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Buyers Arrived
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derwear Affiliated Retail Stores. 1872
Broadway.
ing Co. 1854 Broadway
MONTERREY, Calif-Blum & Schwartz;
Mrs J; L; Blum, complete line white
goods; L. Abramson, 25 West 3Sd st
MUNCIE 1nd.-Marx & kallmeyer: I
Marx, ladies' ready to wear; II. f, Levin.
NEW CASTLE, Pa.-Fisher Bros 81 Dan al,
a"H NpW p5VTnGshhTgTi GhsTi j. P9pnnsyyania Pr w r,nn. ~
Fisher. mems furnishings, hosiery, lner's
handkerchiefs. neckwear; Pennsylvania.
goods: 4o4 4th
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Machal & Machal;
Milton Machal, woolen and cotton piece
NEW HAVEN. Conn~J' Il Starin. 7
II Starin, woolen piece goods; Park Ave
nd31sy MEW Ia nAvEN. a conn-l; m, Eek; L. Eik
swaq9a MqhF0L<, q < pNhjr DSMi.ls5 - Rhoaas
4th av
NORFOLK. Va = Greenbers Bros; T..
oARIAsNb ressef csiif.FH rfHnhsy'S1a'e = capwe Co.
Thomas W. Sullivan mdse manager; care
Wen WEI u & :, Hartmann, 1l5 W. 3oth st
Fsher linens ns " Z T. Meknsht Hffndsls s hosisy sGns
handkerchiefs. laces. embroidcries and
trimminss; 1ls4 Bway,
e
Robinson; G.. II. Clarke. coats. suits
PHILADELPHIA
GlmbHl Bros; Mr. Scott, mems furnish
Naiional Kid KlQthes Co.; Allen L.
Fink Co.; ]. T. Simpson. Jobs boys &C cot
ton and wool sweaters; Eugene Fink.
boys REFERS, small sizes, boys all serge
wool suits; care Affiliated Retail Stores,
1872 B way
D. Stern Co; A. ]. Bamberger. woolen
piece goods. silks, satins, velvets; Penn
| sylyania.
Burd Bros. L. A. Burd, hosiery; Penn
sylvania.
NJ. A; Cohn & Co; NJ. A cohn, wooen
tics: Pennsylvania.
NJ. Friedman & Son; Sam Friedman.
boys' clothing; Pennsylvania.
Sacks g. Ginsberg: j. Ginsberg, hosiery.
sweaters; Pennsylvania.
NJ Gross & Co; NJ. Gross, wooden piece
gooos llS2 Bway. room SOC.
j.. T. Thorn Co; NJ. kohn. flowers,
feathers; Pennsylvania.
sylvana. "
Lit Bros; b. A. Lehr, jewelry, silver
ware; 1861 B'way
Silverman &; Son; L. Silverman hoserv.
Pennsylvania ~
Reis & Smith Mfg. Co; Max Smith
silks satins. velvets; 33 w. saith st.
Van Horn & Son; f. E. Van Horn
dresses; Pennsylvania. :"
Trio Waist Co, II. Kessler, cotton piece
velvets: 3a w. 32d st.
Sid Neuman-S. Neuman, buttons: Pres
lin. Ni'S
0ppenheim Bros; NJ. oppenheln, gen
A. Meyers; A. Meyers, gen. mdse.: Penn
sylvana. 0''-
PITTSBURGH
Kaufman Dept. Store; o. Loeb furs
1851 B'way. '' Au'o .
Fosenbaum Co; Miss o'Nen coats
Kaufman g. Baer; N Kaufman. XII
monos petticoats. negligees; Miss M. Nc.
Clure, Infants wear; 404 4th av
McCreery Co; George Rifbel mems
clothing; f. J. Frigge. boys clothing; 23
Frank & seder; Edgar Frank ,obs
children's underwear; A. Arnfeld mems
shirts; Mrs. Streng. Jobs dresses; Mr.. Hen
derson. shirts; care Affiliated Retail Stores.
/ 1872 B'way. w.
". Max oo. oAzen; L. j. Azen. coats. suits; 8
PoRTLAND, ore.-Lipman. Wolfe &.
