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New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

land; Atapahos Oakland. .John. n For
tech); Cisntuegoa nastsrn Pilot nsI msnonss- ~
Eastern porte; s2d. Wausaio. Antwtrp;
West Greasy. Livarpooi; Dualsna tNor).
saKue Ia Grande; Westtnsath tBr), Lon
don; Harvey Brown. Nov England Be-
lUa tNor>, Cuban ports,
PANAMA.. CANAL, Cristobal, March 2l--~
rrancisco: Columbia. New Orleans; Bay
chino (Brl Urou Kew orlNsns>.
PORT ARTHUR, Tox.. Mnrch a2-Ar-
rlved sGlarne CMezl progreso; coneha'
tora. Q white, 'rarnpico; Ill Mundo, Now
Yor,; Wrat CsrnltpX, Hamburg; Cardigan
tBr), 1Iayro.
5ddb. r!5aAnnLrII1A as3sn
15t' N6T5 ro Ao9no nof" ssna
Andrea (ItsD. Norfolk; Eastern plot.
Morfoik; LeeA.ranna tnr). meTcheetcr;
5sS' r ca6a No etd %is Ts noson %I Wn
Boyce Thompso1, Sabine; ParnguRy. 'Faeh-
.ngtou, y G.; aohr W Comeau CBn), West
via New York; West lsleta, sea'tie. Song
N""" No-N I}"oror Avros' AnAaldo San
G'orslo rGtai}, NcToartle ia IIuN; Roserio
-. -" on: i"tonie tcuoan}. New
Genoa; L!taon. Kingston; neigian U3D.
Manchestsr. etc, va Esltiinore; ln"torship
tDr>, 8, Johns
ana aailcd: soh7 Y1arrlct =, Ncw Yorol,
ror STOCKTON Springs Sailed: Norfolk.
EocfolIt
PoR1LAND, Ore, March 22-Arrived:
As's, Yokohama. Sailed: Montgomery City.
Now York.
PORT TAAtPA. 3Iarch 29--Areived;
cuba. ITarana yis Key West.
BAN FRANCISCO, Tarch 22--ArrivNd: {:
2ist. 8ajA California (Nor} la Union:
NotaTian, Port AnEeleo for Busnoe Ayrer:
39d. Gothic Star ffr>. rssttlc for London !;
Ma1oa, Honoiulu; sentA Veronica. New
Matsonia. Honolulu; Mobile CITY, Portland,
ore; Politician tBri, Vancouver.
sAVANNAIT. March :2--Arrlved: r3ryn-
tHwc (Dr). Antiila: Nacocchec, Boston.
Canadian Raldor tBr2. London; Boiling
broke (Brl. London; Canadian Otter prJ.
Glasgow; Canadian Logger (B), I3arhados;
Comino Gr), London. Sailed Siciiian
OHr), boston ana Havana; Ws-, Lashaway a.,
Valencia.
TAMPA, March oe-Arr.vcd: Tano,l.
THrnpico: Shawmut, Nouston: Ut.lla, Hon
dutae. esiled oHmugee. Mobile; Mar
wRhl Novo Corona.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass Gfarch 22-
Arrived and sailed schrs James c Uarnllr.
.I2oksonVillo for Boaton. Sailed: Cara A
ponnell, bound cast
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
BY Radio Corp. of America

