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New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Arrived Yesterday

rdros.. Fort Nistorts |B7 nerm"aa Ma Ma to
FRS MAJ S' S'IHsafxss FSs cs z fds sSip
ping Co WITH sugar , 1itM th St pym
Mar =. to Munson Line, with mdse
cranes y. Erie Basin, b'klyn.
Atlantic Frui, Co, with fruit Pier %, d R.
Sagedahoc. Shanghai Oct 2S Batavia
Nov rs; Singapore Dec Colombo Pee lS.
Feb 70: to Green Star Line, With mdse
Pier 2. Erie r. Jersey CITY.
Rcrgcnsf)ord 1Nor). Christiania, Feb -
70 second cabin. l73 third class pass. mails
and mdse; SOth st B'kiyn,,,
mdse' Pier IS. r r. w. "''" pass anu
, r. tKoeNsway Park. returned hence torg
on Tompkinsville, l.
sehr Annie c Ross. Georgetown, c;
chorcd off Red Hook Flats, B'klyn.
Italia (Br). Palermo. Feb s, Gibraltar
Feb 23; TO Cunard Line. with pass, and
mdse, anchored off Quarantine; Will dock
about $50 4 M at Pier II N (wcst Slst
schr Geo W Truitt ir. Owens Ferry,
Feb ~ Brunswick Feb 81; to Sexton &
Bryant. with mdse, anchored off Red Hook
Flats. Brooklyn.
Maraval (Br), Perth Amboy, March 9.
10 Furncss. Witty & Co. in ballast, Pier
"a. Brooklyn.
Arsguaya lBrl. Bermuda March :; TO
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co, with 2S4
pass, and in ballast: Pier 42 y II
Mount Carroll, Hamburg. Feb 22; to
United American Line, with 430 third
class pass mails and ndse Pier SIS n r.
Rovaer (Nor). Sague. Feb %, Matanzas
March 3; to the and Cuba Mail S
Co, with sugar Federal Refinery. Yonk
ers. \ Y.
Ocmulgcc. Pensacola, March 5. TO
Southern s 5 Co, with indse; Pier A y r.
Allianca. Norfolk, March I. to the Old
Dominion Transportation CO, with mdsc
Pler % \ Il.
West Catanacc Philadelphia. March s:
TO Elder Steel s Co, with mdse; an
chOrcd off Liberty
Bayano Philadelphia March Z; to
Ward Line. with mdse. Pier II, Brooklyn
Nesta. Providence. March 81 to stand
ard OIL Co. in ballast; anchored off
Tomp<insvillc S l.
Argosy. Valparaiso Jan 2s. Coquimbo
Jan 30. Tocopiila Feb TO- to Vessel, Duvall
& Co; with mdse; anchored off Quaran-
tine
Santa Marta, Cartagena Feb % Puerto
Kingston March 4; to the United Fruit Co :
with pass, mails and mdse: anchored off
Quarantine; Will dock a bout $50 q m at
Pier 3, &c tMaiden Lane>.
Italia (l3r). Trieste Feb "a, Messr,a Feb
1S, Palermo Feb 10 Gibraltar Feb 20 10
he Anchor Lime: with . cabin, s stecrago
pass and mdse; anchored off Quarantine: ::
will dock about 5 80 m at Pier II, \ r
(Wost Slst sO.
Jacob Christenscn( Nor), Havana.
Mariana, Guantanamo.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
French Line
Blocks Ship
Conference
Wiihdraws From Trans
Atlantic Pact, but Says
Rates Will Not Be Cut:
Appeal by Love Fails
Ponchelet Outlines Stand
Traffic Manager Asserts
Joint Action Has Not
Stimu lated Business

The path to harmony among the
steamship conferences developed a
.horn yesterday when it was learned
that the French Line. the Compagnie
General Transatlantique. definitely
had withdrawn from the rate agree
ment and would act alone. f. Ponche-
let, freight traffic manager. was clos
eted with W. J. Love. vice president Of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. for
some time at the Offices Of the Ship
ping BOARD. AZ Broadway. After the
meeting Mr.. Ponchelet said that the
French Line felt it could serve it's own
interests and those Of its custom ers
better out of the conference than
within.
Mr.. Ponchelet emphasized the point
that the refusal of his company to be
bound by conference rates did not
mean rate war. Instead, he said, the
French Line felt that the existing
schedules were fair and they would be
observed until conditions change. upon
which the company desired to feel free
to raise or lower the charges as it saw
best.
In their talk with Mr. Love Mr.
Ponchelet and NJ. Bordes, of the same
company, declared that while the con-
ference had stabilized rates since last
summer it had failed to stimulate
trade and. in their view, the agreement
was no longer justified.A
The unexpected frlnress of the
French Line shattered the belief that
the decision of the United American
Lines to re-euter the conference had
Smoothed out all difficulties.
AS the situation stands now. MIR.
Love has succeeded in his efforts to get
the steamship companies in the Dutch.
Belgian and German routes together,
but the lines running to French ports
arc stlll IN uncertainty. The latter are
the French Line, the Cosmopolitan
Shlpping Company and the LLOYD Roy
al Beige.
According to reports in steamship
cifcles, the reason for the withdrawal
OF the French Line is the belief that
the Lloyd Royal Beige has not main
tanned conference rates, though this is
denied By the latter company.
The Continental conference was in
session all day yesterday, working on
details OF the restoration Of the agree
ment reached the day previous. The
ss,tuatlon with respect to the Genoa
marseilles and Barcelona conferences
winch have collapsed, was unchanged
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Freight Ships Due
Due To day

Vessel. Port. Agency
.1cthou. Buenos Ayres. Jan a.. Kerr s Co
Tsushima Maru, Colombo, Jan Al,
Houider. Weir & Boyd
Cornish City. shields. Feb il.
u s Navisation Co
Maimen, 1mminsham, Feb "a.
Maddequet. Cardiff Feb 10.
J II Winchester q Co
Rankdale. Marsoillea. Feb g.. j w Cleveland
Exeter city Brstoi. Feb IS. j Arlsell a Co
Sven Jarl' Gothenburs;. Feb 1b.
Q Stray s. Corp
Aas'dyk' Rotterdam; Tsb ls
GIcnspcan. Bahia. Feb 80. rurncss- W withs
Eastern Tempest. Belfast; Feb H.
Moore, Mccormack g. Co
Juiiana. Gibraltar. Feb cl. Garcia & Diaz
Dundrennan. Gibraltar Feb 23.
i'urncss. Witty & Co
West Kecne. Santos Feb 49,
International FrciEhtinE Co
Atlantic, birmingham, Feb "a.
Furness. Witty & Co
Duo Tomorrow
Montauk, London. Feb 25. All Trans Limo
Alpine Range. Leith Feb "a. Furness~ Withy
ohioan San Francisco, Feb is.
United American Lines
Erdely, Oran. Feb % Phelps Bros
Duo Sunday
Eastern Leader. Hull. Feb IS
j II Winchester Co
kotonia, Buenos Ayres, Feb IL.
X l Luckcnbach. Los Angeles Feb %.
Luckenbach S Co
Due Monday
Clan Kennedy. Agiers. Feb 81
Barber 8 s Lines
Hyanthcs. Buenos Ayrcs, Feb 20
X Il Houston s. Co
Due Tuesday
Mckcosport Dunlsirk. Feb "a.
Cosmo politan Line
Ioba Maru. San Francisco. Feb II.
Houldcr. Weir & Boyd
Due Wednesday,
Minnesotan, Liverpool. March Q
United American Lines
Francisco, Hull, March /.
Elcrman's Wilson Line
Alamo, Galveston March s. Mallory Line
Due Thursday
Ossa. Alexandria. Feb %. Export S Corn
flako, London, Feb l1...Norton. Lilly & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

either selling more tonnage at present
world market prices, to bring The to
tai cost of tho government ships ac-
quired by the company down to re.
placement value, or disposing Of the
securities. held by the board on the
nine government vessels involved to
the highest bidder
An effort is being made to have the
Equitable Trust Company, which
hoated the bonds on other Green Star
tonnage purchase the Shipping
Board paper rather than to have the
company turn back the tonnage to the
government
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

