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New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Army Orders

From Tao TsTaune's Washington surso.
WASHINGTON, March c7.-Army on
Infantry.
Wisner. Capt. r., TO Walter TceH No..
Powers Capt. ]. D., to carlstrosn Field.
Rogers. 1t. Col. Il. j., TO Fort Smelling.
McDaniel, 1t. Col. W. A, to Fort LeaVen.
worth. N
Trenoh. Capt A. c.. to walter Reed Ho,.
Rothrock. 1.t, A. D.. to walter Reed Hos.
Coray, Ii. D.. TO San Juan.
Madden, Col ]. T., to NeTporh
Quartermastcr Corps.
SlcCaln, MAJ. ". A., to New York
Williams. 1t. r. s., TO Fort sheridau.
Medical Corps.
Dawson, Capt. a. W., to Carlisle Barr.c,,.
MeKeever Capt. J. W, TO WashIngton.
Whaley. 1t. Col. A. NJ. to Fort sill
Coast ARTILLERY.
Guthrle, Maj. s. H, to Fort Beniamtr
Webster. 1t. NJ t.. TO Walter Reed Hon
Miscellaneous.
Kuhn, Brig. Gen. j. E., to Ietternsn ca,
eral Hospital. - Hen
Bsobitt. Capt. G. M, Den. c., TO c,,,r
Fsrthtns, Capt. W. e, AIR syc.. to ron,
Murphey, 1t. w. W, Ord. Dept to NJ.
tuchen. o''' 70 Me
Hodges. II. D., Sig. c., to Fort Toto,
A'e""e1' IL COZ. r. j.. Cav, to Denver.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
House Farmers
Add Is Million
To Harbor Bill
New York Members Aid Bloc
in Restoring Old Figures
~ Over Majority Leaders
'' Warning Against Waste
Called Raid on Treasury
Pork Barrel" Demands Are
=, Making Budget Economy
- Futile. Mondell Declares

1s-H iron. Inc 4ri5uae's Washington Btredn
1'@a WASHINGTON, March 27.--Under
threat OF the agricultural group Of the
House that body agreed today by q
votc Of i3S 10 81 20 q fat increase o.
So - ), 900, Geo in the rivers and halbors
''Fppropriation carried in the army up
preparation bill. despite thc vigorous
economy pleas Of Representative Nor
cell, majority floor leader and Char
man Madden OF the Appropriations
- Committee. All oppositor 10 the ad
- gitiou. which was proposed by Repre-
Sentative Dempsey, OF New orh, chair
a'n1an OF the Rivers and Harbors Com
-ralttee. faded when Representative
~Stlcknsou, OF Iowa leader Of the farm
.E,Dloc, served notice that unless 1t was
.. ~.ccepted members would get very little
:. a oney for their districts during the
next fiscal year.
Backed by strong lineup Of New
York members. Mr.. Dempsey urged that
the figure recommended by Director Of
1.-The Budget Dawes should be restored
-. over the heavy cuts in his estimates
9Jade by the appropriations committee
IN order to provide adequate facilities
) Tor getting produce Of all kinds to the
sesboard ana markets. lie declared
:. at the railroads OF the country could
rot be depended upon for long time,
chiefly because OF the large SUM
-Jeeded TO put them IN shape for meet
I. >sr & the demands OF shippers.
- The original recommendation Of the
ch eff OF engineers was more than
:. $4,000 600. This was cut to s42,8l5.-
1sFb1 by the director OF the budget, and
when the House committee applied its
struning shears the total vas reduced
20 $27635, ,260, the amount originally
carried in the bili
- Representative Dcmpsev told tic
As House that the roads Of the country
Yant s2,0O0,O000O0 for additional
'rackage, rolling stock and terminal
facilities and That they would not be
able 10 make the needed improvements
in ten years.
-: New York City. he added was pre-
pairing TO spend between four and five
millions in harbor improvements which
would be valueicss unless Congress
~ provided for an adequate channel 80
A. that they can send their ships up to
The terminals and unload them and
f.. transport all Of this merchandise
-. Sbroad.'
49,. Mr. Mondell characterized the efforts
Of Mr.. Dempsey and Mr. Dickinson
as IAN organized assault upon tho bud
get and "a raid on the Treasury" lie
declared that Congress was facing IS
,-frst test of tho budget and pleaded
With both sides to resist
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
May Department Stores
$3.78S,7O7 Net Profits Report.
ed for 1927

