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New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Cleared

Pittssurx CBr). Jones. Bremen; Cher
bourR ana Southampton; White star.
Rcfsfjord (Sor) Nelson; Walton ?
Rolf (Dan1. Larsen; Nssssv; Cisntus-
Vos ana NanEAni.io. X Y a Cuba Mall Line.
Mississippt CBrl. Wyie. Baltimore. for
London. Atlantic Transport.
Manchester Miller (Br). Coffin: London
EnEiSnd Mary (Jsp). Abel; Antwerp
Harrigs MaGili.
Bsrbadian (Brl, Bolton. Boston for
London: Atiantio Tr1nTlort Line.
Maple. johnson. philadelphia; HaiSehaT
Jefferson. Hersisy. Sorfoik oid Donin-
c1ontGrI Hassr. Philadsiphis; A II Bull.
Nohlean. Allen. Boston. Eastern 8 CO.
City of 81 Louis johnson, Savannah;
ocean CO.
Hsmbistor Range CBr). L~esome: Lee
and Dundee Via Philadelphia: FuTness,
witty
ITHpahos. Deversux. Charleston and
Jscksonvilie: clyde Line
Northland, Cali. Boston, Eastern Co
pAnehoim (Danl Petersen Vera Cruz
and Tampico Munson Line.
Crlshsld. Cooke Antwerp 70 FhilAdel-
phia: Black Diamond Line.
Virginia Express, Johnson Richmond :
Richmond n 7 8 8 Co
SauEerties. Griffin. Mobile; Tampa In
terocsan 3 3 90.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Port Plan Chief Won't
3. Name Rail Offenders
.Ouierbridge Sure Federal Board
D., Order viii Bring Their
Cooperation

- r. II. outerbridge, chairman Of The
fsPort Authority, whose appeal % the
Interstate Commerce Commission has
led 20 an order for the railroads with
..serminals az this port 70 show cause
Ss,,Nhy they should not cooperate with
ssfhe Port Authority, would not name
Yesterday the chief offender among the
railroads. whose lukewarmness sug-
ssgests hostility toward the Port Au-
thority's plans
afi' Mr. Outerbridge would discuss only
the general features OF the situation.
Delay in reorganiIing and extend
-. ing the facilities Of the port means
ssdurther loss Of business 10 the Port %
s1New York; early completion Of the
=. port program means retention Of
--present business and greatly increased
future commerce" he said.
tlss Action before the Interstate Com
1snsree Commission could not be post
sponed because the railroads are con-
nS1ucting all thtir affairs upon individ-
,s.Nal competitive principles, which in
many ways do not conform 70 the prin-
.sciples Of the plan adopted by the state
eshnd Congress.
So Qualification OF existing facilities
land proper arrangement OF all future
lsfaeilitiss are vital necessities for the
Epoft
80 ave believe the railroads will sec
The situation in the right light and
no longer try 20 postpone action TO-
ward the fulhllment Of the program
sHNhieh means 30 much for the com.
saptree Of the country and the Port ot
Kew York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Independent Wireless Tele.
graph Co.. Inc.

