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New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
The Women's Missionary sSc;et,,

The Women's Missionary s6ciety. O. the kensington Congregational church will met with Mrs. Fonda, Thursda, afternoon.
 The weekly prayer meeting of the Epworth league of the kensinetor Methodist church, will be held Wed nesday evening at o'clock.
 The Berlin Boy Scouts will meet as usual at the Congregational church Friday evening.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be business meeting Of the Ladies' Aid society at the Metho. dist church, Wednesday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. David brennan and daughte, Of New York. are spending a few days as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Edsor Maine of Main street. There will be the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias at the meet. ing hall this evening. An informal reception for Rev. and Mrs. Fuller will be held at the Metho- dist church Friday evenuing, May o6 at o'clock.
 Amos Bourgeois of Southington has been visiting relatives in town.
 MT and Mrs. Ellis Steed of New Britain were the guests of Miss Georgia Kelsey over the weekend.
 The Ladies of St. Gabriers church will hold social and sale on the church lawn Wednesday evening. Cof- fee, cake and al-hots will be served The Willing Workers will have a table of candy, and another of useful arti- cies. All are cordially invited to at- tend.
 East Berlin Items.
 MT. and Mrs. John Schell of Corona. l.. l., have returned to their home after visit of ten days at the home of MT. Schells sister, Mrs John Frank in West Cromwell. They made the trip by automobile
 Memorial Day exercises for this part of the town will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Wilcox cemetery Rev. Mir. Fuller will de- liver an address and the graves of the deceased veterans will be decorated
 The Willing Workers will meet at St. Gabriels church Wednesday af- ternoon at o'clock.
 The music at the morning service of the Methodist church Sunday featured a violin selection by Miss Louise E. Williams of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
YANKEE GOLFER WINS
Edward Van Vleeck of Garden City Club Defeats Eeatherhead Club Player in British Tourney.

Prestwick, Scotland, May 23 (By Associated Press) Edward Van Nleeck member of the Garden City club, won from w. S. Aldridge of l.eatherl cad. in the second days play in the British amateur golf champion ship here. The score was and 4.
 Van Nlec"' used brassie from the tee without sand and out drove AL dridge every time except once, when he duffed his shot.
 Van Nlecck holed a chip shot from near the edge of the green at the first hole to win in three. He was three up at the turn and was out in 40 to Aldridge's AZ. Van Vleeck won the 18th and 14th Clinching the match.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
WILCOX NAMED AS
 ,CHAU7AUQUA HEAD Officers and Committees Elected
 at Meeting of Guarantors WILL COMPLETE PLANS SOON
Final Meeting of The Memorial Day
 Committee Will Be Held WedneS- day Night-Will Soon Start Work
 Tn Kcnsington-Notes About Town.

Major r. l.. Wilcox was elected president of the Berlin Community chautauaua at a meeting of the guar antors held at the Kensington Gram. mar tschool last evening. Claude w. Stevens was named vice president; Frank Day, secretary, and Clarence Baldwin was elected treasurer. Geo. Griffith was named chairman of the ticket committee and will appoint sev- eral persons to assist him in the work. Charles F. Lewis was elected to head the grounds committee, and B. R. Showalter has been named to take charge of publicity
 A committee consisting Of Mrs. George Green, Mrs. R. A. Wooding, Mrs William Pagan and Mrs. George Carter was elected to look into the possibility of having the various women organizations about town unite and conduct the refreshment stand at the grounds It is planned to run the stand on a basis which would insure A return to the organizations taking part as well as to the chautauqua as- sociation.
 Many present at the meeting fav- ored distributing tickets pro rata among the guarantors. Those who objected to the distribution in this manner claimed that it might limit feeling of the responsibility of the in dividual guarantor for the sale Of more than his or her number. Final action was not taken in this matter.
 It was voted to ask the town school committee for permission to use the kensington Grammar school grounds where the tent of the chau- tauqua may be pitched. The secre- tary of the chautauqua association was authorized to communicate with the clerk of the school board on this matter It was thought that there was no other lot in town suitable for
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
MCARAGUAN REVOLT
 FINALLY ADJUSTED
Rebels Disperse and All Is Peace
 full Once Again