The May Department Stores and sub
sidiarics, for the fiscal year ended
January 81, 1922, reports net profits
after charges and Federal taxes, Of
s3,7Ss,707, equivalent, after deduction Of
preferred dividends, to 1862 a share
earned on The s2o0oo,Oo0 common stock
This compared with $l9.7l share
earned in 1890.
rota! sales last year wer. S5S,9sl,-
$50, compared with $66,2547l6 in 1920.
The company's balance sheet as OF
January 81 showed current assets OF
SCI, JAS, compared with current liza
bilities OF only s3,341,22 The report
states that inventories OF ss,441 ,726
have been priced at cost OF market,
whichever was tho lower.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Arrived Yesterday

la lorraine (Fr). Havrc Mare! rs; 10
pass, malls afd ladse; Pier 81. X r.
"tun"rso, Nassau March q, 20 Murson
l3;;;s,g' 5,;s,g' - 1o9 p"sSTs, mails and lndse
Far' l.s.a,!:on o.. De-muas Mare, -.
mails end mds-; Pier IS. \ r.
ce"so A2vl. Tamy!co March ie: to Psr-
A.asriean petroleuni Transpor; CO, via
Eastern Gag. Horaeau% .Ja1 H. ST IA
-aire %lst Hurta March II: to Cosiuopaii-
t"n Shipping Co, wlth indsc; Pier :, 10
Londoqier CBs's,, I4yrc March ?. An:,
werp EN- 70 l'oId Royal Beige, with
de l,a p5eT - llobo"en.
mon 2otA. Havana .4th; 20 United t.nit
%. With li& pass. mails aid indss; pIev
San Pablo rsrl. Tlinsston March &c; 20
United FrU; 90, wjth mdse; Pier l6 Il X.
Montsna. Loncol Msrch ~ to Atlantic
rreoie. New orleans March -; to South
tIn P&c,hc Go. VITA pass anu Wdse; Pier
TIo}.by (Br>. Bordeaux. Feb IS: 70 ! II
WINCHESTER & CO. IN ballast; anchored OF
.zul.a, La Guayra aIar i 8, Ma~acaioo Ma
20 Bliss. Da.ett & Co with 80 pass mails
ana 'adse; pier II. Bi.l3n.
santa Ai.s@. la 5cahu2Ho Mar ., Va pa :
also Mar 5, Antofasasta Mar 10, IQuiqle
Msr =. africa Nar 20. NoIHnGo Msr T..
II. Crls,obal Mav % 70 Grace S 4 Line
B,;lyn
%ousnwes;ern ,Miiier, tBr}. London arar
& Co vl:h :1dec: f'ier 30, T3syn.
Nsre3AoHl Castle (Br>, Shanghai Jan 9,
Hoaghoag Jaa 10. SINGAPORE Jan @d.lAia,ac-
20. A'e.crs Aiar ., Boston Mar -; 20 W II
w eGdei & 60, VITA 'adsc; Pier :, AMER
Causao .. cauSnoya Ma 20, sama Mar
.5. : y r. n''~''''' f''' o0' WI" 'F'''' ',lS-
O., -T9s' s5s 1:. 9$;2rs pG.s y. M@F as to ci'ds
Bcaj Brcwstor, rort Lobos 1Iar ~ to
Rob. ! Hague, With o.; Picr .. Cons;ab
Japan sr-ow. Port Arthur Mar ~ to
cd or Totaph!na'i lie. I.
E.chmond 6 s Co, with ndse; pier
As. Z tt.
rtaes"Oqa. re.t Artl,u, NJ, Mar ,.,. 3: to
sl2ersand saeus March =. Nuev!ta.
is. Nanatj -: to NuNson Limos With sugar;
Commercial Wharf. Atlantic Dock. B'tlyn.
Phocbus II. Marsciies FEB. "a, Genoa.
March l. Lcghorn .. palermo 5: to Three
Star Line with merchandise; Eric Ba sin
Yors & cuba Mail Steamship Co. Win
crude oil; ,Fjer l. Tidcwater Dock,
cristobal March -. Norioi,1 IS: to J'uneh
Edye & Co with seven passengers end
nerchaadise; Pier 10, Z BI1lyn.
Nora Tampico March 10: TO Pan Amer
lean Petroleum Transport Go. wlth crude
oil, anchored of Tomnl;insvillc. s. I.
Ponce. Arroyo March is, Ponce le,
Ma! agUez 20. Aguadills and Arecibo c1
san Juan "a; to New YORK; E Porto Rico
Steamship Co with Il passengers. rnatis
and iocrchaudise; Pier 35 B'kIyn.
Suohury, Baltimore March 25; TO
Jnied American Lines with merchandise; !;
Pi"r S6. \. L.
schooucr z. NJ. DernsdsM. Jschsonville
March -; to j. =. Elliott & Co. with
}Merchandise anchored of Red lIooA
Cty of Glasgow. Br uull TO Norton
Iiliy & Co. with merchandise, 9Th st..
ToboheH.
Hubert CDr), Santos Feb 81. Victoria 81.
Cara March and Para l5. TO tho BOO h
Line with mdse.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Dangers TO Navigation