Coz b Weinstein boys clothing; J. Wink
ler, house furnishings; 315 4th av
PORTSMOUTH, Va. - Portsmouth Bar-
gain store; J, Stlverman, ready to wear
Grand. ' >
PROVIDENCE. r. Hills G. lacrosse
Co;; =: %; Hills gen mdse: Imperial.
RICHMOND, Vas. Cohen S. Cohen
sen. mdse; Grand
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Colon. Cristobal, March 25.
Panama Line
Espcran7a, havana. March IS. Ward Line
Rotterdam, Plymouth March "a.
Holland-Amerca Line
Due Sunday
Bayern. Hamburg. March %. IN Am Lines
ienape. Jacksonvilie. March 30 clyde Co
City of Atlanta, Savannah, March so.
Ocean S s Co
Due Monday
SusQuehanns Queenstown, March -,
u Lines
Lspland. Southampton, March "a
Red star Line
ulus Havana. March 81 United Fruit Co
Munargo, Nassau. March Al. Munson Line
Porto Rico. San Juan. March 20
g. Porto Rico Line
Caracas. San Juan. March ss Red n Line
Fort Hamilton Bermuda. April /.
Furness, Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Cameronis. Glasgow March 24Anchor Line
Ebro, Valparaiso. March II.
Pacific Steam Navigation Co
Siboney, Havana, March 81.
\ & cuba Mail S Co
Giuseppe Verdi, Naples, March 20.
Mcdonnell & Truda
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals
COPENHAGEN.

COPENHAGEN March 24-Brynhild
RoUEN. March 25-Foldenfjord (Nor),
New Orleans; Saxoleine (Brl Baton Rouge
HAMBURG. March 25-Piave GtaD.
oDESsE. March 25-shickshinny. Bos-
ANTWERP. March 26--Federal, Calves
ton; Taxandrier (Br), New Orleans.
March 27 Huronian (Br), New York
March 2S. Finland, New York:
ROTTERDAM, March 26--Vtctorta Mar,r
Jap), Philadelphia; March 81. Domburg
Dul, New Orleans; Edgehtn. New York
SYDNEY, n, S. W, March 27-Tasrna MIA
WELLINGToN. N. T.. March 27--Tahti
(Br), san Francisco.
Al, ,ADEtAIDE, sAII,5 March 27-Ypres Maru
:, T1ENTs1N, March 27-west Ivan.
Seattle.
(Br), New Orleans; Commack. Philadel-
phia
VALPARAISO, March 2s-Lombardia
(Swed), New Orleans
MELBOURNE. March 2s-Canadian
Sklrmisher tBr), Vancouver.
REVAL March 28-Eastern City (Br),
Philadelphia.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 2s-Eastern
Ocean, Philadelphia.
LoNDON. March 2s--Wisiey Obj. ST
John, n. b; March %. Nasconfa (Br), New
York. ~
GIBRALTAR. March 2s-Passed: Min
sum (Du), Baltimore. for
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Navy Orders

from The 7rt5'oes Washington Bv,,ou
;..',e4 WA4sH =, ElGroN, March 2e.-Navy order,
99snn Com l., TO Marc Island
oois N'' eoh' =. j., to L. s s Pensa
y 19tsniaaeryeer. IN de 1t. Com. ". r.. to Boston
Rosdh' ot{' Il =, Com \ s. to Charleston Pl''
wilson. IT. C b to I. s rs,v,o
TTaqeH T Lns P ". to L. s. s. Sc6iey
I,eSo, Ie,sos ERs. e g.. 10 L. S. S. HopeWeli
iiVIes, IS. ". f, 10 L. S s Craven
kinne; Ems. r, to L. s. s. Trinitv'
Z e. n,gelii y W R to Squadron 2.