Managua, Nicaragua, May 22 (By Associated Press) -Surrender of the Fortress of La Loma to the govern- ment forces last night appears to have ended the serious phase of the at tempted revolution.
 After capturing the fort the rebel leaders attempted to win over the Nicaraguan troops in barracks at the foot of the hill on which the fort is situated. Several officers had heen bribed and the movement would have succeeded but for the unexpected ap- pearance of President Chamorro.
 Without guard, and by force Of character, he dominated the situation, putting a machine gun in charge of a trusted man, he ordered the arrest of. Salvador Castrillo. leader of the revoutionists. The soldiers wavered. but finally obeyed. and the other rev olutionist leaders fled back to the fort
 Americans Take Hand.
 The American minister arrived at this juncture and warned the revoiu- tionists tpat if they fired on the city the fire would be returned by thc Am erican marines stationed here
 By an agreement signed under the auspices of the American legation last night the revolutionary leaders were freed today much to the surprise Of the people who bad expected tney would be either imprisoned CT shot,
 Another band of revolutionists. or- ganiZcd by minor leaders of the liber- als or opposition party assembled ur a hill four miles from the city this morning but was dispersed by gov. ernment troops and fled to the noun tains. No further disorder was re- ported and normal conditions ap- parently have been restored
 The uprising is ascrbed to tuc- tionai fight within the conservative party and opposition to the members of the cbainet and others of the presidents advisors. President Cham OTTO today declared ne feared TO far ther trouble.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23
Card of Thanks

ara OI lndnkS We desire to tender our heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and friends for the many expressions of sympathy extended to us at the death of our | beloved mother, Mrs. Emily White. We are particularly grateful to all who contributed flowers and those who offered their autos and wish to express our deepest appreciation for their kindness.
 MIR. AND MRS. 0. FROEHLICH,
 MIR. AND MRS. F. MATHEWS,
 MIR. AND MRS. R. L. KILBY,
 AND GRANDCHILDREN. DON'T patch them, Get more mileage by having them vulcanized at Tire Surgery StatonH Whiting St., Panville, Conn.,. John Brtney.
 FLOWERS for Decoration Day. Call Is Whiting St., Central Market. Plainvile. BUILDING lots. South Washington St.. of Broad Bargain. Apply J. Berardy, 13s Broad St.
 DOG WARDEN SCHUBERT has in his pound male tan Dachshund. Tele- phone 12-3.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

Town Hall, a bicycle which he found apparently abandoned in the center of Painvile several nights ago. The
 owner can have same by identifying.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

Powder -puffs, cigarette cases, and coin purses are concealed Tn the handles of the newest parasols.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

Special wireless sets are being made for the use of cowboys while riding on their rounds.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

Germany has started big "propa- ganda" to attract tourists to her pleasure resorts again.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-23

\ Douglas fur tree cut in British . Columbia was found to be 40 years old.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
American Ports

