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New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Army Orders

FROM Tic TriJ,t,c's ashsroton bureau
WAsHINGroN Feb. 13.-Arny orders
igsued TO day follow,
Infantry
jIsrfoN Ma y. IT, 70 rargo
Mend nhali. aai. J. II to Buffalo.
Medical Corps
Reynolds Maj r. % Manils
Af1rs. Mat b. s.. - Governors Island
strong. Ma. ;. ST.. resisu4d
Air service
Grimes. ~. G.. J.. to Walter Rcod Hospital
Hal Capt N a resigned
miscellaneous
Thompson. Nst. ~. T.. Dca Corp. to Den.
N. to Washington
Ord Dept, 10 Wal
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Freight Ships Due
Dee To-day

eesseL Port agency
Janus Brost. Jan 9s...... Three star Lin,
Eastern Guide, Queenstown. Jan Is.
Moore. Mccormack 4 CO
cler. Dunkirk. Jan 81 .CosfnopolItar Tjnn
<mcross. Buenos Ayres Jan 20
,,. & Argentine Line
hahhehiJord, Chrsstiama. Jan 81.
Norweg gia,.- .....--.erican Limo
Norfolk Rang. Leith, Feb l.
,.,.-,. Furness. Witty & Co
charlton Hail Rio dc Janeiro. Jan 30.
Norton. Lilly Co
ls,hmiau s s Lines
Nov'sr. Manchester. Feb g.. Int Mere Mar
tuionian. Antwerp. Feb 3...Int Nero Mar
yTtnou Bu-oos Ayres. Jan - Kerr S 8 Co
t'ialr' AisNsndria Jan @G. E1 port s S Co
HiAiio galveston Feb Is. Mallory S S &C
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a AEwihayre 81 ssE liattcras Fob %
1Nlpert = 99 D Watts t $S w Sand Key Feb %.
Bsntu pd Hatterss Feb 90
Ersddoci1 $40 e Nantuckc, Feb 2S
C.s,ntennisl state elo y Ambrose i'cb 9e.
ciy of Homs q 'af5@Taa S5@1 NeS Tob 1'S e. 2s
oiIancne coli h1-ars 80 80 SW iIa'teras leb 23.
Cripple Creek IS " Sand [ey FAX -
IDs1nperats 20 llatteras Feb %,
lSgis ~, ware $50 from Scotland Feb g.
Eastern Dawn 626 ENE Cape lienrv Feb
Edward =, !. Dohcay l79 \ Jupiter Feb %.
~ ~ NsT,o .sS9 IS Sqot!and l,eb 22.
i'ranNIin 10 S Torturas l'ob 'f0
1ranNlin < Lano l6i W Sand Key roh -
l-r@gorIo rSg w We'leT 1 l2i MNE yupitor reb 93
Georg' ~ Jones - W Tortugss I'cb 2G.
Gs9rse ',..9g W Barnes tl5 = ranpico rcb g.
S;~ifns f,snG "a 13% ,lo NJ 'upi,er leb IS.
Guifirsdo IS \ Juniter T}iSq lirb rf' u =
lHIenry L Mallory lss S Scotland Fob -
ifTosT Incl,Irv 6 sa Wy@ y 'o. Juni,er FEB %.
! a Mo0eU ir 40 Il sand kcv Irch o.
lanes McGoo 20 r Sand Key rob 28.
I'as" Ia,,;,. S'r%lr9n SW liattcras I'ob e.
y, y, E,aqusn SIS Il lFstteras Feb ~
M1tnorH.t Mi1'o,g4' -. I'd r rsnc 4"prN Fob g.
MN,innekshda 'l$ = Ambrose Eco e.
Ssressos $40 ''Ss'"F"r &c irenrS rS = Tcb "a
pesiouo County is@7 +; Ambrose i'cb "a
rolaMne as from Ambrosa Irch 90 900
Nosiland lat 4l - Ion 81 - ron o,
81 Anthony lat a. 06 lon s. 4. lrcb 90
Sa'o $40 u Auhroso lorb 81
sag l'srbcr 40 Jupiter Eco ~
san Ieferino 20 Sand Erv 1'eh -
Ssugus $50 Sc Ambrose l'ss ~
T. n'ararhon 80 \ ilettoras j'eb O..
" Joagle 10 l'owo. Eochs Feb n
Wet Arrow lat a % LON is 80 f7oh %
N,liiam boyce Thompson Is : SAND Kor
Feb 22. n.y.
u IN an Eoch ctcllcr al Nc Jupiter Feb %.
R"llineharn AZ ilatl"ras Feb %.
-. nlcN jn%ura SO n Jupiter teb -
lIunsc9a ttus( Iire leathom bank
IeVIsa 80 W Nantucl<ot ,-oh on
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Rri.i-h Shiphuildiny