B5rter B5'Ii0a''' ~ > CY TO San'o Domingo
SS,,.one' S,. II a e, 10 Phnadeir hia' '' -
w. ara en- Mach. j. A, TO san Franclsco
HFrt. Mach r l.. to [ :. s, pagfe = go
Howe, Mach. + H. to L s : pe,S S I !,
" nl{e nlil' Pay Clk. n. u. TO Phiiadelpbis
aqpAihs' ,Ap' ClA. w. H. TO I. { S
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Arrived Yesterday

Clan Kennedy (sro' Mad Msdrss Jan :, Cali
Marseilles 26. Alg!ers 81, Norfolk March
81: to Barber & Co. with mdse; Pier IS,
B'klyn.
lo;- to Phelps Bros & Co. with mdse; Pier
Z. Bush docks. B'kiyn.
Munarden Nuevitas Mar "a to Mum
soriand NOS 'SIi Hsnso s9 't MaT 81 ASn barry
IA, to Stray Co. with mdse; pier
T. B'klyn.
tanamo az to n cabs sio NJ Nail s Co.
with indse; anchored off Liberty.
olympic (Br). southsmpton and Cher
oourg Mar 2S; TO the White Star Line:
class pass, mail. and mdsc; Pier 50. y r.
Fort ST. George (Br), BERN uda Mar "a;
to Furness Rermuds Line, with 275 pass,
malls and mdse; Pier 95 r.
Granfos (Nor). GuayaQuil Feb %. Corozal
81 Esmeraldas IS, Buenaventura Mar S,
Cr!s,obal 8. Porto Colombia H. Kingston
20. Port Morant 2l TO Caribbean S : Co,
with rndse; Pier 3, Empire Stores, r klyn.
Mssilis (Swed). Cardenas Mar "a to
Munson Line, with sugar, anchored off
Grove (Nor1, Maraoaibo Mar ls, SANCHEZ
Pier 3, Empire Stores, Bklyn.
Cambrat trsnsport). Antwerp Mar 49, to
T. Army Transport Service, with 50 first,
loi second cabin pass. COS troops l.065
soldiers' bodies and supplies; Pier 2, Army
sinsiniwa, Philadelphia. March 2s; to
c d. Mallory. with mdse; Pier 8 Army
Base, Brooklyn.
Eastern knight Philadelphia, March rs
to Barber Lines, with mdse; Pier Sc,
Brooktyn
Fran CHor}, Nuevitas. March 25, 10
Master. with mdse: Perth Amboy, y j.
Bradford City (Rr). Hamburg. March
CO. with mdse, Pier : Bush Docks.
Brooklyn
East Side, Philadelphia March 2s; to
Cosmopolitan Shipping co, with mdse
Pier 2. Hohoken, n J.
Lom (Nor), Cartagena March 23; to Mum
son Lines. with mdse, anchored off Lib
erty.
sag Har Dor Norfolk. March %. to Joyce
Watkins Co. with mdse; anchored off
Liberty.
Honolulu, Leghorn, March $, Algiers
March III to Moore & Mccormack, with
Use 1ath ST. F II.
AXE Nytle. Manat, March 23i to Mum
SOIL Lines with mdse; anchored off Lib
SeHr Anna Heidritter. Elizabe,hport.
ieteh - to Hedrtter Lumber Co. with
umber; ar ctcred off Red Hook Flats
Schr Georgia u Jenkins. Charleston.
March %; to Sexton g. Bryant; Bos-
serts Yard, Nen .cn Nrnek. Brooklyn.
Lilo. Mobile 1l4rch 4, to Columbus
Shipping Co, r..th Oh. a4chored Of Tomp-
kinsVill-,
Lampasas. -alves,oo March 49, Mobile
90. Tampa q t- ihc ldllory s S Co. with
pass and mds..
via Norfolk for Manchester.
Adriatic (Br). Alexandria Mar ~. Ma
Piles is, Manaco 1Y: to White Star Line
with pass, mails and rndse; Pier So n r.
Wuertemberg (Ger). Hamburg with
pass, mails and mdse, to the United
American Lines.
yucatan. Vera Cruz and Havana. to the
& Cuba Mail SIS Co, with pass mails
!ndSe.
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Pilot Boat MARYLAND
Make Till Ycvage

The new steam pilot boat Aiarylar ..
built for the Maryland Pilots Associa-
ton, left the Tebo plant o. tha Id
Shipyards Corporation yesterday IN
her sea trials. Her trial ra1 tooA her
through Ambrose Channel and aeyond,
whore the pilot boats New York and
SANDY Hook are on station. Salutes were
ex'ht and the Maryland then
st-aaa ck to the Tebo yard. Within
., she will be assigned to the
Cap, Try, Md, station.
