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New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Dryden. Trinidad. Aug via Boston
Jsdden, Gibraltar, Aug II Ba, Der s 5 Lines
Sark, Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10. Kerr S s Co
Muroran Maru. Alexandria. Aug g.
A,s,a,, Nippon Yusen kaisha
Alstsrn Ensea. Aug ls. Furness, Witty q Co
He'der. Ruenos Ayres. Aug
premo-e Castle, Port Natal, Jnly ae
Atlantic City, Pnenos Ayres, Aug l.
Margaret Dollar Genoa. Aug ~. "
CITY of Lahore, Gibraltar, Aug .,
Norton. Lilly & 20
EisWicR grange, WeS, Hartlepoo!. Aug 10.
Liberty Clio. Santos. Aug q
international Frelghting Co
francisco, Hull, AUG 1S.
Ellerman's Wilson Line
kazemhe. oran, Aug 49, Norton. Lilly & CO
standard OH Co
Oseu Shosen Kaisha
Bronte. Para. Aug 81 Lamport s. Holt Lins
Cape Roman, San Francisco. Aug q
Atlantic Gulf G Pacific Co
Anronlan. Liverpool Aug 20.
white Star Line
Due To-morrow
Matoppo. Cape Town. Aug j Norton Lilly
;MNorristown, Hamburg, Aug II. Kerr s CO
lyrfi1ord Warwick, Aug IA.
Ealsam. Cardiff, Aug Il. - ''''''
Moore & Mccormack
Due Monday
Siam City. Shields. Aug 49,
westordijk, Rotterdam, Aug IS. '' q '''A 20
HOLLAND America Line
Wells City. Bristol. Aug 10.
Charles Hill & Sons
Due Tuesday
sutton Hall. Palermo. Aug 1s
vesuvio. Penarth, Aug %. va. '''''' ~
,, ltalia-America Line
. Susquehanna S s Corp
Barber S Lines
Navigation Co
Duo Wednesday
Menominee, London, Aug 2s
Atlantic Transport Line
1nnoko. Antwerp. Aug 23. A''"'
,y,-,,. BLACK Diamond s Corp
Iirgilia, London, Aug 10. Cunard co
&raster Hall. IquiQue. Aug III
Norton Lilly g. Co
Due Thursday
Delaware. Liverpool. Aug 2a...N M Smith
aiulia, Trieste, Aug rs 'Pheins Rroa
Iailgram. Barry. Aug "a. P Kieppe & Co
5rush San Francisco. Aug II Nawsco Lines
Due Friday
Fort Hooking, Liverpool, Aug 2S.
Vhomas Beal San Francisco, Aug 10.
Alden Maru. Cardiff. Aug 25.. suzuki & 60
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Netherlands Yards
Hurt by Slump in
Ship Construction
Consul General Anderson
Reports Situation Becom-
ing Worse; Small Conn
panies FeeI III Heaviest

Failures among shipbuilding com
panies in the Netherlands during the
last year have been large and the sit
uation is growing worse, according TO
a report made to the United States De-
partment Of Commerce by Consul
General Anderson, of Rotterdam. It
is said that the larger concerns of Rot
terdam and Amsterdam have not suf-
fered so much as the smaller enter
prises in the north.
Previous to the war large share
Of the shipbuilding in Holland con-
sisted in tne construction of smaller
seagoing vessels of the fishing and tug
types, and especially Of barees for the
Rhine traffic and for traffic on the
canal system Of Holland Some of
these vessels reached a considerable
size, Rhine barges running as high as
$500 deadweight tons. The yards were
generally prosperous ana the volume
of tonnage turned out was surprisingly
large.
With the shipbuilding boom result
ing from the outbreak OF the war these
shipyards enlarged their capacity and
devoted themselves largely to the CON
struction of medium sized oceaK-go
vessels. Tonnage was built for Nor
owners, as well as for the Dutch. A
considerable part of their business
was for account OF the yards. rather
than on contract. When the collapse
came most OF tae yards found their
ways filed witt vessels constructed of
, high priced materials at high wages
and interest charges, for which there
was no sale.
German competition has added to the
embarrassment of the smaller Dutch
shipyards by taking most of the bust
ness of constructing Rhine barges.
The comparatively hirh cost of ma
terials and labor has rendered the con-
struction of barces for the Dutch canal
traffic Improbable.
The position of the large shipyards,
though less serious, is not satisfac-
tory. Most of them kept in operation
during 1921, and the output that year
was the largest in the history of the
country. reaching a total of ninety
eight ships, aggregating 232,402 tons
and representing an increase in tom
mage of more than 100 per cent over
1913. The figures are exclusive of in
land shipping. Of the ships launched
in 1921 thirteen, averaging $3.50 tons
each wee fitted with turbine engines
and 1880 tons were in m otor ships.
Merchant ships under construction
in 1921 aggregated 372.640 gross tons,
compared with 531,035 in 1920 and
$4,000 in 1914.
OF the tonnage reported for 1921
A1,740 tons were for account of foreign
owners, as compared, with 114,45O tons
in 1919 and 5,4oo tons in 1918.
Dutch shipyards have never been
able to meet the demand for all the
tonnage of the largest and finest ves-
sells required by Dutch shipping COM
panies, and at the end of 1921 there
We're under construction or on order
for Butch account in foreign yards a
total tonnage of 150.075, as compared
with 272,000 tons in 1920
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Cleared

