhus. Norfolk: Il
psevI' nEl'as 3, 'Norl Eiinesen. Monte Cristi and
nsya.a, a.a'a 'ai mhus ( 5 Co. Inc.
nsy ''''s' ''iiway. Port Lobos, Walker &,
~ i, sn.i.isms snisms lfu'gren. Rotterdam. Rob-
d. asaFS''r VALLEY Ford. Galveston; Lykes
ks,,[, Kent. nslamo, Los Angeles. san
A,s'1 Assss c ane seattle via Philadelphia ana
ssr ss-inda ana iieulder Weir x Boyd. Inc
ts. So e -, lS2l. Perez. Philadelphia
ssllnn Ad"'T. Smith Boston: lsthmian
ssss@ ssss@'in' m 'Nor) Larsen. NorfoIh: Sea-
~ "a Marsha 11 roch cBr). Gelaert. Lunen-
whitney 4 Co
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Hardwood Bureau to Appeal

LUUISVlL lLLE, Jan. I4.-The Ameri-
can Hardwood Manufacturers Associa-
ton will ask the Supreme Court for
q modification Of its recent decision,
which held that the operation Of the
statistical bureau of the association ia
illegal. General L. 4. Boyle. chief
counsel, made this statement here to-
day at an executive meeting of the
board of directors of the association.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Array Orders

From The T,tbunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.--Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Quartermaster Corps
Following to L. S. Veterans Bureau. Voc.
school. Chillicothe. Ohio: McKeany. Maj.
j. D.. Barnett. Capt. I. T.; Kuhn. Lit.
+. H.
Judge Advocate Generals Department
Wheeler. Capt. !. r., to office OF j. A. &.
Montard, Capt. l.. b.. to War Dept. Claims
Board.
Miscellaneous
Barney 1t. O. \. Air Svc., to Key West.
WaIfi.ld I'd 1t. !. A.. Med Adm Corps,
TO Plattsburg BarracAxx
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Foreign Ports
ArriYnla

AUCKLAND, Jan l2-Canadian Cruiser
(Br). New York.
BoRDEAUX. Jan 13--Eastern Cras, New
York.
BREMEN. Jan l4-America. New York;
Potomac. New York.
BREMEN, Jan l1--callsto DD. Phila-
Gclphia.
BRIsTOL. Jan l4--Chlcago City (Br).
New York.
EAST LoNpoN, Jan ll--city of Agra
llirA Nnn inrk.
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Due To- day

yesse, Port Agency.
wastness. Hamburg: Dec 22..T Ism Nay &C. CO
Mexico. Gother burg, Dec Is Funch- Edye
Lorenzo, Suez, Dec 20 Norton, Lilly & Co
Bloemfonteln, Antwerp. Dec 81.
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Orcus Valparaiso. Dec l6.
Vessel, Duval 4 Co
I.ondonier. Antwerp, Dec a.
Lloyd Royal Beige Line
West Canon Gibraltar. Dec 2s.
United American Lines
Varduiia Shields, Dec q Cunard Line
AcKeesport. DnHkirx. Dec 80.
Cosmcp poli.an Line
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Reports by Wireless
Bv United States Naval Service
tDtstancc "a given in miles Reports ere
d q TED at room unless OtEe~,v sc specidNd
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SiilPMA%TEKS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
or the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceived nrough the United States Naval
Comm unicatton Service Shipmasters
OF vessels with radio apparatus may.
without charge. report their sTR) noon
positions though the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor, Me. (Otterclii,es)
AMagarsett. l.. L.; Cape May. ~ j.;
Norfolk Va; Cape Hatteras. n. c.:
Jupiter. Fla. Key West. Fla; Now
Orleans. La.
These position lTR> reports shouts
h" addressed only to tho radio station
called, and they Will be forwarded to
New York. 1t is i'm portant that these
rcports should be gent promptly at
'ooN each day IN order that they may
be received in timc for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations o. the 1nderend-
cnt Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc.
at NeY York; East Morichcs l.. l., and
East hampton, l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15

instoi1itc and city Hall Postorice station.
New No"k, at IS III. as follows
Jaran. Corea, China. Siberia French lndo-
'h.na and Netherlands East Indies tex-
VeDt Sunatra). via Seattle also parcel
post mails for Japan. Corea. China. siam
ana French lndo-China. = katori
Naru. Jan i5s
Mails of the following dates Moukden
Dec 20. Kobr. Dec 90 Yokahama. Dcr
-. which arrived per str Hawaii. were
patched east from seattle Jan IL. arc
*Ordinary tunregistered) letters mailed
there is no delay in the overland transit
rtAch Seattl" in time for connection with
TIE steamer mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Dansers to Navigation
(By L. s. photographic Office
North Atlantic Ocean OF the America