by U s Nydrosraph Office
North Atlantic Ocean. OFT tho A,nerica,.
coast. tho following obstructions were re-
ported: Tho wrecliago OF tho America n
schr Joseph ZoAsna3. reported on March
20 in lat 10 81 lon 50 %. has been towed
into port. March s2. lat 81, IS Ion 7< 81,
pa SEED a. spar. Lake Enhurst. March 6.
lat~i5 4o Ion 81 "A, sighted wreckase, ap-
rarent'y small portion Of q vessel,
Peotas.
Along the overseas routes tho follow
ing obstruction was reported: March II,
Ice Eeports-rco has been rep reportea as
follows: Received tho following incorn,n :
ton from Cape Race Radio Station March
IL: Six iniiea off Cape Spear and II miles
OF Bay OF Bulls fold ice. Mcsaba. March
IS. lat 42, 64 Ion 4s 49, observed an ice
field, Indier. ~
internation.i Icls Patro, serv,ce-rhe Q
following radtogra9n was received from tho
U coast guard cutter Seneca: March rs.
position lat AZ 40 Ion 50. drifting near
Same berg as yesterday; no reports TWEEN
ty-four hours; fogs lat 40 Al Ion 40 4S.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTEES

The Tribune publishes daily report,
or the positions o? merchant vessels re-
ccived through tie United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipr,aste-s 81
vesselg with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
posit!ons through the following naval
radio stations In tho United states
proper: Bar Harbor. Me. totterclifresl:
Cape Hatteras. n. c.; Jupiter. Fia
Key West. Fla; New Orlcanr, La
These pos.t!on CTR) rcosrts shonl6
be addressed only to the radio station
called: and they Will be forwarded 70
New York. 1t is important that those
reports should be sent promptly AZ noon
eGch day In order that thew NAV ~
received In time Tor public
Position reports can also be arn.
through the stations Of the IndepenSent
wireless Telegraph Company, Inc Nav
r9rE City tWCG). Babylon. L. !.
lWSE), Easthanpton, l.. /. (WSH
New London. Conn. (WST).
NO charge made for medical ~,
surgical advice. latest news and weathsr
reports.
The Radio Corporation OF America
w!il receive position reports throush
the following station.: Cape ca
I{wcC). s:asconset. Mass. t#scS. Kew sew
Hondon; Conn. (WLC). Cape May. New
YORK city tWNY}.
Medical and surgical advice will >.
given free through tho Radio Cornorso
ton OF America by tho U puh,sc
Health Servica oo'''
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Olympic May Dock Tonight

Radio advices received yesterday
from Captain A. L. s. Hambelton,
master Of the White Star liner Olym-
the Ambrose CHANNEL Lghtship about
$3.50 p. m. to-day. A permit for night
docking has been taken out by the
company and il the weather allows an
effort will be made to dock the big
vessel.
According to Captain Hambelton's
calculations it is unlikely chat tho
Olympic'e gargplsnk will be hauled
aboard before S:45 pm.
Among the saloon passengers are
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, widow Of
Colonel Roosevelt, who has been on a
trip to. Africa; Cardinal Dougherty. OF
phiia,qelphia; Misl !shir!eM Kellogg,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
BY Radio Corp. of America