II is reported that 2S per cent Of the
shipbuilding bcrths i'm the United King
com arc occupied with ships upon
"hacb work is proceeding and IS
per cent with ships upon which
work is either suspended or com
pietely caHceiod, while Sc per cent OF
'he Shipbllding herths are entirely
vacant. The number Of unemployed
tipyard workers has increased from
ip.lll m May. 1920. to 10000 at pres
emit. Ihe percentage of unemployed is
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-dax

fIowcric oBr). Southampton Fob 10 to
White star Line with mails. is expected
al Ambrose 4 m to-day and VIII dock
about = IN 2 Iicr 50, \ Il CNcst 22d st)
orduua tBrl, Hamburg Fob IT; to Royal
Nau Steam Packet Co With meils is cx-
pec' cd to dociS late to-day o. carly Satur-
day At Pier -. II CMorton ST.
Ihia CRr). Halifax Feb 90: 10 Cunard
llnc with malls. is expected TO reach Am
broso about a IN to-day and will dock
about I'M - Pior 54 \ l. CWest f4th stD
Mnnargo, Nassau Eco 2i; 10 Munson
IInos Nilh mails: IS expected to dock fore
CITY Of Columbus Savannah Fob 2i. IN
Ocean Co: is expected to dock fore
noon ,,r'. At fier - z Spring sp.
Pacific steam Navigation 80 WITH m..n,.
IS oNpocted to cock At Pier 42. \ II
tMcrton st).
Due Tomorrow
hcurc Fob - to Cunard Linz sim
nsils. ls eNpected IN Quaranti late Wri-
d. Sna win do"% carly Saturday at Picr
90. y Il tNNest TIN st).
Juted states (pau). COPENHAGEN Fob
10. 20 ScandinaVisu-Auc crican lino vim
mails. is expected to dock forenoon ~ 17ih
ssdlit1 CGc), Bremen Feb II: 10 North
German Lloyd With malls. is expected 10
dosN at Pier. 4. llobo<on.
Moro Castle, Havana Feb IT., to Ward
Iirc with mails. Is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier Il. e n (Wau ST..
II Il Mallory. Galveston I'eb Is: TO Nal
,ory Line, Is expected TO dock forenoon a,
Pier 4s. \ r.
Conlauche. Jacksonville Fob 80; to ctyae
l@ne ll,@.n,e IS expected to dock At Pier S. n r
Due sunday
Vessel Port hvenc,
Panhandle State. LONDON, Feb IS. e"'''
Frags Marseiiles I7ob ~ 1>.......rapre LIZ
Mlnneka hda, Hamburg, Feb 10.
Apache, Jacksonville. Feb %. .Clvdc Iine
cry Of Montgomery savannah. Feb 20
Ocean 5 Co
- Lorraine, Ilavre. Fob ia French 11n.
Conte Rosso Glasgow. Feb is
Fort st George, Trinidad ,sb ia ''' '"0
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda Feo =, ''''
san Lorenzo san luan @r"'IS, Feb "s51""'' r. Line
\ < Porto Rico Line
Zula, MsyaEue7. l7ob 22.... Bliss, Dallett
Dne Tuesday
INela nd, southampton. Feb is Rcd Star
Narriiio, Santiago. Feb %. Untcd Fruit Go
Orl4aba Havana, Feb @s....... Ward Limo
Due Wednesday
SaHonis Hamburg Feb 49,. .Cunard Line
raorinins, Naples. Feb 16..... Italian Line
Due Thursday
" NinneNahds Hamburg. Feb 1S..Arcr Line
1T Victoria Bermuda. Feb 81
Furness. Bermuda Line
Araguaya, Bermuda. Feb q
Royal Mail steam Packet Co
SiNaoia, Bermuda Feb 27....Un Fruit CO.
Nrapahoc, Jacksonvillo. Feb 25. CLYDE Limo
Due Friday
Arsbic. Naples. Feb IS. White Sia- Limo
7oui horn Cross. Buenos Ayres. Feb lS
Munson Lines
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Sailed : eslcrdav