Distance given IN miles. Position Al
noon unless otherwise specified.
Absecon Sc Montauk Dec 10.
ArtiRas 10 " Nantucket Dec is.
Bolivar - = Scotland Dec ~.
BaNic 20 SW Cape May 4 PM Dec -.
Carlton 2.O7o Ambrose Dec !.
Catherins ass Ambrose Dec ~.
Coilamer lf3 = Ambrose Dec is
DAuperata 80 Cape Henry Dec IS.
Elisha walker $50 " Key West Dee n.
Eimsport 4os r Ambrose Dec 10.
EsseH 70 Winterquarter Dec Is.
III Go i1s " TortuEas Dec II.
EdRemOor (UsATJ 72f 8 New York Dec ~
Fred W Weller 1Jl EsE Galveston Dec r.
Governor John Lind $50 ssE Cape Henry
Dec 10.
Glen Ridge i.ist Cape Henry Dec II
Geo " Jones lit sW sand Key Dec 70.
Goidshsii 2s2 z Cape May Dec 70.
Horace Luekenbaoh i.oz3 g Ambrote Dec II
Harvester sit sE Sabine Dec II.
Independence Hall 26l e Ambrose Dec ~.
Joseph seep iS7 SW Diamond Shoals Dec II
~ Danziger tos " Sand Key Dec IL.
c white 10 s Scotland Dec IS
J Dun Is s Jupiter Dec II.
Livings,one Roe 2.:o2 z chaflss'ovr
Dec II.
Lake Giiboa 33s Scotland Dec -.
LsnApe 20 Ne Diamond Shoals Dec ~.
Lillian Vineyard Haven Dec u.
Lightburne a. y Diamond Shoals Dec lB
Mystic SO r Key West Dec ~.
Mongolia lisa 4 Ambrose Dec II.
mGrnYal $40 SSE Ambrose Dec H.
Munamar lb7 s Hatteras Dec Is.
New Jersey $50 = Ambrose Dec ~.
Nelson 2iz ssW Diamond shoals Dec rs.
Crizabs te5 3 Scotland Dec "a.
Ormidaie 10 sE Pollack RIP ~ Dec 10.
Paulsboro rs y Diamond Shoals Dec 10.
Pres GARFIELD Szs = Ambrose Dec 10.
Pipes'One County sss = Anbrose Dec 10.
ouEconck $50 NJ Jupiter Dee IS.
Saitory i.i37 $ Ambro6e Dec 10.
Robt z Hopkins 500 Ambrose Dec -.
steel Engineer i.tst Ne Colon Dec -.
Surname s13 Ambrose Dec 10.
Schoharis LIS NE Boston Dec II.
San Juan 30 y San Juan Dec II.
gwiftscout itf W Sand Key Dec IL
swiftsure 20 = Sand Key Dec ~.
sitOney 7f5 Scotland Dec 10.
snuEus s39 s Ambrose Dec 10.
sage 7oI s Scotland Dec 1s.
West Quechec l15 r Fire Island Dec "a.
Wrn Roekefelef ga Ambrose Dec II.
West Harshaw g. Ne Diamond Dec -.
West N0hmo go ESE Ambrose Dec 10.
West DOrdu8 2s0 Z Jupiter w Dec Is.
Yankee Arrow 27s sE sabine Dee ~.
Verta R5 Sw Diamond Dec Is.
Herber, L Pratt los NE Jupiter Dec -.
TluG SIC S Scotland Dec 70.
Carenco C5i r Ambrose Dec ~.
Fel,ore 81 Hatteras Dec -.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Weather Bulletin Service
For Shipping i'm Caribbean

- WASHINGTON, Dec. is - Special
- weather bulletin service for the benefit
,ssf shipping In the Caribbean Sea has
been arranged for by the United States
Weather Bureau through the radio
service % a commercial steamship com
,s.pany. The bulletins will be dashed
-yfwies daily from the eompSry's station
eson Swan Island, in the western Carib-
bean.
~ The morning bulletins will be sent
snout only during the hurricane season.
sssNhich lasts from June through 20
November, and will be In two parts.
The first part viii contain weather OBJ
p xervstions from ten selected stations
! throughout the West Indies and nearby
: 1sAsts The second part Will contain
taliy forecasts Of wind and westher for
ssahe Gulf Of Mexico and the Caribbean
g Nsst o. longitude 70 degrees and ad-
tices and warnings regarding the loca-
stion and movement Of hurricanes in
e4harn weather and "northers" in win
Iticr
The night bulletins will be broadcast
daiiy throughout the year and vii con
zxfsia forecasts, adviees and warnings
similar 10 those included In the second
part of the morning bnlletins.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Shipping Board
Acts to Hasten
;A;lI War Claims
: Efforts Made to Settle Ad-
:: :: ditional Cases So That
=. |: Legal Department Can Be
Reduced; Bill Introduced