The --aryland, which is steel,
sing le-scTew vessel, 100 feet overall
length, is equipped with 75o l. H. P.
compound engine.
The designs from which she was
built originally called for a French
mine planter. These were modified,
however, for a beam trawl fisherman
and then changed again for a modern
pilot vessel
The accommodat are unusually
commodious, there being berths for
afteen pilots, a smoking room and q
dining room. as we'll as the usual &C.
commooations for q crew of eighteen
men.
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BY Independent Wireless
Tel Co. Inc.

distance in miles; position at noon un-
less otherwise statcd)
Arapahoe 324 E Scotland March 20
Anaconda 756 r Ambrose March %.
centennial state $50 r. Ambrose March 30
Cripple Creek 1918 f Cape Henry March 20
Dorchester 10 NE Barnegat March 90.
Eastern Tempest 1l06 Ambrose Mar 90
Grecian 90 SSE Chatham March 20.
Helen expects arrive Marcus Hook late
March 30.
r Kingsbury 2o29 from Colon March 20
tKtresbury).
Munsrgo 2O3 S Ambrose March %
Nlshmaha $50 z Cape Henry March 90
Norfolk 20 SW Montauk Point March 90.
Severance 7S7 Sc Cape Henry March 2S.
Transportation ESE Hedgefence Mar 20.
Nirgilia expects arrive Quarantine evening
March 30.
Yucatan "a S Scotland March %
Wuerttemburg off Nantucket AM Mar 20,
Comarche 273 s Scotland March %.
Sagua 1913 San Guam March %
Cornelia 2S7 n san Guam March 90.
Esperanza left Nassau for New York 80
PM March %
Devoientc 2.I22 NE Holc-in Wall March 90.
Herman Frash 1,01o l. Charleston March
%.
Evelyn pd Scotland PM March 90.
Mayaro sos Sc Ambrose March 20.
San Lorenzo So y san Juan 8 PM March
%
Helen 279 s OvcrfalIs March 90
Watsness so f Ambrose March 20
Gulfstar 80 w Sand Key March %.
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Cleared

Cerro Ebano Cook; Tampico Pan-Amer-
lean Petroleum & Transport Co
Port Chalmers (BC, Reynolds; London
Via Boston Funch Edge & Co
,ne1 Ey,iyni, !, Thebald; heb San Juan and Maya
Port Hacking (BD, Jolly; Freemantle
and adelaide Via Newport News; Funch,
Puget Sound, Lorn; Glasgow; Baltimore
General o II Ernst, Stone; Cape Hsyti
and q vf9tt Fort de Pal Isix Pa, Panams r Go.
mouth Via Norfolk; Harriss. a" Megiil usni & Co
oS Msfurs yBr'' Krkby' Grenada' Trinidad
Cnmai, Curry; Galveston via Key West
Mallory Lines.
p,df1,ons Lake strli9s; Whitshurst; Richmond
Finchley (Br). Williams; Baltimore;
Funch, Edye & Co.
I'll Isleo, Neville; New Orleans; Southern
Delaware. Robinson; Boston; Eastern
FL or,ente. pelahsnty; Galveston; South
Lewis Luckenbach, Read; Philadelphia
Luck bach Co.
Normannia (Dan), Blom; Norfolk: west
India s Co.
l, Mohawk, Ingram; Charleston and Jack
Antonio, Rasmussen: Galveston; Ocean
& Inland Transport Co.
Alliance, Nelson; Norfolk; Old Dominion
Pawnee 5ohnstone; Baltimore: Clyde
s S Co
sarmatia DAM. T3uch; Norfolk. 1s-
bra bdtsen, Moeller & Co.
suwanee CBrl, Todgell, first officer;
Hamburg; NJ Smith G. Co
Mount Clinton, Service Hamburg United
American Lines
Moro Castle, Blackadder; Havana and
Progreso; n Y & Cuba Mail Line.
sch Avon Queen (Br), Merriam; New
port News; j f Whitney & Co
Tug Gypsum King, Miller; spencer's ISL
and J F Whitney & Co.
GERS Island ] II Whitney & Go.
Bge Andrew Mcdonald, Nicholson
Spencer's Island; = f Whitney g. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30

agcr of the y. s. Lines. will go to
Bremen soon to complete arrange
ments.
Mr.. Won Hclmolt said that both or
ganzations were anxious TO continue
u working arrangement. The plan lot
alternate sailings. he said. would ald
both. He explained that the North
German Lloyd wuuid offer prospect
i've customers joint schedules or the
two companies and they would be
allowed to select their steamers.
The most important development tn
this agreement will come next year
when the Leviathan, $4,000 gross tons,
will ob put in service by the board
about the SANG time that the Column
bus, $4,000 tons, is ready for opera
tion by the North German Lloyd. Ac-
cording to plans, these liners Will
work together under the alternate
sailing plan
Won IleImolt explained that there
was to be no formal contract, but an
understanding along the lines of the
u. S. Mail arrangement, with modlfi-
cations to inclpdc tho entrance Of
the North German Lloyd into the pas
senger service. 1t is reported that
the Shipping Board wishes to reduce
tho expenses for the use of the ter
minaI facilities and immigrant sta
tions in Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Cunard S Co with mails; is expected to
reach Quarantine IN and dock forenoon
a Pier o. \ (West l4th sf).
Wuertterberg t0er). Hamburg March
49, to United American Lines with mails;
is expected to dock forenoon at Pier So.
Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda March 2S;
TO Furness Witty & Co with mails: is
expected TO dock forenoon al Pier s5, n r
Araguaya .lBr>. Bermuda March Is. to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails;
is expected TO dock about noon at Pier "a.
y tMorton sD.
Arapahoe, Jacksonville March 81; to
Clyde s S Co is expected to dock afternoon
at Pier 9s. \ r tcharlcon ST.
Sixaola. Kingston March 25 to United
afternoon at Pier Is. r (Maiden Lane)
Yucatan Havana March 25; TO Ward
Line with mails; Is due in Quarantine mid
night Wednesday and will dock about S 80
q Thursday at Pier i6 y 'klyn (Grace st
Due Tomorrow
Mauretania (Br), SOUTHAMPTON March
%t TO Cunard Co with mails; was
1896 miles east Ambrose 10 m March 2s,
forenoon at Pier 54, r West 18th st).
Chicago (Frl., Havre March IL to
French Line with mails is expected to
Saturday al Pier 81 r tWest 18th ST..
Polonia tDa), Copenhagen March ls to
Baltic American Line with mails; is ex-
pected to reach Quarantine m and dock
forenoon at Pier 8. Bush Docks, klyn.
Mayarc (Br). Grenada March "a; to Fur
ness, Witty & Co with mails is expected
to dock afternoon at Pier "a. b klyn (At-
lantic ferry).
city oe ST Louis, Savannah h March IS to
Ocean S Co; is expected TO dock after
noon at Pier 35, n r (spring st).
Michael tBr}, Para March IS; 10 Booth
Line with mails; Is expected 10 dock al
33d st 'klyn.
Dne Saturday
Vessel. Port Agency.
Paris. Havre. March Sc. French Line
Regina dItalia, Genoa March II.
Lloyd Sabaudo
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Fire Record

i:+9--ss stanton st, S Leiberrnan .rrifing ifi1H
SCiG-t96 Cs f, 1o6th 81. garage, Tony 1i,"'"s
SCOTS Westchester av.. the BronT 1r''''ns
80, isadore Weinberg Cnknow,
s:oo-3s2 =. 11sth st. unknown. frnEnown 'ovr n
5000 W 18th st. sarah pelonao' na"0"n
';sa-l$sth st and 5tn av, sutomen onsn0"n
''S-sa4 ,.s.-, Mulberry St, Philip N. NV"
s'55-22o E. llsth st. Rose shotsn hasn0~"
'''0'-ls' cannon St Pauline HeiiPern t11'''s
1o;cs-In front OF 1872 Prospect sNno"n aH
the bronx paper cart. Depart
ment of street Cleaning Trin,np
1o:l6-447 L. nth st. Anthony Ra
sona ,......... ......... Unknown
J. 'so-ll4 I'd av.. unknown Unknown
i:56-Bo.ton Road between b,tw" Rryan5 yaSn0w'i
Noun, Mod Vs7s siss.s,, avs, -. the Bronx,
s3o-Broadway and Mosholu av.
the Bronx, brush ..............N Mono
@$e-lsoi University svr the Bronx,
sso-s.5 g'n W ssih st. Terminal None
s:Ao-!75o Bathgate av.. the Bronx
s.so-Sil E. ssd % st, sidney Mawopo 1qsn0~n
41o-sa SS'S Chambers St. New YoFnown YoFk
sun Herald" ........... Unknown
s.6o-soundvlew av and Unionport -
Road. ,he Bronx brush, bill
ings estate ..,+..,....... Unknown
bo0-4ls7 Sd av.. the Bronx William
Weintraub ............... Unknown
S:45-20 r. 34th st, unknown. Unknown
800 Allen st. Philip Wetnstein
Unknown
s4o-s E. goth st. Criterion Dress
Company .......... Tr!fing
7:oo-ls9 Broome st Jacob Strous-
berg ......-...- ...... Unknown
6.35-220th st. and Woodlawu Gene
tory. the Bronx. brush None
s;o5-s2l Meirose av.. the Bronx, I'M
s10-163s Broadway unknown. Unknown
slo--2l6o Broadway. Joseph Fraw,
ley ...........- .TriCinE
s:I5-49s L lsSd st. the Bronx.
Greeley Garage Com pany.. Unknown
e.5o-s4o Broadway. Phoenix Cloth
ing Company ............. Unknown
Manhattan ay., auto, Gus
poppler ..........-... .....- tnhno"n
2o-2fs0 9TH av, Florence Dudley.
Unknown
!o,50-l45 Greene st. Beauty Art
Com pany ....,-.--.... ..-' L Jnkho"h
10 s0--is2i Anthony sv. Bronx; NJ
swanson ....-.-.- Unknown
10 5s-$53s way: unknown -. Unknown
.o s5--165s Southern blvd. the Bronx;
unknown ..... '.'.,' ShAHo"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Vessel Port Agency
Fenchurch Marscilcs, March +.
James w Elwcll & CO
Zarembo. Dunkirk March Il.
Cold Harbor, Los Angeles. March O.
Tnthogn. Shields. March 1S. Kerr 60
Honolulu. Algiers. March IL.
Moore. Mccormack & Co
Eastern Cras. Faysl. March II.
Ranella. Avonmou,n. Mares fGsmGp0'''sn IT, Line
Steel Navigator, Tacoma, March s.
Norton Lily & Co
Menominee. London. March. ls
Casper. Santos. March I'm, Freight Corp
Due Tomorrow
V:rgila London. March i6 Cunard Limo
Wheeling Mold. Shields; March II,
Laura. PALERMO. March 81, w
James w Elwell & Co
Due Saturday
City OF Cambridge, Gibraltar, March i.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Due Sunday
Eastern Soldier. Antwerp, March 16.
Black Diamond S S Corp
Occur d dAlene, Leghorn, March II
A II Bull g. Co
Due Monday
Quaker City, Leith, March is.
Export Transport alton Co
Bird City, Rio de Janeiro March 10.
lnterna tonal Freighting Corp
Due Tuesday
Somerset, Hamburg March 20
Robert L Hague
Tuscarora Manchester, March Is.
Willhiio. San Pedro. March 49,
Williams S S Co
Due Wednesday
Chicago City, Bristol, March 22
James Arkeil
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co
Barfond Trinidad, March 26,
hon n, Inc
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30

AgWisea lat 80 35 lon 81 22 March "a
-a!slc S5l Ambrose LV March 2s,
american Press 1lO5 d Cape Henry Naros
"a "a therlne n SW 81 John March az
H, .es 2 Harwood 500 SW Hatteras
= S,n,ie Clsar water 3a5 s Scotland LV March 90.