REVAL, March ARGUS PhliadelphIa'' ~
,CorENIAGGEN. March 3-Arkansas
HAMBURG. March august tNor),
New Orleans
BREMEN, March s-sa chsenwald (GoD.
,,CLLYnn; March 7-canadian Aviator
Francisco; Chlclsasaw city, New OrioaD~
SHANGHAI March 7Hcktor tNoiN.
Portland ore; 3, bearport. Portland. orc.
BATAVIA. March 7-TJisalak (Du), San
GLASGOW, March s-concordIa Br).
Baltimore tnot at LivcrpooD.
LONDON. March 8-Chanccllor (Br),
s;ouTHAMPToN, March o IGomeric
tBr), New York.
Departures
NEUFAIIRWAssER. March -Latvio
Dam, New York
HAMBURG, March A-Chickasaw, Now
DupLIN, March 5--Kcnbsne Head (BD.
BARnow, March 7 - Aladdin (Nor,.
:. CARDIFF. March 7--Britsh Judge ORD.
KopE, March City OF Spokane, Van
couver
G,11 HHINI1AM - by Mareh M,st, 7--peqs Boston:
Hampton Roads, s. scalarla (B). Beau
81 y ENl, { V, March 7--Royal
Prince (Rr). 0rom Algoa Bay), baltimore.
LONDON. March s -- Comno (Br). st
John n b. .. Centennial State, New York
ARpROSSAN March s. II. X. Wage
tNor), baltimore
COLOMBO. March s-Wolvcrino state
from Calcntta). San Francisco.
MANtHESTER, March s--West Cotor1-
SINGAPORE. March 5-poeton cpn
lfrom BataVia), Now York: sth-Sutton
Hall (Sr). New York.
ADEN. March City Of Valencia (Rr)
from Cnlcutta) Boston and New York
SHANGHAI, March Ajax (Br). New
York.
HUETVA, W rch 2-sougertics Tampa
rETTh March lie Coz (Br, Phla-
BREMEN, March 4-Maryland CBr).
Boston.
GIBRALTAR. March s-sitoobondo COY
lfrom Hatavia), Boston and New YORK
sth \inshorn (NoD Nrom Naples),
IIQlIO, March 7-Archcr. New Yorle
GAPE TOWN, March 7-Bordcrcr tBr).
Philadelphia.
st John B
lMMINGHAM March S-Samnanrer
(Norl, New Orleans
HoNG kong. March s-shinyo Maru
(JAp>, San Francisco
FANAl, March s-Nauclin (Fr) Nrom
BordeauNl, New York.
PLYMOUTH. March o-Nieuw Amstcr-
dam lDD, from Rotterdam for New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Fire Record

iz'l'-1ss s,, Ninth Avenue. John Nit
12;3o-Boston Road and the Bronx t,r,s'' "''
,.so FlVsr auto. unknown, Consider Bile
s.ss-}ls 5 rnsi mail truck to .....;. Trflng
'AS5-sls West St, Burgton & HumD Unknown
S:1a-ssl East lith St. sam aTlf''ns
s.5o-In front Of 2573 FRS. A1s ansn0wn n
Sauutomobile, John Horn
s::o-ls3s Lexington Ave. automoH di'''"s
bile, Gulden Elm Bros, .Tri.ling
9i40-Front of 2os Yves. 18th St. tar
kettle IN street, unknown Unknown
l0'S'-1fss 1a,!,n Amsterdam Ave. Morris
l:o5-2s7 west ii7th St. Msrgaret I1nssqefA0'e
McGillighan .......... Unknown
2;a5-East 34th St. ferry hoist
TN bridge pennsylvania r. r, Trifling
'"V-ze East 7Sd st, George
$3.50 W 27th St. : Coca Cola co'' o''''"s
..s. Trihing
Gar,lsst Lexington av.; William Nc
s :oo-64s Lenox av., unknown. Unknown
: 20 zV3 LIST av-, unknown. Unknown
''o-izz W. 26th st; II. Kaufman
M go t'ros e., 80 Unknown
;lo~-zl New Cham bers St; Sunshine
lis Grove St. TO- Mrs sullivan unknown unknown
'@c-zlz W. 44th st. Charles Wech-
;2o-4os E. 25th st.; Milton Horo- 4 oS"0""
'4S--S72 Dawson st. the Bronx:
Roman Brenner. Unknown
:og-5o7 sth av.; A. Hertz. Unknown
:1e--llo e. f2d st.; Barret Co.. o...Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

TARRAGONA, March 3-Mar Caribe
tSpl. Galveston (not previously).
LE1XOES. March 3-West Chetac New
Orleans
MARsEILLES. March 6-Anniston City.
Calcutta for New Orleans
ANTWERP. March 6-Lieutenant Jean
Laurent Fr), Baltimore; Springfield. Port
land, Me.
DUNkIRK. March 6-Zarembo. Philadsl-
phia.
MANCHESTER, March Gloria de Lar
rinaga (Br), Galveston
GIBRALTAR. March SC canadian
Hunter (Br), Philadelphia
BELFAST, March S-Liberty Bell, Sa
vannah. "a
SYDNEY, n W, March s-Trevorian
BUENOS AYREs, March S-Montpel,er
Hamburg. 'o''o''
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
tDistance is given in miles. Reports
dated At noon unless otherwise snecihed
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS Ann
SHIPMASTFRS

The Tribune publishes daily renort.
OF tho positions OF merchant vcss.l -.
ceived through the United States Nayol
Communication Service. Shipma,t.rsor -
vessels with radio apparatus NAV yitS.
out charge, report their CTR5 noon
positions through the following ravai
radio stations in the United states
proper: Bar Harpor, Nc tOtterclIrfo,Ss
Cape Hauteras, n. C.; Jupiter. Fla
Key West. Fla; New Orleans. La
These position CTR) reports .houId
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they mill be formarded 70
New York. 1t is important that the,s
reports should be sent promptly st
noon each day In order that thev NAV
be received in time for publication.
POSITION reports can also be sent
ent Wireless Telegraph COMPANY. Inc
New York City tWCG), Babylon l.,
J. tNSE), Easthampton, L. l. (WSA(
New London, Conn. {WST).
Tho Radio Corporation of America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape COD
(W { @, Siasconset, Mass (W CO.
New London, Conn. CIV L G.. Cape
May New York City (W n ".
Medical and surgical advice will ho
gwen lree through the Radio Corno-a
11on 1 OF America by the L S puhllc
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Maritime Miscellany

san FRANCISCO, March o-Venezuela
raelhc Mail service from that port esta b
ilshed seventy three Years ago and dis
continued few wears later.
SEA1TLE March 9-IIanlcy, ono Of
hrst two Shipping Roard steamers char
,erea under bare boat basis. turned back
hY Admiral Line, made voyage to Europe
route with full cargo of steel
SAN PEDRO, March 9-Neponsct. due
her' IN few days, bringing five tons of
haddock. consigned by Mayor Curley OF
bos'on, TO Mayor cryer. of Los Angeles,
In attempt 10 establish market on Pacifc
Coast Tor Atlantic sea fonds
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Sailed Yesterday

Tuxpanoil. Port Arthur; Julia Duckcr-
bach. san Diego Seattle Spirit. Cork
Santa Olivia. Baltimore: Rocbeway Park,
Libau; Caxias (Braz), Perns mbuco; Co
manche, Jacksonville; Nordlys (DanD, Rio
de 1aneiro Via Norfolk; Esperanza, Hs Vana
Santa Theresa (Br). Havana; Taormna
D), Naples; Italian (Swed). Norfolk
Walter u Munson, Matanzss; Bayonne,
Philadelphia Danehom Dan), St. Johns
Medina. Monte Crist
Sallust (Br). Para Via Norfolk; Mongolia
(Sw). Santiago
Muskosee, Newport News
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Vessels Sold

kontucky, steel screw wooden 43 tons;
Ludwig
Vail Brothers. gas screw. tons; sold 10
Grace NJ Vail by Wallace King. admin
Transfer No %. steam screw 1855 tons;
sold to y Marine Co by L S Quarter
masters Dept for 1851 900.
Doran, steam screw. wooden So
tons; sold to Arthur Corners by United
Marine Towing Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Dollar to Build
Up 1ntercOastal
Steamship Line
Two Tramp Vessels Fore
runners of Regular sserv-
ice; Oriental Lines TO
Be Augmented Shortly

The two tramp vessels placed in
service between the Atlantic and Pa
ciGc by Robert Dollar are the fore
runners of regular line which will
be established as other ships arc ac-
quired by the company from time to
time, it was learned yesterday. Tho
Stanley Dollar and the Mandarin will
maintain irregular sailings until more
boats can be obtained for berth line.
The four steamers purchased recent
ly for cash from the Shipping Board
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Shipping Board Makes Plans
For Green Star Settlement

From The Trsbnne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March o-Settle-
ment of the Green Star Steamship
Company obligations by the Shipping
Board may be reached in negotiations
now pending be.ween the legal depart
ment OF the board and Robert J.
Adams, receiver of the line. The board
has decided that it will settle with
the Green Star company on the same
basis as other pioneer purchasers,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Dangers to Navigation
CBy U, S. Hydrographic Onice)

no photographic Office under tho
Navy Department Is established to aid
partners. 1t Publishes nautical charts.
BOOKS, tables and periodicals. 1t broad
casts by radio all urgent Information
involving danger to vessels It's branch
offices have the latest hydrographic i'm
formation OF all parts of the world and
are prepared TO serve mariners In many
ways Mariners are invited TO call at
the branch offices between the hours Of
and 4;30. where they Will be cordially
welcomed All mariners are requested
to forward promptly to the nearest
branch office all photographic infor-
nation. The Branch Hydrographic or
Iice. New York il situated at 1880
Broad Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

Winifred 100 SE South raes Mar o
Yankee Arrow 6b2 u Amhroae Mar g.
Geo Washington sd Piraous I'M Mar g.
Hudson 1870 from Dover tEns) Mar &
Manaqui 1o7 s Nantucket Mar 9
Peninsular state n North Kinder Nv
Mar s.
Potomac lat 40 rs Ion 2i "a Mar
Seattle Spirit SW Fire Island Mar n
Susquenhanna lat 40 % lon 81 24 Mar 8.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Army Orders

FROM The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHI NGTON. March 9.--Army orders
issued today follow:
Infantry
smith, Col. II. A. to Walter Reed Hospital
stokes, Col. Nj. b. to Walter Reed Hospit al
Mac-achlnn, Maj. ID. j., to Fort Ontario
Clark. Capt NJ. W.. to Walter Reed Hos
Goedecke, 1t Col. F., to Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Claussen. Capt. w c.. resigned
2uartermaster Corps
Huber. Capt. +. f., to Fort Bcnning
Winn Lit. Col. c. D. to Fort Sheridan.
Miscellaneous
Porter, 1t. II. L.. Eng. to Camp Lewis
Morgan. 1t. j. r.. Air Service, to Letter.
man General Hospital.
Sawyer, Maj c., Sig. c., to Walter Reed
Hospital.
Morton, Maj Gen. C. G.. U. S. A., to Letter.
man General Hospital.
HamiIton' sndIt It. Cot ". w. K, Adj Gen. tc
Taylor, Maj. j. b. c. A., to Walter Reed
chrlstlan. ,. Maj. t. J. J. F. A. to For,
cowles. Maj w. H.. Cav. to Walter Reed
Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Marine Disasters

COOS BAY. March q-Two coastwise
Weat her.
SAN FRANCISCO March a-Schr Es-
ther, hence ith for Seattle, returned Sth
leaking
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10


Sail To-day
Vessel Fort. Sails Pier
Cayo Manbi. San Juan. IL M.,......7 N n
Estonia, libau. PM. IS, Bush D. b klyn
Colon, Cristobal. 8 rM..........65 65. N r
Baracoa, Kingston, PM......,...H N r
Surinam, Trinidad, PM...........s4 N r
sail Tomorrow
Olympic. Southampton. PM .5a N II
Ryndsm, Rotterdam, L NJ ..5th st. Hobolcn
stockholn. Gothenbure. u 81, n Il
Ane2rica. Plymouth. rM; ;....l. Hobokon
La Savoie. Havre. l2 M..........57, N Il
Algeria. Glasgow. - M.........st' N r
SsNonis. Hamburg, II NJ .......... 56. N Il
rsrTio rsTsI 0oFenh"Esn e1a 20 ~ M7'h ST. oboken
Fort Victoria. a Bermuda. Be- @ ii AMsS ;,
kosalind' st Johns, II AM.Java st, Blslyn
Ponce San Juan, l2 M........,.35 Il lSlyn
1A.irssusya; Ara; Bermuda, II ,AM....... AZ, N r
1roo,o,s 1,"a, torf r,,]s nimon, AN ..
Munapar. AnulIa. PM. M........s. En-
NNauban; Buenos Ayres 2 Pm. IA, HoboNen
s|h@Ean ssssqMiooi Nalp@raiso 3 Pm .....42.
cameronis. GIsssow IL IL Nj ......5s
Moha"E Jacksonvlle, Il NJ. ......S6, n II
Creole, New Orleans. ~ M........,4s, II II
Ecuador. Cristobal. l2 M.33. p'klvn
Helen. san Juan. l2 M......27' B'kiyn
sail Tuesday
oid North State. Plymouth, II AM
,MiaasdyS. n Rotterdam. - NJ 5th st, Hobokcn
Munplace. Vera Cruz, PM ......g ER
Munargo. Nassau > PM pM........q E X
Arapa ahoe, Jacksonville ~ M.3s. \ II
hork Castle, Cape Town, 2 PM36. B'l,lyn
Polycarp, Para, II AN. ...S3d ST, SO b KIN
c, Sail Wednesday
"i - - q T. - vi d. y Il
Santa Marta. Santa Marta. II AN 80, n +,
EeatTiGe' San Juan. II M........27, B'klyn
nprt Hamllton. Bermuda, II AM95. \ X
Braea, Marscillcs. PM. .....31st st. B'kIvn
Hanover. Bremen, II M.......1, Hobokon
Sail Thursday
southern Cross. Rio dc Janoiro. PM
Maraval Trinidad IT AM......24, B'k1Vn
ialoma. Gibara. l2 NJ M...........o EE
Mohtserrat, Vera Cruz, IL M......S' En-
Bound South
kosa''nd tRr(, st Johns. n +, and Hall
pals and lndse: anchored; schr ViI<inp
Nantucket for st Johns, n +, and Usi1.
fax. s, with fish '0 Nian
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
WEST RIDES CRIIIssSs

From New YORK f. fIay.-.
Parsfua Capa}. Veaez3e,s Jarnaie,
r. ~ar1 isianf4 tfsIn ,'y"aFf an
Fioo ana BerruGa 'a'a'ds. psr
Megantic f2a 101 tanel
z5-d4y cruise win noo.-.-~- War /.
q OIL W n-s- I'LL - - - 1lg aa-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
~ REED STAn R,ru,,, =, \,

Finland NJ ."1 antwsrn
I Gofhland - NJ o. "rf- = 3sy =
hroonidnb t1- 49,.
J IapiaDd t-- , . jlna 4
/Peiunh t.- "a 7f i3 iJna +,
s,To, To Hamburg. L'bsu and DAM ;;.ay
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10

Winds at sea To-day
Fart Gulf OF Mexico-Fresh possibly
strong. southeast and south winds. shiftirg
10 west over northwest portion. Overcast
weather and probably local rains
West Gulf of Mexico Fresh TO strong
west 70 northwest winds. Overcast weather
and ably local rains.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh east and southeast winds
Overcast weather nd local rains
North OF Sandy Hook--Increa sing south
east and south winds. Overcast weather
and probably rain.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras-1ncreasin
southeast and south winds, probably be-
coming strong. overcast, thick weather
and rain
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Trcsh, possi-
bly, strong, east shifting TO north winds
and rain
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
70 A1a1Es.Esg EsgcsAN LINN
10 0lle Q II IL. Z. L. =. :. nN%aA4H