The Shipping Board IL taking steps
30 settle all outstanding claims as
s'rapidly a. possible 80 that .is ex-
.-sensive staff Of attorneys can be re-
C1ueed. il was learned yesterday. Local
ss6ficials Of the board have been asked
70 forward information on unsettled
e.YAses 20 Washington. where efforts TO
ssxpedi;e confederation will be made.
80 II was said here yesterday that ap-
parcntly many claimants are withhold
--sine their presentation Of cases IN the
.shope that lawyers for the board who
szrs familiar with the details will re-
AYjgu and that they will be able 70 e.
eject more favorable settlements later.
Naturally no information confirming
gthis vieW could be obtained from COM
sspsnies which have claims outstanding
IN an attempt 70 limit the time with
an which claims can be fled and pressed
\ yor settlement, the Shipping Board -
.ssupportine a bill introduced in Con
eress requiring all claimants 70 pre-
Tent their claims within ten days after
enactment OF the measure. One oWciti
lad also that another bill. 20 which
fr1io reference has been made in Wash
y 3nrion reports, would require al cases
.1o Be taken Up actively before the end
.s6f the fiscal year.
- The total number Of claims filed with
q ,he board amounts 90 i,2i4. sggregat-
..1ng T8.b24.53e. OF this number 2o2,
sAmounting 10 S44329,57 have been
withdrawn or otherwise eliminated, &C
s-sording 20 the annual report for the
rsyear ended June 30. total of 43f,
= .STamounting 10 O2.s96,965. remain 20
= be settled.
- During the nine months prior 10 the
end Of the fiscal year, the claims com
mission settled SIS cases involving
=. s26, ,49s, ,003 OF this number thirty-one,
totsling 81 ,l97 40. were discovered 20
.be without foundation: J47 Of S25,000,-
zoe were considered and awards made
10 the extent Of ss.7399lA This sum
was reduced By various Offsets until
only S2.996.l3 was paid out in cash.
= Most Of these claims arose from the
cancellation Of war contracts. In addi-
4, tion there are many admiralty and
. other cases bringing the total Of claims
= up 20 around 5000 100000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

ss,urnia CBrl. olssgov De 10.
rursrd line with -, pass mails sne
rnds.: l. erected 20 dock a, fler ~
fANest ieh 81. , -. -. %
sand~rsos a sons With pass, mail. enc
,,ds~. \. e1pecied 20 dock forenoon a. fief
a. y Il Morton Nls ,-. ,...,t,
Tivlves Colon Dec Z. 20 United fruit
co nth pass. malls ana mdssi y esper,el
10 dock forenoon at Pier rs. tAaiu'h
Silvia tBr). ~ Johns Dec ~. 90 Bovfing
20 with pass. mails and mdre u 80
te.ted 10 dock forenoon a. Java a. bklln,
Aidan fprl Para Dec Q. 20 Booth Line
With pass malls and mdae. IL expected 10
dock at 55d o. Bklyn.
Due Friday
Vessel Port Asenef.
Georrs washington. Southampton, Pef ~. ~
Van pyek. RIO de JAEslro. Dec T.,
Lampoft A Holt Line
Due SATURDAY.
C.drir Liverpool. De- Is. White star Line
ICELAND. Cherbourg lee IL. Red star Lihs
psra..ss1ofd. Bergen. Dec H.
Observation-Disclosures Line
United states. ChristiAnia. Dee ~.
scandinavian American Line
Southern Cross Rio de Janeiro Dec IL
Munson Line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Maritime Miscellany

vv.s, zsda. from Tees. Will call az Pon'a
Delrafa for fuei ,,.t.
soii af public auction 10 ssaboard National
HAM of New YORK Tor 1900
PORTLAND. Me. Dec le.Contfne,
awarded FOR repairing ma hlneFy OF
IfochsiaEa repairs compl~tei IN thfe9
days has been chartered from Synnel 70
this port Tor mum Der ~ trips.
sAN FR NCiSCO. Dec ls.-sthrm warm
INKS ralsed at ~ North paclhc ports
SEATTLE. Dec ff-e e. r boad. hence
Tor San Francisco. damaged propeller Ger-
isrdny on Port Anrclcr made repairs ai
sea and proceeded.
ASTORIA. ore. Dec Columbia Hlvef
nii~d with drifting ice t0 point 20 miles
north % here. navigation difficult.
lee AZ head n Great Lakes reported
exceedingly serious conditions % bad ~
Forf william aH 10 tle up chips stu
q. 600 600 10 & 600 200 million bushels grain
a. FORT Wiiiiam; number ships waiting 10
take o. Marine Department given infifuo
tions additional tugs BE- employed ro ships
con load and depart Government VIII fry
iu Keep hafb0r open fo Dec IN.
piTrgnURgH. Dee is-flfst afiem pi
a. river shipment ~ s'eei on large scale
made tonight by rarnerle Steel Company.
CARGO ~ $500 tons in ten harres lefi on
Journey down ohio and Ml sinlppl rircrs
FOR New orleans. with deliveries re- Evans
riiis ard sf Louis shipment consists ~
pipe structural ahnprf. bars valued ~
approximately $4,000 Expect 90 Uako
Journey iu 20 days
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Shipping Notes