positions ~ noon unloes otherwise stated.l
Bylayl II n Northeaet End Mar o.
9 4 Canheld "a S Ambrose Mar 80
chad Bralcy f17 SW Diamond Mar 81
Chattanooga CIty o. = Cape Henry Mar o.
Chester sun Is SW Diamond Mar oN
CITY OF Ro;ns 1A9 ENE Diamond Mar g.
Corning s. w Sand Key Mar q.
David McKe}vy IS Ambrose Mar 80.
Delaware SUI 10o y Jupiter Mar =.
perb!line IL S Jupiter Mar p;
Everett Ia SSW BRraeRst Nsr g.
Federal y Diamond Mar %.
FREEMAN 10 S by w Five I'@thons Baa.,
Co " Bn-nea 3+5 sW South papg 1ysr g.
cur Coast lS UaCteras Mar 21.
II { Folger 50 OVcrfa,Ig Mar 90
Herbert g Wyle arriyei Boston LT 1880
PA Mar 81
JIera 100 sH Caps Rooo y y Mar II.
Herbort L Pratt 200 S liattrras NIa- =
! y Pew 90 Jupiter Mar II
Nentucaian 865 Scotland Mar g.
Melrose 20 NV Barnegat Mar a.
Northern Star C21 iG cape Henry Ma 90
Oscar y Bennett 163 SSW diamond Asr -
Paria los Ambrose Mar 70.
P%uisboro u y by E Diamond Mar 90
rennsy!Fanta 435 = Patterus Mar o.
Rochester S5 - Jupiter Mar ~
Robert Y Hopkins - Sc Jupiter Ma o.
San8anlon 1S Ambrose Mar 22
s"2connet GSW I!vo Tathor2 BarE
Mar 23.
W Y poheny so: EsE Nassau Mar -.
W.!.larn Gceon los EE Diamond MAJ a.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Herbert c Wylto & Il Doone Island Mar 81.
Homer!o 2sQ sn Bar iIarbor Mar a..
Huguenot 1853 Mn JuptSr Mar -.
Illinois $50 y aerniudp Mar s9
Janelew $40 y Jupiter Mar 81
JET Davis poo SD Bcrmuds Mar 20,
Joseph NJ Cudahy "a MI Jupiter Mar 30.
Liberty Bell $50 II bermuda Mar 81.
Manaqu 59a Nantucket MAJ ~.
Metapan 40 Scotland Mar g..
Montana i.3s0 W Btshop's Rock MAJ -,
Montana (%or) II y Jupiter Mar -.
Montrolite M jupiter Mar a.
Niehin aha - 80 Jupiter Mar -.
. Wnring 2S Jupiter Mar -.
old North state S2s ~ uiehop's nooh
opsiii5a 1000 Il coos IIenlopon Mar q.
Ossa $50 II Anbroso Mar 23
Pennsylvania lo5 r 1ira ROCK Mar 90.
PcrsIsn 10 $ by u Currl,ucG Mar 80.
san Rlss $50 5 Nantucket Mar ga.
San rrs0 - S BY HsttersF Mar 90.
9aucon ~ NNE Cspe Henry Mar II!
SanSus AZ II Ambrose Mar a.
eohoharlo 98< Il A1nNrone MAY 81.
schroon lat A. 60 I'm 40 80 Mar 2i.
Southern Cross 1885 Sn Amhvose Msr SI,
Sviftaurc 20 ~ Gaud Key Mar A..
T II Wheeler 30 y I-owcy Rocks Mar O.
y = hssi s. $ i}stteraa Mar e e.
Tonalva lot N A Ion 80 IS Mar =.
Tuba lQ5 s 1IatteraN Mar &c,
LaIar!& S95 r tm brose Mar -.
BiNrnorc $40 j. NostOn Mar III.
" NJ Irish 1877 NE Jupiter Msr 20.
Wort Durfcc lst 80 u ion 55 z Mar q.
wort Orcylock 146 q Cape IGonry Mar e..
West Islota 100 Ph!)adoipha Mar e.
Zoppot rs jupiter MAY 20.
Chas N Cvcreet 90 " Ssnd Roy Mar y.
Dean Enory 75 h Key Wcst Mar -.
J Pew 8 " TortuRsa Mar ..
Jas Mcgco 68 II Sand Ky Mar 90.
tlghtburnc 80 " sand Key Mar e..
Louisiana 1f9 70 llavara Mar e..
Noun. Evans u Alligator Ec.f Mer c2.
Nora 2o> " sand Key Mar -.
Trontolttc % W Sand Key Mar 20.
Utscarbou 10 u $ Sand Icy MAJ -.
suthrr,aud 1873 II Amb7opo Mar 90.
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Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