Arspa hoe Jacksonville. Delolente. Port
Lohos Ansaldo san Giorsio ~ Ntall. Fail
adelphla Wuerttomb berg oGer), Hamburg
Grifstar Port Arthur. City OF st Louis,
Savannah NiddleseN, Norfolk Hilton. San
Juan. sch Robert l. Bean. - Gran
'Norl. Guantanamo. 5, Mary (Brr. San
tiasv. T. L St"ed. Tampico. Lake Crescent.
'afdenas. lmperator 1Norl. Port Spain,
Monterey. Havana.
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Now Narinc l.cal.

ln paper read before Tho Institute
of Eng nocrs and Shlphuildcrs in Scot
land recently. W. Ross Darling dc
scrbod q form Of gear which nc pro
roses for marine propulsion. The place
% the teeth ON the pinion is taken by
bundle Of loose viro rollers which
ere frcc to move and adapt themselves
to the form of teeth ON tho gear wheel.
Nr Ross asserts that the pinious now
u.e have proved satisfactory. as they
can be moved into gear instantaneously
of f'ad0ally while revolving at any
spccd.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
scDHTiiI"cs

rArcrLoNA. lcb l5-A-aa OD. rhua.
delphi 4
c,'r'srINNtA Feb Noruos4 cNoo.
cNIcrrr, RIB * cJs Of valonc.p
11ANsrNG. FOB ~ -rslles Sow Yor.
liNNRr. rob 81 Nrcia l1oi orr.
Foeiofr
avcjs7ANp Web 81 Niagara ouo.
Vancouver. X g.
noTTrRDAN wcb FL India Arrow.
Ncw yort; Evuaam tDD. New Torl,
lISNON Feb II Nesiaho. New YORK,
ANCNMouT1I Feb - -Winnehaso oBrl,
TRlrsir Feb IA orsoya np. So.
GE%oA Feb IS vploior Oo, Now
Torl,
I<opr rob - rrie Nsr' Japo. 1s-
coma 2oth. rishimj MarU Cap). Tacoua
YONOHAMA, Feb fH- Aingohov CB1),
New York
= COLOMRO. l'cb al-Ctty OF Wos, minister
(Br) T}oston and New York,
DUBLIN, Fen y DuuaN Head N'r).
New Orleans
sfANGl1AI. Feb 2i-Goldcn state. san
Francisco; 22d. Keystone stat" Seattle
TOR Ray, Feb 22-Sar Eduardo G}r)
New Torl5
1MMlNGrAM rob . Atlantic oswcJ)
from Gothenbrrg. Now Yort
PLYMOUTH. Fob - Eyndaln OpD.
from Rotterdam. New Yoris
LO%DON. Feb 22-Fort 1iacl0ng (Brl
New York, Ncnnonie- CBrl. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Outgoing steamships

NOTr-Mai' Information Will be found
on Travel Guide Page. Column Eight.
sail To-day
Vrsscl Port. Sails Pior.
Cantirny. Antwerp. t. NJ Army L. B'lllyn
S;aNanserijord. Bergen. ? NJ Goth ST. B'kn
Gen II + Hodges, Guayaqutl. $50 PM.
Sail Tomorrow
Noordan1. Eotterdani, - NJ ... III ST, hob
Cedric. Liverpool. L. NJ M..,.........6 90, y Il
Krooniand. Antwerp. u M........ 90 n Il
rroNidcncc. piles. 9 Pm .51st St B lSlyn
Hudson, Bremen. PM ........2. Hobol.en
Bogota, X hineston. PM............ a. y II
Usparta. 8elizc. II AM............. Q. y Il,
Fort Nictoria. Bermuda. II AM .... %. \ y
Sihoncy, Havana, l2 M............14 NJ Il 7;
Philadelphia. Curacao 10 M.....1l, B'hlyn
Porto Rico. san Juan, NJ ......35, Hklyn
stephen. Santos, - NJ ....... .s3d st, lSlyn
Calsmarcs, Ut Ltlnon. - M..........9. .. y K
huron. Turks Island, ; NJ. .......S4. Il 6lyn
Munalnsr Antilla. . PM. u +
MunarSo, Nassau. PM g. E L
Nssari. Buenos Ayrcs 2 PM ...l4 Hoboken
" Nj Tuppcr. Trinidad Pm .....44, N Il
ScNthia, Liverpool. N.......... ...... "a \ r
Lenspe, JacksonviNe. II M...... st. \ Il
sail Tuesday
NQuitania, southampton, l2 .... % \ r
Maryland. bordeaux. II N 2 Uoboken
Novian, London. :. ............ ...5e y L
Sail Wednesda.
Homeric southampton, - NJ ........ 80. \ z
MetApau, Kingston. II AM..........a \ +
Cornciia, San Juan. l. NJ M.......... -. B'lllyn
sail Thursday
Sstartia, karachi Il NJ. .57th ST E l1lyn
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

