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New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
tDlstance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specinedl
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New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Arrived Yesterday

M,cganio {Br), san Juan March II, to
w mh,6g h61 Star ,d line WIN Sal pass. malls and
Storm King, Rotterdam Feb 20: to Black
nlamopd Line. with mdse. Pier 2,
Tivivcs. Tela March o to United Fruit
Co. with mdse; Pier Is. f r
\, Hellenes (Br}, Buenos. Ayres Feb s..
IS, TO r p Huston 8 Co, with mdse: Pier
8. Erie Basin, B'klyn
Virgil lBD. Pernambuco Feb |. Macelo
= Ceara is, Para March ]; to Lamport q
Holt Line, with mdae: Pier s, Bklyn
.tJo@in hefilunF 'bD, salonica Jsn -. constan-
on9p'e oqab OK g. sWXrna n FeS g. Palermo r.
mdse; Pier ?. Bush Docks. B'klyn.
nsSos 6osonis n rc Rpan' Rosario FEB Il. par
linsced; Midland Mills. Edgewatcr n j.
=, kiowa, Santiago Feb 27, Guantanamo
March $; to N & Cuba Mail S S Co. with
mdse; anchored off Liberty.
Cynthiana (Br). West Hartlcpool Feb
10. London 1s Philadelphia March IA, 10
EUrness' Witty & Co, with mdse; Pier 80.
Storaker (Nor) Guantanamo March o :;
to stray with sugar; Federal Refinery
X Luckenbach. Los Angeles Feb az;
to Iuckenbach $ Co. with mdsc a5th
with oil anchored off Liberty.
pakarian (Br), Liverpool Feb 25: TO
White star Line, with mdse; Pier 60 N r..
>, Minnesotan, Glasgow Feb s. London H.
hamburg 22, Liverpool Mar B; to Unite
American Line. with mdse; Morse D y,
cnd. neIlas sH (Nors. Porto r!ats Feb 25. San
Ma Mar 3, Turks Island Q; to Columbus s
Sioux City, Msnzanilo Feb 2S, Phila-
delphia Mar ~; to y Z & Cuba Mail s S
Co. p.1 with mdse' r,Sls Pier 10. Brklyn;;,
Mar Palermo 2; to James w Elwcn &
GO, with 70 first. III second cabin. 90
Third class pass. mails and mdse: 3lst at
Dundrennan Br), Smyrna Jan 81. Ca
tania Feb 16, Palermo IS, Gibraltar 30; to
Oriental Navigation Co. with mdsc: Pier
vare (Nor,. Pucrto Colombia Mar 2.
Kingston 4. Guantanamo 7: to the Garth
bean Co. with rndse: Federal Refinery,
svartfond (Nor>, Cardcnas Mar TO- to
Atlantic Fruit Co, with sugar; anchored
cecil County, porth Arthur; to Walker
& Daly, with OIL; Bcrgen Point. n J.
John Worthngton, New Orleans. March
8; TO Robt l. Hague, with Oil; Pier 5. Con-
Schooner Sally Wren. Charleston: March
s; to J A Elliott Il Co, with mdse;
chorcd off Red Hook Flats, Bkyn.
G A Flag M9bile March Freeport,
BASIN Breakwater, Bkyn.
Steel Age, Colon, March 4; Philadelphia,
Ma, March IA; to 1sthmian S S Co. with mdse;
Putney ORD, sasua,, March 9: to Nun.
Liberty
McKeesport. Havre. March 10; Dunkirk.
March "a to Cosmopolitan Line. with
mdse; anchored off Quarantine; VIII dock
this a NJ At Pier 2. Hoboken.
Carib. Clenfuegos. March 7; to {.
Porto Rico Line, with mdse anchored off
Quarantine.
Constantinople (C;r). Palermo Feb ?S;
to n Galanos with pass. mails and mdse:
anchored off Quarantine; will dock about
8 30 a Pier 20 Bklyn.
Schodack. Boston.
River Orontes (Br), Philadelphia for
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Steamer St. Paul Joins
American Line Fleet