Positions r. noon unless otherwise stated
Bogo,d go s Ambrose Ma a.
BOSTON CRY ! s. ST Ambrose Mar Is
tity OF Rome 30 y Diamond Msr -.
CITY OF Savannah l5S y Diamond Mar q
Colon s. NsVassa Mar 80.
Columbia u s Ambrose Mar g.
Delaware S-n 40 s Cape Ms Mar g..
El AuEdo 20 s Ambrose Nar'.1
-dar -.
liar,e las 80 20 = Ion Co 4o " Mar .c.
MuHa albro - Fire lsiaaG Mar -.
4lunanlar @7 s Scotland Mar 90
Or.eAt $50 " Cape Henry Ms~ 20.
Princess ! S2T g Ambrose PM Mar e.
Robert e Hopkins i4S y Diamond Mar g.
5 II. uuot los SIC Bermuda Mar 20.
Sesconnet ME- Winter Quarter Mar o.
swift ag+e "a Sc Fire Island Mar 81"
W 4 iNeens J + SW winter Quarter 3iar -
M.lpole coH $ Ambrose Ma 20. =
Nso ID. 90 IS S3E OVcrfallg Ma" -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Marine Show in Nav

Indications are that the Philadelphia
Marine Show, Nav S-13. will prove an
even greater success than that held in
1921. More than 5000 leaders in in
1ustry. finance ard commerce from all
parts Of the world will assemble at
various conventions that week. lncluG-
in the annual meeting Of the Allan
tic Coast Shipbuilders' Association
Speeches will be made by ex-senator
chamberlain, Shipping 2oard commis-
tsioner. and J. Hampton Moore, Mayor
OF Philadelphia. The Navy and tho
Z Department of Commerce will be rep
resented
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

San Bruno 2se n cris,ohal Mar ~.
San Gil 81 Cape Antonio Mar .T. @.
San Jose 2ss ~ TAn Mar e.
Sucrosa 14o = Sabine Bar Mar 81
Sw.ftssr .56 sSW Port Arthur Mar ~.
Toloa Isl from Port Antonio Mar 81
Will!aM G Warden So NE Lobos lslart
Mar 81.
Zacaps sos South Ps.s Mar 81.
Edward Pierce 20 s ShnnecocR Mar e..
Huhsrt III Sc Ambrose LV Mar ~.
Lewis l. Thurlow 20 SW Gay Head Mar -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Shipping Notes

! officials Of steamship companies
probably win be the last to appear at
the joint hearings in Washington on
the merchant marine bill. The Ship
ping Board Will open the argument in
, behalf Of the Administration, begin
ming with a three hour statement by
> Chairman Lasker. Representatives OF
!: exporters, importers. manufacturers
and labor unions will come next. The
delay Of week, from March % to
April 4, in starting the hearings was
approved here yesterday as insuring
greater attention from the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Shipping Bureau Formed

~ the organllation meeting OF The
Philadelphia Ocean Traffic Bureau,
formed recently 20 foster the shipping
OF that port. George T. Sproule was
elected president; Emil T. Albrecht,
vice president; Hubert j. Koran. treas
urer, and John J. Egan, secretary. The
Camden Chamber of Commerce. the
Chester Board Of Trade and comm ~
cial organizations N all adjaceap cities
nave been invited 10 affiliate. All
trade bodies in PHILADELPHIA, it IS Sc ID 4,
.hare indorsed TIC moNalnent
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Favor Concrete Ships