= C-oneJos lat 40 Is Ion 81 o4 March 2s
CSrippie creek 995 e Cape Henry March es.
n NJ 1Ils,ooai 1858 Nantucket LV March %
T.a T:l 5, e5n lem pest 800 e Ay1orose " Mar 2g
5Eageheld z 80 Sc Jupiter March %.
Effna lat 3S SO ion AZ &c March 20
fra franklln X Lane so NE Jupiter March %
Guiiprince 81 Jupiter March 2s.
Guistar 6S y Jupiter March 90.
II Folger Jupiter March 20
JsneleW lat ~ 81 Ion 43 09 March "a
i.eFlsa u Sc Nantucket LV March 2s
~ q euan lat "a II len As AZ March %
Me&lcano 500 E Cape May March 2s
Mosella $50 E by y Hatteras March %
"a iona 6S Jupiter March 30
mar Del Rio lat p &c lon so 81 March %
qua ker City 1898 Z Ambrose LV Mar %
San Lorenzo 1920 Cape Hatteras Mar %
Stureholm $50 Ambro,e " March %
Swift Wind ~ NE San Bruno March 80
West Catanace lat 80 is ION fi 52 March ~
Mestake s4s Cape Henry March es.
estern Spirit l,i7i /, Ambrose LV
March 2s. ~
March 2s. A4F
March 20.
March 23. a. A4
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Shipping Board
To Carry Coal
7 Only at Profit
Will Not Take Stand For
or Against Strike, Com.
missioner O'Connor An
nounces at Office Here
TiiI Not Rebuild Piers
Hoboken Structures To Be
Left for Time; u. S. Line
{ TO Get Leviathan Pier

Shipping Board vessels will enter the
coal trade between this country and
Europe TO the extent justified as &
commercial enterprise, and will not
adopt position for or against the
mine strike. Vice Chairman T. v.
O'Connor said yesterday. This was the
first public statement from an official
Of the board on its attitude as to
whether government vessels would be
allowed to bring coal here. and thus in
directly aid in breaking the threatened
strike.
Il was reported in shipping circles
that number OF operators were pre-
pairing to handle a large volume OF
Welsh coal If the strike was prolonged
snd had approached the board for the
ALLEGATION or charter of vessels. Mr.
O'Connor would not comment on the
report.
Regarding piers at Hoboken destroyed
by fire last year Mr.. O'Connor said the
board had no intention at this time of
restoring them. He estimated il would
cost Sl,750. 600 for repairs and that the
board did not feel the expense was JUS
titled. The pier to be vacated shortly by
the Leviathan, he added, probably will
oe assigned to the United States Lines
The contract between the Shipping
Board and the operators in New York
or port charges and stevedoring would
be taken up for revision next week, he
said. This was made effec We ON II oru-
airy on sixty-day 5rlai Mr.
O'Connor declared the agreement had
been satisfactory and that only minor
changes would be made. Under this
contract the operators are not allowed
to charge the board indefinite amounts
for loading and unloading ships, but
receive fixed sum, from which they
must meet all exposes Mr.. O'Connor
estimated that the change vas saving
the board $2.O0O.OOO -er
New-York tribune., 1922-03-30
Army Orders

ron Tho Trihunos Washington Bureau
WAsHINGToN, March 29.--Army orders
issued to-day follow ~ oei
Feamstcr, Maj. G. ", to Walter ps.d ,o.
pital 7eu hoe'
Fo}no~ine, to Camp Dix-Chcster. Cant NJ
GOODYEAR Capt. NJ. f.. Lorch. Mai. r,
@-, armstrong. Capt. W. c. Burnev
,apr j r Piburn, Capt II W Broad
low 1t. r. W. Sier. 1t. A. 81
x.~,,..,. Medical Corps
pital i7NN NOE
Honorsbly harged-Gilbcr,. 1t. X. NJ
80 miscellaneous
BenninR 49, - 70 fort
'0nss T',s MAJ J.. =. A. to Walter Reed Hos.
I5er@t. - y, ,caY. 10 Honolulu.
enne. "'' NNopts 10 Chey-
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