The transatlantic liner st. Paul,
laid up at New York since October
1920. Will join the Hamburg New York
service of the American Line as soon
es she can be made ready for se4. &C.
cording to an announcement YESTERDAY
from the international Mercantile
Marine Company. Orders to fit out the
ship have been issued and she has been
taken over by workmen at her berth
at Pier 61, North River.
Decision to add the ST. Paul to the
Mongolia and Manchuria in the Amer.
lean Line fleet was made to meet the
growing demand for passenger accom-
modations at moderate rates between
New York and Germany. All three
vessels carry one class of cabin pas
sengers. The capacity of the liner is
45O cabin and $50 third class
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

latter hesitate to reveal their identity
as compla;nants for fear of discrimina
tory action by the 'loaders.'
United Action Urged
Steamship representatives suggested
that the American Steamship Owners
Association, the United States Shin
Operators Association and the Trans
Atlantic Conference be asked to take
the matter under consideration and to
appoint committees to act with similar
committees of the Merchants Associa-
tion and shippers on practical plans
to control the "loadcrs."
Statements We're made that COM
plants against piers controlled by the
railroads were prosecuted promptly and
that in consequence there was little
o. no trouble. The establishment Of
similar authority upon steamship piers,
1t was thought, would have the same
result. The Merchants Association an
nounced that this suggestion would be
followed and the steamship organiza-
tons invited to appoint committees for
this purpose
Charges Against Leaders
Charges lodged against the "loaders"
arc a s follows:
N'Il lPiaa44Is Liidl lUG lOaQerS
making their headquarters at the diff
ferent steamship piers Cor the purpose
of seeking employment by the con-
signee in the loading of trucks are
interfering with the consignee's own
employees who are sent down with
trucks to engage in the lawful occupa-
ton OF removing goods from steamship
piers with their own labor.
Complaints with respect to the
exoroltant charges cxacted by the
leaders when they perform the serv-
ice, or the exaction of tribute from
the consignee in cases where the serv-
ices of the "loaders' have not been
availed of.
) Intimidation and threats against
consignees' truckmen and helpers and
at times the exercise Of violence for the
accomplishment of their purpose in Sc
curing the loading of the merchants
trucks
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

Acme 90 r Sand Key Mar 16.
Agwihavrc 2s e Sand Key Mar is
Arapahoe 3e Hatteras Mar l5
Atlantic Sun Ill W Key West Mar 15
CeDtennial State 1,95G e Ambrose Mar a.
Chas NJ Everest ~ NNW Tortugas Mar is,
Colorado Springs l6 SW Tortugas Mar Is
Corning SO Cape Canaveral Mar Is
Creole 70 NV Tortugas Mar is.
Dean Emery 25s w Key West Mar 15.
eastern Leader 27s E Delaware Break
Ecuador $50 s Scotland PM Mar IA.
~ Mundo 1iS WNW Tortugas Mar is,
Ell Sol 18o Hatteras Mar is
Essequibo 10 Key West Mar IS
Federal passed Cienfuegos Mar is.
Franklin "a e Sand Key Mar Is.
Frieda 35 S Jupiter Mar l5
Gargoyle "a n Jupiter Mar is.
Glenpool 90 z Sand Key Mar Is.
Gresham GU c CD lat 80 2l lon 73 hs
Am Mar 15.
Gulfmaid 80 f Sand Key Mar is.
Harold Walker 1873 8 Jupiter Mar tx
Henry r Mallory 90 Hatteras Mar 16.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
=. ii. Garter Chosen Pre-War Immigrant
n President of Pool by Shi p Lines
Pacific Mail Co. IsConsidered Dead
Baldwin Becomes Chairman
of tLe Board: Other Off.
GERS Changed: New Ori-
entail Line Inaugurated

Gale H. Carter was elected president
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
yesterday following the resignation of
George J. Baldwin, who was made
chairman of the board. Mr.. Carter has
been :: director since last September.
lie Is shipping man of many years
experience.
Mr.. Baldwin relinquishes active man
agement of the company after six wears
as president. Maurice Bowler and N.
de Taube resigned as directors and
were succeeded by NJ. c. Brush, senior
wee president of the American Inter-
national Corporation, and Lawrence II.
Shearman- Mr.. Shearman is former
director of the company. A. G. Bates
resigned as treasurer and II. S. Brophy,
Who has served for the last five years
as assistant treasurer, was elected to
the vacancy.
The traffic department of the Pacific
Mail, 10 Hanover Square, yesterday
announced the inauguration of a direct
passenger and freight service between
San Francisco and the Philippines by
way of Honolulu. The Creole State
will sail April 81 and the Wolverine
State on May 25. These vessels will
provide sailing from San Francisco
approximately every twenty light days.
Both vessels are of the 522-foot class
Of Shipping Board liners, and with the
Granite State, formerly were operated
by the Pacific Mail in the Manila, East
India service. They were withdrawn
from this route upon the recommended
tion of the company. In the new serv-
ice. through bills of iading will be
issued on shipments from all points,
the shipper having the option of rail
or water route to San Francisco. In
the latter case, freight will be handled
from Baltimore, Norfolk or New York
by the new passenger and freight line
Of the company through the canal to
Pacific Coast ports.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