pu0
VexSsl. Port. Assrcv.
Ac!sntio, Irar.in CHAM. Teb. %.
Ossa, Alersndria, Feb 2s. 1port S s corp
East side ST NaSa.Te' March 3,
Bristol City, Br,etoi. Merch 8. '''''A-- @'''''
Georgian Hamburg. March 3,
Independence Hall, ROTTERDAM, Msrch 1.
CoBIno politRn Limo
Kos7no, Perrin Feb IT,. rIoulder Weir 6. Boyd
SYRIA, Lisbon, March 3 .Jas " Elvol {; 20
l'Kunl, London. March i.... Cunart S & Co
SCels l1ol. Dord eauT, March 6...prench Limo
Nslenesc, Shields March .....U Nav Co
Duo Tomorrow
o!y1aDs, Mslagh. March 8. ..Thrss Star Line
-A4nose, Liverpool, March 9....U S Nav Co
Duo Saturday
Sovtc LiTorpool, March Ill., W ets- Ti,o
Nessisn, Liverpool. March II. Int Mor Ma-
Steel Worker. London, March 10.
,, Isth,.iaa Ltos,
SusQuchanna 8 g Corr
Due Sunday
Terentia, Glasgow. March H. Cunard 6 Co
CosmopoMsen Limo
co!d Harbor. Los Angeles. March ?.
Duo Monday wv A''''''
M.nnadosa, Liverpool. March IT.
Canadian Pacific r T Co
SoufnTeSfern Miller. London. March 8.
Tiithorn. Shields. March 13,...Kcrr s 3 CO
Due Tuesday
&ontans, Lo2don, March l4...At! Tran, Linz
Due Wednesday
HSne!ls7 Avonmouth, March II.
n..o,. 49, Robert L Hague
Emilia, 0-an, March I3...... Phelps Bros
Dac THURSDAY, March so
Ae2oTntcees London. March IS.
Atlantic Transport Yiao
Csspor, Santos, March T....IBt Freight Cor-5
8alssn7, Cork. March i2.
Moore, Mccormack & CO
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
NAVY Orders

IRON, Ths Trtbu1s's washin2foa Brr<aA
WASHINGTON. March 22.--Navy ordern
tBsued to-day follow:
Richardson. Com. J. O.. TO Z. 8. g. Ashe-
Klipstr.ck. II. Com. ". x. 20 Edgswood.
ouloa Ii ". NJ. TO Washington.
rcpin. II q. Z J. r.. TO U: $. s. Pru!tt.
Brown. Ers. {. r.. 20 Philadelphia
Houghton, Ens. Il. a, to L. s. s. Rs.
Kircher. Ems. Il. J.. % Z. S. 3. Somers.
PhiibrtcI, 1t. Com NJ H. to San Diego.
Tlannery, 1us. c. r, 10 WsHhingron.
&clbourne. Bosu. r. n. TO San Francisco.
Amour, Gun. q. W, 20 u. S. 8. Langley.
Trers Ap. CHE =. H., 10 Boston,
rura bull, Ap. ok. J. D. 70 New York.
C.sn1pbeil. II. C., 70 =. s. S. SouthaEd.
Seare. 1T. II. s. TO Csvlte.
Ens =. T.. t. Ceyite.
.;suFaAs. Gu2, Y 4. 70 u g. < Huron
aovqr. Mach. L. a, tc L. s. 8 Huron.
oBrien, Cary J. r.. 20 San Francisco.
Emerson. Il. \ T. TO Sub cilaser a3s
Asser. IT. q. g. " O., to Z. g. s. stur.
.5c@Fth. Ens. Il u. ia y. 8 g. AcB&glana.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Aladdin 3s6 Z Ambrose I,y NJ 90
American Press l3o S Hatteras Ma 90
Asp.net e. 3sa ct ;st Hso "a 4 q lon ~ - Mar y.
ps.s. ps.saIn o.. .so % Arnhrose LV Mar 23.
Caledonian $50 4 Boston Light E.r Of
Gssper Ss lst l8 lS lon 80 As Mar 2i.
Si,e' Snester sI tsNey 50 By u Rerrnuds Mar u
Clsvarack go U AFnbrooe w IaT 3, -
Sohesst SEQ NE Hole-in- Wail MAJ -
1euel 4e6 8oston Light Mar %.
E1stport $50 e Cape Henry Mar ~
K, ierssncy AID as5 ENE Abaco Liuh,
6yergreen CITY Ts5 Il JscsaOnv,il. Mar q
george q Henry 10 Ne Hatreras Mar o"
kesthfeld 100 n Cape He7-y Mar -
Kegins 20 s Jupiter Mar 29.
HenEy y Wilton o. - vftt..a. Mr. ss
- Il E!aE!et 900 y Cape 4.a.e ID.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