u. The executive committee Of the
'fvtmsriesn StsAmship Owners AssOeia.
tion will meet tomorrow to discuss .
number Of questions, including The sub
saidy bill. The Joint committee Of
steamship owners, operators and build
Sra will meet to-day AZ IL Broadway.
.cs
n Punch, Edye Co. reported yester.
Tday that the steamer Eumaeus Of the
Blue Funnel Line arrived In YokohAms
zen December II from Norfolk, estsb-
tgilshing a record for the trip Of thirty
.three days. A Blue Funnel vessel also
made the previous record, Il was said
90
- The Shipping Board has sold the Lake
= sSebAgo. 1900 deadweight tons, 20 the
,sPseific Spruce Corporation Of Los An
,tTelss, 20 engage in the eoastwise lum-
Der trade between Portland and Los
Angeles. While the price was not re-
vealed Il is understood that the sale
was az the usual figure for lake type
ts-.ftesners Of $4,000.
-
-igs Robert c. Adams, receiver for the
..-Green Star Line, who Is said 10 have
been on the Pacific Coast arranging
.sfor the entrance Of seven vessels into
: sthe intercoAstsl trade. returns to New
,.Nork this morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
u. p. Trustees Accept
Gen. Woods Resignation
EpecioI Dispaioh 70 The Tr7burc

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1s.-The Board
Of Trustees Of the University OF Penn
sylyhnia. Rt It's regular meeting to-day,
formally accepted the resignation Of
Major General Leonard Wood as head
Of the institution. Despite vigorous
protests OF the Alur:s! Satil the end,
the vote Of the trustees was unanimous
and the discussion was marked by lit
tie dissension. Immediately following
the meeting Randall Morgan. the chair
man Of the board, was authorized 70
send the following oablegram TO Cen
ernl Wood;
'The trustees Of the University Of
Pennsylvania profoundly regret your
decision, but, realizing It's fnality, bow
again, as they have in the past, TO the
public duty which you have always
properly regarded as OF FIRST impor-
tanee. With the greatest regret. there
fore, they accept your resignation and
az the same time wish you a continu-
alton Of success in your difficult and
self-saeriheing task, and assure you
OF their good will and confidence and
high regard"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
y. Y. HarbOr Co. Lowest
Bidder on II. s. Steamer

The New York Harbor Dry Dock
Company was the lowest bidder yester-
day for reeonditioning the Shipping
Board liner President Arthur, making
an offer Of s8s,e00 Other bids were
$4,000 from Robins and S52,50o from
Morse. The Shipping Board is 90 re-
AZ a number OF other vessels during
the winter and spring.
The budget Of Shipping Board sp-
propriations submitted 20 Congress re
Gently showed plans 20 expend
approximately SS,0o0,000 In reeondi-
uoning passenger vessels within the
wear
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
By Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMAaTERs

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF tho positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration OF America Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com.
mercial radio stations In the United
States proper. II IL Important that
these reports should be sent promptly
A. noon each day IN order that they
may be received IN time for publication.
Position reports can alto be sent
through the stations % the Independent
Wireless TELEGRAPH Company, Inc, New
York City (WCG). Babylon. L. l.
(WSE). East Hampton. L. I. CWsA).
New London. Conn. (WsT).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation % America
will receive position reports through
the following stations cape Cod
(WCC). Siasconset. Mass (WSC). New
London. Conn. tWLC). Cape Nay
tWCY). New York City tWNY).
Medical and surgical advice viii be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion OF America by the L. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Managing Agents Name
Steyedore Committee