Company agreed not to enter into com
petition wan tho Old Dominion Trans
p9rtation Company Walker says no
such agreement was made. Walker has
offered To buy tho steamers Of the Old
nominion Transportation Company. lie
saNs # the transportation people re
fuse to sell he lis going to put on n now
llnn Of alcAmnrH
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Shipping Notes

The American Bridge Company, Of
Tlt'r hurgh, is expected to launch
twelve sand barge of 3l5 gross tons
each for j. N Davis & Bro, from March
To- May THESE arc river craft. The
anne company has under construction
f'o sand hargcs of 2s5 gross tons each
or iho " fl Halliday Sand Company.
: nc-c arc oApoelcd 10 be rcadY IN MaY.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Marine Reports

i'it tIbffF
High water low water
AN pM AN PM
-. i.,ft ilrs,i os ee r'
6>S.'9s's iieH G,,s...' 's'"oa ss5 5,5 -, "a 5so
Niuu- nt sc, io-dn,
Natiu os Sandy Uoor Stfons Voat vin1a
and Gales. atd rain
sandy Hnok to 'uteras S.rcrs v"t,
ana noe&hves. vinds. probably asio"' anu
fair r0ntHCf
l5stieras 10 Florida straits Moderate:
,srisnic Winds cNeeHt fresh west ana
uortAvcet over north portion. ami scnor-
III, tai veathof
tast Gp't and Mexico Moderate. var.
able mostly north and northeast winds
aud cloudy weaC,cr
West Gulf Of Mexico -frcSh eNd STRONG
nortN 0luds AVID cioudy weather.
Caribbean sea and W'ndward r8ssasc-
Modcrste 20 fresh northcast Winds and i'f
weather
disturbance os marked Intensity is cen
tral near Montreal ani wovnS r"ninf
toward NeNfoundland
storm varuinrs are displayed on the ~
lentic Coes, a. and north of cape H"'-
f,r
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
DeniDv Orders
NAVY to Turn
Back CoI,usssl);:,
Speedy Passenger Liner la.
ken Away as Atlantic Fleet
Flagship and VIII BE
Sen, Ont on Pacific Run
Admiral line MAY Get Ii
|. :. Competition Forces
Big Japanese Company
10 Curlai! Ils Services

WASHINGTON. Feb - The Co
lrmbis formerly known as the Great
Northern. Che sister ship OF the North.
era Pacific. which recently was de
s;royed hy fire is TO he turned back
20 the Emergency Flee Corporation by
The Nav Department under an eNcca-
aec order. Secretary ol tie Navy
DENLY announced TODAY.
THO Columbia was takei, ovcf by the
navy from the Shipping Board to b.
sscd as the flagship Of Admiral Hiiery
p. Jones. commander Of the Atlantic
feet. 1t vas coueertcd to navy use
a. cost of $4,000. Inc navy dc
eided to release the vessel to tho Fleet
corporation TO-DAY IN arc with its
policy of economy and retrencNmen~
II is cNpcctc. thet tnc vessel will be
reftted as passenger liner and te
r located OF sold TO Che dmira, Line
or service in The trans-Pacifc pas
aenrcr, service.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
City Island
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTEES

The Tribune publishes daily report.
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
cHivcd through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report Their CTE) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar llarbor, Me. (OttercliNes);
cape llatteras. \ c.; Jupiter. Fla
key West Fla; New Orleans. La
These position lTR) report, should
be addressed only TO the radio station
called. and they Will be forwarded to
New York 1t IS important Chat thes,
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they may
be received in time tor publication
POSITION reports can also be sent
through .he ststioas of the Independ-
enf Wireless Tcicgra ph Company. Inc.
At New York, East Moriche- L. l.. and
Easthslnpton, j.. l.
The Radio Corporation OF America
viii receive position reports through
1Re lre f9llowins stations. Cape COD
CN Z @, Siasconsct. Mass. (W s c.
Now London. Conn. CIV l. c.. cave
MAY, Now YorA city lW \ -.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Foreign Forts
Arrivals
reh 19-Bradhuru

BEIMEN Veb l9-Bradhurn - cal
weston: city of FairhurH Hous5on Nia Nor
ioik ilemland CSW). Galveston, .l6th, Lieut.
Jean Laurent G'r), BALTIMORE
sABANG, Feb Maawcnsdilk Dpg'.
New York;
GIBRALTAR. Feb e1-Uastorn Glade.
Now York Cor Constantiuoplc. lloyd. Bos
ton. for Constantinoplo
DUNDEE. Feb ~ \lpinr Range tGrl.
Philadelphia and Norfolk Via London. etc.
GENOA Feb -MonViso lliaD New
Orleans, Via Newport News; 11th. TimaNo.
DiaN phiiadelphi 18th. America Gtalt.
New NorE and Philadelphia; l11h, Cocur
d'AleNo. Philadelphia.
flAMBJ ItG Fen fS-l,asfern Cross. Nou
York. John Stevens. New orlcans Western
Maid. Baltimore; l9ta Wcchav'scn. Now
York Mnnes0tan. Seattle AMI San lsran-
CISCO VIZ Plass7N, ofc., 2ls', Georsien.
MAKsrlLlNs Feb -reuchurch ep9
cAsNGLANcA. Feh Bacchus Crn
MANILA Feb 21- Esther Dollar CTei4.
NoT Yorl0 Via Panama md san 'raNcjsc"
BELFAST. Feb Fl X inbano Head ,Er.
MANCHESTER. Feb 90 West Gotoms.a.
Baltimore. Via Norfolk and BOSTON
Sb pNEN. V Feb 22-Tom'ura Nara
oJapl. VICTORIA i G
York via Halirax. s
GLASGOW reh - Canadian otiar
oFr' st Iohn. \ = and 'iai.ra1. y g. 50
west lNeFhHt, SoSt tom,
SNLoN1CA. Feb H. Eibcrscn NpD Nor.
York 18th. Schenectady, pcnsacola aud
No"foll, Ia Noucc etc.
MoNHTAII:coNE. 7ch Is rroSidcuic vii
son o.. NV logN wa Nanloa.
KOBE Foh Eastern Cloud. No'y
York via honolulu. etc. oNfh. Taena,,ia
Merq q slspl srl NGw ~. Y"r< so IN SAY rrooesro
Nov Yori5 and Norfolk VIA ilobo
NoNEoll'NA reb 20 Nancrc G'r,
NIGo. Yeb II Roussinon I'r Nov
,..l, CAnll, l,cb s9 Comic Wltopo ose'
stNH. Feb - Ervilsou CNoD Noriiru1
orc for Tinted Kingdom p4nfa orr,
Yokohama. etc. for Boston and Nov yo.s
NNVN NRP Feb 20 Finland. No,, Yorl.
NNDFlNA, rob George Nashinston
Nrw York
UoNcNoNC, teb 22-Wost Heats. ror,.
land. orc
Hl'uNos AvHms. rch o9- >ooius. Now
York.; N"at Nat'p. san Nrancsco via
Para, etc.
RIO M IANElNn rcb o. poric 'ov.
po"t; Song tNor). Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Admiral Line Negotiating