qInnRAErAR, March @i.-rasssd: ia
Eel!as (grk), Now York; March i2, Aue-
kegon, ChaTieston; March 12, DuGuesnc,
.NAPLHs. March Ig-4latnda pc.roe
aENoA. March l8--san Micselo utap.
2hl14Sl0hr taLj MSrGh H. Gty Ct NoTsaS
Portland. No; March 20 Kossuth Ference
M MAhEEIl,Es, 7Es; , Marsh March 17-Mons Pei
eWANsnA March 1e@Canad!aa rea8e,
MArILA, March ao-P!no Tre, sta.e,
oREENOc1 lIarch at-Romera tDr).
LoXDoN, March 23-Tusoaloosa CITY.
MoyiLLE March .2-AlsoHa OBJ.
REVAL, Msrch 11-Eas.srn Cross. Nsw
IIDAU, March .4--IIansa (qe7), Now
ssT99[Cr1HoINM, March ts-o9stavrho,sn
YoKoHAMA, March 17-Knisht Temp
81 OBJ: B9etoni March ia; Wenatcheo.
Maru (Jap). Fancouvor; March y, Kendall
Castle tBr). Boston.
HAMBURG, March 1T--sorns-rst. New
York; March 20. Barbadiao (BT>, Balt-
BRAVE March .s-4A!gorab (Du), BALI
more for Bremen
noTTERDAai, March ls-Eas,err, Dawn,
EaltiEnor,; March 20. Editor, New yori,
NeTos (Hunl, Baltimore.
san ANTG@ 4cGe @cs. Iasp ITais1tss7P- re g.
HAVRK March ao-La Savols (Fr>. Nov
FORK.
can, New York
L1VERPOOI,. March 9I-4Ianchcstsr
Brigade {Brl. Halifax; Mxnchester I'm
porter (Br>, baltimore: Rhodo Island OBJ,
Baltimore.
GRANGEMoUT71, March 1,--wNevooG.
iLoILo. sia-ch -Eugv7aachus (Br>.
AUcKLANp, March .s-Dsvon (D7>.
MANCHEsrER, a5arch 9i-sIanohester
Brigade (Br>, Ct. John, n 3. and Halifax
Via Liverpool.
Portland. Nc.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Farley Going TO Europe on
Shipping Board Business

f. 2. Farley, vice-prcsidcnt of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, in charge
og gales, will sail for Europe Saturday
on the Lone Star State, it was learned
yc3terday at the Offices of the Shipping
Board, 45 Broadway. No information
on tho purpose OF Mr., Farlcy's trip
could be obtained, bat it was suggested
that he might survey the situation
abroad as possible market for the
poorer types OF yessels owned by tho
government. He is expected in New
YORK to-day from Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO, March oo-Co.st
guard cutter atodoc reported b.. w!reiess
Z p II, a!st shat all day search for Fair
haY-1, previously reported abandoned. had
beeA uravai?ns. Captains opinion that
Na!rhaNen sans shortly after being cut
lcose by Katrina Lucltenbsch which had
ta'Eer? ler in to~. Belief that T4irhayeu
fo1udcred Strengthened by passing
steamer which sighted part Of Aeclchouee
:e&r point where rairhaven was abau~
%on9d; %56 90 Insu7"oee on Fa!chaye!.'s hull.
SEATTT.E, March 93-t5laagow Ner,
(Jspl. Grays Narbor for osaka, grounded
18TH on mud bank 1t Gvays IIo-bor chan
rel foated 2Ist, ana proceeded.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Shipowners Ask Members
For Suggestions ON Bill
Committee 10 Undertake Conn
plete Study of Marine
Policies