The Standing Committee OF Man
aging Agents Of Shipping Board YES
sells appointed yesterday a committee
20 meet with officials OF the board next
month to adjust stevedore rates for
1923. The committee includes Charles
Barthold. chairman, Barber Lines;
Colonel G. Bartlett, Cosmopolitan
Lines; J. d. Philips, Bull Line; j..
Wright, Export Steamship Corpora
tion, and J. F. Kerwin, Clyde Line.
The committee Is expected TO meet
will adopt In making recommendations
10 the board. Il Is expected that in
ereases will be urged In n number Of
items. The Shipping Board, Il Is un-
derstood. will seek reductions in q
large number Of rates.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Due Friday
CITY Island

Bound Eouth-Schs Nova Queen tBf)
Bass River for New York. with iumber 20
l. Godfrey & Co: Edith Dawson tBr).
Haiifa1 for New York. with lumber 70
Shepard Morse Lumber Co. Chss ? COR
don tBr). InErahamport for New York.
with lath 20 order. william Booth. Ninhl
Haven FOR New YORK. with stone 20 Booth
Bros: Rusaiks Nantucket for New York.
with fah: tug Director. with barges.
steam lighter Elya.
Bound East-TuRs Roger Williams. With
barses; Perth Amboy, With bsrgtsi
Margaret Olsen. with ] barge. Frederick
r KeilerE with 4 bargeH. George 7 NC
Canrey. with barges. John 7 Lewis.
With ! barEe.
saiied-schs Nettie & (Br) from New
York). 81 John. Maud Gaskiu -(Br),
Grom EdEewstcr). 81 John.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Admiral Rodman to Retire
Admiral Andrews to Succeed
Norfolk District Chief

WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-Rear Ad-
miral Philip Andrews, commandant OF
the Norfolk Navy Yard, Il was said
to-day will succeed Rear Admiral Hugh
Rodman as commandant Of the Norfolk
Naval District. when the latter retires
January 6 from active service. on ae-
count Of age.
Admiral Rodman will have completed
upon retirement more than forty-seyen
years duty Of which more than thirty
one were spent at sea, establishing a
mark for such service, which extends
far beyond that credited 20 any other
officer Of the navy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Army Orders

From TAs Tribunss Washington Bvrsau
wAsHtNGToN, pee is.--Army orders
issued to-day follow;
Medical Corps
Denton. MAJ W. 20 Fort McPherson
Eskew. Capt ~ r.. 10 Manila.
Hart. capt G. V. 20 McCook Field.
Mueller. Capt c. r.. 20 Balboa Heights
Field Artillery
Babcock, Capt. L. f.. to Princeton.
Dessez, 1t. l.. 20 Honolulu.
Miscellaneous
Butler. IL. +. B. Eng. 10 Honolulu.
Westover MAJ. o.. AIR Svc.. 70 san Antonio.
Macmillan. II. J. n. inf. 10 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Change of Masters

Lewis Zleuer succeeds william Smith
command barge United states.
Stanley McVay succeeds Ludvik Mar
tllsen command steel screw Phoenix.
Edward u Mathis succeeds James
Bull command str Manhattan.
Daniel Bruce succeeds Peter Tobin COM
mand steel screw Fisher.
Joseph Jordan succeeds George GlKon
command barge Liberty Loan.
Ralph Thomas succeeds Michael s
Shea command steel screw Tide
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19

wabash. Seattle. Lena Luckenbaeh. Fort
saN tuAN. psc ARRIVED Msdea
fut. Porto riata and sailed for Amsi.f-
dam. D. Edith New York. ooFernof aonn
lind baltimore. ~. Houihatna. NeN VI
leans. 3. sailed foseidon tDt' iu'i'
SAN JUAN. Dec iT--saiied' san Juan
New Orleans
sAvANNAif ca. Dec is-Arrivedi ier-
sian. Haiflmorr fanf tailei lAcksonflHel'
Sailed city Of Rome. Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Marine Reports
TINE TIDES