sagua. Blair; San Juan and Ponce; At
Rolf (pan>,4 Larsen; Guantanamo; N Y
Baltic 5Br). Beadnel: Liverpool and
Queenstown; White Star Line
olympic ssso, HqmSlsten: 3Ts;i s, southamp- I,ud
Gothland tBeig), Basin; Antwerp; Red
~ Verssnia tneIg,. Hatcher; London: Gu
Venezueia. Jones; cristobal. Havana and
San Francisco; w Grace.
City of London. Elliott Glasgow and
Londonderry: Anchor Line.
Ryndam tDt). Kroli Rotterdam; Hol-
land America Line.
Tug Otis tBr) Young; Parrsboro; J f
Whitney
Fort Victoria (Br). Carmichael; Ber-
muda; Furness Witty
Matari CBrl, Dawson; Banes and Pres
ton United Fruit Co.
Toloa tBr). Grant: vavana critobaf
and PIT Limon; United Fruit Co.
Western World, Porter: Rio de Janeiro
and Buenos Ayres Mnnson Lines.
Eastern Dawn. sorensen; Rotterdam to
phiIadslphia; nsnnhnl ;r Black Diamond Line .,
Tangier Three Star Line.
Munarden. jacobson; Manati; Munson
] a Moffett Jr cavilier: Texas city; R
II Hague
Jefferson, HERSHEY; Norfolk: Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
Lake Gilboa, Bunneil; Wilmington and
Brunswick; Clyde Line.
Virginia Limited. whitehurst: Rich
mond; Richmond d N S Co
CITY of montgomery. Hammond; Savan-
nah; Ocean s S Co.
West Hesseltine, Farnsworth Casa
blanca; 4 III Bull.
Maindy Hill (Br), Pead; Liverpool:
Anerican Metals Transport Co
Lake Elmhurst, Christensen; Cienfue-
gos & Cuba Mail Line
Riyer Araxes tEr}, Simpson; Gibraltar
to Philadelphia Cunard Line.
United Fruit Co io'
! Lncienbach, Coonan; Los Angeles;
Waited D Munson, Nilsson; Caraenas;
Boswell (Br). Everett; Rio de .Janeiro.
Lampert & Holt Line.
Merctau tBrl, Carnon: Manchester: In
ternational Mercantile Marine
Pawnee, Wood: Baltirnore: Clyde Line
:, Pawnee, Baitimorei Manning; L
Severance. coepa; sabina; Union sui
Tains, Andrew; Wilmington; Bowring
Exeter City. Davidson, Hrunswiok: chas
J, Eagenela. sas. Koch Barry TO Galveston.
schr Francis J Eikin (Br), Rafuse;
Newcastle B; j r whitney.
:. Mose Maru {Jrpl, Soda: Yokohama
america Rind: Plymouth, chersourg
.rsouff Cannons. London and An.
e1tic Transport Line
I1pf Ef,qlsi sissr,o r,Yf,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Army Orders
From The Trfbane's washtnoton bureau