Hickman sT0 Philadelphia Mar is.
Huguenot t3b SW Hatteras Mar 10.
Italia ~ NV Rebecca Shoals Mar lb-
J Donnell ia w Key West Mar 10.
John Archbod 10 sW Sand Key Mar 10
Lyndopia (stm yacht 10 Somorere
Light Mar IT,
Mncabi 80 10 city Island Mar is.
Maiden Creek 81 Mo Jupiter Mar 1b.
Mtnnekahds 2,0s7 Ambrose Mar a.
Mount Carroll 376 " Ambrose Mar To-
Nacata 06& ENE IIatteras Mar 1b.
Morn 150 w Sand Key Mar e.
Paul II Harwood II Jupiter Mar tb
Rayo 65 8 Jupiter Mar Is.
Rocco 40 W Key West Mar i5
San Bcnito 20 Jupiter Mar tJ.
Sauoon % NNE jupiter Mar IS.
Socony SW Alligator Reef Mar 16.
Swiftscout 1so w Tortugas Mar 10.
Vacuum 60 w Sand Koy Mar 10.
Nistula 10 Jupiter Mar Is.
Warwick 40 " Jupiter Mar rs.
West corum 81 w Sand Key Mar 16
William Green 95 NNE Jupiter Mar Is.
William Penn |. .o55 E Ambrose Mar Is.
Willfaro so NNE Jupiter Mar lb.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Havertord. Hamburg March 3; to Ameri-
can Line With mails; Is expected to dock
General Q Ernest. Colon March 4; to
Panama r r Line with mails is expected
to dock at Pier l, Hoboken.
Spanish Royal Mail Line with mails: is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier s. Il r
(Oid Slip).
Assyria (Br), Glasgow March 2; to
Cunard Linz with malls Ia expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 81. N r (West
24th ST..
constantinople (Gr>. Palermo Feb 2s; to
\ Galaros K Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier %. B'klyn (next TO
Ha amilton av ferry).
Fort Victoria tBr), bermuda March 14
to Furness- Bermuda Line with mails, is
expected TO dock forenoon at Pier s5. r
Araguaya ODD, Bermuda March IA; TO
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with malls
Is expected to dock forenoon at Pier AZ
Clyde Line; is expected to dock forenoon
at Pier g. r tcharlton So.
Turris lba, Kingston March II: to United
Fruit Co with mails is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 15, E r (Maiden Lane).
Due Tomorrow
Matura (Br). Trinidad March 9. TO
Furness. Witty & Co with mails: is ex-
pected to dock at Pier "a, Bklyn (Amity st).
AQuitania (Br). Southampton March II;
to Cunard Line with mails; 1888
miles east of Ambrose j. a m Wednesday;
vessel is due at Ambrose 4 p m Friday and
will dock about $50 p at Pier 81. n r
(West 18th st).
Potomac. Bremen March | to Lines
with mails; Is expected to dock forenoon
a Pier !, Hoboken.
Latvia, Neufahr wasser March s; to
Baltic American Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 5, Bush
Docks. B'klyn Gath st).
Henry r Mallory, Galveston March III;
to Mallory Line; Is expected to dock after
noon at Pier 80. n tking ST..
city of MONTGOMERY, Savannah March
"a to Ocean S Co; Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier IS, r fSpring ST.
Lenape, Jacksonville March IA; to Clyde
Line; is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
36. r (Charlton ST..
Hurson, Turks Island March IL; to Clyde
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO, March l5-Heads Of
eight Trans Pacific lines operating out OF
a,fognd ns1t Tpid. ports or y eale4 Al into conferenge
rector of operations of Shipping Board. In
attempt to stabilize Oriental conference
newly threatened by 50 break In lumber
rates out of northern ports
Modoc, new coast guard cutter built at
oa kland sailed for New York for service
on Atlantic
~irelessed l4th FOR medical advice fol
COOK seriously i'll Radio Corporation OF
america forwarded message to United
states Marina Hospital and instruction
were returned in sixteen minutes first
time new radio medical service en- ployed
on Pacific Coast Blossom Heath was 900
night. '4'
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Fire Record
LOSS