WIBda NJ sea To-day
East Culf--Frrsh 20 atronE northesrt
ard North. overcast. with rain.
West uulf-Fsesh 20 stfonr nofthcrys .
overcast With local rains
Caribbean Sea and windward FsssAg
Moderate 20 fresh northeast and north :
partly oVercakf probably local rains
North of sandy Hook-Freth nortnWett
ov.- north and fresh north aud northeast
over south portion; overcast; sno" or rain
over south portion.
sandy Hook 20 HatteraH- frssh 70
strone northeast. thick weather. Win
rain or snow. -
Hattsras 20 Florida stfaits-Frssh 20
strong northeast and east: overcast, Nitb
rain.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Sailed Yesterday

CAV OF Evansville (Br). Auckland
Psnsrnan. Boston Willaolo. Philadelphia.
vsedoL Phnsdsiphia; I G White. Tampieo
LAKE Fannin. BrunEWieki Bolton Castle
1Rrl Manila: Herman Frsseh, Sabine
Ciontsrf. Philadelphia Bristol City tBr)
prlstol: Rolf (Nor). Cleniuegos: Jefferson
Norfolk: sehrs DunHsn q Cressy. Bruins
wick. spindrift. -.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

v,ssot Port. Agency
Tones stockholm. Nov
J.,hou. Rio d Jsn,iro. NOV >. Kerr Lins
Osss Mait. Nov IT,. Export 20
psnnock CLYDE. Nov 70. Baltimore 60
Elchigan Antwerp Nov 20 .Afiantic Tran
Krissis sniafiord. Lcith. Nov 75
Cspulin Leith. Dec g.. Export y 20
Alpine Psnge. Lsith, Dec : Furness Withy
Irfus Antwerp. Dee j.. Black bismona
pacoi Colon. Dec s........ n L iAgu.
Tirnsport. Rotterdam. Dec 2..Blk Dlamono
Hanan. Kingston, Dec 3D.. United ffu,.
LORD Byron. Aigiers. Dec T.. James hlWeu
Truro Cny. Liverpool Noy is.. Z Nav co
Vsrduila London. Dec t..... .Cunard Line
west Eidsra. "a Saralre. Dec T.
Cosmopolitan Line
Due TO-mOrrOW
Missouri Antwerp. Dec 7....Au Transport
VI Orientc. Galveston. Dec i3.t... 50 fseihe
Isckawanna. London. Dec s....M " Smith
Florinda. Tarrsg0na. Dec 8. Garcia Dia1
Due Thursday
Eastern city, Barbados. Dec l.U s Nav Co
Menominee. London. Dec ?. ...Au Tranf2ort
Due Friday
Alvarado. Cristobal Dec n.
Pacifc steam Nav Co
Dakotsn, cristobai. Dec i3.
United American Lines
Liberty olo. Santos Nov 70.
International FrelEhtinE Co
MeKessport. Dunkifk. Dec s~.CosmopolitAn
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
News and Reports From All Parts of the World

tDss). Porto Plata tssilsd on oth, for
san Dominrol sth. ssil"d l"afii9sl ~
Gf). fantander and bHnaoi u1yl 80,
Hrl. uiHfruW liNefpnui hh1 APh"""
lob. saiaan M0ntevidso.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Lumber Firm Re-eIccts Hardin

MARION, Ohio, Dec. iS.-President
Harding was reelected a director Of
the Pendergast Lumber Company at
the annual meeting OF stockho olders
here to-day. lie has been a director OF
the company for several years.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
WINTER SPORTS

n Sullivan snd Ulster erg,si,s. ny
Nev York City, over 80 sTrsiisri -
open ali var, VfrY feat11atls fliis -.
snd rognd.iflp issssls .ed A. isas.4 A.,
y Ontario Western Ry. 0ra.s 80.
Terminal. New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Fire Record