From The Trfbane's washinoton Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept Army or.
ders issued to-day follow:
Engineers
Trower. 1t w. p. TO Honolulu
Pegram. Capt. E. S. jr. to Kansas City.
Caffey. Capt. e. NJ. to Panama.
Groves. 1t. l., r., TO Honolulu.
Elteman. LII. J. H. to Chicago.
Hough, 1t. c. c., to Fort Tslden.
Infantry
Buerkje. Mai. w, to Topeka
Sheppera. Capt. NJ F., 10 Fort Sheridan
Medical Corps
Linthicum, Maj E. s. to Carlisle Bar.
racks
Eeily, Maj, Il. H. to Washington
Hall, Mai. w. e. to Selfridge Field
Air Service
Horton. 1t C, F.. to Edgewood
Woodland. 1t. ! NJ. 10 EdgeWood
Mathis, Capt. ?, j.. to Fort Mcpherson.
Signal Corps
Guthrie. Capt r, r., to Governors Island
Bullets. Capt a s., % Boston.
Quartermas;er Corps
West. Capt. q. w. TO Camp Holabjrd.
Holland. Capt. T. l., 20 Fort Benning.
Miscellaneous
Moore. Col q. n. Insn Cen. To Roetor
ramsey Maj N. F.. Ord. Dept. TO Dover
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Receiver Seeks TO Recover
Alleged Secret Profits

Suit was brought in the Federal Dis
trict Court yesterday by Louis B.
Wehle, as counsel for Wilbur j. Ball,
receiver of the HaytianA American Cor
poration, to collect alleged secret
profits amounting to $1,100,0O0. The
defendants in the action are Breed, Ell
hott {; Harrison and p w. Chapman g.
Co, the latter being listed as dealers
in bonds at Ill Broadway.
Through the action Receiver Ball
seeks to recover from the defendants,
whom he describes as promoters,
amounts which he alleges they made
and concealed by misleading the other
organizers of the corporation as to the
cost to themselves of properties which
theV turned over To the company
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Passenger Ships Die
Due To-day

Ruuta tCsrl. Hamburg Aug Is, 10 United
American Lines with mails: il expected to
ness Witty q Go With maila Will dock
M,,uretan,a sRr). southampton Aug gs
VI Cnnard 4 co with mats liz expect ed
10 dock forenoon at Pier "a, n II tWest
saxonia tBr, Hamburg Aug 81: 10
Cunard s Go with mails. is. expected TO
.ioek forenoon At fier os, i tWest
18th st).
Cuba Mail 6 8 co with mails; Is expected TO
dock afternoon ~ Pier IL, Bklyn tMor-
Matpra err, Trlniaaa AuE ss 70 Fur
at pier aa. Bklsn tAmity SIS.
israga tBr), Marseilcs AUG IL via Proyt-
dence; 10 Fabre Line With mails is az
peeted TO dock about 10 AZ, AT foot 3ist
Due ro-morrow
Finland tBr1, Antwerp Aug "a; 10 Red
Cedric tBr). Liverpool Aug 2G; 10 White
star Line With mails, is expected to dock
late afternoon at Pier 60, n X (West
Caiamares, Port Iimon Aug 50. TO United
Fruit CO with mails; is expected to docl
afternoon at Pier 10. e II tMaiden Lanel.
Laconia tBr), Queenstown Aug 81. 10
Cunard S Co with mails; is expecteti TO
dock forenoon at Pier sc, II (Wcst 18TH
st)
Due Monday
President Arthur, Bremen Aug a. to
Y Lines with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 4, Hoboken
Orbita (Brl Hamburg Aug "a; to Roy.,
Mali steam Packet 90 with malls. Is ex
psseted to reach Ambrose 2 p m and dock
Frederick VIII tDan) Christianin Aux
30; to scandinayian-Am American Line with
mails; is expected to dock forenoon at foot
l7th st, Hoboken.
San Juan. san Juan Aug 30: to N 81
Porto Rico Co with mails; Is expected
to dock forenoon ~ Pier 80. Blsiyn
Phtla6plDHiA
Bliss. Dallett 4 Co with mails; Is expected
TO dock forenoon at Pier IL B'klyn (Mon.
Southern Cross. Buenos Ayres Aug II. to
Munson Co with malls; ia expected to
dosk . forenoon re at Pier Q, Ifoboken,
to rsu1 ss csafss Wtssy b e wsn mas Sept
pseted psTtet g 70 dock 10 a m at Pier 96, n r.
Due Tuesday
prssiasnt vssss1 earaea pGs, 9dnaon Aug agency 1s
Assyria, Glasgow. Aug 2s.., Anchor Line
'estr's Rio dc Janeire, Aug 81:
siboney. Havana Sept g 9..... Ward Line
Munargo, Nassau. Sept 2.., Munson Lines
Due Wednesday
Homere' Southampton, aug &C.;
Manchurla, Hamburg, Aug cs Amer Line
Pres Arthur. Bremen. Aug "a u $ Lines
Due Thursday
Niagara. Nigo. Aug 2S. French Line
America, Naples. Aug 25. :. Italia -America
Esperanza. Vera Cruz. Aug 80. Ward Line
Metapan. kingston Sept 2. United Fruit Co
y Due Friday
Aquitania. Southampton, Sept :.
cunard Co.
Nieuw Amsterdam Plymouth Aug 30.
Holland America Line
samland, Danssg Aug "a. Red Star Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