SEATTLE. WASH Feb % Ire Pa
cf fc steam hip Company tho Admiral
Lane several days ago entered into
negotiations for the purchase Of the
aacship Columbia. of tho Atlantic feet,
eb.ch has been turned back 20 the
Shipping Board by ;he Navy Depart
merit. il was SAID to-day { the Offices
of the company here.
II. +. -Alcxauder. president Of the
company. is in Washington. and IS eN-
9ectcd TO press The matter before the
Shipping Board.
Iho compan. had purchased the
Northern Pacific. sister snip OF the Co
elubIa and the former vas en- route to
l'a'a adciphis for ovorhauing. prior to
entering the service IN the Puget
Sound Calfcrn passenger route.
'yhcr 4 was destroyed 10y FIRE at sea.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24
Japanese Line Cuts

Japanese Line Cuts
Roc nc next month the Nlppon
leer kaisaa. ono of the worlds isre-
est s'camshir companies, Will curtail
IT'S frst-c ass service on the Pacific and
1-Ii direct its attention largely to the
loumcn' of second and third class
business -Four OF the fast 10,500-ton
bips viii be replaced by q similar
number or e.000-ton vessels on the run
netwccn Puget Sound and Yokohama,
Kobe Shanghai and Hongkong.
Competition Of the fast ombination
20 and passenger ships of the Ad-
Nrai iarc. operating vessels for the
hiVp'us Board. has been an important
actor in forcing the change in the
vlsns OF Tire Japanese line. according
to reports i'm shipping circles ycstcr-
.av. DcsgItc heavy losses suffered by
fhe American boats, IL vas said. the
lit has been gradual undermining
the traffic ON the Nippon Yusen
Aasha and other Japanese companies.
Evidence that the American ships
arc regarded rs serious competitors is
~i'rn lu .he recent reports from J okio
shat .lapanoao hip owners have asked
The government for additional assist
aur~ ou these routes Larger subsidies
have been roquce ted TO provide faster
go eie For Pacific, An trallan, Indian
and otecr runs
Big Boats for European Runs
Tho Gr-i of tho smaller vessels is
ecaolulcd 70 sail from Yokohama on
March II. The larger boats. it is said
hv officials of tho company will be
aecd i'm service between Japan and
Europe where there is better prospect
Of profitable business.
Following the rcplaccmcn, Of the
large ships by smaller ones. the rates
for passengers Viii be reduced from a
range Of $500 and s375 to $40 and
sl,5. il was learned.
The new satcs made hy the Nippon
Nuscn kaisha viii come before tho
newly established trans-Pacic con
ference for approval next month OH
eia uf thc company are said to be
eonddenl that tbcrc viii he no objec-
tiou 60 tho decrease because OF the
change ina the services.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

visa 80 W Nantucket Feb .
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

=
New-York tribune., 1922-02-24

NOTr=Nai' information viii be found
on T,avel Guide Page, Column Eight.
sail To-day
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
UNCLE SAM READY
TO COLLECT '23 TAX

In accordance with the policy OF
the Internal Revenue bureau In
placing thu 1922 income tax forms
Of various kinds In the hands OF
the public az an earlier date than
In the past. the nrs. release of forms
1896 and 1899 was made by l., 5.
Collector of Internal Revenue John
w Herring today These forms
show the amount 90 wages salaries.
bonuses, etc, paid by an employer
TO an employee during 1929, and are
used by individual proprietors. cor
porations, partnerships and others
who pay salaries and wages.
In view OF the early date OF Is
suaqce of these forms. 10 Is suggest
ed that employers may find il Of
benefit to their workmen to have
the wage form made in duplicate.
giving the duplicate 20 the Garner In
order that he may make correct re
port on his own return.
The forms needed may DE secured
from this initial supply by calling
at the Internal revenue ofnce. writ
ing or telephoning
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
BRITISH ARMY
OUT OF IRELAND

CONTINUED From First PageD
the procession reached Sackville
street. the demonstration became
terrific. Free State troops Joined
the parade; others sought TO hold
hack eager throngs that pressed
about for a last glimpse Of the Bri-
1ishers A woman broke through
the lines and kissed the hand Of a
big embarrassed trooper. On eth
er side were ruins reminiscent OF the
recent rebellion against the Free
State. IN which these troops were
only spectators.
Then the column passed the bat
tered post Office. lying in battered
heaps where these same soldiers had
eheiled II in the rebellion in 1916.
Men. women and children wept as
the British soldiers left.
At the quays near O'Connell
Bridge, Gen. Sir Neville MacReady
took the salute. The troops, crushed
between eager. laughing. weeping
crowds al the docks embarked hast
ily. As the last transport weighed
anchor and dropped down stream.
Gen. MacReady turned 10 his staff |
officers. A simple handshake and 1
word OF farewell with each, and Brit /
lsh army headquarters in Ireland
WAS no more.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
Smile, PASTOR
TELLSSTUDENTS