The executive COMMITTEES of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
lion yesterday made plans for 3
thorough analysis q the pending ship
subsidy bin, and decided to ask in
dividual companies 10 submit augges-
1ions for any changes. The committee
on national constructive policies will
Jake up the measure in detail and re
port its findings TO the association,
which Will then outline It's attitude for
presentation r. the hearings in Wash
lneton.
Several changes in the present bill
probably Will be asked by the steam
ehip owners. II is understood that q
number of officials believe that gov
errment aid should be extended for
minimum Of fifteen years instead of
ten. TO conform with other provisions
Of the hil.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Fire Record

1:l5~-128 ". oea Il. Arenson ana
4;45-elia Broadva;-; Paul IL cagat.
A:sn-Bronx River ana Jennings st,:
Strephens & Co ........ Unknown.
u:26-62 B. 132d e.; Abe Bird. .Uuknown.
N:5o-64g Lenox a.; EeAaud Realty
-.........-...........On nkno@n
l5:8o-1ool Bathsato a., tn. Broa1;
1:se-s;o ". lss.h Ct; uak1o~n. S"07'
::4e-!4 MQytan PIaoe. uolsn bwn Saknowh "Fl'owh
$:e9-12i+ I,iTst Avs., unknown, Unknown
Frederick Pfetschuuger Unknown
C:9e-260 West SiItyhfth Street, auto
etss ,Fg'' ,ys buF9s + ss,d5 hf9s etb takHown
0:5s-s7 Perry Street, Albert pui ';i-' y
e:1o-s5s s5s'' west i4sd strees 1ter- 5T'i'ins
e:0o---59 Fifth Avenue, Nody & ''
7:,o-5iet na''ns sas: tssd ssroe.. alarg aT5fl'ns
T:15-l5o Cherry stree., Ajbert De q
,.o, Lato" ...;..;.'....... Unknown
7:s6-557 %'est i'if:y SECOND s.rest. est i
q.5-isi r45y Pri3ce Art?? rt Peerless r.Ir4 Trilas
7:50--9 Church St.; howard Shoe Co Co. -
Tits oth a.; Gibraltar Dress CO. o. -
a:oo-i4s2 Madison ~, auto; IN IN =
AtilO VI ..,.-..... I AkrlC v7Il
s:25-sl6 Broadway; SicSel q Be-r~
stein n.................. Unknown
1o:e0-ioS West 1o4ta St; Samuel Al
bert Taylor ..............Slt trht
1s:9G--21i Z. Io2d s.; Norris Rednena
TrHing
Tho record ~ yHsrcll 10 showed fire IS
having occurred at S:46 q IL. IL the
prenises OF Liebcrran HorwitH. I09 West
Twenty sixth Street. The Fire Marshal
fnde = vas IN the prenliaee OF another
occupant oG tho building.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Dangers TO Navigation
tEy Y. q. IIyd-osraphic On.cs>

The Hydrographic Office under the
Navy Department is established 20 a.d
TD&r!ncrs. IT pub.,ahes nautical chartp,
books, tables and periodicals. Il broad
casts by radio al urgent .nror,natioY
tnyolytng danger 20 yesscla. Itp brancli
offices have the iEtes: ilydrographlc IN
formation OF AL parts of the world ana
are prepared to serve Inartners IN man,
ways. MRriners are invited to calI at
the branch offices between the hours OF
and go where they VIII be cordiaNv
welcomed. All mariners ore requested
10 forward p~o:npt!y 20 the nearest
branch office sll hydrogrR ph!c ineor
nation. The Branch IIyirogruph!o OF
nee, New York. is sttuated 81 1880
BROAD Street
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Sailed Yesterday

Kansas tBr}. Port SAID; Fran<ii,. yYore-
ZOE C&py Maurice Eugene ffrJ' Ngc-
sSg5e9- Sna S;ee aes taTsr Vancouyer Taia
Hamilton (Br), Bermuda; Ten-I p I'M
iory, Gaiyeston: Tivivce, Kingstor; R!Vcr
Orentes (Br), Patras; steel Marine 1os.
TON Lake Stirling, Eichnond: Eoln!ito,.
Norto!h; L&tvia D&n). panxia; Seirns
llGer),. Philadelphia; Volurnnta DR.
- S,-nI%tnYhsi; Tonjer (Nor> Rio de Janeiro
~ So, q4lTeeton; Pawuee. Baltimore; SUD
bury, Baltimore; VolunluiA (I5r5' shsne-
h&l. Nl& Phuadelphia; vi Estero, New Or.
sans KUN. san Juan; notorship Seminole
(J3r), Baltimore - q
2chodnc1, NaYre ans y3tl-1.t.,,.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