The following distractions were report ed:
Jan ii. about l50 degrees Cruc) of Sea
Girt Light. y !. sunken barge with TWO
lnasts showing 10 It out of water also
tcrlogged barge With masts standing; Jan
II. barge, two masts projecting 6 fl out of
water. 40 miles l62 degrees Ctrue) from
Sea Girt Lighthouse; second barge. two
nlasts projecting It out of water = $40
miles i5S degrees ttrUc) from Sea Girt
Light house. barge, three masts projecting
fl out of water. $40 miles 1856 degrees
Grue> from Sea 'irt Lighthouse, l. 8
Gresham, Jan ~. about Is miles NE Of
Bnrnegat buoy. j. 1--WE spars pro-
jecting out of water Arapahoc: Jan 13.
lat 81 20 ION 73 8 passed nun buoy marked
|. Y. Clare: Dec 5. lat SO 30 Ion "a so
passed riece of wreckage l5 IT long. 9 It
thick Momus.
Along the Oversen Routes
Tho following obstruction was reported:
Dec y, lat 20 o. Ion Is - passed partly
submerged obstruction, Nestris
Jan -. in tirst-class spart buoy. painted
red ana black in horizontal bands, was
established mark the wreck of scow
sunk in XIII van kull. in lat 40 2S as n,
ion "A 10 As W. on the BEARINGS East spIre
Elizabeth. 347 30; west spire Elizabeth,
315 so, and east chimney Elizabeth 2s4 80;
the buoy is moored in fathoms of water
close TO the eastern end OF the wreck,
which lies east and west. The wreck 10
visible at low water.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Marine Disasters

NORFOLK. Va Jan I4-t'nabe to rem
der assistance to the na.ted schooner
William Russell, aground at Tansinr
sound. th" coast guard cutter Apache ad =
Nisod district headquarters that she was re-
turning 10 Baltimore. The Rus eli is i'll
approach lose enough to get a line t. her.
EoSTON, Jan IA The schooner James
NJ w Han. Charleston G. for New York
was abandoned at sea in waterloggcd
concition at midnight, according to radio
messages from the steamer West Canon
iocmers crew. The West Canon s bound
for New YORK. from Manila and Asiatic
Norts. The James w Hall Il vessel OF
500 tons, was owned at this port.
LUNENi'URG. $. Ian II THE schr J
Duffy. participant in the recent Nova SEQ
day. filled with water. after she had struck
a bar at the mouth of La Have River.
The lowest tide in several years was re-
sponsibc for tn" misnap her skipper said.
The Duffy had 400 ouintas of fish on
board and was bound for Halifax.
engines completely disabled the submarine
tender Robert Fulton il being towed to
Hampton Roads by the mine sweeper Teal.
which reached her early to-day below
Cape IIatteras in response to radio mes
sage yesterday asking assistance.
VICTORIA. Il c, Jan I4--Wakena CBr)
and Princess Mary Br> were reported in
collision on Gulf of Georgia, near here.
during fog Jan II. Both we're slishtly
damaged. Wakena proceeded for Nancou-
yer and Princess Mary returned 90 Ma
naino to dry dock
VANCOUVER. y G. Jan 1i--C'nnadian
Winner BIZ grounded on Ian l2 in Van
couvcr harlor durinis fos. She hoated
undamased.
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$50 TO s56 WEEKLY in your spare time
doing special advert tising work among
the families of your city; no experience
nee essa'y, write to-day for full particulars
American Products Company. o60l Amer;
can Bulming. Cincinnati. ohio.
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NAVY Orders

From The 7f-ibune's Washington Elneon
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.--Navy orders
issued to-day follows
Hrisgs. Capt. W. to Naval Hos. Washing
Freeman. Capt. c. s. to Dest So. Atlantic
Ml!er y. ',o Capt apt W. $. to command I. s. s.
Osterhaus. Cnndr. H. W, to Dest. So,
Atlantic Fleet.
schelling. Cmd-. j. NJ. to l. s. s Con-
Atkins. lit. cmdr. A. ". to command
I. S. S. Bumer
o'Brien. 1t; cmdr W. H.. to command
pierce. 1T. Cmdr. NJ. T.. 20 L. s. s.
larsen, IT. \. @. to recs. snip Boston.
LOTUS. LIT. S. A. to command U. s. S.
Reinburs 1t. ]. Fl. jr.. to base force Pn-
McCrory. Ems r s. to L. $. $ Columbia.
Paraitt, Ems. H. c.. to recg. ship Boston.
Sisson, Ems g., resigned
Webb, Ems. e. H., to u. s s. Columbia
Following lieutenants TO Naval Med. school.
Washington: Anderson A.. Brown, c. J.
,!lii;, +; McCiintock. q. l. Null.
Ripley. Gun. l.. H.. to L. s. s Eagle II.
Kennedy, Carp. w. j., to recg. ship PhiIa-
somers. Carp. D., to I. S. $: Bridgeport
Chelsea, Mass.
Charleston. S. 6.
chezum. Ap. cl<. e. L.. to L. S. s. Kittery.
clark. Ap. elk. y. u. to u. S. S. Laramie
Davis, Ap. elk. r. H., to L. s. Henderson,
Fouts. Ap. Clh. G. b.. to U. s. S. Jason
Jackson. Ap. elk. c.. to U. S. S. Bushnell
I<irsch. Ap elk. A j.. to u. S. S. Hannibal
Parker. Ap. Clk T.. D.. to Naval Training
Sta. Great Iakes. H.
seahorn:. APP. Cik. G. B., to Navy Yard.
Norfolk
Smith, Ap. Ck. c. L., to Naval Mine Dept.
Yorktown, Va.
Way. Ap. elk w. j.. to sup officer L. S. s..
Newport News
Dahler.n, l. c. to U S 8. Jason.
Webber, Lit. II. w, to u. s. S. Sepulga
Malch. Ems. A H.. to U. S. 8. Sepulga
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Freight Ships Due

a 2ss S Ambrose Jan ID.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
Marine Reports
THE TIDES