Continued From First Page.)
issues Of life. Optimism calls for the
best in every man in Hberating
spirit.
our optimism. our Joy. our
smiles and our gladness will call
many persons back from black and
evil thoughts" He urged that ev-
eryone have a smile at all times,
but not to have the smile as a mask,
but rather let it grow from the
heart. The reason OF a smile. he
pointed out, was that there was
something back OF il that every man.
woman or child wanted TO win. Just
as with the smile, so it is with op-
timism. he said. You can't have It
il you don't have something back
OF II. with Joy there and optimism
also comes happiness. and happiness
is service to one another.
I'VE all should thank God for
thought OF Christmas, and the spirit
back of It, for the message OF Christ
mas has given us religion" In con-
clusion DR.. Candee wished all the
students a Merry Christmas.
Among the Christmas carols sung
were 20 Come All Ye Faithful"
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing" and
silent Night" The devotional SER
vices were in charge OF Frank Bal
lantyne, Boys Director of the y. VI.
c. A.
Miss Bertha Bender asked the
support OF the school for the girls
basketball team, which will start its
season this week. Norman White
spoke in behalf OF the boys team
He announced that a mass meeting
for the school would be held this
afternoon and the team would play
Newark High School in the school
gymnasium tomorrow afternoon.
The exercises closed with the sa-
Lutte to the flag and the singing OF
THE Star Spangled Banner" The
entertainment OF the
school will be held on Friday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
RESERVE DECISION
in $1,000, 600 SUIT

Decision was reserved by Chief
Justice Pennewill and Associate
Judges Rice and Harrington, on the
return OF the rule 10 show cause why
tho sale should not be revoked or
modified. in that which had been or
dered on the applications of p. ].
carpenter and william NJ. Moore
against the Melhuish and Company,
o. New York.
A sherins sale was set for Deem
Der IA. but this was postponed until
January 8. upon the order Of the
court. James l. Boyce represents
Carpenter and Moore. Interim re-
ceipts and stock certificates of the
Associated Producing and Refining
Company. valued at about $1,000
600 is involved in this suit and it is
this that an effort is being made to
sell
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
e. H. DICK DIES
in JERSEY TOWN

Special TO The Evening Journal.
AUDUBON, n. j.. Dec. 1S-George
H. Dick. former treasurer of Della
ware. and a native of that State.
died at his home here, last Saturday
night, aged 65 yeans. Death was due
TO heart trouble and followed an i'll
ness of two weeks.
Mr.. Dick was born in Smyrna, Del.
He was a son of John and Mary b.
Dick. lie married Frances T. Lowe
Of Northeast, Md, in 1888 He is
survived by his widow and two
daughters, Mrs. Robert d. Hoffecker
of Smyrna and Miss Lola Dick Of
Audubon. Deceased was past mas
ter Mason. The Masons will have
charge of the funeral, which will
take place tomorrow, with services
at the house. here. at l o'clock and
interment at Harleigh Cemetery,
Camden.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-18
DELAWARE TO GET
HAPPY" FARL0W

Governor Sproul OF Pennsylvania
has honored the requisition papers
for Happy" Farlow. who was ar
rested in Philadelphia some weeks
ago on a warrant from the local
Bureau Of Police. charging him with
being interested in the operation of a
gambling house on Seventh street
between Shipley and Orange streets,
and Farlow Will be brought back TO
this city as soon as he is again taken
into custody
At the time Of his arrest FErlow
refused TO return to Delaware and
fought requisition. He was released
on bail by tho Philadelphia police
pending a hearing in Harrisburg,
which was held in October.
Farlow IS said to have been en-
gagged in the placing Of bets on horse
races, for which his alleged partners.
David Cohen and Elwyn Cooley.
were fined in the Municipal Court
some weeks ago.