LEdHoRN, Aug 81 Luxpalile, New
York.
orIasas nREMpN, WA, Aug s7wsst Nosranu., New
Georeo wasbincton. New York, 80, 80 -"'"
SIERRA LEONE, Aug 2s - Cathiamet
Port harcoui4
York; Mount Clay, New York: 20th Cor
nish City tBrl. New York.
GoTHENsuRG, Aug 2s~ San Francisco
NAPIER, Aug 90 - Bloemfontein (Br),
LISBON, Aug 3O-Britanna 1rr). New
Yorh.
ROTTERDAM, Aug 80 - cardiY Han
fBr), Montreal.
TuuTicoR1N. Aug so-ctty of Melbourne
MALTA, Aug al Belvedere Gtal). New
York.
,tSI ST. VINCENT, ya,, Gs1I C. g Y. Aug Hypatia
LIVERPOOL, Aug 3l-Karroo (Br) New
York for Manchester
,e. eroNMSTANzA, STA Aug 81 rhem,stocles
tGrl, New York vin Piraeus
sARcELONA. Aug 2a--Jomar New Or
leans; 26th. CONDO Wirredo (sp) New Or
leans ans Via ! \ aayana 4 s.H4,a -
York via st John. y b.
GENOA. Aug 27-'Montreal tBr) New
NAPLES, Aug 2s--coombo utaD. New
York. >'s"'' e"
MELBOURNE, Aug ao-canadian Victor
I3r). Montreal.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 31-canad,an snin.
ner (Brl, Montreal gym
BRISTOL Aug al--Eastern Sword New
CALLAo, Aug so--Memnon, San Fran
:. AUCKLAND, Aug s1-Tremere Br,
LoMDoNDBRRY. Aug a1--seattle Spirit,
New York and Philadelphia via Belfast.
taSs SnE7, ,o Seq. %.m l-borneo Magu Gap), Ba
tJap), Calcutta for New York.
LoNDoN, Sept l--Claverak, Mobile.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Tar East Lines
Sign important
Rate eAgreerrent
S25, 900 Cash Forfeits Put
Up TO Guarantee Confer
ence Schedules; Plan Fol-
lows Long Negotiations
Ill Concerns i'm Contract
New Systena May Be Applied
on Other Trade Services
With Ship Board Support

Eleven steamship lines constituting
the Far East Conference agreed
finally. late last night, to the posting
of cash forfeits of $4,000 each, to
guarantee the maintenance Of rate
schedules. This decision was reached
after three days OF strenuous discus
sion, during which the plan was
threatened several times with collapse.
Another meeting will be held this
morning at which signatures will be
affixed to the contract and arrange
ments made for the deposit of the
forfeits
Shipping Board officials were instru-
mental in the snccess of the plan,
pressing it along when dissension
seemed to indicate breakdown.
Adoption Of the heavy cash forfeit
, expected to have a wide effect. Sew
eral other conferences, notably the
Pacific Coast Westbound, the East
Coast of South America and the Con-
tinentai, have been awaiting the out
come of the Far East discussion be-
fore giving serious attention TO similar
schemes on their own trades.
An official statement from the con-
aerence last night gave the names Of
the following steamship lines as par
ties TO the contract: Barber Line,
Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Nippon Yusen
kaisha, Togo Kisen Kaisha, Suzuki,
Tampa Interocean; Norton, Lilly &
Co; Funch, Edge & Co.; Houlder,
Weir G. Boyd, Furness, Witty g. Co,
and the Dollar Line No specific men
; tion was made of the Kerr Line, but it
was announced that all companies in
the trade had agreed to the plan.
Details Of the contract were not
available last night. The greatest diff
ficulty which had to be overcome was
to make the agreement effective in the
event a company was found guilty of
violating the conference schedules. At
terneys for the lines were called in to
craft document which would be
binding.
The new arrangement practically has
the approval OF the Shipping Board in
advance. Under the shipping act of
1915 conference agreements of this
nature are legal when approved by the
Board
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Buyers Arrived
Fa,rcI,i,a sarv,cs

ATLANTA M Rich & Bros; J. c
krny KGrris nns luggage and baby carriages
ATLANTA-Frohsin T. J. Wilson
millinery: Martinique.
A4,T[LANTAmWilson At, a .Burch- Wiley Co.; tt
j. Wilson, millinery: Martinique.
Augusta, Ga.-Miss NJ. Coftsky; Miss
NJ cofs5y. millinery: Breslfn.
e,. BALTlMoRE
sehleisner Co.. Hetty Goldstone, furs;
Sol Cohen; SOL Cohen. dresses: Cadillac.
q. Broudr e. Co.: A. Broude, floor cover
BOSTON
Houghton & Dutton Co.; Harry ID. Car
ter, toilet gooda; care Alfred FantI, 11s
w. 32d ST.
J.: Gitlin; j. Gtlin. woolen piece goods;
Latham.
John Condor. shoes; Grand.
EJFFALO, n. Y.--Barnon Bros Co !;
Malcus Barnon, houae dresses, wrappers.
vrrunors. anrora; Pennsylvania
BUFFALO--Tanslsy Bros: Jsseyh Ian
sky .r, clothing; Breslin.
speide mfg. shirts shirtlass; Martinique
CHICAGO
II Cohen CO.: HAIRY Cohen, dry goods ,
CLEVELAND
j. Brock & Co, ]. Brock. woolen piece
seeds k Y !, g, Goldaan .n waists skirts MeAlpin
DENVER Dorothy Douglas: Dorothy
Dougias, general uidse. William Van
Buren, Sc w. 35th at.
DETROIT
suits, skirts: 235 9Th ay.
Newcomb- -Endtcott Co.. s. H. Fryer
zoo 5th av.. room iibe
skirts; ~ w. asth 81.
:, EAST ROCHESTER, n. Y--Eyerydey y
F. Piston Ring CO.; " =, we,ty, Eastern
GREENSBORO. Ga. ri. Block: T. Block,
cry eoods. shoos. clothing; Pennsvlvania
HARTFORD. Conn rs. Hart; S. Hart,
furs; Breslin. :
iTHles&. n. y..--Ro,hschi,d Bros. r. II.
Gieeaasy, dresses coats. suits waists,
fnfs: Pennsylvania.
LEXINGTON, sso.--Nn Palmer. VIM
Palmer auto acecssor,es Park Avenue
I.iAt,t1l.N. = Neb. --.eioid & Coo VIM. Gold
MILTON. Ps,-ssJo ohn T.. Dakin, John IL.
pakin. nlgE hosiefs Grand
NlSSEAPQilS. MI MIMI, Dayton Co;
Mrs, Kablor Easement dresses; Mr.. Lar
1oha teats. iresaes fur eaetss g25 sth Nv.
MOBILE. Ma Dunlap D. @. Co.; j
Moreiand. notions. laees and hosiery: care
w y. Clark, 25s Church 81
MONTREAL, Canada--s. Klein; $, Klein,
cotton piece goods flannsla. dornestics: NJ
Efot JTRlr. GO -Friediander Eros; n.
Erisellansler. rel,. tGi B'way
PROVIDENCE. r. LII. sarnrels g. Bro;
RIcIIsTo oSD. caiif. AZ Il. X = Erase se VIZ.
Eraser, ossticai goods: gregortan.
SAN FRANCISCO--I Plttler; Miss L.
Pittler. whoiesaie fnrs; Ga dillac.
childran's dresses. roInpers wash suits:
r. A. HenuiEan. snGse. manager. 2l9 6th av..
o''sii' zer's.S II . Fremimger coats.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Departures

LIVERPOOL, Aug 81 : Ausonia (Br)
Montreal; Victorian tBr), Montreal
SHIELDS. Aug 31--Cymric Pride (Br>.
Boston. .,t.
CARDIFF, Aug sl--Ethel Radcliffe (Br).
Astoria - -
GLASGOW. Aug al Glasgow Maru
(Jspl, Boston
BARCELONA. Aug 2T--Fenchurch (Br).
from Genoa). New Yoris.
GEH,oA, Aug s27--Dora Baitea GD,
GoTHENB BURG, Aug 27-krato, (swed),
Baltimore.
cALLAo, Aug 3o--santa Teresa, 0rom
Falparaisol. New York
GLASGOW. Aug 31---War Nawab (Br),
Port Arthur Rayenstone (Dr), United
States; EIshorn. United States
CARplFF, Aug s1-Sheliey (Br),
Portsmouth.
.cAD1z, Aug s1--P. De satrustegui
(Span) New YORK
HAARTLEPoOL, Sept 1--Weltika Phila
delphia.
. A>UNMoUTH. Aug s1-cadillac tBr,,
New Orleans.
SHIELDS. Sept .1-cragness tBr), Bos-
SINGAPORE. Sept Havana Maru
(Jap), New York.
BUENOs AYREs, Sept American
Legion. New York: Vasari (Br). New York.
S0UTHAMPToN. Aug 31-Melita (Br5,
Quebec; President Harding (from Bremenj
New York
:. LIVERPOOL, Aug sl--carmania tBp,
New York
t'I.ERNio. Aug 25--carenco New York
VALPARAISO, Sept 1-Delrosa, san
Francisco
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Regard for Compatriot's Band
Brings Ruin ON Glib Spaniard

Peter 0ctavio Picharde. glib OF speech
and engaging of manner and a fire.
quenter of white light theaters and
cabarets during the last few weeks,
went to Broadway once too often yes
terday. After he had seated himself
with woman companion to enjoy the
vaudeville bill at the Palace and to
enjeg particularly the playing of Vim
cent Lopez's band, an ushec tapped him
on his immaculate coat sleeve and told
him that the manager wanted to see
him
The manager didn't, but two quiet
looking men from the East Fifty-first
Street station did. They told him he
was under arrest for passing worth
less check for $14A on the real estate
firm of Hoyer g. Trescott, 20g West
Fifty seventh Street. Picharde he is
n Spaniard admitted the charge, it
was said, and could not refrain from
expressing his admiration when he was
told how he had been caught.
Lieutenant John .razer, of the East
Fifty first Street station. is given cred
1t for that. A, ter Horace Hoycr, VI il ~
er & Trescot:, had reported to this
station that Picharde had rented an
expensive apartment from the firm at
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
German Ports Advance
Dues for All Vessels

German port authorities have raised
shipping dues to keep pace with the de-
clining value of the mark At Ham
burg the pier dues have been advanced
$50 per cent recently. The additional
charge for storage remains at 100
per cent, and for the use of assembling
and distributing sheds 200 per cent.
Figures for recent month showed
gain in traffic at all German ports
of 8.5 per cent in the number of YES
sells and of 1879 per cent in tonnage.
The total German ships entered and
cleared were 1852 and 1856 respec-
sively. At Hamburg the British share
of the traffic Was 31.S per cent, Ameri-
can 12.5 per cent and Dutch ia per
cent
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Navy Orders

From The Tribahe's Washington B,treau
WASHINGTON. Sept Navy orders H..
sued To-day follow: -
ssler Il r. to y $ $, chaumont.
Guinz. II. l. w, 10 L. S. sMoodhmTv
Boiler, IL. q. 81 II. H., TO U. s. s. che.
Esrt1 Il q 90 NJ l.. to U. 5. s. Rober,
stadtler, Ii. O. g.) s B.. to U. s. s Fp,,er
Adams, Ems Il. Nick, TO u s. S. n Neyasa
Reynolds. Ems c. H.. TO Pacific Ftest
Daugherty. 1T. ]. w, NJ G. resignas
Larsen, II, A. NJ, A. G.. TO u. S. s. New.
port News ~
ossen, II. J. p. NJ. G. 10 U. S. S. New
York
West. u. II; &. y. g. to Mare Island
snyder, 1T. l., F.. ID. G., TO L. S. s. Orfolan
aiinowitz. 1t & go w l.. D. c., 10 u.
Tliurlby, 1t. Il. II. S G.. resigned
Billy. Ap. elk. A. r.. to L. s. s. fsh,naso
Kilton. Ap. elk, II. J. to u s. S. oTf1oar
6oidshoropEh, cmdr ~. RI s O.. 10 Mare
GARRISON. ~ q. 81 c. NJ. S. q. 10 shanr-
anderson. ch, Bosn.A. n. 10 u. $. $. seers-
sfsgsrlaae. ,T, ch. Bos'n w r.. 70 L. $. 5.
Rrenner, Gun ] 10 l.. s. s. BiaeR ita@.
.tsstic4Le. Gun, GA -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02

Is East Fifty-eighth Street, and snort
Is after acquiring it had been able
TO leave with the firm n check for
s144 which proved worthless, Lieuten-
ant Frazer and others began to plan
the capture of the persuasive spaninrd
1t was decided that being Spaniard
Picharde miSht reasonabl be expected
to have some appreciation for the tai
cnts Of a. Spanish band leader, and
might for instance, go most any after
noon tc hear the musicians Of Vim
cent Lopez at the Palace. So 1t was
arranged with the real estate firm to
scatter through the Pa,ace audience
yesterday afternoon employees Of the
company who knew the elegant Span.
lard by sight
Before tne vaudeville program got
under wav one of the employees, 4
stenographer saw Ii trim and erect
figure in the aisle that seemed IA
miliar. In another instant the stenog-
rnpher was on her way to cali tho
police.
Pichardo was locked up at Police
Headquarters. Grand larceny liz the
charge. Ho told the detectives that he
hai snent an inheritance OF $l25 ,00G
on Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
Radie Corp. of America

position ut noon distance gtven IA miles
unless otherwise stately
Bedford 167 s Ambrose Sept /
Afoundria $50 miles &C deg Cape Henry
Sept L.
Barrenfork 15 g Fenwich Sept l.
beatrice 2S Ambrose Ang al
Dean Emery 100 NE Diamond Sept /
Eagle 90 NE Cape Henry Aug 81
Everett % WSW Nantucket Sept l.
Freeman l6 Ambrose Sept L.
John Rockefeller 200 $ Ambrose Aug al
Ionancy 67 SW Ambrose Aug 81
Matura 467 SD Ambrose Aug 81
Mexcano 90 Cape May Sept !
Moldegaard l02 S Ambrose Aug 81
Mount Carroll 296 FL Ambrose Sept l.
Newton l47 ESE Cape Henry Sept /
Norfolk 20 SW Winterquarter Aug 81.
Norman Bridge DO SSW Nantucket Sept l.
seaconnett 24S SW by w u w Nantucket
Sept L.
Standard 20 Cape Henry Aug 81.
West Hembrie l14 END Cape Henry Sept L.
Winnebago so f. Cape Henry Aug al
Afro 40 Diamond Sept /.
= l. Drake 1873 Ambrose Sept L.
Coastwt'e 61 NE Cape Charles Sept L.
Transportation 81 NE Winter Quarter
Sept |. !
Swift Arrow SO N Hatteras Sept l.
Paria 603 Sc Ambrose Sept L.
silver Arrow 2l5 Ambrose Sept l.
Harry l.uckenbach t22 Cape May Sept /.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-02
South American Lines
Study Pacific Ra,.,
FSew Yos'IS Companies E.
scck TO Offset Effort 10 n. NJ
vert Trade i'm Waa,

steamssip lines PLYING from ~
York to be west coast Of soa.b anss NV
les VII tske up shortly the rea,,ns.ssif. T,asf.
in rail sil2 water rates thronesSs s''sAs u
Franeis9e, efdcials Of the confsr.osss gag
said yesterday, In an effort 10 ds,.s re
mine.G tAeg wlil injure traffic nar;s aessfs
thTo1gn United States North AtIang
ports. If thc Investigation shows ~;
hhipineat3 oall be divertsa fbroaass sas
Pacific ports readjustment o. sse, sss
would be necessary. TIE conferasa
met yesterday, oue. adjourned witkass
any important notion.
Information that the Interstate r..
mercc Commission has aN1weS5' S''s :
marked reduction IN through rs,.s
from interior points by the pss;s'
ports to, the, west coast Of South Ar.
lea caused some concern to local -
ciaIs. in some instances the ersa% s'
rates through San Francisco have S.sVs S"'s
made one-third or one-fourtb of IS IS
domestic rail charges, effective yesss..
day