East Gulf of Mcxico--Moderstc Sc fresh
northeast and east pinds and fsl- weather.
West Gulf OF Mcyico--FreSh 60 strong
southeast and south vinds and part!y over
cast weather.
Caribbean Sea ard w!ndward Tausaso-
Fresh to strong northeast and north winds,
partly oyercaat weather end probably local
rains.
North O. Sandy Hoob--Fresh TO strong
northwest ard north Winds snd overca5t
weaIher.
Sandy HOOK TO Hattsras--INEssh, pocs,bly
strong northwest and north wlnde and
partly overcshs weather.
Fsttsras To Florida Straits---Mods-ats 60
f7esh ror.h Winds and fa!r Weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Scientists Act
On Sllipworin
Menace at y. 4. .
Committee Appointed to De-
wise Means of Stop
ping Ravages: Millions
i'll Losses Threatened
Start National Campaign
Destruction Caused i'm
San Francisco Harbor
cared i'll Local Port

Means of checking tho ravages Of
vhica threateus to duplicate here the
...t3.ions &C dollars Of losses caused In
san Francisco and other ports, were
discussed last night st the Engineering
Societies Building, 20 West Thirty
ninth Street, before large assembly
OF scientists and others interested in
the waterfront. Ernest Y. Goodrich,
consulting engineer, was appointed
chairman OF q committee of twenty
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Vessels Sold

Grace Van Dusen schr. 24s tors; sold BY
John sullivan, Daniel r Gilmartin and
Edward I. Britt TO Albert l. Clppolla for
So and other considerntloue.
Mycelma II. gasoline yacht. I3 tons;
sold by " Atkinson to \ L Ker,ier for
Cadd!o Y, gasoline screr. tona: eo!d
by robert G Leach to Walter jackson for
81 ana ether considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Army Orders

Froi. The Tribune Washington BQYee.;
WASHINGTON, March 22.--A-7,y or
c.rs issued to-day follow:
Coast Artillery Corps
Ntiars-. Mater T., 70 L. &.
C0le capt J. c., resi- Sned.
Field ARTILLERY
Forrest. 1t. &. y, 70 Fort BeurtrR
Faulkner. 1t. Col. A, L.. TO Camp Me-
Ciou8E.
miscellaneous
Cotchett. Mater W. y. U. S 4. TO Wash
ington.
Russell, Brig. Gen. <. L, S. &, ta Walter
Reed Hospital.
zIah'n, Major r c.. INF, ia Hartford.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Change of Masters

John EEaa ouccced, Henry piro++
coimnaha barge Betty u Egnn
Gus Anderson succeedp Alden pe+t
command 1nn OF str Ell Sol. Southern Paciao
Henry Mcintyre succeeds John u Ava,
wood. ~'N0 M4oel-
-, Daniei II Donaldson eucceeds 1Ysrry. p
: .y.1 .0ou Il command OF stea!n scrcH John K
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Maritime Miscellany

SAN TPANC1sCO. March 9e-Co,:for.?.s
Pacific Weat bound conference, rleetirE
4farch Il, agreed to meet with Puget
Sound operators neEt week to take stcDs
20 end rate var OF ofcc;and West bound
cargo.
SIrATTLl3. March 22-Au tran.-pactac
,'-:es ore voting 50 rate oa -four and wheat
% Oriect, 81 below confereucs figure
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