12:1o-222Henry St. Max Pearl Unknown
12l5-56s Washington st. Patrick
1865 9th av.. E. c. Rich & Co.
Trihing
Unknown
tQualu ........ ...-,.. L nKnoWn
500 e. 44th st. unknown. Unknown
12:00-2Sl Brook av.. the Bronx. un-
p NJ.
1:03--124 Avenue c. unkno~n Unknown
2oo-4l3 Brook av.. The Hronx
Margaret Buckley ... 49,. Unknown
e:30-695 f. 1929 st. The Bronx
Antonio Bewaglio ........ Unknown
t:55-3e Moylan pl.; Christian
schmidt ......... .,:.... Unknown
7:1S--4s3 Brooms st; 1nterna-
tionai supply Co. ........ Unknown
7i5-ll0 Grand St: Joseph De
z:2o-427 W. 125th st: Catherine "
Martin ......... ......+. Unknown
7:5s-25S Bowery; Argonne Hat CO.
Unknown
s:1o-14 W. ssd St; Greenfield Co.
Unknown
io:ao-ia5 W. 2sd ct. Cleo Co. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Sailed Yesterday

Ocmulgee, Mobile: Texas (Dan), Copcn-
hagen; Canadian Miller (Br). Brisbane
via Norfolk; Dirigo (towing one barge>.
Sabine: Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda
Paris (Fr), Havrc; Leon NIlI (Sp). Cadtz,
Concho, Galveston; Vile de Djibutn tFr),
Casabanca; Johan Ludwig Mow!niNie
(Nor), Norfolk; W l. Steel, Tampico ;
Lake stirling, Richmond; Astrea (Br),
Norfolk; Santa Barbara, Crstobal; Al
varado (Br). Buena Ventura; Ell Valle,
Galveston; El Lago, New Orleans; West
lake Baltimore: Chas -. Harwood. Tam
pico MUNRO. Caibaren; Union City (Br).
Hamburg.
Alliance Norfolk; Sinsinawa, Norfolk
Braga (Fr), Naples Via Providence; Taw-
nee. Baltimore; Beatrice. San Juan.
Pipestone County, Rotterdam; Hanover
(Ger), Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

passed the bottom Of vessei about 100
feet long with keel awash--CLARE; March
IL. lat 80 So lon 73 A. sighted wreckase
wash apparently barge-sAGUA. March
7, at 81 AZ, lon 50 %. passed a log 20
feet long feet in iameterIrTALfA
ALONG THE OVERSBA ROUTE
The following obstructions was reported
March 2, lat 40 80. lon 50 o. ps ssed a
spar. projecting about Q or Is feet above
water, apparently attached to submerged
wreck9go f.MTN
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Ship Board Chiefs Meet

A meeting of several members of
the Shipping Board. which was sur
rounded with considerable Secrecy,
was held yesterday at the Ritz
Carlton. Chairman A. D. Lasker
Co. II n.ssioner Meyer Lissner. Elmer
Schlessinger, general counsel. and w. j
Love and a. ]. Frey, vice presidents
were among those present. Comment
or the meeting was refused.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

CONsTA MT1NOPLE. March brL,oyo'
Boston March g. Wnona. Philade'phia'
NAPLES. March 7--Giuseppe Verdi to'
New York for Genoa.
PIRAEUs. March oNiceto de Larrinasa
fBr). New York.
YOKOHAMA, March t2@-Adna fBr), san
Francisco: West Ivan Tacoma; 18TH, CITY
OF Victoria Nr). Portland, ore
KOBE. March I2--chiokasaw CITY, Now
Orleans; Persia Maru C"p, 59a san ,.aadh t1an,
cisco, Thames Maru tJap), Seattle, March
49, Fuku Msru Gap), Portland, Ore
MoJI. March 13--Gomeric Gsr, Port
ALGIERs. March 1a-Maid of Corfu
c 'c66pENnAGEN, March t4-~Unltod states
DAM Now York
PLYMOUTH, March h-zeeland obD,
'""A cHpiz. March i4~-caaiz (sp), Galveston.
sUEz, March t4-city OF Durham br''
FAYAL. March 1t-Domburs Du)' NOW
Orleans for Rotterdam.
EAST LoNDoN, March 1f--beHgue's
LIVERPOOL. March 1A-Queen k9uls'
(Br). Port Arthur. Delaware. New YORK.
GENOA, March o--Giuseppe Verdi. New
MALTA, March MytIlus fBr), Port
Arthur for India. ct.
QUEENSTOWN March 1b~Pcdro 1nr,s
tophersen (swed). Portland. orc for STOCK
GiBRALrAR. March "A (passcd) city OF
Eureka, Baltimore for Genoa Gity & OF Ne"-
HAMBURG, March 1o-S b Hunt. Tam
p!co , ,,
RoRDEAux, March li--Mississippi tI'r).
Vancouver.
NAPLES. March It-scopas DD, Port
IAVRE March 12~-Brant County Q.r),
st John, N b, IA. La Lorraine Ctr)' re"
BREMEN. March I2-Monadnock aBr),
Galveston; il, seydlitz tCcr), New York.
GLASGOW. March 13-Tunisian ob2'
BnENos AYREs. March 14-Browning
nHlsToI. March 14-consors New
York; Wells city (Br), New York.
MANCUESTER, March l4-L}ueen Louise
RIO JANEIRO March 10 IL onte (Br).
New York Via Norfolk.
Departures
BELFAST March l2-British Marshal
(Br) New Orleans.
YOKOHAMA March 13-China Arrow
NAPLES. March l3-Emprcss Of France
FGwEY. March l4~svcrre (Nor). Phna-
phia.
slIIELDs March 15-Bradford City
" DA1voNMouTTHG. March IS - rurconan
sOUTHAMPTON. March lo - Horneric
tBr), Now York
KOBE, March 11-sch william Taylor
Portland. Orc.
BRISTOL. March 1t--Boaton city (Br).
Norfolk
SWANSEA. March 14-canadian Runner
CBr). st John. y b
IMMINGHAM. March 14-France Maru
(Jap), Hampton Roads.
VALPARAISO. March 14-Ebro (Rr),
New York.
BILBAO. March 1O-Conde do Charruca
(Span). Key West.
HAMBURG, March 1o--Lord Antrim
(Br). st John, b.
ROTTERDAM, March lO-Worcester.
Boston.
ANTWERP. March l1-Marne. Gal
weston.
HAvRE, March 11-Rochambesu tFr).
New ork
PENANG. March 12-sutton Han cBr>.
New York
MIDDLEsBRo. March Ia Cardiura
CBr). Grom Shtelds). Jacksonvilo
HONGhONG. March 14-Ajax O3r).
New ork.
PORT SAID. March 14--Ctt7 Of valen-
cia lBr), from Calcutta). Boston and
New York.
FAYAL, March i4--Romeo (Br). from
Cslcutta). Boston and New ork
LIVERPOOL. March 15-Lissar County
GNor), st John. b Eastern Victor, CAL
weston.
RIO JANE1Ro. March is Bird City
New YorlS; Cabedelo tBraz), Galveston
LIVERPOOL, March l5-Albanla (Br).
New York
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Mallory & Go. Get Two Ships

G. ID. Mallory e. Go. have taken over
two vessels, Astmaco Nos. 3 and d. Of
about 5000 deadweight tons each. from
the receivers Of the Astoria Mahogany
Company. which went into receiver
ship on January Ia. The two vessels
will be chartered for tho account of
the defunct company
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Notice to Mariners
(By L. 3. Hydrogra phic Oricel

=, Ihe photographic Office under thu
Navy Department Is established to aid
mariners II Publishes nautical charts
DOCKS. tables and periodicals. 1t broad
casts by radio all urgent information
inVolVlnS danger to vessels. Its branch
oftfces have the latest hydrographic in
formation OF all parts of the world and
arc prepared 10 serve mariners in nanv
ways Mariners are invited to call At
the branch offices between the hours Of
| and $50. where they will Do cordially
welcomed. All mariners ara r.ousstaS
TO forward promptly to the nearest
oranch office all photographic infor-
nation: The Branch Hydrographic Of
zee. New York. is situated at 1880
| Broad Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Change of Masters

II Halsey succeeds NJ B Maftson COM
Tnand str E' Vale; Souf hern Pacific Co.
Jesse Wescott succeeds Richard Peier-
sen command barge Bloomfield
Hans Damn succeeds Vincent Chlare 10
command barge FiuTns.
Salvatore Rlgeo uicseds Edward Fl
Csrberry command gas schr Mary A.
II Hamlin succeeds - Hazard com
nand steam schr city of Lowell.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Anderson Port Steward

Stephen L. Anderson. Of New York,
has been appointed port steward for
the United States Shipping Board at
Baltimore During the war Mr.. Ander-
son was port steward at Norfolk, and
afterward was purchasing agent and
steward for the J. II. W. Steele Com
pany at Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
CITY Island

BOUND SOUTH: Macabi (Br), Preston
via Boston for New York TO the United
Fruit Co. In ballast: sch Mary F Ander-
son (Br). Liverpool. s. for New York.
to the ridewater Paper Mills Co, with
woodpulp.
BOUND EAST: Rusalka, New York
Tor Nantucket; kuiberg (Br). Perth Am
boy for Ha lifax.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Vessels Sold

Jennie Ockers gasoline screw tons,
gold by Albert r Ockers 70 John r Tucker
and John l. Tucker for 81 and other con-
sidnrations
Vslentinna, Rasolins screw, Q tons; pold
by Henry Langworthy to James Aud for
81 and other considerations
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Shipping Notes

Creditors Of the bankrupt United
States Mail Steamship Company will
Martinique at o'clock, at which trus-
tees of the defunct company are ex-
pected to report upon their findings
as to assets and liabilities.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Marine Disasters

SEATTLE. March 15--Frank .. Stout.
Tacoma for San Francisco. went ashore
10Th, 300 yards west of Ballard Rocks
CONSTANTINOPLE. March i5-Ameri
can Relief Administrator food ship West
ern Glen aground since last night on beach
undamaged.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

East Gulf-~Moderate to fresh northerly
winds and fair weather.
West Guli-Mode-ate northeast and east
winds and fair weather.
VaH oea sna Nindward Passage
Moderate to fresh north and northeast
W 8 partly overcast weather. probably
local rains
North Of Sandy IlooS-ITrcsh northwest
winds and partly overcast weather.
sandy Hook TO Hatteras Fresh Ia strong
north ana northwest winds and partly
overcast weather
Hatteras to FLORIDA Strats-Frcsh to
strong north winds aud overcast weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

NORTH ATLANTIC oCEAN-OrF THE
AMERICAN COAST
The Following bostructions ware re-
ported: March IS, lat 40 10 Ion "a az
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Army Orders

From, The Tri54ne's Washington Bureax
ters issued to-day follow
Engineers
Latson Capt. h ~ Detterrnan General
Hospital
Richards Capt. II. R. to Walter Reed
HoSpitai
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16
Medical TorDs

McAfoe. Maj. j.. b. 10 Indianapolis
1osey. Capt o. J. to Camp Meade
Miscellaneous
Baker. capt. T. O., y. Nj. c. to Manila.
Lins, Capt H w. c. A. to New York
Crowley. Capt. .. J.. Den c. to Walter
Reed Uospital.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-16

| San Domingo Line with malls; Ia expected
| To dock forenoon at Pier "a. Bklyn tAt-
! lantic Baein}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-27
Shore Golf Becomes Popular
With Beach Haven PLAYERS

BEACH HAVEN, N. j., Aug. 2s.-A
nine-hole beach golf course was COM
pleted here this week. Beach golf diff
fers from the regular game in the ball
used and the construction OF the putting
greens. In place of the regulation
golf ball special floating relocated
ball is used. In place of the putting
green half of small key is placed in
the sand near high water mark, or back
of the sand dunes. The top of the key
is about three inches above the sand
and to hole out the ball has to be lofted
into the key, the mouth of which is about
eighteen inches in diameter. Five of the
nine tees are on top of the sand dunes,
some of which are twenty-five feet
above the beach.
Beach golf has made quite hit with
the summer colony and it is considered
the proper thing to play nine holes in
bathing suits before the noon bathing
hour.
The first tee is on top OF high sand
dune, just north of the Engleside Tennis
Club, and the ninth green" is in front
OF The Breakers, three-quarters of a
mile away. The regulation sand boxes
are in evidence at the tees, but instead
of being filled with sand they contain
loan for use in teeing up the ball on
the sand n