Desplte crItlcIsm OF Concrete v4sse.i
,by nany shipping men, it is said that
this material is still regarded favor
ably in Sweden. Negotians are now
!: sing carried on there BY prominent
'6rnl of shipbuiiders with the Swedish
railways for the construction Of new
ferro-concrete steamer OF 1900 tons
displacement as an extension OF the
ferry service between Stockholm and
Finland. This vessel is TO be 3,5 feet
jong by 5S feet in width. with depth
tof l6 feet, aud viii be equipped with
engines Of $500 indicated horsepower,
giving d speed o. IS knots. Accommo-
dations are 10 be provided for 1875
passengers.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Eas, and West Gult--4iodcratc 70 fresh
southeast and south w.ndo partly overcast
Weather and probably showers.
Caribbean Sea and Windwsrd Pzsaage-
Moderate to fresh northeast and east winds
party overcast weather and p:oba b! y
showers.
North OF Sandy 1Iook--Aioo.rate TO fresh
southeriy wtnds: overcast, thick weather
and probably showers
sandy Hook TO Hatteras--Noderate to
FRESH southeriy winds and overcast weather
probably With showers over north portion
iatteyss TO Florida Stra tts--Moderate TO
fresh southeast and south winds and part,y
oNnl.,a.f a.. h. -.---
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Rate Situation Quiet

Threats of rate wars on ocean lines,
- which were serious about the middle
Of the month, have subsidized for the
l--5noment. Refusal of the French Line
10 remain iii the Continental Confer
..-ence has not been followed by disturb
= ing competition. Among the trades in
which rates are now Unrestricted are
q. -he French Continental, Marseilles.
--Genoa, Barcelona, Levant and Rrazil-
: ian Northbound Moderate improve
mcnt in cargoes mas diminished the
temptation for underwriting.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

Is.nape, Jacksonville, March so.,Clyde 8 s Co
City of Atlanta. Sayarnsh, March 80.
Ocean Go
Due Monday
susQuehanna, Queenstown. March "a
U s Linas
La pland, Southampton, March 81.
Eed Str- 7.inc
Ulus, Havana. March 81. United Fruit Co
Porto Rico. San Jusr. March 20.
y 7 &: Porto Eico Limo
Tor. Hamilton. Bermuda. Apr.! !.
Furnegs. Withv & Cn
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
tllerman's Wilson to Move

= New Offices are now being prepared
At II Broadway for EIerman's wilson
Line into which the company will move
from its present location at lS Broad
way The change is temporary, due to
) ne wrecking of the present Offices by
the Standard Oil Company to make
"room for modern office building.
" hen the new structure is completed,
,,Giterman's Wilson Line will return 20
lig rrpSnnf ndHrnec
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. March a7-The Janet
Dollar ,ett at Snc2or outside Golden Gnte
SSth, when towinc of the Stanley Dollar
broke toTed bacli TO port by tug See
Queen rhe Staatey Dollar witH tho
Janet Dol.ar in tow, proceeded 27th for
Tacoma.
SEATTLE. March a1--1nd:cations OF
greatly increased trade from Puget scund
and Alaaia 70 Siberia th!s year. Twenty
trade our Of Nome
PORTLAND, Ore. March c7-shlppins
Board served notice tina. BILLS for steve
dorinS lumber would not bo approved a.
rate ot lrloCe tha ~ s1ao q thorssud fcet
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Changes in Subsidy Bill

...'H 1t is becoming apparent that most of
The industries affected by the marine
bill will suggest minor changes. The
shipowners may seek greater aid for
slow ships and also extension of the
subsidy from ten to fifteen years.
7Shipbuliders intimate that they will
ask for direct aid. Representatives of
marine unions will ask amendments to
The immigration and naval reserve
anctions
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Sailed Yesterday

Ssmland CBeIs). Antwerp; Colombia.
Havana via Norfolk; Hamilton, Norfolk;
schr Alice l. Pendeton. Norfolk; tug
Neptune towing two barges. -.
Eastern Leader. Hull via. Boston.
Icvant Arrow. Beaumont.
Clearwater,s Batavia: z Bedford
Texas city; Coastwisc. -: Kennccott.
Fk!adelDhla.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
City Island

Bound soutl.: Rosal,ntl (nr), St John.
y y, - snd HalitsS ,.; FOR New' YORK; to Bow.- ;sc
New York. to Honlan g. Pudd!ngton VIII
iainocr; ;cti Grace Van Duren, .Nartucket for
Howkbridgc. Providence Tor New: Yors
L!ber'y, Block Island FOR New York. WIN
nsh Anna broWn. New Haven for En,g
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Outgoing Steamships

EOTE.--SsA !ntorraat!on viii te found
IN Travel Page, Column Eight.
Sail To day
Vessel. Port Sail pler
roehanabeau. lisIre. / Pm. .-.....,51, \ I.
Centennial SAFE LONDON, AM. hobo, e.
Murarso. Nassau. PM............ ., E T.
A.unsoI..o, Vera Cruz; - M........ 9, 70 J;
C.ty ot Montson.ery, Savannah. 1'Ai.o5 y =:
Sail Tomorrow
Iorc'e, Brem.n, i2 N. Sta st, i1obok.n
S[,ss,.,, EoaAi,,ld sd 81 ]ol'n' AA1aVa s. bNiyn
E' lsnll.ton. Berlnuds: All. 81, y Z
Mctspan, Cartszcna. ]: 1f.....,.. 2, :; T:
Sail Thursday
Mount Ciin'on. Hamburg. Il M....S6. y I:
West Hun'hsF. Liberia. II M....:7, B'jllyn
Moro CASTE, Vera Cruz 2 PM....1%, II y
banidaln. Morseillcs, 9 PA. st 81 B.i!,n
Mchecsport. Eavye. 3 Nobok.u
Metura, Trinidad, 10 NJ. ...... q, B'Alyn
Sail Friday
4.5oppo .Gt;s "a ca6s os'f ro1s spA... \ 2
WestpoTt, Libau PM. ........ -
Santa Rosalia. Ducnos AyTe. i II. :. -
AioAsrie' Cape Haiti. l2 M:
8. Bush Docks. 3 Aiyn
Sail Saturday
o.y:n pic southaEnpton.. la M......5o. y Y,
"a Iorrsirc. HARE. - N. M..........SS. \ !;
AooFdain. Ro.terdsnl. - u.
kroonland, Antwerp, 12 M.........6s, < r
hudson. Brenen. l2 M........1, IioiAoE. =
Colombo Naples. l9 Al. M............o;'N n K
Tt'Is .. Is,t bs Hays"a, II AN. ::,..,.ls, f
~ ictoria, Bermuda, - AM. ;, r
pastoces, PIT Itinon, 12 x. o y y
Hul!a, Curacao. - M....I1 r. R.I;i.-1
Fence. San Juan, 9 81. y. y
A"asuaEa, Bermuda. II AN ......l2' X 7;
Aeo!rs. Suenos Ayres. g pm, ., lIotokec
2nsGue' san Domingo City, PHt.34, E,kl7n
hr!ogetoWn' barbados. pN. \ +
Aioa MA, Liverpool, IL M.........G4 y !;
GeorgisA, Iagnburs. - Al :, -
EdNh. San Juan, - M...I E'jfi,.o
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Marine Disasters

CHATHAM. Nars. March a7-Cutter
Acushnet Standing by motor barge Edith
Mute, ashore. on. Chatham, Beach when
navigator mtstook lighthouse hsre Tor
Chatham L!ght of shore Edith Nute
registers 5ta tons aud was bound from
BOSTON TO Newport News light. Tonight
vessel was reported half HNad villa water
and. engines submerged
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Ross in Suaagc

p. H. ". Ross, president OF the Ma
,.Iional Marine League, will address the
Ocean Marine Engineers Beneficial AS
sociation, No. so, at IS Whitehall Street
10. night on the ship subsidy bill. There
Mill be . general discussion
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

b!ksAo March :i--Eessessen (Nol),
BARCELONA. March e1-Minn,e d.
l.srr.hsKa tBrl Philadelphia
MARSEILLEa. 8isrcn 2.-i.,s fpr,
sew York sr.el Engineer New YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
XesselssSold

sold 81 Marsaretss : % Frisch e to 81 J. shesdor nMS
Fosdick for 81 and other considerations
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service