t"e Nrioune publishes daily renors.
CT the Positions o. rlercl!ant v.ssnls 80
Cormuaicat!on Service. Ship1nas.ere -
Eessels with radio sppar&tun may. viii
o"t chars., report their (TH1 r4a.,
poe;i'ons through thc following n.yai
r&d.o stations IN the United rtat.a
pTep@T; Bsr Harbo,. Me. (Ottercigre.5.
Cape HatterGe, n. c.; Jup,te- 10
Aes eEt' Fla. New Orleans. Ia
These position (TRl reports sho-,6
DC sodreosed only TO tbs rndio sfa1inI'
cc&'!ed. snd they Will be forwxrds,' -
New York. 1t is Important that fSo.s 80
seDpF's .so, 81. should be sent promptly It noo9
eecn dsy IN order that they nay To
receives IN time for publication.
!, position reports can also be s.c.
through this stations OF the IndnnnnSs-s
y 4reless Telegraph Company, IN. g..
1ork City (WCG), Babylon
lWSGN. Easthar pton, l.. fyI:c4N
NeW London, Conn. CWST}, '->''
40 charge made Cor nadic.Y
reports. 'U "c"tI!er
The Radio Corporation oc A,,.~,o.
VI. T'.' TsGe!rs gsfi., position report9 throusS
IIm1d,n, IIMGd2, 6G;aseonsst; Sass Mass. tWst5. Ne~
orh Ct? CFNY). NC"
Medical and eu-g,ca, sd%ics VIII :.
g,Ten free through the Radio Corno~o
ton OF America by the U 6 pp,h,4o
Health Service. "0'1e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Iceberee have drItted farther south th,s
yenr than they hsd last year ct this 6ste
and near the path or the tronsAtIanttc
travel Hydrographic office reports to-dav
showed that bergs had been sighted ao1
miles southeast OF Cape Racs and $50 mills
east or Boston They are within nftv'
miles OF the west-bouad trans-Auantj,
chipping lana e'"A@ ttc
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

~ 80 A--IaSA information vii! bs Hound
on 1TaVcl Page, Column light.
Sail To-day
En- S oSess Of Britain ryoT6ooj ort ss II 40 r5eE \ :;
ae3 Il.3., Q II II Ern9t, CTistobsit aM....s7, i T
Dominic, Para. PM. r. T3ki-1
Arapahoe, Jackson,iiIe, ia 3....'53 3 ~ y M \ 4
Sail ro-,aorron
1ta'ta7 Eap!es - Ai,...............sl Nn
M9ntoTsy 5s,9'a, vssa cTua' faI..:...is : 4
ppalana ps 1a r17Ii9 H7airSndos' ~, PM..,...t?
Sail satnrdsy
Csd7io.. Liverpool, 10 3f..t...,....6s. NY
1yorneEto. southampton. 4 P2I.....58 s. 4
asyeFf0Td' aothia65 H:amogTs u M,....ei s
N'cuw A:asterdam, Rotterda.r. 10 H.
5th st, nobo]1ea
gsM,.5a asas ssar tas,g sts,s nFs"s PM HohoEs
c0nssaa''aooie. coa7taatino1;i.s psi. ~ \ i
A1ssq?ya, 7,9a. Wi,o, nernula. u An; = II +
Tu7ris.bs. TelH, II All 1.....,...... 8, 4 +
Festrie Basnos -+5res. p1T. - ~ -
rocon. esntos ~ i5u nuah d 3, 80 2Sixa H1Ix
A@''''a'' Doa"0s Agres' f., = II;
Philadelphia Curacao, - E5is Il 6@';7 9}.;tia
s&n Lorenzo, San Juan, - AI.....65' B,;:;:.n
4unamar. Banes, Is M...... M " -
CyorneAA, san Juan 10 N. ........9r, H'klyH
80 - - AS'htiu, u "a, y ltlrp
L.nsps. Jacksonv!ue, I9 M........&S, y n
Eueces' Galveston, ~ N.........C3, B'liy9
COLOMBIA, Cristohsl, u M.......33, B'i:it.2
Lake lh@ton, Nassau. - M,..,.... - - =
B0sota' Kingston. : pM.......,...l4. NJ p
siboney, Havana, = PA............7I " =
36' c3,pacne' JacAsonville, II M........36, n u
CoInNs, N'T Orleans. II 3I........IS' y II
C&!1:F'&Tc9' Pt Linon. ~ M....,.,. e. \ +
Sail Monday
Taoc,:a, Earrs' 9 PM.....,.,.....sg, II 2.
Sail Tuesday
Goeha7nbeAl, Uavre, ~ M.........s7. y ~
Sentent'.al STATE, London - ~. Hoboten
Weat nu.1haT @u BIKE IA 20 -. 9:E r
So;aanche. Jacksonville. 1g II.,...'SG - n r;
N'Vy o. ID ~0'taoIF1erJ. Savannah, : P1I.35 ), +
Sail Wednesday
Yo:cGe, Bremen, 19 et, a.
St Hamilton. bermuda, u III, y p p
Sail Thursday, March so
Goun4 Clinton, Hamburg, - II e,,,,
555aIwsass : i1sy,,seiiles Pm. 31st 81. BE!,9
-ta:h1eesP9rt, d1ss Nayre, PM...,..2, Iioboice3
7>eo!us' 7,,:..' Buenoa Ayres. PAI.,..8' IIo60ke-'
ia 'oF=1 4T!2tdsd, ! Pm. ..,......94 Y5'i-i,.--
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
City Island
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by United States Naval Service
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS Avn
SHlPRASTgRS