a. y. LOSS
ti5o--sis "a av. United cigar Co.
Unknown
5i:s-.s ioiih IT,: Abraham ii,, aiming
Patcisky ..................T Trlhlng
s:25--tah a. and "a av.. surface
y. NJ ''''''''' = ""n'"n
i:Is-s:s z. ssth st.; Kleinschmldt
MaEnclla co. ............ Unknown
i2t5-Pler ~. North River. barge.
Electric Welding Co. of Amer.
lea ..ssssss ssssss.. .IuEuow n
3sts-W istth ~. and Amsterdan
aN' Kniekerbocker Ice 60.
t'ss-isi Avenue 4. Mary Yedeoii. W"
f:t0-75i r. i17th g.. Bronx. All.
SHAFT unknowa.........tf tfnknov.n
f.to-Avtnue a and Goth 81 Depart.
mtnt Of Street Clcaninr. .tTrknorp
tito-it1 ciaremont av.. Annie barry
Inknova
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
BERMUDA
The Idcal Winter Rsss.n, Rs.,
PRINCESS HOTEL
BE r M u D A

-. ,,.,i, Navt Directly on ~ f.li
,i,rn ~, ,i.te. 400 Orill hooee.,-s' ~
s.lmming Pooi. oOlf, T-rn's. lssa lsss''co 20.
direction Of L. A. TwOhvg.e an -.
c.hls addrosa Princess Bern uos 'Hsr,nlli
Rsaehsd by steauefs " EsaIess-a a..
Ina ara Royal Mail eteen fse.ss fe.ss Ma
Syr-' raeY. notel AsrirWah' if-''
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Bolivar. Kingston Dec ~ 70 Clyoe Line
TO dock forenoon At Pier 7, X X.
President Oarheid, Queenstown Dec II I
to u Lines with io1 pass, malls sno
mdss. is expected 70 dock al FieF D.
Hoboksn.
AfaEuaya (Br). Southampton Dec .: 70
Royal Mall steam Packet Co with pass,
malls and Sndss. due Ambrose 4 ? m; u
erected 20 oook late at Pier ~, * r
(Norton ntl.
MunAmar. Nueyitas Dec IS: 70 Munson
Line with 3 pass mails ard ndse. - eI-
pecisd 20 dock forenoon a. Pier >. Y r
fCoentiea Blip).
orizaba. Havsns Dec it; 70 n a Cuba
Mail Line with 40 pass. mails and mdse
Il due Quarantine N and viii dock
about q m a. Pier IL. K r tWall st).
Maracaibo, MayHgueE Dec Ia TO Biiss
DAilstt a Co with - paHH malls ane
mdss. Il expected 70 dock forenoon al
Pier IL, B'kiyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
Due Thursday

Assouia (Br). Liverpool Dec . Queens
town TO- via Boston, 70 cprsrd Line With
III cabin. III third class pass malls and
Netf esday and - due New York Thursday
afternoon a. PirT -. n West itth stl-
Eaonia fDanb. Corenhagcn Dec 10. 20
Baltic American Line With - frst. ss1
second and 6fg third class pass. rnalla and
indss IA expected 70 dock forenoon az Pier
s. Bush Docks. B'kiyn.
WuertfsmberE fGeTl. Hamburg Dec : 70
Unitsd American Line with 10 cabin. Ss1
third cla0 pasa. malls and mdSe. u sx-
rscsed - deck forenoon - Per a.. NR
New-York tribune., 1922-12-19
nna To-morYoM

Olympic fBr). Southampton and Cher
bourg Dec "a: 10 White star Line with
SO hrsi. $50 second. 7ot third class pass
Ambrose az neon Noaday; vessel is e1-
pected 70 dock forenoon ., Pier -, y
(West 18th st).
la Bourdonnais (Fr). Havre Dec ?: %
Freneh Line With 40 cabin. 20 third ciass
pass mails and mdse is expected % dock
forenoon 81 Pier 81. \ n (West 18Th ST.
NsravAf (Br). Trinidad Dec -. 20 Pur-
ness Witty with pass. malls and ndses In
expected 70 deck AZ Pier -. B'klyn-
Colombo flt). Genoa Dec >; 70 Italia
America Line with 90 FIRST ti1 second. t5e
third class pass malls and rndse. IL due
IN Quarantine Al noon ana will dock about
2.tt , N a. Pier 81. y X (West S7th st).
General o II Ernfi. Cr'stobai Dec 2; 20
Panama X Co with pass. mails and