BALT1MoRE; March 14-Arrved: Will
vaer (Nor). New York Oritani (Br), Fort
Antonio. Sailed Amelia, Port Antonio:
West est May Masimus MANCHESTER Norfolk.
(D0, Rotterdam; siciian tBr). Havana,
yennonia. London; scythian (Br), London;
orinoco, Montevideo; Transportation. Nor
Baltimore and Norfolk; Edward Peirce,
SeWa1ls Point; Melrose, Sewalrs Point;
J u Devereux, Norfolk Natter three 13th).
New York; Trontolte. New York: Helenes ellen e.,
's!l cAARLEsToN TlT S5S iasteS e Ms1sh 1s,h2.
Comanche, Jacksonvlle (and proceeded to
rived Persian. % Baltmore a Nda'H via sayannab 'Ap
Mohawk. New York; sagoand (Sw). Nor,
f2lK Pal I'd IsM KSmp voI Tampso sehr city Of
v,Sars SAvANNAH iSsA1 Ca. Ga. March i4-Arrived:
" wsst st Coast Iuniata, rhiladelTphia 'f9Ts Gand
called for Jacksonvlle): City of Savannah
New SsNy 3ork oIs, Sailed Alloway. Japan and
PHILADELPHIA, March l4-Arrived-
Sven Jarl (Nor), Gothenburg. etc; Thomas
r r beal, New York Essex. Jacksonville and
Beukelsdijk DD, Rotterdam via Balti-
more; Sioux City New York; S.eel Age,
New York
It - Ol'N' warren la--ArrlVcd, 18th: {:
ship. Philadelphia; 14th, Stolwijk DuD
Rotterdam; Hundvaago (Nor) Phila-
delpha; Hamilton, New York; CITY Of
pittsburgh (Br), New York; 6th, Ansaldo
90, New Orleans; Panuco, New York
1ath Clan Morrisun (Br). Rotterdam :
Lord Londonderry QBr. London and
PORT EADs. March 14-Arrived: Ben
lamn brewster, Mexico; El lsleo, New
York; Gladys (Br), Vita, Cuba; Hibueras
Cuba; Topila Tampico. Sailed: Panoii,
TampcO.
PORTLAND, Me. March 14-Arrived
Virginia Dan), Shields; Stephen r Jones
Norfolk; schr Edna Hoyt Norfolk. Sailed: !:
Norfolk, Norfolk
Munaires, Galveston and Way ports: ,rvs :
Noorderdijk, Rotterdam via Puget sound
Sailed Adair. New York Via Puget
sound; Iowan. New York.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 14-Arrived :
18th. Col E L Drake. Hlo; China, Hong
York. Artigas. Portland. Me; 14th. Ruth
Alexander. New York; Eagle. Boston; City
of Rangoon (Br), Tyne; Matsonia Homo
lulu; Buccinum (B), Yokohama; Deer
heid, Vancouver for New York. Sailed a:
18th, d scofield, ,Philadelphia Katrina
l4th, Ventura, Sydney.
ST JOHN. h. March 14-Sailed: Cor
sican (Br), Southampton and Antwerp:
Gracia (Br). Glasgow via Portland. Me:
Rapidan tBr). Portland, Me; Canadian
Ceaster I3a Ssr2' London; Canadian Explorer
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass March "a
Arrived: Schs Harriet c Whitehead New
York for Nantucket. Nantucket. for Nav
York. 'oi I'VE"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

expected to dock forenoon at Pier eb, N II
(Wcst hhth st).
Araguaya (Br>. Bermuda March "a; to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails;
IL expected to dock forenoon at Fier a.
tMorton sp.
Turrialba, Kingston March IL; to United
forenoon at Pier IL, &c (Maiden Lane).
=, Maturs ,nr>. Trinidad March =; to
pectcd 20 dock at Pier "a. Bklyn tAmity aD.
Due Friday
Aquitania CBr). Southampton March II:
TO Cunard Line with mails: Ia expected to
dock at Pier 50. n twest l4th 50.
Poiomac. Bremen March l to Lines
with mails ia expected TO dock forenoon
at Pier l. noboken.
Latvia, Ncufahrwasser March S; to
Baltic American Line with mails; ia ex-
pcCted to- dock forenoon ut Pier s, Bush
Decks. Bklyn t+th st).
Henry Mallory. Galveston March II;
TO Mallory Line; is expected to dock after
noon at Pier 3s Il tKing ST.
city of Montgomery. Savannah March
IA, to Odean = 5 Co: is expected to dock
forenoon et Pier s5. r tspring sU.
Due Saturday
Vessel Fort Agency.
Nicuw Amsterdam, Plymouth. March O.
Holland America Line
Hubert. Santos Feb a5....... Rooth Line
Poninsular state. southampton. March ..
Duo Sunday
Centennial state. London. March ..
Lines
Samland. panziE. March 8 Red Star Line
city of Savannah. Savannah, March l6.
Ocean s Co
Mohawk, Jacksonville. March 1s Clyde Line
Philadelphia, Curacao. March lb.
bliss. Dallett g. Co
Due Monday
Caronia Alexandria, March 4..Cunard Line
cedric. Liverpool. March lt...W Star Limo
Rochambeau. Havre, March ll.French Line
Calamarcs Port Linon. March l3.
United Fruit Co
San Lorenzo. San Juan. March l5
& Port Rico Line
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda, March Is.
I'urncss Witty e. Co
Sanamu Santos, Feb 90. Lloyd Brazilciro
Empress OF Britain. Colon, March g.
Canadian Pacific X II Co
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. March s.
United American Line
Tanamo. San Juan. March 14...Atl Fruit Co
Lake Como, Baracao, March Is. All Fruit Co
Due Tuesday
Gothland' Ant twerp. March o. r Star Limo
Slooncy, havana, March II .... Ward Line
Fernwood, Pt Antonio. March is
Atlantic Fruit Co
Arapahoe, jacksonville. March 49,
Clyde Line
Ocean s S Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
Cleared

Munson Line A'''f'oo
Line o
Pipestone County. strombeck; Rotter
dam; Cosmo politan Line.
Alvarado (Br), Owen; Cristobal and
buenaventura via Panama Canal; Sander
son 6. Son
Munargo. Asborn; Nassau; Munson Tine
Cherbourg and London u 8 Lines.
Fort Hamilton. Francis; Hamilton; Fur
ness. Witty & Co.
Polycarp (Br), Aspinall; Para and Ceara
VIA Norfolk; Booth e. Co.
Norfolk; Chadwick; Santiago; N G.
Canadian Miller (Br). Sears; Brisbane
and Sydney via Norfolk and Panama Canal.
Wilford & Mckay
Santurce. Wilson; La Romano and Santo
Domingo city via San Juan; Y & Porto
Rico s S Co.
Juliana (sp). Erezuma; Malaga to Phil
adelphia; Garcia & Diaz.
Concho. Mcintosh; Galveston via Key
West; Mallory S S Co.
- City of St Louis, Johnson; Savannah; !;
Arapahoe. Devereaux; Charleston and
Jacksonville; clyde S Co.
=, Erholm lNor), Johannessen; Norfolk; C
NJ Fetterolf &; Co.
Johan Ludwig Mohinckel (Nor), Berg;
Norfolk; Munson Line.
II F Dimock, Allen; Boston; Eastern
ocmulgee. Baker: Mobile and Tampa;
Bonney (Br). Pantiu; Las Palmas Tene-
rife and Dakar West India s Co.
Santa Marta. Birks; Kingston. Cristobal
and Cartagena; United Fruit Co.
songvaar (Nor). Ness; Montevideo and
Bahia Blanca; S Q Stray Corp.
Santa Barbara. Brown; Cristobal w r
Grace & Co.
w L Stead, Carpenter: Tampico; Pan
American Petroleum & Transport Co.
Leon XIII (Sp), Agacno; Cadz and
Barcelona; Luis Llanso.
Vile De Djibouti (Fr). Forgeard; Casa
blanca, Ceuta and Melilla; Algerian Amer
lean Line.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
Passenger Ships Due
nue Tn-dav

City Of Columbus, Savannah March II;
to Ocean S Co; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier So. (spring st).
Haverford, Hamburg March 8; to Ameri-
forenoon at Pier 81. West 2sd sD.
Patria (Fr), Marseilles Feb 2s; to Fabre
Line with mails: is expected to dock fore
noon at 31st St. B'klyn.
General o II Ernest. Colon March &; TO
Panama R Line with mails is expected
to dock at Pier l. Hoboken.
Montserrat (Sp), Barcelona Feb 27: to
Spanish Royal Mail Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 8. e r
(Old Slip).
Megantic tBr). San Juan March II: to
White Star Line with mails; is expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier 60. N r (West
22d st).
Duo Tomorrow
Assyria (Br). Glasgow March Q: to
Cunard Line with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 81. N r (West
24th st).
Constantinople (Gr). Palermo Fob 2s; to
N Galanos & Co with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier go. B'kiyn (ncxt 10
Ha milton av ferry).
Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda March Il;
TO burness- Bermuda Line with mails; Is
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

distance in miles. Position at noon
unless otherwise stated
Araguaya left Bermuda II AN Mar 4.
Cape Roman 81 y Cape Henry Mar II.
Carolyn 200 w Tortugas Mar 49,
Dallas LOSS K Ambrose Mar J g
Devolente 1871 w San Miguel Azores
Mar IA.
Dal<arian 12o e Ambrose AM Mar II.
East Side 1853 l. Ambrose Mar IS.
Eastern Leader Az Delaware Break
water Mar a.
Gulnand lO3 S Nantucket Mar II.
Huron $50 Scotland Mar IA
lroquos no S Scotland Mar "A.
r Gordon 636 Sc Cape Henry Mar "a,
Lake Giboa 60 Scotland Mar IA
Matura $50 SSE Scotland Mar a.
Mckeesport 354 Cape May Mar 4.
Manzanares 120 from New York Mar 13
Mani'owoc lat 36 % n Ion 6s l6 w Mar IA.
Minnesotan 100 E Ambrose Mar A.
NJ r Elliot 997 e Ambrose Mar l3.
North American 1ol n So Jacksonville
Mar Is.
Potomac 1866 Il Ambrose Mar IS
Saugerties lat 81 ~ \ lon SIS 35 w Mar14
Suffolk 10 ENE Barncgat Mar IA.
san Lorenzo anchored Aguadilla midnig hit
Mar ~.
Robin Gray left Colon 80 Pm Mar 1s for
Norfolk.
Yuma 334 Ambrose AM Mar a.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
I.W. w. Gaining
Rapidly Among
Seanen i'm n. Y.
Unemployment and Cuts in
Wages Add Recruits to
Revolutionary Organiza-
ton ON u. S. Steamships
Shipping Board TO Fight
Statement From O'Connor
Indicates Effort TO OPP
pose Transport Workers

Investigations by government off,
oials show rapid increase in the mem
bcrship of the Marine Transport Work
ers, a branch of the Industrial Work
ers Of the World, among the seamen
and longshoremen at New York. The
revolutionary organization has now
reached a size where it is causing con-
Germ to the Shipping BOARD. Estimates
of the number of members vary from
the $4,000 claimed by the l. w. W. to
the 5000 conceded by the international
Seaulen's Union, which is fighting the
rival body
Commissioner 7. V. O'Connor, vice
chairman of the Shipping Board, gave
out statement in Washington several
days ago saying the board would up
hold the international Seamen's Union
as against the I. W. W. His declara-
ton is regarded in New York as fore
shadowng drastic measures to elm
mate the I. W. w. from the crews on
government ships.
Open Campaign Waged
The campaign of the Marine Trans
port Workers is now carried on openly,
spreading propaganda for the over
throw of capitalism and the seizure of
private property. The prevailing un-
employment and recent cuts in wages
for seamen have added recruits, who
IN manyscases are ex-service men. The
headquarters of the new organization
are at 21 Coenties Slip, with branches
at South Street and at various points
in Brooklyn, Hoboken and upper Man
haitian. The general headquarters of
the |. ". ". are in Chicago.
1t was learned yesterday that in
many instances longshoremen and sea-
men display their union books without
hesitation. It is bright red pamphlet
with rising sun on the cover. The
preamble contains the following sig
nifcant sentences:
Instead of the conservative motto,
a fair days wage for fair days
work we must inscribe on our banner
the revolutionary watchword, abolition
Of the wage system
'lt is the historic mission of the
working class to do away with capital
ism. The army of production must be
organized, not only for the everyday
struggle with capitalists, but also to
carry on production when capitalism
shall have been overthrown."
Plan General Strike
The plans of the Marine Transport
Workers have progressed to the point
where they have drawn up details of
a general strike to tie up shipping when
their ranks are strong enough.
The rise of the l. w. w among the
seamen in New York has been most
rapid since the strike of the seamen's
union last summer. which resulted in
decisive defeat. Previous to that the
revolutionary body had worked for six
teen years without headway.
Inquiries among the steamship own
ers yesterday failed to reveal any con-
certed effort to fight the Marine Trans
port Workers, such as that which has
been launched on the Pacific Coast 1t
is the belief here that the Shipping
Board will assume the leadership IN
the campalgn.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15

April 5-The following changes will hc
made in the buoyago OF Lynn Harbor. Bos-
Ton 70 Bay Mass s;,, main ma channel 7r,d White
b. .y.iI oe ino, - 100 yards lo. '.,4
srees, into two fathoms of water. to mark
ihH entrance of the channel; (b). Angle
Buoy 4, second class spar. will be estab-
lished In about two hons of water 500
yards $40 degrees from the new position
Of Entrance Buoy :. to mark the angle
OF the channel; (c). Round Rock Buoy
Will be renumbered s.
April 20--The following changes will be
made In the buoyage of Plymouta Bay
Mass Mass. Ipnxbury Bay entrance): Duxbury
iSo degrees to the end of the shoal into
three iathoms Of water: Duxbury Channel
Buoy Will be discontinued.
plymouth Harbor - Plymouth Channe,
Buoy will be moved so yards 100 degrees
into about three fathoms of water: Plvv
outh Channel Buoy 10 will be moved l5o
yards 81 degrees to the angle of the chan
mel into three fathoms of water: Plymouth
Channel Buoy 10 will be moved $50 wards
e6 degrees to the angle of the channel into
three fhthoms OF water: Plymouth Channel
tannshcd in 21a fathoms of water on the
bearings: High School Dome, ITO degrees 30
minutes; Post Office Dome, 2lS degrees;
SoidlerH Monument 272 degrees; plymouth
be tablished in u fathoms OF water on
the bearings; High School Dome. lis de-
grees; tost Office Dome. 225 degrees; Sol
diers' Monument, 273 degrees; Plymouth
Channel Buoy 23. a second class spar, will
be ests blished in about ~. fathoms of
water on the bearings; High School Dome.
loo degrees; Post Office Dome. 203 degrees
ana Soldiers Monument. 272 degrees 80
SAN FRANCISCO, March United
states Commission of Lighthouses an
at Point Vicente. ten miles north of San
Pedro, to cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
IS NE Jupiter Mar II.

Agwihavre As NE Jupiter Mar a..
Agwimex pd ilattcras Mar "a
America lat 40 10 lon so II Mar Is.
Baracoa 9as $ Scotland Mar a.
Burgondicr pd Miami Mar "A.
Centennial state 202l e Ambrose Mar -.
Charles NJ Everest 50 s Jupiter Mar "a.
city Of Tairbury $50 E Cape Henry Mar g.
Cliona 80 SSE Jupiter Mar ~.
Goa homa County T20 E liattcras Mar -.
Cokesit lat "a IL lon 81 25 Mar II.
Codwater 1875 E Charleston Mar r.;
Corning 20 s Carysfo,t Mar a.
Creole 40 Jupiter Mar IA.
Curricr 123 Jupiter Mar a.
Dakotan 227 S Scotland Mar -.
Dean Emery so II Sand Key Mai a.
Devolentc 1871 w san Miguel Mar a.
Edeehill 4.s Ambrose Mar IA. -
Elisha Walker "a Sc Guadalupe Mar 13.
El Mundo 46 Jupiter Mar H.
El Sol "a Jupiter Mar IA.
TssnS Tsse9ps0 ls WNW SSP rornras MaT Mar
Gargoylo l2 Sand Key Mar ~
Galvestcn lat Al 50 lon 81 4s Mar w., a.
Gulfmaid lsS WNW Tortugas Mar a.
Haiti 665 s Scotland Mar IA
Helen Barnett Gring passed Hattcras
Henry Mallory IS \ Jupitsr Msr ~
Italia Il Cape Florida Mar a.
Minneso,an 4o6 e Ambrose Mar i3
Monterey Oft Havana Mar IA.
Mount Evans lat "a 90 Ion SO 5S Mar il.
Nacata 700 ENE Ilatteras Mar II.
Nora 95 s Jupiter Mar l4.
POTOMAC lat A. 81 lon 4s 20 Mar 1S
Patria $50 Ambrose Mar IL.
Paul II IIarwood "A w Sand Key Mar ~.
Peninsular state 1925 Ambrose Mar ~.
Orleans 245 ITatteras Mar II
RAyo 1913 y Jupiter Mar Il
san Bruno l.02l Nantucket Mar IA.
Saucon 10 SW Key West Mar H.
Saugcrties lat 81 So ION 6l 2s Mar 4.
Schoodic so NE Cape Lookout Mar "a
Socony "a n Jupiter Mar Ia
Sundancc $50 from Hole in Wall Mar II.
Susquehanna 433 Ambrose Mar l3.
storm King 81 + Ambrose Mar a.
Swiftscout SE Sombrero Mar IT,
Tux panoil ESQ IF Mobile Nav II.
w c Tcsgle passed Jupiter Mar II.
West Corum 81 s Jupiter Mar Il
West Eldara 515 f. Ambrose Mar 13.
West Gainbo $50 Sc Cape May Mar IA.
West Hepburn LOCO L Cape May Mar II.
West Quechee 900 Il Boston Mar a.
William Green 10 s Sand Key Mar II.
William Penn l,222 e Ambrose Mar IA.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-15
NAVY Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Navy or
lorn irenad to.daN foil lOW.

From The Tribute's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Navy or
ders issued to-day follow:
Delano COM H., 10 W ashington.
Ravenscroft, 1t Com. G. NJ, to washing
Jones. n's, 1t. q. g. j. E, to New York
smith, Lit. q. g A. G.. TO L. 3 5. s-0o'
Butler. Ems. p. D.. to L. S. s. Antares
Ingram, Ems. ". A. resigned.
Julin, Ems. A e. resigned
Wierzbowski, Ems. j. H, to L. S. s. An
tares.
McDermott. Bosn. T. F. to L. S, s. Affair.
OFT Eosn. W. A. to New York.
Plttmsn. Bosn. /. Il, to San Francisco.
Hines. Oh. Pnarin. c. p, to San Francisco
u Toense. Pay elk. T. A, to u. S. S. .Antaree
Campbell, Ap. elk. d w. to U. s. S.
Denebola.
webb Ap. elk. W. C., to L. S. S. Sacra-
mento
Broadfoot, 1t. n. b, to Canacao.
Cheadie, 1t. w. T.. to U. s. S. Hart.
Eidredge. Lit. H c., to L. S. S. Albany.
Crosskopf. 1t. II. L.. to district communi-
cation supt
johnson. 1t E. r., to U. S. S. Pampanga,
knight 1t. r. H. to L. S. S. Whippe.
Thompson. 1t. B. NJ. to L. S. s. Dorsey.
Brock. Pay elk. A A. to u. S. s. Bath.
Following to phia-Newton. Com
]. H. Logan. 1t. Com. G. c.; Brady. 1t
J. H. Hyde Lit r. T.. Webb, Lit K. E ::
Wenzell. 1t l.. P; Whitten. 1t. r. 7. :;
McCrory. Ems. +. s.: Nish, Ems. A G /:
Thomas. Ems F. j.; Van Zandt, Ems r.
b; Mckay, Gun. w. S.; Richter, Pay
elk A H