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New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Harding Indorses
Plan fof $3O,0OO.OOO
Coast Shipping Pool
Pacific Port Envoys Meet
President and Officials
Of Board and Aid Is
Promised Big Project

WASHINGTON, Feb. g. The pros
pcct OF shippers on the west coast
creating a 100000 pool to purchase
and operate government tonnage in the
Pacific was materially advanced to-day
when representa- Of Pacific ship
ping and financial interests met with
the Shipping Board and conferred with
President Harding.
President Harding told tho committee
that nothing concerned him more in
domestic Legislation than tnat Of pro
viding proper aids for an American
nc reliant marine. lie bespoke his deep
interest in the formation Of the pro-
posed Pacific Coast company, the stocl.
Of which should be popularly owned By
the people Oh the west coast, for the
development Of American shipping in
The Pacific.
In the conference with the board
members, which followed the meeting
nt the White House, Chairman A. d.
Laskcr expressed the hope that the
proposed company would be formed and
that q feet of combination passenger
and cargo ships would be purchased.
While he made no promise as TO what
price the government could sell It's
combination bottoms, Chairman Laskor
stressed the point That in lire with the
Jones merchant marine act it was the
duty of the Shipping Board TO sec That
It's ships passed into private hands at
tnc earliest possible moment. Until
the President delivers his address TO
Congress on government aid to private
! chipping, and favorable action had been
| taken on Capitol Hill, the chairman
said he would have TO Withhold the
naming Of an upset price
As soon a3 Congress has expressed
is will on merchant marine lcgisla-
ton, however, thc board desires to dis
pose Of its Far Eastern passenger
ships, feeling that through private op-
Grafton tho trade with the Orient can
be much better Developed than under
government control. On behalf Of the
board Chairman Laslzer asked the COM
mittcc to cndcavor to iron out all diff
fcrcnccs between competing ports and
to so forward with the fo1mation OF
tho pool.
The representatives from the Coas.
expressed enthusiasm over tho pres
pcct Of forming a company, the only
reservation being that each port be
free to reach its maximum dcvciop-
mcnt, and stipulating that the parent
company should be so formed as TO
protect the interests OF each port. The
committee felt sure that this could be
| achieved, but stressed tho point tha.
the purchase price OF tonnagc should
be such as 10 make proper earnings
possible if the necessary cap;tal was
to DC attracted.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

u ,I1sae;,-I, ,t1h1EST Jan al-Anqrca Costa up.
GENOA. FEB l~Mincio 90. rhiiaacl.
cutta. 'o' al -
g ~ nAMbuf;G, rcb a-pakotsn. Portland
orH.. and san Francisco via Colon, M,nti.
ceiio. Bucnos Ayres via Tcncrino: SIN
Mount Clay. New York o'n
LEG HORN. FEB 3-Montc t;rapp, III,
DELA Goa BAY. Feb 4--Cor(e Castle
tErl. Ne'v York via Cape Town etc
bARCELONA. Feb 4-Montserrat fr,,
New York Via Cadiz '"'''
vEENlCE: vEfn,: Feb Italia tBr,. New York
fCh).. Portland. Ore. and San Fran,,soo ""oo
ma Honolulu; 18th. Niagara OBJ. van'
couver e, via Honolulu
vorh TAhKnlFr, x.a Fsb s-liuronian (Br), New
- AVoNMouTH Feb : Orthis rnr,
lsoria"nd' isfn' Me- and st John. n B. via
,a RvHHos AYREs. Feb 7-rortrus,,,on
= PiYMouTH, Feb g. zeelana Kew
,lokoHAMA. Feb s--sunatra Maru
aanskons.p aaap S1ap'' Tsfom. aad seattl. tor
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Cleared