! Distance Is given IN miles. Report. a~e
dated at noon unless otherwise gpccifed
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Departures

rAruEso. March ts--Fert 1taD, New
Orleans; stonowsN, %e% Yor". .,,, s,,-
,,ron9 -, f,i',ors;eniiropic]. Baltimore; Indian
City iy' tBrI. (frou Genoa, Balti7aor'
sE\II1.E Maccn &o-llorinda tspan),
n4A:IBUEG, March . Morristown, New
roF!:; sacd. Galveston.
!tAnrLAp'oooiL' -. MsT9n vor. = i-o''y o.
"Ys0oKoMAMA. March 2i-G:ty o. Nic-
ora (arl N."s"p'sr; & y, H. 1sIspo Enp:e S-I0
ASoNonTH ;H2 i John n':$A % b r. coaceraia "a
(sr,, Cronl Glasgow bait'm0F0' 1'An
"Ny,,T,, r r1,r1'EEpAM' i> March 24-Ed.tor Ne
CLYDE, March .s-Wa.hinzton Masu
= 'PoctRTLA%D. Eng. March sa--wa0a.ha
~ TES 4 EEIr-FE. March 24-liaFno (Duh
'[an GmAsGo% Hsc1T." liaTe:1 o1 lpy}
ysw +or,:; saturnia (Br>. Portland, Ne
.sth, Tunl,an tBr). St John, = b.
CALCUTTA Mscch 49, r1',noa ,',rl' ~
III. 1.ITnFpoo1. iTJ March 2s-Galtymor. ".
tsr). Bo..cn Non:c4!m GRr}. st John.
n p; Messiah (Br.; sa.t'To ore
EoNG KONG, March 25-R!ns Tree
state. Seattle.
QUEENSTON y, ca 20 - ks more
Head (Br) Montreal.
PORT SAID, March 26--Clsn Nacl,sy
(Br). FROM Ca.cutta). Nav York.
LONDON, March a6-Port Augusta (Br),
Sew York.
KOBE, March 2t-Toyarna Maru Jap
Seattle; .-d. Empire state Grom Hong
Eong}, San Francisco: Hawaii Maru (Jepl
(tror Hong. Nons). Tacoma.
ROSARIO, March "l-Sark (Nor), Now
York.
BUENOs AIRES, March 2a-Lloerty Clio,
New York; 2oth, Hal!aT-as (Br). New yorl.
(Br). (from Calcutta>. Bostor and New
York.
OTURA. March ac-Goroa Maru (Jsp>.
(fronl shanshaD. Now York.
phiLao. .lphla.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Fire Record

a
1e:Se--.ss1 Lexington av.: unknown None
ss::33ee-s9S Cherry ct: j. Levine Unicnowo
":So-5SS Jackson av.. the Bronx; " 4
o..o a!ary Mcintyre. rrif,inr
9:0o--sS' 81, Beck e st. the Bronx; VIII
lo:0e--44o ST Nicholas av.; un y" L
11:so-Rsi!rOaa tracks. 2l4th ana qaNn0wn
y, 216th sts n. Y. c. r. E.Tnltnovr
22:1O-Ierome av. and 2I2th ST. tho
SToHS; unknown. T,n,Snou,
l-:40-s1 W. 11sth st; Jas. ErencIn. ''' y" II
A'5-ssl rorss; av, the Bronx nsn0" n
fanEy Hardy ....... IYri;no,vr
44o-1eoi Lexington av.. Anthony =
A4S-aoo =. .4oth st. Mathilda .'" L
S:so--s Plat ST, James Horaer Hira.r 'tsains Z
SOON front OF 4es W. l2sth "tii0" ST. n
taxi: Barney Cohen .Trifin %
s:4o-issth ct. ana Barrett ay.. the
Bronx. brush ..... Nov.
S;4S-l6 e. 18th ST.. Sexan & Hor
7:2e ~ W. 47th st., ienco. Unknown nnr
s:co-2aad st. and Webster: az, II; the y one
Bronx. freight yard, New York
ON central railroad ......... .Unano9rn
S;tO-1 Ann st., Billy's Res,aurant.
s'00--23o Brook av ths Bronx. sh.f-
field Farms Dairy Co. .Unknow,
David Thosniscs csrbey .UnSnow, =,
l0A0-SSs ~. tst av, General csoinst
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Change of Masters
Statesmen File Complaints

John Manning succeeds Grant cambsN
command steam screw Petey HeacNl