" InUN al NVU yV-Udy
.cA Ve.- oiaif ot Ne~ico- Modera'n
sas' an. s.'ifi NIn ru fair
s~.sssan sca ard Windward Passage
.ss.h - sar strone southcriy
. N AMI = chan's gales, with unsettled
..sssTy ., ROM s,nth.
Safes Nfv fn9 f.n~ vair force
'sortn pastiop. cloudy weather
s'ss..<~as u ,t9riia Stg2it~-- Moderate
n.sa.t anG south winds and fair
..ss..s..Asreo os marked intensity over
= y ,s,serior. moving eastward
New-York tribune., 1922-01-15
City Island

Bound South
Schr W Resnhardt (Br9. Britgewatc
y s for New York.
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTTS7NG Q
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

i',H ran leather brief case, Lexington
t,on,.,, SupW ny EXPRESS train. pm ssing Grand
s,,',, snt'a,, 80 Friday evening or in taxicab
Tribune "V' 'No""'u' ~ w.
, 1922-03-18

justified in associating socialism with an attempt TO
ineite hateful wnr Of the poor against the rich. What
ever else socialism may teach, its leaders certainly
preach class hatred and seek to array the poor against
the rich
In a footnote the student is invited to read such
works as II. C. Wells, New Worlds for Old; John
Sparro, Socialism; W. C. Client, Mass and Class; Nor
RS Hiiuuit Socialism in Theory and Practice; and Ed
nond Kelly, Twentieth Century Socialism. Nowhere
is there any list of authors whose works condemn so
cialism.
The history is "a vehicle for making partisan argu-
ments on political topics that are unsound, unpatriotic
and wholly unfit for school children TO learn"
The low tariff arguments contained in the quota
tons already given establish that charge Political
arguments have no place in a school history, regard
less Of what side they may spouse A history should
be a chronicle of facts and not of the opinions of the
author.
Page GIL. ''T7e past ten years, however, have seen
a wonderful awakening in the American people to the
evils Of trust-controled government A wave of re-
form is sweeping over our country, gaining force each
year. This crusade for the square deal in business
and the purifcation Of politics has the support Of in
fuential men of all parties. Since the daily press,
lcai probe opinion in this reform movement, n num-
Der OF popular magazines have taken up the work Of
exposing the crooked methods of the trusts in busi-
ness and politic-the work Of undertaking as It has
been called"
That paragraph virtunily charges the daily press
with being venal and corrupt, and holds up TO the
youthful mind the magazines named as being wells of
purity where alone truth may be found.
Many other citations could be made showing that
the Muzzey textbook is unfit and unsuitable rs a book
of instruction in any American school. If the evil
denee already presented is not convincing then the
American people do not care what sort Of dope is fed
to their children
, 1922-03-18
CHANCES IN

"As a result of the war the face of Britain is chang.
ing until it is rapidly becoming a land of small hold.
ers," notes the Montreal Star. Statistics Just pub
Ished show that over $500, 900 acres in England have
been sold since the armistice. Some of this land has
been transferred from the old aristocracy to a new
class-those who were enriched by the war, but the
larger part has passed into the hands of the cultiva-
tors. Six dukes have parted with 142, 1854 acres and
thirteen lesser members of the nobility have given Ut
more than III, 900 acres. Yet the important feature
of the change is that upwards of a quarter Of a mil
lion acres passed to the people. The tenants have be-
come landlords.
"Nor is it in estate alone that the great change has
taken place. Some of the most famous mansions have
passed-presunably forever-out of the hands of their
hereditary owners. In London alone, Devonshire
House, Lansdowne House, Grosvenor House and Ans
ley House have been sold. The transfer means some.
thing more than a change of ownership. The day of
the palatial mansion in England has passed. There
will never be another Somerset House built in Lon.
don, although the London county council may erect az,
even larger structure. Burghley and Blenheim VIII
stand in future as monuments to a vanished state of So
ciety, just as do the pyramids and the Partheuor.
"The number Of small holders shows signs Of in.
creasng and Britain is becoming a vastly different
place to live in. Perhaps it has been robbed of some
of its picturesqueness and traditional romance. but
the change should serve to make her more solid. Tens
of thousands today have a stake in the country which
is firm and strongly attached. It is a return to condi.
tons of an earlier nation ERE England's griefs bepun
when every rood of land maintained its man
"The heart of England will beat not less strongly
because a few have discarded the frns and furbelow,
Of mediaeval heraldry. The workers holden grav ba,
a distinctive merit"