Wliiisrn Nausler, Moshcr: Halifax:
Meropiuer (5r). Finch: Antwerp. red
star IIne. ~
haNerfora (Rr>, Jones; Hamburg via
@neenstovn and Plymouth. Alnericar
igciNr oiav CDan>. Peronard; Christian
sard. Christianla and Copenhagcu Punch
snar CNor,. Peterson. per-,s ,uoo .,a
lsania VIA Jacksonville. S Q Stray S S
Venezuela. Moreno: Havana and cristo-
bal via Panama Canal; W II Grace & CO.
Moore & Nccormack CO. >'''' ~ 'i'4'
NHohu Maru (Jap), iiozuni; Yokohama
aod Aooo Via Norfolk. Harriss Magiu &
Henry 4 Mallory, Barstow; Galveston
''l,rrson- Nors.oy; Norfolk; Old Dornsn-
ION Transportation Co.
hi Estero, Peterson; New Orleans;
southern Pacific Co
Ei soi. Patten. Galveston: Southern Pa
rachley Or,. william: Philadelphia,
Funch Edge & Co. - a.
Lake stirling whtchurxt; Rlchra
Richmond s S Co
Andrea r Luckeubach. Mcdonald; Los
Angeles and san Francisco Via PhiiadeI
ghia and Panama Canal. LucAenbach
i, Ij,sernia Isws) Thore; Norfolk: Moore
D0quesne, Gerlach; Baltimore: c D Nal
iorN 4 Co.
. Morristown- Powers: Philadelphia: Kerr
Delaware Robinson: Boston; Eastern
Nicholas Cuneo (Nor>. Just: Santiago
ana Guantanamo; Atlantic Fruit Co
Matilda Pierce Gt). Giacornino; Genoa
Naples and Tore Annunziata; Pcirce Bros
Hansa (Ger), kier; Hamburg; United
Schr HeiNeira: Thomas; Port su Prince
J \ Elliott & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day


Line with mails. is expected to dock lore. fore
noon al Pier Q. K COld Slip.
% Hqfoa y M buenos AyTes Jan 4, Montevideo
with nails. is expected in Quarantire !
, "a and VIII dock late at Pier . Nobokon
toicmbo GO. Genoa Jan 26, TO Italia
A. rlca Line with mails; Is expected TO
@.nr> iorenoon al PicT 81. y r (Wcs.
santa Marta, Santa Marta Feb .. 70
United Fruit CO with mails. Is expected
20 dock a m at Pier IS. z e tAfaiden Lance.
Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda Feb I: 10
pected to dock at Pier 50, y r CWest
18th ati.
Arasdasa Br). Be-rnuda I'eo :; TO
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co witn nails
= expected 10 dock forenoon a. Fler A.
= K tMoflcn STD.
Mohavk, Jacksonville Feb 6: to Clyde
Zine: Is expected to dock forenoon at Per
IS. /: (cha:l'en ~
puc To-norrow
hsis orr. Aaraeilles Jan %: 10 Iao-o
L.re VIII nails: is expected to doc.s at
General " c Corgas. cr.stobal Feb s.
20 PaMara Il Il LINE: IS expected to dock
- p.cT ], Noboken
CITY gi'y q : s@xannah ra. saya9nah Feb 7: to
aocE at Pier 55. y Il tsprlns ST..
Due Saturday
George Washington. Bremen Feb via
Line with mails; is expected to doe. fore
noon at Pier /, Hobohcu.
Battle tBrJ. Liverpool Feb via QUEENS
town .; TO White star linc with mails: is
expected 10 doc-. forenoon a Per 50, y l,
Albania eBf), Liverpool Jan 81: 70
Cunard Line with mails; is expectca to
rea'-a quarantine aoort noon aud Will dovx
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

Taraby $50 from Capc racc Feb :.
lrrcd W Weller 2cs u rempico Feb 2:
Nrceport sulphur II y rarnpco Feb 5.
GaTney eco ~ Ambrose Feb Z.
Gcorg ian 610 u Ambrose Feb Z.
George Washington 1917 " Anbroao Feb q
,;ulfooast ~ y Ilattcras Feb s.
II NJ Tlaglcr lsoo y Ambrose Feb J.
llastings lat 40 10 lon 40 "7 Feb :.
| White lT2 SW Hnttcraa Fob s.
MofIat jr $50 from Nantucket Fob {.
J Nj Guney $50 NV Tortugas Fcb s.
Lake GiltNdg" 70 NV Martinique Feb !.
Issnn Ssrr ne I"1a"I 20 ay r. o rampso oS r rSO s.
l'iEh'hurnc 80 w Sand Key Feb g.
Livingston Roc 17S2 u Ambrose Feb E
Macahi IS Nantucket Feb E.
Ma,don Crock lat % 10 Ion SO 80 Feb T.
Niattolc s Five Fathom Ranlt Fob g.
MN,cGk"osport 1896 ~ Anbrosc Fob T.
Ainncqua ~ Sr South Pass reb e
Munsolno rs S Scotland Feb :.
New Jersey lat 50 81 Ion IS Il Fob Z.
N"ra $50 W Sand Key Feb s.
Oklahoma city 77o u Capc Henry Feb =
',ars,n '.rs,q,na $50 ~ y hmbrose 1.t.' eco T.
IAN II Harwood anchored on Tampice
r;oasSJ r""Isoyrs g. as' $ Tso 5a csys,tos 7,s Feb
Princess Ma,oiNs lat Il /, Ion ct Of
Roanoke 1so sw south rsss Feb s.
Samuel . Brown 20 NM, lIattcras Ireb s
Santa Elisa G65 s Hattc,aa Fob Z.
santa Marta $50 S Scotland Fob S.
Sa7incro l,1'o e Ambrose Fob C.
Saranacca 80 n Earrica tcb 3.
Sarco1ie lat IS sc lon - TO Fcb T.
Satsrtta 27o u Nantucket Fob Z.
Sentt)" Spirit &C SEE Montauh Point
lrh g
shicNshinny lat 81 - lon rs os Web q.
Stcei N"yagef Is 40 II Ambrose Feb 2.
storm King l,570 Il Amhrose Teb T.
Sucroaa GO y Tortngas iob S.
Sutherland t53 u Ambrose lcb T.
l"l"a 1'2 Havana ''eb S
Transportation 10 SW by s Tivc ralhor1
Bank Fob s
I,'rinidad.au leo w Ne1oout Keys rob ..
Nl'l"rios l.l24 J.; Capc Horny Feb :.
" II Ilfor1 lat 81 ~ Ion - .. Eco =
W Malt'r \ IucNcuhrch a1l w Bnihoa Feb :,
Ward ESE Lohos Island Fob 5.
Wcstland lC9l i, Cane fIo,1;.- l1eh
West Ccllna lat A. SO lon J6 1S Fob =.
~ "st hurfcc lat 4a 90 Ion IS q Fcb :.
WcFi Nivaria los from rcnsaroia FEB 6
Wnat Saeina'v l0f y Ambrose icb :.
William Green S Block Island fob 8
Winpo.o t.S3S Sli San Pedro Feb
ucatan &o2 " Havana Feb s.
5 Bedford - y Jupiter tch :.
bartholomew "a NE Jupiter Feb 8
Iaroon'a 20 SO Hole in Wan I'cn :.
Everest 10 Sc Jupiter Feb S.
i Q Barstow 81 y Jupiter Rob S.
lieTbort ]. Pratt g. Nr Jupiter Feb s
tindsou GoS from NciYcr o,:or> Feb s
] N Few 60 \ Jupiter Fob 2.
Inn9n l;or, Arr9y 100 ) lupitcr Web 2.
Norman Bridge lSl y jupiter I,b
Occidontal Is NE Jupiter Feb s
N"nhand.c state SSs from Bishop'a NocE
Swift Arrow OS ~ Jupiter lrcb s.
swift Eagle 81 Ne Jupiior Feb ::
" +. Stead 50 Nh Jupiter FOB s.
w II Irish $50 y II Jupiter Tcb &
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Freight Ships Due
Dne To-day

csprsra- c:p,- Myessina, Jan IL: italia Am i.ins
tloniarr Palermo. Jan iS.......A IL Buli
v"Nucy Liverpool, Jan i4......A u Bu3l
..'gon' Rotterdam. Jan T.. Robert T. Hague
Aldgatc, Lisbon. Jan 1s...Jas w l1lwcil & CO
Ncstalia, Genoa, Jan .poircc Iroa
rhode Fagelund, Rio dc Jauo;ro. Jan II.
Al1aarso, Immlnshan Jan 81.
Pacific steam Navigation
West Caruln, 81 Thomas Trb 9
csrlsholTn. cothenhure. Jan -.
Vurness. Witty & CO
Steel vogaser' London, Jao s.
nditor. Dunhirk. Jan %. cos,nop titan Iino
Ssliusts Fesna1nbuco Jar II.
i.asnpasaa Galveston, ieb IT,. Mallory Lins
Acsab2- London. Jan IS. Al Trans Live
Chicaso City. Bristol. Jan @5.
James ArAcu {, CO
" II f'iiford. Rouco, Jan 2s ..R Hsxus
CorsoIL AvcnDouth Ian g.
J II Winchester & Co
Stanley Dollar. San Pedro, Jan 20. A'''0
Dollar Line
siam City, 6hie'ds, Jan 27....u S Nav CO
Duo Sunday
EySs1iiet, Antverp. Jan Is Belgian Line
eastern Guldc, Queenstown. Jan IS.
Moore. McCcrr.:cS e. CO
Due Monday
Az acsicAa. Les Angeles, Jan r.
United American Lines
Holland America Linz
Faraby, Y>eith. sspn 90 j II Winchester & ca
Duo Tuesday
sehehsS1:> Hamburg, Jan 81 Kerr s S CO
Somerset Eamhu-s. Jan eA Eobt l. Hague
Eastern CTs&o 81 Nazslro Jan So
Coamo politan Linz
Duo Wednesday
Wc1a ElGarAs Blout Jan a.
COsIno poN;4n Line
fasantsA Gissso-. Fob l... Cunard Line
Is andafar, Gibraitsr. Js.p IS Norcon-I-iry y
tlcrs DunAlrk. JAN a.. .N,oNrloIollt2n | M
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
l3 Sailors Taken OFF
Wreck in Breeches Buoy
Car,ain and Rest e Crery Re
fuse IT, s,eave Th'ss'c-norc.
Fest on pcalc cd VIII Bars

HIGHLAND light, Mass. Feb S.
Eigbteen Is the crew Of the Furness
Line freirhter ThisHemore. which went
aground last night on Peaked Hill Bar.
were rescued to-day by brcechcs buoy.
Because of moderatng Wind and sea,
Captain Fortune and tie rest of the
ships company decided TO remain on
board the wrecked vessel overnight
Early tonight coHst guards Of the
pcahe3 Hil and Race Point stations.
uAo aad heen fehtinr high winds and
hcavy seas since early morning in ef-
Sorts TO sake of the Thistlemore' s
crew rested from their labors. as no
more sailors would consent TO leave
fhe alp. The coast guards were stand
zig ~ IN thc event Of change in
ve.t77r again threatening the steamers 3
Safetv.
The freiehter grounded late yester-
day. and during the night fears that
sne vas breaking up induced her cap
tain 70 scnd out urgent ca Is for as
sistarco- Owing TO The hign seas coast
guards were unable 10 shoot d line
aboard until today.
Coast guards tonight reported that
the vessel was solidlv imbcdded in the
sands and In no immediate danger.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Sailed Yesterday

