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New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
Compers Hits Political
Interference i'm Strikes
Says Compulsory Arbitration
Is Attempt to Establish Com
DIlsOry Labor

Samuel Gompers, speaking before the
proposed compulsory Arbitration Of
strikes an attempt to establish com
pulsory labor in this country, declared
that meddhng and muddling always
result from political interference with
the economic life of the nation, and
expressed the definite opinion that the
railway unions should adjust their
difficulties with the carriers without
bringing in the services of the Labor
Board.
81 have no criticism to make of the
personnel of the board" said the presi-
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, "but it's failure has shown the
fallacy of governmental interference
in economic affairs. 1t has added one
more fiasco to the list, which already
included the industrial court in Kan
sas and the attempt to establish com
pulsory labor in Australia"
Some 500 members and guests of the
club heard Mr.. Gompers's address,
which was delivered at the Hotel Astor.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
NJ Y. Central Agrees to-
End Strike Injunction
Shl Only Eastern Road at
Peace With Shopmen; ye,oeH
SIenf on Next NEGOTIATIONS

lae New York Central took the first
~ - yesterday to put into effect the
Sement with its striking shopcrafts
.'sefs, signed here on Tuesday, when
sgreed to the discontinuance of an
e.eaction obtained several weeks ago
yslhst the strikers at the Syracuse
aops. Counsel for the railroad ap-
ss'sred before Judge Ray at Norwich,
~. !. and consented to the entry of an
qss vacating the injunction.
ils New York Central continues to
'ee only railroad in the Eastern
agap which has settled with the
.Iikers. Bert NJ. Jewell, national pres
SFas Of the shopcrafts union, declared
N aSd nothing to say yesterday, after
ss.qay conferences with leaders of the
@'sing shop mechanics on Eastern
Is understood that as far as any
,sr s..her peace negotiations are con-
s.,aed Mr.. Jewell and his associates
,.. ~ opted q policy OF absolute
- until the peace agreements
Ssaa1y nave been signed. Much of the
,aesity attending settlements is as
ss,: siSso by labor leaders to overmuch
shs discussion during negotiations.
I. = Jewell will remain in New York
'ae present. it was said.
.aLAiRA. N. Y. Sept. 21.-word was
s.veo here tonight that B. NJ.
Smsn' head of the striking railroad
spnen, has issued call for a meet
u the district chairmen of the
.ssSaen IN New York Immediately. Ac-
,..,.g ,.satng to the report at strike head
rs here and at Hornell, an Eric
|sI'en ~ terminal, meetings are to be
hi; tomorrow in New York in two
aSns. the one session at 1 o'clock
Ia, afternoon and the other at 8
2ss az night. The meeting place is
y oe the Hotel McAlpin.
H. r.: reported that high officials OF
u. Fa FF.ls and possibly one or more of
lsas.Sas.ern roads that have not vet
3sjtsd sne Industrial dispute are to be
8adsru, 70 the meetings. Local strike
h said they believe the meeting
ply p.;, the end of the strike ON the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-22
German Firm Contracts 10
Rebuild Areas i'm France

BERLIN, Sept. 21 (By The Associated
Press).-The Berlin newspapers an
nounced to-day that a contract was
concluded in Paris September Id be-
tween French construction syndicate,
comprising eighty-eight building firms,
and the Berlin firm of Lehrer Won Sic
mems Vereinigte Baustoffindustri on
the lines of the Stinnes-Lubersac agree
ment, for the purpose of reconstruction
work in the devastated area of France.
1t is expected 100000 workers, Of
whom 10000 will be Germans, will be
employed on the work The contract,
it is stated, already involves 1886 ,000,O 900
francs
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffes); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re-
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called. and they
will be forwarded to New York
1t is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York;
East Moriches, L l., and East.
hampton, L. I.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer-
ica at Cape Cod and Siasconset,
Mass; New London, Conn;
Cape May and New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY FEB. 2e, 1922

passengers. mails and mdse. Went TO foot
Of SD street. Brooklyn.
Str Santa Eualia. Nuevitas Feb 16 and
Havana 10th. to the American and CUBAN
Steamship Line. with sugar. Anchored OH
Liberty. -
Str Munardcn CBr) Puerto Padre Feb II.
to the Munson Steamship Line, with sugar.
Anchored Off Liberty.
str Fort George (Br), Trinidad and ~
Thomas, 10 Furness, Witty Co. with mdse.
Anchored in Quarantine.
str Tanamo, Antlla and San Juan, 10 the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with mdse. Anchored
In Quarantine.
str Ossabaw. Tampa, 20 the Mallory
Stea mship Co. with mdse. Went TO pier 10,
North River.
Str City of Montgomery. Savannah. 10 the
Ocean Steamship Co. with passengers and
mdsc Went to pier 81. North River.
Str Comanche. Jacksonville and Charles
ton. TO the Clyde Steamship Co. with pas
sengcrs and mdse. Went TO pier So, North
River
str Lake Stirling, Richmond, to the New
York and Richmond transportation Co. with
mdse.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk, to the Old Domin.
ion Transportation Co. with mdse. Went
to pier 26, North River.
Norton, Lilly & co. with mdsc Went 10
pier ., Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Vulcan City (Br), Philadelphia for
London and Liverpool.
str Mayaro CBn. Perth Amboy. TO Fur
ness, Witty Co. in ballast. Went 10 New
York Dock Co.'S pier -. Brooklyn.
Str Cornclia. Boston. to II Bull & Co.
str Brcmerton. New London. 10 tho L 5
Shipping Board. Anchored off Liberty.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

distances given In milcs position at noon,
unless otherwise spccfied.l
Consort o51 n Ambrose l. V a6th
Curricr If Block Island osth.
Dnkotan 551 u Cape May 25th.
Eastern Guide ts0 u Boston "6th.
Evelyn 1903 Scotland l. @6th.
Freida - Jupiter 25th.
Gloucester i51 n winner Quarter 26th.
Culftradc a. s. Brenton Reef 26th.
fIaiesIus iTO Ambrose TM 26th
Housatonic 6i5 " Bermuda 25th.
IIoxle 40 ENE Cape Henry 18th.
Huron 22i s Scotland l. V 26th.
A Moffett Jr. 100 $ Ambrose I. V 2Gth.
Kershaw 50 SW Fire Island l. V 26th
Krrcnlan1 5o2 y Ambrose T. 2Gth.
Lake Fannin 1875 S Scotland T. 2Nth.
Lake Giltedge sailed from Mobile noon 2jth
Lenapc 33l Scotland l. 26th.
Mattole iiO SW Diamond Shoal 26tl
Mnnckahda s1T " Ambrose + 26tli.
Monterey oa2 ambrose l. y 25th.
Morristown ea6 u Ambrose l. 18th.
ontario " Fire Island l. 26th.
Panhandle state .2nU y Ambrose l. 2Jth.
Pipcstonc County 36T " Ambrose l. .6th.
Quaniiro Fire Island l. @6th.
Sag fiarbor 600 Sandy HOOK 26tn.
San Lorenzo 2iJ Ambrose 1, V pM 26th.
Siboncy 307 Scotland 7. V sith.
transportation = W Montaut Buoy Goth.
Victorious lat ~ O2, Ion 20 ~ 26th
Wuerttcmbcrg $50 Y Ambrose l. II PM
.5tl.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
". Y. SHIPBUILDING co.
GETS NEW SHIP FEELERS
Inquiries Provide Bright Spot
in Dark Year.

An increase during the last few
months in the number of inquiries for
new vessels from both foreign and do
mestic sources IL reported ~ President
Marvin a. Neeand OF the New York
Shipbuilding Corporation in his annual
report to stockholders These inouries
provided the bright spot in a year Of
depression.
Contracts. most of which were placed
previous TO last year. kept the corpora
tion's plant at Camden. n. j.. at hlgh
pitch or activity and the combined out
put for Government and private account
totaled tventy-three vessels OF 206.S
gross tons. "A record which. Il is stated.
considering the variety OF the special
iced tonnage produced. has never been
approached by any other American ship
.-srd.' In its best previous year. 1918.
New York shipbuilding turned out six
teen vessels aggrogatinS 77193 gross
tons.
The trcasurer's report shows a gross
Income for the year of S4.899.571. as
compared with s4.39S.75o in 1890. loav-
ing surplus, after deducti ion of income
charges and dividends, Of s1,2i6.55e
which added TO the surplus at the be-
ginning OF the year, gave y total sur
plus of s5.i6+637. subject TO liability
for accrued Federal income and profits
taxes. This surplus was equivalent to
$27.32 share on the 200. 900 shares
OF capital stock OF no par value.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
&c NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Arrived Goth. strs Eldorado. New Orleans
Frederick Luckenbach. Port Angeles; Ro-
Sailed 9th, str Romulus (Nor). vancou-
yer. BIC.
Sailed 25th. strs West Prospect. Yoko-
hama; Katrina Luckenbach. Portland. Ore ;
Selma City, New York: Koyo Maru (Jap).
Shanghai
SEATTLE. Wash. Feb 24--Arrved. strs
Yonan Maru (Jap). Tacoma; L Kent.
Portland; Walter A Luckenbach. do.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Feb o5-Arrived. strs
Robin Adair. New York; Bessemer City. New
Orleans.
Sailed 25th. str Rotarian. San Francisco.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb 25-Arrived str No
Arrived 18th. strs Alfred Nobel (Nor)
Hamburg: Bryntawe (Br), Antilla; City OF
st Louis, New York.
TACOMA. Wash. Feb e5-Arrived. strs
Maru Gap). Seattle.
Arrived 25th. strs willhilo. Portland;
Florldian. San Francisco.
Arrived Goth, str Santa Cruz, Valparaiso.
Sailed 25th. str Pomona, Vancouver.
Sailed 26th. strs Blue Triangle. Aberdeen; !;
Lewis Luckenbach. San Francisco.
TAMPA Fla, Feb 25--Arrived. str Panoil.
Tampico; motor ship Narwhal. Isle of Pines;
schrs Rubicon CHond) Honduras; Anna NJ
Hudson. Matanzas.
Arrived 26th, str w Riggs, Fort Myers.
rived and sailed, tug Cheektowaga. towing
3 barges, Perth Amboy for Boston.
-. Passed Il 10Th, str Lewis X Ihurlow: tugs
Savage. do; Murrell. towing barges; /;
Boxer. do.
Arrived Goth, schr Evelyn Miller (Br). 4.
New York for Halifax; tug Lehigh. towing
barges 767 and 16S, from Gloucester (picked
up barges 702 and 706 and sailed for New
York;.
Sailed 25th. schr George Hogg (B).
east; tugs Liberty. towing barges. east !;
w Keene, towing 1 barge, do.
Passed w 25th. tug Piedmont. towing .
barges.
Passed 26th, strs Newton, east g AND
Edward Peirce, do (6:30 AND tug Noting
ham, east, towing 3 barges; Bermuda east.
towing 1.--Wind. AM light. variable; clear;
PM, SW. light; overcast.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
DEBATE
WILL BE WEDNESDAY

WAsHINGToiN, Feb. 26 6---Waterways
transportation problems extending from
tho great lakes to tho Atlantic and to
the Gulf or Mexico WIN occupy the at
tcnton offhve important waterways or
ganizat ,ons which will hold sessions
here uuring the week.
These include tho National Rivers and
f1farbors Congress, the National Mer-
chant Marine Association. South Allan
tic States Association. Middle West Mcr-
chant Marine Committee and the Mis-
slssippi Valley As. ocIotion.
An unusual degree of interest Is ex-
pectcd TO attend tho JOINT debate on the
ST. Lawrence River project. which vail
be held Wednesday under the auspices
OF the Rivers and Ifsrbors Congress, In
which Gov. Miller OF New York will
speak for those against the project and
Gov Allen OF Kansas and IT, ". Mcr-
rick Of Chicago will speak FOR those sup
porting lt
All OF the associations are Interested
IN American shipping and open discus
sion of the shipping situa alton generally
will be permitted from tho floor OF the
convention Of the American Merchant
Marine Association. and resolutions VIII
bc adopted expressing the views OF the
association.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
BOAT OWNERS SEEK
CANAL IMPROVEMENT
Resolutions Ask That o.
strucfions Be Removed.

The Barge Canal Individual Boat
owners Line met yesterday at II North
Moore street and passed resolutions
asking the Legislature to appropriate
enough money to lengthen the approach
walls OF the locks between Schenectady
and ST. townsville, and TO remove one
OF the piers OF the New York Central
Bridge at schenectady
Michael Weidner. president, said: "It
is time for the officials TO wake up
and make the canal benefit to the
community. Traffic is now being di-
verted from. the canal that would make
use Of it after the improvements we
seek"
others pointed out that in present
conditions a freshet in the Mohawk
River causes the sinking of many canal
boats and the loss of millions of dollars.
and asserted that while railroads were
bitterly opposed to the barge canal, a
properly waged fight would bring about
the desired legislation. The meeting
will be continued this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS
CONGRESS ON SUBSIDY
May Present Plea for Ship.
ping This Week.
stecidl Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c.. Feb. "a (

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., Feb. 20. I
President Harding is expected to ap-
pear before Congress early this week and
plead for the passage of American ship
subsidy legislation.
The President. 1t is said, is strongly in
favor OF action by Congress that will af-
ford financial relief for American ship
ping, now suffering because of the lower
operating costs of foreign shipping con-
Germs and the subsidies given them by
foreign governments.
At the White House tonight it was
said the President has not decided on
the day he will appear at the Capitol,
but It was expected he would read his
message within a day or two, possibly
by Tuesday or Wednesday.
It Is not known just what the Presi-
dent will recommend to the Congress
The plan most favored, however, by Ad-
ministration leaders provides that fund
made UP of about 10 per cent. Of the GUS
toms duties shall be made available for
the payment of subsidies to American
ships. This plan would provide about
s30.00o,0Oo year.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

BALBOA, Feb 25-Arrved. strs Gaelic
Prince (Br) Baltimore. New York and Bos-
ton for Shanghai; Panaman. Tacoma for
Antwerp.
BANEs. Feb 24-sailed. str Maravi BD.
Boston.
CRIsToBAL. Feb 25-Sailed. strs j
Luckenbach, Los Angeles Harry Lucken-
bach, New York: Munaires. San Francisco
Wellesley. do: Nebraskan, Los Angeles; San
Mateo (Br). Boston.
HALIFAX. Feb :5-Arrived. str Canada
(Br). Liverpool
Sailed 25th. strs Sachem (Br). Boston |:
MottiSfont (Br). Avonmouth; Godosund
(Nor), from Liverpool for New York
HAVANA. Feb 25-Arrived, str Moro Cas-
tie. Mexican ports.
Sailed 25th, strs Ruth Alexander. Tacoma
San Gil, Cristobal and Puerto Limon; Leon
XIII (Sp), Vera Cruz.
Sailed 26th, strs Moro Castle, New York
Empress OF Britain (Br), from New York
for Kingston.
PLYMOUTH, Feb c6--Arrived. str Penin-
sula State, New York for London (proceeded
and arrived at Cherbourg PM.
SOUTHAMPTON. Feb 25--Arrived, str
Olympic (Br). New York.
ST JOHN, NIB. Feb 2e--Arrived. str Monte
yuma (Br), Swansea.
Sailed 25th. strs Hambleton Range (Br)
Baltimore: 26th. Bbster (BD, London :;
Skandeborg (Dan). Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27

26th
Huron 2.047 Sc Ambrose l. V 2oth (will
Equator 26th).
Lake Arthur 170 S Scotland j. 26th.
Levant Arrow 1f3 Ambrose l. V 18TH
Matinicock 40 n Hatteras l. 26th.
Melrose % i by n Barnegat 26th.
Munamar 2S2 Ambrose l. 26th.
Nacoochee 100 SW Gay Head 10th.
Nitonian 100 Il Siasconsett 26th.
OpelilSa 800 h Cape May 10Th.
Orcoma will arrive at Havana daylight 26th.
pastores 204 Sandy Hook 26th.
Paulsboro 10 ) Fenwick l. V PM 10th.
Philadelphia $50 S Scotland l. 26th
Porto Rico 25J S Scotland l. Goth.
Ruth Alexander 125 w Havana s PM 25th.
S h Hunt $40 L Ambrose J, 25th.
Santa Ana 23T $ Ambrose j. 26th.
Skanderbors 400 NE Cape Cod $3.50 PM 10th.
Stockholm lat IS AZ. Ion 30 10. 26tb.
Tenafly lat As 10, Ion 80 50. 26th.
Nerbana 30 S Siasconsett 26th.
w i Keene (tug) II Old Anthony 26th.
w l. Steed 100 SW Diamond Shoal 25th.
West Munham ] 976 L Cape Henry 26th.
VIM Boyce Thompson 160 Cape May 26th.
Zulia All S Scotland L 25th.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
SAILED.

Strs LovstaklSen (Nor), Cienfuegos; Shaw
NUT, Mobile: Gulflisht, Port Arthur: Will
faro, Los Angeles, &c: Texan. san Pedro,
&c; @ Barstow, Port Lobos: Samuel Q
Brown. Port Arthur G Harrison Smith (Br).
Port Lobos Arbon. Malta. &c.
Sailed 25th, strs Lake Treba. Havana. &c.
via baltimore: Edward Luckenbach. Esqui-
malt via Philadelphia.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
freduced to sea evcD at New York on
Sunday FeD o6. 1922, at AM as reported
by tho United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and forty-thrce hundredths (30.f3)
inches. This closely epproximates seven
hundred and seventy-two and nlne-tenths
(1T2.aD millmeters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying IN or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantagcousy use the
above official data for observing whether
their own berorlcters require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook s PM. NE. f3 miles
oVcrca-t smooth sea
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
By United States Naval Radio.

Abron 100 Il Ambrose L V Goth.
Alabama 55 from Sand Key 26th.
Atenas 219 South Pass 26th
Baldhiil $50 WNw Tortugas 26th.
Baton Rouge 1871 SW South Pass 2Gth.
Bayo Chico a Sc Pensacola 26th.
Bylayl 9 SIC Winter Quarter l. 18th.
Carriage 10 N Cape San Antonio 25th
Cecil County 222 NE Tampico 25th.
Cerro Ebano 4i5 Il Tampico 26th.
Charles NJ Everest SO WNW Tortugas 18th.
Champion Anderson 4os L Key West o6th.
Dartford 40 w Sand Key 26th.
Devolente 11S NV Sand Key 26th.
Eiisha Walker go ENE Tampico c5th.
III Lago 2 II Sand Key 26th.
I'll Vale 9T WNW Tortugas "6th.
Excelsior 100 Sc Mississippi Bar 18th.
Fordonian I31 S Delaware Breakwater 26th:
Fort Hamilton lat 80 OF. lon ~ 90, AM
26th.
Freeport Sulphur No 222 e Swan Island
2Jth.
Trieda 81 S Jupiter 25th.
George G. Henry 10 NNE IIatteras 26th.
Granite state 1899 from San Francisco o5th.
Culfoil SO w Sand Key 26th.
Gulfprince $50 ESE Sabine Bar 26th.
Gufqueen 90 w Tortugas 26th
II II Rogers Ia3 w Sand Key o6th
Harvester 200 SW Sabine Bar 25th.
Hudson 22s Y, Ambrose L V c6th.
! G White 1876 NE Tampico 18th.
J A Bostwich LOG S Jupiter .6th.
! NJ Danzicer 81 II Sand Key o6th.
Lake Farport $50 NNE Cape San Antonio
1tth.
Lehigh s7s s overfars l. 10th.
Ligonier Is NE Tampco 25th.
Maiden Creek ~ w Pensacola o6th.
Montana 40 W Sand Key 26th.
Morristown 636 Ambrose l. 2ath.
MORO Castle 10 WNW Jupiter 26th.
Munisla - NV TortuSas 26th.
Norfolk 81 SE Cape Henry 25th.
Occidental ~ ESE ContRy Island Goth.
ohioan f76 S San Pedr6t25th.
Olancho 2is n Puerto Cortcz 26th.
Orizaba 731 S Scotland l. Goth.
Oscar u Bennett 1856 Il Tampico 25th.
Paraguay 1J Y Sand Key 25th.
Paul II Harwood 263 Sw Galveston 18th.
Pleiades 1857 S San Pedro o5th.
Porto Rico 265 $ Scotland l. 26th.
Rajnh 70 S by w South Pass 26th.
San Gaspar 100 S Bermuda 25th.
San Grcgorio ii7 NE Jupiter 26th.
Sucrosa 19J Sabine 25th.
Tamiahua $50 Galveston 25th.
Texas 255 Sabine Bar 25th.
Tuxpanoii 25 n Jupiter 26th.
Virginia 4I2 II Tampico a6th.
W 6 Toagle ~ Sc South Pass 26th.
Zacapa 1856 Cristobal 25th.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
ARRIVED.

str scyditz tGcrD. Bremen Feb ~. TO the
North German Lloyd steamship Co, with 20
cabin, o. third class passengers, malls and
rndse Went TO foot OF 9Th street. Hoboken.
Str New York City tBrl, Bristol via Nor
folk. 10 Chas I'M & Sons.
Str Norfolk Range CBr). Dundee Feb and
Philadelphia 18th. 20 Furncss. Witty Co.
with mdse. Went 10 New York Dock Cos
pier 30, Brooklyn.
7. Hague, in ballast. Anchored off Tomp-
kinSvllc
Str schodack. punkrk. to the Cosmopol-
itan steamship Co, With mdse. Anchored
In Quarantine.
sir Janus tI'ri Brest Jan 2s, Dartmouth
18th and Bormuda Feb 81. TO the Three ste r
Line. with mdsc Went TO Erie Basin
str suveric CBr,. Madeira Feb 10. TO rioui-
der. Weir & Boyd. In ballast. Went to pier
. American Docks, Staten Island.
str New Georgia CBr), Lagos, 10 Daniel
Bacon. with mdse Anchored IN Quarantine.
Str Lake Kyttle, Havana and Sagua.
Sir West Himrod, Hong Kong Dec 8. Ma
nila 10th, Ccbu 18Th. Yokohama 2Tth, Hon
oluiu Jan II. Crstobal Feb T. Philadelphia
nth and Boston 2ith. TO the Barber Steam
ship Lircs, with mdsc. Went TO New York
Dock Co.'S pier 3s, Brooklyn.
str sonevsar ,Nor), Buenoa Aire. Jan 80
mdgc. Went 10 New York Dock Co.'S pier
g. Brooklyn
sir Anna CNor) Lseuayra Jan 20. Puerto
Cabcllo Feb T. Maracaibo 4th. Caruyanc
I'm. Trinidad iiih and Sanchez 10Th. 90 the
Carihtcan Steamship Co, With mdsc. Went
to picr ., Empire stores, Broodyn.
str Fsseuuiho tBr). Valps raiso Feb ..
Antofagasta 9th. Moiiloncs 10Th, africa iith.
Mollendo 18th. Caao iith and Cristobal
GOTH to sandfrson \ Son. with 30 psssen-
gers malls ard mdye. Went to pier ~,
Ncph River.
sir santa Gcrtrudis tBr) raguns reb 3.
Puerto Mexico 9th. Sagua 18th and phila-
delphia 25th. 10 the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co. with mdse. Anchored
Off Liberty.
str vacuum Port Lobos Feb H. to the
Vacuum on Co. with crude oil. Went TO
Bsyonno, NJ.
Str 4 G Bedford. Port Lobos. to Robert
L Hague with crude oil. Went 10 pier q,
Constable Hook. NJ.
str Edth. Arroyo Feb IS. Mayagcz ian.
Guaynnlia aud tIumacoa 18TH and San Juan
infh 10 the nrli-lnyular Line. w,ih su.Fr
.ggd,rogcd off Llpsrly. n
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Tho Hydrogra phic office under tho
Navy Department ia established 10 aid
mariners. VI publishes nautical charts,
books tables aud periodicals. IL broad
volvlng danger 10 vessels. It's branch
offices have the latest photographic In
formation OF all parts or tho world and
ways. Mariners are invited 10 call at
the branch offices between the hours OF
. and 30, where they will be cordially
welcomed. All mariners arc requested TO
forward promg;ly to tho nearest branch
office all photographic information. The
Branch Photographic office, New York,
Is situated at $3.50 Broad 81.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
WEDNESDAY. MARCH I.

Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador (prints
&c). Nicaragua (eXcept East COAST. ANA
pala City. Choluteca (also prints, &c, iol
Honduras. Caucs and Narino Depa rtmente
of Colombia, Ecuador Peru Except Iquitos)
Bolivia and Chile (other parts of Honduras
and letter mail for Salvador must be spe-
cially addressed) via Cristobal. Salaverry
Calao. Mollendo. africa. lquique. Antofa-
gasta. Coauimbo and Valparaiso. str SANTA
LulSA 80 AN.
Bermuda Via Hamilton. str FORT HAM
ILTON, 80 AN.
Jamaica, Costa Rica and Colombia (Canal
Zone and Panama must be specially ad-
dressed) via Kingston, Cristobal Carta-
gena. Savanila and Santa Marta str ME-
TAPAN, AM (sup 80 AM -.
San Pedro de Macors and San Domingo
City, str VAGUE, $3.50 AM
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
BY the Radio Corporation Of
America.

America o.G00 70 Ambrose l. V AM 26th
and 2,5fi u at noon 26th.
Bayano lat 80 OF. Ion 30 o. 10th
Cabo Espartel Off Bermuda 2jth.
Cantigny a. $ \ ~ let 80 ~. lon 20 o.
26th.
Cciiic Sja T. Ambrose 7. V 26fh.
Chicago CRY i42 Il Ambrose T. Goth
cts OF Columbus go S Scotland 7. 2Gth.
CliffWood lat 30 -, lon so u goth.
Clontarf 2B5 " Ambrose l. V goth.
Corning 300 ENs Tampico Goth
DirIgo 3iS SSW Breuton Reef J. 2Gth
Ed I. Doheny q FINE Nantucket 26th.
Everett 30 81 Shinnecock l. V 2sth.
Federal - sW Diamond Shcal Ibth.
Franklin X Lane 22S " Jupiter 25th
Fort Victoria 365 SE Ambrose I. 26th.
Gen " = Hodges 232 Z Scotland !, v goth.
Cuif Of Mexico 2iJ & Sandy Hook c6th
" NJ Fiaglef .i0l y Ambrose v V 2Jth.
Harry Luckenbach 22G NE Colon 26th
ttrnrv ~ Wilton $50 scotland r. 2GiN.
q r'~r Wtiic 70 gw San'retot T. v
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The New York herald., 1922-02-27

New York-Hudson River-Thc Lighthouse
Service announces Dredging Buoy A. 200
Yards $50 deg Crue) from General Grants =
Tomb: Dredging Buoy ". 800 yards 25i deg
Ctrue) from General Grants Tomb Dredging
Buoy g. 2,0j0 yards 49, deg Orue) from Cen
eral Grants Tomb. we're discontinued Feb
20. 1922, by U S Engineers.
New Jersey--New York Upper and New
York Lower Bays--Thc following buoys VIII
he changed from spar 20 third class conc I:
Hackcnsack Rlver--About March 10. Chan
mel Buoys I. . and 4. Ecyport Harbor-
About March IS, kcyport Channel Buoys |,
., 3. .. and o. Rarltan River CSouth
ChauncD- D--About April 10. Dredged Channel
Buoys I. us, .. :, 9 and =.