=" Vuerfl*folyn and sWs,nh.e"~es
UaverforJ -fd4rorts ''"'ohurg
Nanchuria - so y y5a.-s-..-,.- =, p. Mar Il
Jinarkahda ga r.assl ~ Har !,
-Ca3ls at plyreopth snd 's.-s 's.. Ap- IA
international Mercantile Mar. t,''s
sroaa,yay. a~ sss,',.' 3 y :, se1 o, ~. T:a'''''
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water Low water
AM PM AM PM
Governors Island $40 RAJ 1l:bi -
Hell Gate. .,...... 6:Aa T;27 l2bl t:35
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE-Mai Information will be found
n Travel Guide Page Column Eight
SaiE To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-03-10
TRAVE,
xA kE2ETTGs GrAn

Olympic g N.Afsr. N 4,r
tl",ut ric fneTj ..s " ,,f','' Ap-
Majestic (new)e r " May IN 4al. tg Ar
10 Liverpool VIA l,uren.t,i.I .,...
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
ESTATE CLAIMED
BY TWO WIDOWS
Both Women Say They
Married s. M. Frank
and Reared Family

MONTGOMERY. Dec. 2o.--rwo
women, each claiming 90 be the law
ful wife OF samuel NJ. Frank. Il
well-known Montgomery man. who
died a few months ago. today car
ried their claim and complaints to
the circuit court OF Montgomery
county for settlement. Evidence was
presented by both tending to show
that they had been married TO Frank
and that they had reared families.
The case was I'm the nature Of a bill
filed by the Modern Woodmen OF
America asking the court TO issue
a decree saying which Of the women
Is the lawful wife cf Frank who left
a $4,000 Insurance policy 20 be paid
his wife"
The case was heard before Judge
Leon MCCord who reserved decision.
The two women who maintained
stoutly that they were the wives and
now the widows Of Frank are Le-
vada Frank and Nevada Frank.
Court officers who heard the testl-
mony said the women resembled
each other in many respects. Levada
claimed TO have been married &c
Frank back In the nlneties' and
has four children, one girl "a years
old.
Nevada says she was married 10
him several years ago hy "A Mont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

CHILDREN or tho Detention homo will
be given q Christmas party with tree
and presents by the Young bstrons Ms
sionhFy society Of Ncston Avenue NJ, r..
church Thuradny evening
IN TINE INrEnEAr Of raising money
iar oluo1ogse ne rulso h9aings' T.,,,i'
evening. December 90. in the assembly
hall OF Trinity Episcopal church ana VIII
continue the 6ereA during January and
February, according 10 plans laid at the
weekly luncheon wednesday noon In Bi
Woods cafe The sum Of SO was voted
70 tho work Of the Public Jtealth Aaso-
cigtiun.
=. L. WILLIAMS. real estate ana IN
surauce man Of ottawa, kan. and father
Of Mise Ethel JOY Williams. who Is at
IN ChinV. died Tuesday night OF his home
following two days Illness according tu
word received here yesterday.
HAROLD r Mor'r OF the claims de-
pArtnrnt ~ the ~. Joseph ana brand
island railroad, NJ -. Joseph, Mo, atupped
Oft In Tulsa Wednesday en- route 10 spend
Christmas with his parents at Oklahoma
city.
FORMER GovnkNuR charles H.
Drough ~ Little Rock. ARK, deacon in
tho IAttlo Rock church and we'll known
lecturer. viii deliver thu principal address
nt the third annual banquet Of the nusi-
ncsa Mons Bible class OF the FirHt BsptiE,
church 10 be held the evening OF January
announced by the program arrangement
committee.
DIR. Z. L. nENoIsr. head OF the
medical section OF the Tura sub.
dlstrlct officers. United states veterans
bureau, is acting rs chief executive In the
"a spcnding wcoks leave or nhHeneo al
Lawton with Mrs Harris Ionuie Riley
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
CROSS EXAMINE DEFENDANT


YUMA. Arlz., Dec. 2O.--Alya II.
Smith. charged with embezzlement
Of $4,000 OF the funds OF the Valley
bank of Parker. Ariz., was subjected
to grllling cross examination BY
states attorneys during today's ses-
siuns of his trial
The Juror whose Illness caused a
recess yesterday afternoon was able
to return TO the courtroom this
morning and the trial was resumed
Rebuttal testimony was started at
an extra session tonight and pros
poets were good that the case would
so to the Jury late tomorrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

There are at the present time S.
us persons employed in civil serv-
ice positions Rt Washington, d. c.