sastern Glade. conStantiaoplo: rarthe--n
-esi' chester. "a l. Drake. Port To-
o"r; MO. Tampa. Fort hamilton CEr).
bcrnuda- Maras1 (Br) Preston: sixaois'
Nlnsston. ilenry i Mallory. Galveston
H1af 'N9rl. RIO de Jauciro. Nonczue H. Sar,
EranCiTro Jefferson %orfolk: Eihrrnia
,S"} .oTfpi5. Lake Stirling Richmond :
.HuJ cs lbrl. Nio q. Janeiro; 1Nsbssha
lN p. New priesrst Ncssian tSr) liver
pool VIA Boston Bayonno. Pniaaciphia
',i t.st trreo New orleans, r SOL. C,alvcs-
ion, andrea Z pckeuhaeh. Los Angeles:
uhia. Nuquos1o. baltimore: Schra Anna n
Hflarilter. Jacksonville. " \ Reinhardt
Nogo'k' l. $ Coast Guard Seneca
IinoNly lBrl. Phila.lelphla.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

as 10 suggestion rlaAc to tho board II
uoa~ n~s ..N the subject laat fall. The
.Nt>u,lnn ~ ne = md of leaving TO the
inditicLai companies Who.l CT they will
srt1t,''!er thc,r vessc's under the f-St
iNN' t'snrcs o. saFc additional -onnaro
70 C27,l "nsa:e fer the rcndjustcd prices
wao nprrcvcd b. Mr. Mccormack "a q
mears Of encouraging efforts to build
up serv.ces.
cther Steamship mon expressed sup
tor: fp~ tho plan. hue withheld com
r'e7t -n;'l the details were made pub
hc. !, Vas sald that The announce
uont from the board was not clear and
that toe exact oirec. of the scheme
would net be Known until it was ap~
pN.i to individual concerns. Among
the points which were not clear was
whether the revision Of prices would
be made effective only with regard to
those who bought ships or installments
CT whether those who paid cash would
also be assisted.
As interpreted here, the Shipping
Boards intention is to mark down the
prlcc OF the ships, which were bought
at figures ranging from $3.50 to $225 q
ton, TO the current market quotations.
around $35 ton, with the provision
that the companies may take additional
ships at world prices UP to the original
contract figure This viii require no
additional expenditure by the COM
panies and ut the same time will not
lioan refund of cash from the board.
The net result viii he that the com -
paHics viii get more ships
1t is considered probable that the
companies TOW in the hands of re-
ceivors will have to surrender their
vessels. but that others which have
managed TO keep their heads above
water viii accept the offer Of the board
The board has stated that 1t will CO.
operate with the purchasers in assist
ing them to establish services and Will
Nith lirap .: aIlncatnn ,-nesnlc
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Ship Mem Here
Approve Aid 10
P;opecr Buyers
Rcadjus'mcn, bv Shipping
Eoa-9 VIII Ena5i~ Many
Companies 10 C"n'inne
Operation Of Steamers
S2os. 100000 Involved
Plan Announced hy Chair
man Lasker in Line With
Suggestions III Hearings

Announcement BY the Shipping Board
AT it VIII offer relief to the "pionccr
purchasers who bought vessels at
nigh prices after the war on the in
stallment plan met with approval in
steam snip circles yesterday. Il was
pointed ou; tha. the sale Ct $50 vessels
Ter total OF $29ioOoo 600 is involved in
the feadjustmeut that the board viii
now undertake with fcrty-two com
panies. Approximately sa5q, 600 600 Of
tnis tota' has been paid in cash and the
rest IS IN tho form of first mortgages.
L. j. Mccormack. Of Moore s Nc
Cormack, said that she plan of the
board vas a step u the right direction
and that it was substantially the same
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

u :. oni lsverett via SoltohaIna
boMBAY,, Feb 4-Stecl Trader. Fort
sHANGuAl Fob s--Goldcn state. San
Mandaean Maru dap, Tacoma and
Seattle via Yokchnma-
tDr,. Baltiinors via Norfolk.
suDZ. FEB 7--Clearwater. Singapore for
New York: Yang Tozo (Br). Manila for
Boaton and New York.
GIbRALTAR. Fob 7-chcrtscy fDr).
baltimore FOR Alexandria
LONDON, Fob i-Tails city (Br>, Balti-
, moro.
MARSEI1.lEs. Feb 7--stcc,maker. New
oFfanh sHnhN va an ssva fGr "p New York
Via Marscill"S and Suea
ANrW EKP. Feb 5Makalla (Br>. Bos-
ton vi9 London; sth csirmona (Br>. Port
LONDON. reb t--Nebra,k> (Br>. sar
Francisco Via Glasgow.
y. Non"nosslsK; 1nols S K rob a. winneoaso
ronTLAND. Eng. fob War sirdar
GT,Aso;Ow, Fob s-Tunts,as (Br). 81
nELFAs'r. Feb s-Dunaff Head NEr>,
Departures
COPDNHAGEN. Fob l-Johannes Maerss
TXYAI., FEB D-Antonio fspan>, (rrorn
ALDEN. Fob e--Roscrio (Br). from Cal-
cntta and Colombo), Goston and ,icv
:. SAIGON. Feb - Broad Arrow, San
ALuXANDEA Feb 7-sagadshoo 'frora
Shanghai. ctc>. Now York
GENOA, rob l-Adamcllo I,a), Ra.-
timore.
puNNIEK, Feb t--Anonia crr>. Key
Weat. Iowa (forncrty French steamer Bel
s!avia> Charleston.
ALDEN. Fob 6--Clan Kennedy tB>.
Crnrn Calcutta, ctc), Now York
Slilit.pH, lrnb G-Aifvo1 Nobel fNor).
savannah; A!tatross fNor. Hampton
Rosda.
rAYA7, Feb e--t,a!t',nore Maru (Jnp>.
Grom Civi,a Ncccha) Hampton Roads,
NoNGKONCi, Feb 6-City OF Durham
(1;r>, Boston and Ncw York; 1th Cape
SINGArORE Feb s-Aroorish Prime.
'ir>, Nrc.N Nongkrng). Boston Mnd Now
York.
rt;IrAs-r. Tcb 7--carrlgan Head (rr>.
BATAVIA Teb l--sitcsbon4o cot>. New
uUnvA. Feb s-winsuln >DN, Bait
more.
nyTC. -reb 7-.ventura DO La'rinlsa
lIrl.I. Feb .-1ksia (B~>, Sew York.
SHIELDS. Fob S--Besacggon lNor). New
York: Wis'cy (Es>, ST Johns, \ e.
SOrruAMPrON, Fob S-c,ymD.c (nr).
New YoriN
VALPARAISO. Feb s-s,arn (pan>, s-n
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

About February a flashing white light
every Iour seconds, flash os second.
eclipse 80 eeconds. OF 1000 candlepowcr
Will be esta blished 65 It above the watc:
on tho corncr of Hangar No \, Naval Air
station Operating Base Hampton Roads
Va. lat SO 81 N Ion 76 IS w, and ia
located 1.4oo yds "a so from clock tower
The master OF tho Amer str Dcvolentc
reports that tho light the gas and
whistle buoy csta blished at Mata Redonda
on StAtto.A Mexico. in lat 81 IA N lon
81 21 " is not only cxtinguished but that
buoy. ~-Ao
The radio station eastward OF Cross
Hid. Ascension Island. In lat SIS lon
~ ~ w ha" been permanently closed
me station is to be expungcd from thu
Cnarts Ef together with the note ITEM porar-
ily discontinued I9cD."
The two black buoys moored off the
mead OF th\ breakwatcr at Ponta Delgads.
san Mlsue' Islands, Azores. have been
"lthdraVn. An oil fuel jetty has been
constructed on the inner facc Of the outer
arm of the brcakwater S'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
BY Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co., Inc.


Aasn ~ Sterling ENE SEA G.rt s Pm
Gloucester IS z Fire Island ~ Feb ..
y = trina LocAcnbach 5ti s Oycrfails
)'cb z.
Mary l6s s Scotland w rc5 6.
.'canne BarneEat Light vcb 8
Cen v c Gorl,as 1,eS3 Ainbrosc Tcb &
uampdcn W b. s MortauA Gas Byor
EnD &
Eichconcal clI S Nczv York pcb 3.
Eeatrico So ME- Nantucket ~ Feb I.
Aeolus bout 500 from Ambrose $50
AM j'eb g.
s. ga poracf l.127 Z Arnbrosc FEB :.
Ea-stern star 1869 Il Ambrose Fcb {.
Mattoio 6J Diamond Shoals Trb T.
New .Icr,ry laS 81 80 " lon ~ - W Yres 6.
Eellin Ghain lat 81 os \ lou 20 2s " Fob T.
EdScfic.d t,l3o ESE Cape IIAttcrsa Feb :.
Gen Gocthals as5 ;, Scotland Eeb
ST JOIN. < &, Feb S-Sailcd: Bolsrs-
broke oirN LcnNon, Mciu.oso Head (Er>
licl'a.. -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Nav Orders
g-ers rAt rr,sY~e's "a~Asrstes ssr-',a

0~orn rAe Tr'su~es Warrington 5sr-.,r
" >STt NG rcN F-s. s.--Havy orders IS
succ &c I~y ie-''o~
fa'fis.t 1t II. r - Atiartic reet-
t7ocd. II 3 % t. G : RI
i'i~a 1t o, 10 eni,a@clphia
f<s@in.. - e. L.. t, T. g. S S-fs
lizard - X 4. 20 l.. S. :. $50
tt'sa'ine. II g. q J. J.. % u s s.
Sane otDe-.
Jehrs'en. II. o. g. = r c. 70 Z {. s.
y =
sss,fa. - .. - { X. 10 Washington.
NntrT Ens E. j.. 10 Sarto Do.u'nso.
", 1T, - y l., 10 Par,ar ret.
'on.rA Ers W + 40 So dis
FAase. Ii. T., 4 Caro- Cit
Cook. G.. bosn :. + TO e1oc saner ~.
Gay Cs- Nah l. Il, &C I. = s. reD-
n@Ssre.
Asi5 -. :. 10 L e 8 sps,a.
ss.io "l7E to AN.a7t.c rcet~-IAt7eat - q.
81 / n; whitman, 1t. =. 81 & r.:
paws. .ns- = a.; Jaw1n~, Eps G. n.
Mlil'r. "a y. &: T''sS'usnn. t,ns IL. ~
H,ligh', ..rs y 81 ti"cderson. It. II.
X; Sneca~sf, LIZ q. t. l. -; Ander~
son Can a; Tangren Maa j. ~;
Hwy. "a & L.; Et!ier. IL w. r
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Notice to Mariners
(ElY y s Mydrograpl,tc Onlca,

The Hydrographc Office undo.- :he
Navy Department is established u aid
rlartncr3- II publishes nautical charts.
books. tables and periodicals. 1t broad
casts by radio all urgent information
tnvolvinE danger to vessels. Its branch
Offices have the latest hydrographic in
formation OF All parts Of the world and
are prepared to serve mariners in many
ways. Mariners arc !ayitcu to call AZ
the branch offices between the hours of
ard 4:30. where they will be cordially
welcomed All mariners are requested
to forward promptly to the ncarcst
branch office all hydro graphic tnfor-
nation The Branch Bydrograp phic
Office. New York. Is situated at 1880
Broad st
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
MARINE. REPORTS

ing shipbuilding is the amalgamation
OF some Of the most important yards.
in the belief that this viii reduce costs
of construction and will enable Jap
ancsc enterprises to meet foreign com
petition 1t is reported that the idea
has not yet made great progress. Dur
ing the first half Of 1921 ship building
was slack in Japan, and only ten yes
sells were ndded to the feet. IN 1920
a total Of I4o vessels, Of $4,000 ton.
were built, while in the preceding year
377 ships, Of $4,000 tons, we're con
strJctpd
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

AZ 80 IN ~ pier s% N r fwezt i<th et>.
oihi'a (br>, Hamburg Jan 81 Via South,
sirpon stss, ar and chsroopE % 81 to noyn1 Msl
70 COCK fcrcnoon at PiT 49, Il tMor-
;ou rt).
Giuseppe Verdi NN, Genoa Jan 81: to
McDor nell & Truda with malls; Is expected
TO reach Quarantine late Friday and will
dock about ~ at Pier 80. n Il (North
Moore sO.
Nicvw Ans,erdam tpt>. Rotterdam Feb
] via Boulogne and plymouth ?; to Hol-
'an9A Ta"5oS Anerics h'nr w'th mails is eI
sunday at 9Th st. Noooken.
Cuba Mall Line with mails; Is expected to
dock at rier Is. B'klyn t(iraco st).
Guiana GRr> trinidad Fob .: 10 r'urrc~-.
Witty 4 Co Win mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at rior a. BlSlyn (Amity sN.
Cornal. Galveston Feb 4. to Mallory Line:
~ expected To dock forenoon at I'icr 3S
u (kius stl.
Duc Sunday
cantjsny. Antwerp. Fob a.
Toloa- pt irnon. FEB G. unitrd 'l Fruit t's Line
ct2 Of ST Louis. Savannah Feb ..
Ara pahoe. Jacksonville, Feb .. o...ciydo Line
Dne Monday
Stavangeryj ord, Bergen, Fob 6.
Norwesi ian American Line
Megantic, Nassau. Feb 10. White star Limo
Santa Luisa- Valparaiso. Jan 25.Gracc Line
Fort Hamilton, BERN uHa- FEB II.
Furncss, Witty & Co
Ponce San Juan. Tcb &.
y 6. Porto Rico Linz
Mara acaito Curacao. Feb S.. Bliss Dallctt
Due Tuesday
Clyn pic, Scuthampton FOB ..W star Line
Centennial State. Queenstown. Feb 4.
Cnitcd States Lines
Hacapa, Kingston Feb s .unitod Fruit Co
Crizaba~ Havana, Ncb 1o.......W Ward Line
ocean s S Co
Lcnapc. Jacksonville Feb ll....Clyde Line
Due Wednesday
Mongolia, l!ambuig. Fob la mrricau Line
1oth land. Antwerp. Feb o Red Star I.iuo
The'nist toclcs. Namburs. Feb In Galano-
NoManche, Jacksonville. Fob j. Clyde Line
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09

America viii have good carr,
next SIX months. Tie co1' soeS 10y
just closed a contract wink Ssvcn1pang
fernYlan interests for hauj;n,,.ea 4
tons Of ore to Puget sound lsi
pscted that the cargo @, na, It is
Coiie and Peru, consigtjS,,, S--,,,Vslnlent
l1noer, -four aad salmon ,S;,1 Chiefly
to be fair. v'' VIII cont,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
tr"welI 4 Tnur;o,

L. J. NcHnllan Tas -
manager for Tho Crowell = a22's,
'ntercoastal line for gao p.o'o y Ihgro
west' ~ith Seattle rs ba.sc b~s',c Norl
he company IS faaintairino'a' issrte,
ey.ery t~o woeks, nth siy 3 3 saiar
All new vessels of ta. 2 5oo SaI, dshi,
class. ''''o dead dgec
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Delay Bill of Lading

The, new export bill of lading ap-
proved by the Interstate Commerce
Commission, which originally was an
nounced as effective February Is, will
not be put into operation until March
10, says statement from the COM
mission. The National Traffic League
has asked the commission to reopen
the hearings on this bill.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
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