tn;stsnca Is given IN :7.,les EsDo7.a Az.
"a teo al noon unless otherwise specifc6
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

$3.50 ATLANTIC CITY, $500 phiLsgs-sp4 HI, sp4 4
EXCURSIONS. SUNDAYS, MAJ. e,1y q;
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-1au Information vii! bs rornd
'n T-aVcl Page, Column Eight.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

How to see O5erammergsu 70 10 Tot
Let lis send you Gates toni'''
booklet now. 800
Gates Tours. Founded y.ort
2.5 tifih Avenue. New Ao'Ns--->--i
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

NIAGARA TO TIE rEtA--For irssst nspt, its
guide, Scdress john r isel isel,ssrsai, Canaos
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-06

New Yorker Saw Fearsome Possibility
:T-:of Near future and Gave Wife -
J. Due Warning. ~" 30

Visitors to Central park: the other
day saw a new. angle Of the family
pet out for an airing, reports the New
York correspondent Of the Pittsburgh
Dispatch. A, young woman was out
with her variegated parrot. The: bird
stalked majestically about the lawn,
but quickly eane hack and perched on
the young Woman.s finger whenever
she called. His eomings land goings
to and from the finger gave the parrot
its prescribed exercise whether it
wanted It Of not. ~, =, =: - =.
The young woman didn't seem to-
mind the crowd that, gathered about
to watch. In fact she seemed rather
proud Of the attention she and the
zbfrd were attracting. Jiggers, whose
family pet i IA dog, happened along
lWith his wife and stopped to look.
: : ~ suppose The next, thing; he- re-
marked TO shis wife, will sbe that I'm
to take the canary upsto the park for
:a#aik. il Right here announce the
answer: Nothing doing!"sys. IT. +.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-06

# any American wants to fight the
Turks there is nothing to prevent his going
over and enlisting. Crusading has gone out
of style but is not prohibited.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-06

One Of those charming, .always-read9
suits, which can be worn anywhere,
helps to strengthen the belief TINT this
fails suits are the most attractive pre-
sented for many seasons. 1t is made
of .suede-fnisted cloth and has "a
tstraight'line, loose coat OF medium
length to be worn over a simple one
piece dress OF the material, with a
square neck and eatstitched inverted
plait down the front. "A. novel braid
iembrdidery adorns- the coat sand 9
collar of4dyed fox completes It. ~ =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-06
THE BEMIDU DAHf PIONEER
=, 4 is 4.
She Said Il.

She Said Il. III
My small daughter had a habit OF
asking every one to stay for the next
meal, no matter who it was. 80.
One day Ilwas tired, and as ona Of
my friends was coming over told
Jeanette thh BIT + would spank her II
she-asked this woman to- stay- for sup
per- ~ ~ :; !,
In due time my guest arrived: and
as soon al she was seated JeaHtnette
said "Cnn you stay for .gsupper? !
Alatnmas said sif Il asked Won slas Y a!1
spank y 81 ! me D H sn.rse ::f D d
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-10-06

week from North Dakota where he
has been employed. E3
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hendricks and
son Kenneth, Mr.. and : Mrs. Frank
Rolla were Sunday visitors at the r,
A. Harvey home - -
Frederick Dame, Hubert Durant: