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Creditors Seek Ship Board Pay For U. S. Mail Charge Discrimination in Allowing Claims for Re eonditioning of George Washinston and America Plan Appeal to Gongress "Moral Obligation" Is the Plea Made by Attorneys Against Shipping Board that the Shipping Board has discriminated against a large number of crcd.tors of the defunct I'nited Mail Steamahip Company in al lowir.g certain reconditioning claims and rcfusing; to pay others, and also plans to appeal to Congrcss for relief, marked thc meeting of the creditors at the Hotel Martinique yesterday aft? ernoon. i Attorneys for the creditors declared that operating claims of the kind dis llowed hy lhe board were ordinarily the basis for against tho vessels, ar I should not bo charged agoinst the bankrupt company. lt was also said that in chartering vessels to a com? pany without capital, and by givins: it support and indorsement, the Shipping I oard hat- assumed a "moral obliga tion" to pay the claims incurrcd in op- I the ships.

lt wns developed at the meeting that the Shipping Board has assumed re iponsibility for thc claims for recon ditioning the George Washington and the America. but has refused to pay other debts aggregntir.g more than S2.000.000. The board also has honored large number of tickets for which immigrants paid the former United States Mail Company in advance, and has refunded sums intrusted to the i company as bankers. It was argvied that in repaying the immigrants the r.oard had favorod forcigners against "good Aniericans." Louis H. Strouse, chairman of the creditors' committee.

presided at the meeting. Among the principal speak ers were Frank Sprague, attorney for the creditors. and Harvey Rothbcrg, at? torney for the Sheffield Conuensed Milk Companv. Morris, Chadbourne and O'Connell, trustees for the bankrupt company, were present. Mr.

Rothbcrg said that the creditors had re'ied upon the connections of the company with the Shipping Board in advnncing supplies, and that thc board shouid not make them suffer for its mistake in supporting a company that was not financially responsible. Mr Sprague suggested that attorneys for the creditors should appear bsfore the House Appropriations Committee in support of the bill whiwh would author ize tho Shipping Board to pay the claims against the company. Shipping INotes The American Express Company has organized a foreign trade tour of Ire? land, England, Holland. Scotland. Bel- gium Germany, France and Switzer land for next summer on the Cunard ner Algeria.

The tour, to last for days, is under the supervision L. W. De Motte. African Ratea Reduced Reductiona of about 50 per cent in freight rates between the I'nited King- and West African pcrta have been ui cei bv Elder. ster Co.

British and African Sieam Company. Especially low made on talt, cemcnt, rough I is said that the decreases iad'e to meet keen German com Several months ago the State? Shipping Board reduced from this, country to West Afri? can to equalize transportation merican manufacturers with Eui pe.n producera. Fight on thc Shipworra The serious damagc dme by the orm, which has cau ed losses ship property estimated at hundred; of milliona of doliars in the pasl, has led to the launchir.g of a national nttack upon the pest under the directi of several marine engineering organiza tions. It is announced that mmittces will be formed in the principal AMantic and Guif ports. It is calculated that in Shf Francisco alone losses to the ex tent of $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 have been caused.

This danger to shipping has recurred recently in New York. Germany Soraps Warships Germany is becoming the center for dismantling and scrapping warships, because ot her experience and low labor coats, according to recent reports. England, Russia ar.d France are negoti ating with German yards for work of this kind. Repoits state that the Brit? ish government has contracted for thc destruction of six obsolete battleships, eight cruisers and twelve destroyers, which are expected to yield a profit of a ton. as against a net loss on dis mantling in Britis'i yards.

German Motor Ships Asserting that the accounts uppear ing in the daily and foreign press about the large numbers of motor ships building in Germany are grossly exagtreratcd.a correspondent of "Hansn" says that, the construction of only twenty-flve such vessels of large type has been undertaken in German yards since thc end of 1918. These aggregate 120,000 gross tons and have engines to taling 55,000 horsepower. Payment for Great Northern hv F. Alexander March for the transport Great Northern, i'or merly known as the Columbia, was made to the Emergency Fleet Corpora? tion to-day by H. F.

Alexander. presi? dent of the Pacilic Steamship Com? pany, Edward P. Farlcy, vice-president in charge of ship sales, announced. Mr. Farley also announced that the insurance payments on the Northern Pacific, the passenger vessel which was burned at sea, have been approved by the insurance companies and checks aro expected Commenting on the testimony given before the House Naval Affairs Com? mittee esterday by Secretary of the Navy Denby regarding the sale of the Great Northern, Mr.

Farley said that Aiexander's bid was received by the board prior to the advertised dnte of sale, but that had a higher bid been re? ceived the shio would have to that bidder. He said no preference had been given Alexander in the transac tion. Aasociations ParVv WASHINGTON, March "eon? ference of representatives of tie larcor trade associations with Secretary Hoover hes been called for April 12 at the Dppartment of Commerce. of ficials of the department announced to day. The mreting will be for the pur pose of working out Mr.

Hoover's plan, adopted after its legalitv had been passc-d upon by Attorney General Daugbertyj whereby trade associations would with th? Department of Commerce in the gathering and pub? lication of t-ade statistics to further the needa of trade and commerce. Marine Reports THK TtORS High AM Sandy Hook .10 18 Oovernor'a Ialand.I! :15 Hall Gate.12:41 Wlnda at Sea To-day Fast o.uif M.iderate northeaat and east wlnda and fair weather Veal aoulheaat winds nnd faii weatner Cnribbean Sea Wlndward Pasjage Fresh hortheeAi and partly over csst weniher North ol Sandy Hook nnd ftandy Hook to Hatieraa Fresh to strong northwest and north wlnda and partly overcaat Hsttaraa to Florida to north and northeaat wlnda and fair ather. Arrived Yesterday McKeegport, Havre Feb 19: Ptinklrk 24th; to the Cosmopolltan Shipping Co; with mdse; Pler 2. Hoboken. Port Vlctorla (Br), Bermuda Mar 14; to the Furncss-Rermuda Llne; with 235 pass.

mails and mdse: Pler 96, R. Araguaya Bermuda Mar 14: to Sandnrson Son; with 238 paos and In ballast Pier 42. R. Motor ship Konnecott. Portland.

Ore. Jan 17, Seattle Feh 6. San Frnncisco 16; to Wiiiiams Co; with lumbrr, 69th st, klyn. Samuel Q. Rrown, Uobos Mar to Tlde water Oil Co; with crude oil; Pler 1, Tldewater Dock, Rayonne Aeayrla (lln, Glaagow Mnr Movllle to the Anchor Llne; with 95 first.

09 third Clasa prus and mdse; Pler 64. R. Montaerrat (Span), Barcelona Feh 23. Vai.ncin -t. Malaga 26.

Cadls 28; to Com panla Trasat iantlca; wtth 12 first, "1 nec ond cabin. 26 thlrd class pass, mails and mdse; ten pass landed at the re malnder are ln transit to Havana; Pler 8, R. Tnmiahua Philadelphia Mar 16; to Southern Pacific Co; rn ballast; Robins B'klyn. Harrison Smith, Lobos, March to Robert I. Hague; with crude oil.

anchored off Tompkinsvllle, 8 I. River Orontes (Br), Constantinople. Jan 4, Alexandria 21. Gibraltar, Feb 2. Phila? delphia.

March 14; to the Cunard Llne; wtth mdse; F'lr-r 71, R. Carlb. f'lenfu-sos, March to A Cuba Mill Co. with sugar; Re tir ''liv. Constantinople (Br), Constanza.

Feb ui" Plraeus .2. 25, Palermo 27; to A Galamos; wBh 25 first. 112 second cabin. 146 thlrd class pass and mdse; Pler 22. B'klyn Hamllton, Norfolk; to th" (Md ponilnmn Tran8portatlon Co; with mdse; Pler 26, Trontolltc, Boston, March 15; lo Robert I.

Hague; tn ballast; Pler Bayonne. Comanche. Jacksonville, March 14; to Clyde Ltne. with pnss, malla and mdse; Pler 36, R. Mevanla, I't March to Walker Daly; with oil; Pirr 5.

Bnvonne. Certo (Nor), Antilla, March tn Mun? son I.inee; with sugar; Warncr's Reflnery, Ed v' North American (Br). Port Antonio Feb 7. Valparalso 16, Caldera 16, Arica 20, Mollendo 20, Callao 22, Guayaqutl Coion March to American Metals Trans port Co with mdsr, anchored off Ouaran tlne. Haytl.

Cape Haytlen Mnreh to Clyde Lir.e with mdse; Pler 44, U. Schoiiack, Boston March 15; to Cosmo politnn Llne with mdse; Pler 2. Hoboken. Schr Jessle Noyes St Andrews Bav, to Crowell Ai Tburlow. Ali chored off Rfd Hook Flats.

Bklyn. Hawallan, Norfolk March II; lo United Line with mdse; Pler Bush Docks. Bklvn. Gulf of Slexloo. Port Arthur March to Gulf Kefinlng Co with oil; Bayonne, J.

Huguenot. Port Arthur March to Mc? Allister Bros with oil; Gulf Reftning Dock, Bayonne J. March 1 1 to Mallory Co with pasH and mdse. Matlnicock, Galveston Mnreh 8: to Rob? ert 1. Hague with crude oil.

Sailed Yesterday Frerport Sulphur No. Freenort; Apache, Grena.ln: Mexico, Havana; West Mohamet, Yaletta. Bunny City (Br). Philadelphia; City (Pr), Port Said: Sangamon. Philadelphia; of Columbus.

Savannah; Southern Cross, Rlo de Janeiro. St Mary (Brl. tiago; Pennsvlvarlan, San Pcdro vla Phllii Brammell Point. Philadelphia; Munwood. Puerto Padre; Canadian Ploneer We3t Laahaway, Valencia Thomus Krag (Nor), Norfolk.

eared Mexico, Jones; Havana and Frogieso, Cuba Mail Co. Michlgan (Br), Tribe; Antwerp; r.ed Star l.lne. Shenandoah Birse; Tampico; The Texas Co. Harrlet (Nor). Tr.dt; Monte Crlsti and Puerto Plata; Columbus Co.

Canadian Ploneer (Br). Robertson; Napicr to Boston; Wllford McKay. W.st Laahaway, Farrow; St John's and Valencia, Mallory Co, Bergensfjord (Nor). Bull; Stav angr-r and Chrlstianta; Norweglan-Amerlca Lln-. Suvcrlc (Br).

McIIwalne: Manlla and Hong Konu via Norfolk and Panama Canal; Houlder, Wcir S- Boyd, Ine. Oropesa (Br), Lc Brecht; Cherbourg, Southampton and Hamburg, Sandersoti Norwalk, Boston; Eastern Co. Chlchester; Charleston and Jack nvllle; Clyde Co. Swan; Philadelphia; A 11 Bull Co. Pennsylvanlan, Tapley; San Pcdro and San Francisco via Fhlladrlphla and Pan ama United nierlcnn Lines.

Trontollte, Larsen; Texas City; Robert i Hague. I Winter, Holmes; Boston; East ern Cn. Sai.ua, Porl: San Jui.n nnd Ponr'-: At? lantlc Fruit Co, I Schoharle, Ricca; Hamburg; Kerr Co. Montrolite, Abbott; Port Lobos; Robert i Hague, John Worthtngton. Kingsley; Genoa and IL'ghorn: Robert Hague.

Macabi (Br). Robblns; Banes and Pres ton; United Fruit Co. I.ancastrian (Br). Popham; Livcrpoo! Lancastrlan Co. Samuel t.

Brown, Smith; Port Lobos i Warden. i Thomas Krae (Nor). Schjott; Norfolk i Hernrik Ostervold R- Co. Passenfier Ships Due One To-day General Ernest. Colon March te 1 Panama Llne with mails; ls oxpectec to dock at Pier 1.

Hoboken. Turrlaiba, Klrgston March 11: to Unlterl Fruit Co with mails; is expected to docli I afternoon at Pler 15, (Matden Lane) Ma'ura. (Br). Trinldad March tr Furness, Withy Co with mails; ls ex I pected to dock at. Pler 2t, Bltlyn (Amily et) Aqultanla (Br).

Southampton March 11 to Llne with mails; was miles east of Ambrose 11 a in Wednesday vessel Is due at Ambroae 4pm Friday nn. will dock about 6:30 at Pier 64, (West 14th st). Potomac. Bremen Maroti 1 to IT Llne: with mails: ls expected to dock forcnoor at Pler 1, Hoboken. Latvla.

Neufahrwtwser March tc Baltic-Amerlcan Llne with mails; Is to dock late to-day or early Satur Pler 0, Bush Docks, B'ltlyr st). Mallory. Oalreston March 11 tu Mallory Llne: Is expe-ted to dock after noon at Pler 28. (King st). City of Montgomery.

Savannah Marcr 14; to Ocean Co: Is erpected to docli forenoon at Pier So, (Spring st). Lenape, Jacksonville March 14; to Llne; is expected to dock forenoon at ric: 36. st). Huron, Turks Island March 12; to Clydr San Domlngo Line with mails; ls expected to dock lat" thla afternoon at Pier 34 B'klyn (Atlantlc Basln). Dne To-morrow Hubert (Br).

Santos Feb 23; to Booll Line with mails: is expected to dock fore? noon at 33d st, B'klyn. Due Snnday Tenlnsular State Southampton March 9 to Cnlted States Linea with mails: Is ex? pected to dock early Sunday at Pler 4 Hoboken. Nieuw Amsterdam (Dt), Plymouth March to Holland-America Llne with mails: lt e-rpi-eted to dock early Sunday at. 6th st Hoboken. Samland, March 6: to Red Stai Llne wlih mails; Is expectd to dock nt Pier 59, (West 19th st).

City of Savannah. Savannah March 16; to Ocean Co: ls expected to dock fore noor at Pier 35, (Spring st), Mohawk, Jacksonville March 16; to Clyde Line; is expected to dock forenoon at Pier 36, (Chariton st). Iltie "Jonor.iy Vessel. Port. Agency.

Centennlal State, London. March 9. Lines Philadelphia, Curacao, March 15. Bllss. Dallett Co Aiexandrla, March 4 Line Raverford, Hamburg, Marcb Line Cedrlc.

Llverpool. March 11 Star Lino Ro-hambeau. Havre. March 11 French Line Calamares. Port Llmon, March 13.

United Fruit Co San Lorenzo, San Juan, March 15. Port Rlco Line Fort Hamllton. Bermuda, March 18. Furress, Withy Co Cainamu. Santos, Feb Brazilelro Empress of Brltafn, Colon.

March 6. Canadian Pacitic Co Mount Clinton, Hamburg, March 8. United American Llne Tanarno, San Juan, March 14.. Atl Fruit, Co LakeComo, Bamcao. March lb.

Atl Frult Co i Due Tuesday Gothland, rVntwnrp, March Star Llne Havana, March 17.Ward Llne Fernwood, Pt Antonlo. March 1ft. Atlantlc Frult Co Arapahoe, Jacksonvllle, Maroh 18, Clyde City of Pt Louis. Savannah, Marrh Ocean 8 Co Due Wednesday Homerlr, Southnmpton, Mareh 15. White Star Munamar, Antli'a, Maroh Colorabo, Genoa, March 11.

Llne Due Thnmdny Orblta, Southampton, March 14, Royal Mall Bteam Faoket Co Aoolufj. Rio de Janelro, March 10. Munaon Llnes Fort Vlctoria, Bermuda, March 81. Furness- Bermuda Llns Arnguaya, Bermuda, March 21. Royal Mall Steam Paeket Co I Lcnape, Jacksonvllle.

Mnrch Llne Freight Ships Dne Bos To-day Vessel. Fort. Agency. Tbusblma Mara Colombo. Jan 31.

Houlder. Welr it Boyd Maimsn, Immlngham, Feb 14. Furneaa, Wlthy A Co Maddequet. CarJIff. Feb 15.

II Wlnehealer ft Co Weat Keene, Bantoa. Feb 13, International Frelghtlna; Co Atlantlc I'eb 23. Furneaa. Wlthy Co Alplne Rangs. Le'th, Feb hy Eaetern Leader, Hull, Feb II Wlnchester Co Clan Kennedy, Alglera, Feh Z7.

Barbf 8 8 Llnea Hyanthea, Buer.os Ayres, Feb 20. Houston ft Co Franclsco, Hull, March 1. Wilson Line Ossa, Alexandria, Feb Corp East Side. 8t Nazaire, Mar 3, Cosmopolitan Llna Bloemfonteln, Antwerp, Mar 1, Ellerman's Wilson Llne Dae To-morrow Brlstol City, Brlstol Mar 3Jas Arkell A Co Canadian Volunteer. Buenos Ayroa, Feb 20.

Wllford MoKay Indepondence Hall Rotterdam, Mar 3, Cosmopolitan Llne Pus Sunday Georgian, Hamburg, March 3... Am Llnea Chlckasaw, Hamburg, March Co Due Monday Kosmo, I'erln, Feb 17 Houlder, Welr Boyd Banka, Glbraitar, March Dne Tnrndny Syria. Llsbon, Marrh Elwell Co Lewis Luckenbach. Crlstobal, March 13. Luckenbach Co Due WedneMday Mesaba, 1 ondon, March Trana Llne Inkuni, London, March Cunard Co Thursday Brelz Izri.

Bordcaux, March Londonler, Antwerp, March 9.. Uelgian Llne Watsness, Shlclds, March 4 ti Nav Co Outgoing Sleaniships Information wlll bo found 1 on Travel Uulde Pago, Column Eight. To-day Vessel. Pori Sail. rier.

Oropesa, Hamburg, M.42, Bergensfjord, Bergen, 12 st, B'klyn Tork Castle, Capo Town. 3 PM. .36. B'klyn Astrca, Maracaibo, 2 I'M. ..8 Bush B'klyn Sagua.

Kan Junii. 12 M.1. I As.syrla, Glasgow, 12 M.64. Sall To-morrow Flnland, Antwerp, 12 M.i%, Baltlc, Llverpool, 12 M.69, Westerdijk, Rotterdam, 12 M. 5th Rt, Hoboken Potomac, Danzlg.

2 PM.1, Hoboken Saugus, Constantlnople, 12 .23. B'klvn Chebaulip, Libau, 12 M.18th nt, 10 Comanche. Jacksonvllle, 12 M.36, Fort Vlctoria, Bermuda, lt NR I'orto Rlco, San Juan. 12 M.36, B'klyn Maracaibo. Curacao, 12 M.11, B'klvn Dorothy, Domlngo Clly, 12 B'klyn Toloa, Fort Llmon, 12 M.9, Araguaya.

Bermuda, 11 Orlzaba, Havana, 2 EH Martinique, Barbados, 2 11 Bonheur, Buenos Ayres, 9 AM. .14, Hoboken ilaverford. Hamburg, 12 M.60. Lenapo, Jacksonvllle. 12 M.36, Sall Monday Panama, Cristobal, 3 PM.67, Mogantlc, Crlstobal, 12 M.59.

Lako Savus, Nassau. 12 M.17, B'klyn Cen Ernst, Guayaquil, 4 Sail Tuesday Aquitania, Southampton. 12 M.54, Oscar II, Chrlstlanla, 12 M. 17th st, Hobokej Patrla, Piraeus. 2 PM.31at st, B'klvn Munargo, Nassau, 3 PM.9.

E'R City of Montgomery, Savannah, 3 PM. 36. Apache, Charleston. 12 M.36, Sail Wednesday Lituanla, Danzig, 12 .6 Bush B'klyn santa Teresa, Valparalso, 9 B'klyn Tlvlves, Santa Marta, 11 AM.9, Hellaa. Turks Island, 12 M.76, Fort Hamilton, Bermuda, 11 NR Sall Thursday Empress of Britain.

Llverpool, 12 City Iblantl Bound East Sehs Harriet Cartaret, for Stockton Sprlngs; Bertha, New York for Nantuckot; llazel Jackson, New York for Nantucket; George Kllnck, New York for Rockland; William Btsbee. Jack? sonvllle (or Stamford. Salled Srhs John Kiolberg, froin New York for Halifax, William Boolh New York for Vinal Haven, Reports by Wireless By United States IS'aval Service ls given tn miles. Reports are dated at noon otherwise speclfled.J NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND SHirMASTEKS Tna Tribune publlshes daily reporte of the pos.nons of merchant ra ceived the I'nited States Naval Commumcaiion Service. of wit radio apparatus may, with? out charge, report their (TH) noon positions through the following naval radlo stations in thc United Statea proper: Bar Haroor, Me.

(OttercllfTea); ap? Hatteras, N. Jupitsr, Key West', New La. These position (TR) reporis ahould be addressed only to the rariio atatlon called, an.l they will be forwarded tc New York. It Is Important that theaa reporis aho-ild be sent proniptly at noon each ln order that they be received in time for publication. Position reports can also be sent through 1he alatior'f 0" tho Independ.

ent Wtreless Telegi Company. Inc, New York City (WCG), Babylon. L. I. (WSE), Easthampton L.

(WSA), New London. Conn. (WST). No charge made for medical or surglcal advlce, news and weathr-r reports. The Radio Corporation of America wlll recelve position reports through the following stations: Cape Cod (W C), Slasconset, Mass.

(W New London, Conn. tW C), Cape May. New York City (W Y). Medical and surgical advlce wlll be given free through tho Radio Corpora? tion of America by the Publlo Heaith Service. Agwllake 35 1 obos Island March 16.

Agwlmex 6" NE Jupiter March 16. Ala lal 4 4 02 Ion 36 0'.) March 14. A Watts 16 Sand Key March IC. Alloway 323 Savannah March 16. Baltlc 314 SE South Pass March 16.

British Chancellor 110 South Tass March 16. Calamares 35 Havana March 16. Ccntennlal State 1.444 Ambrose March 15 Cerro Ebano 298 Tampico Mareh 16. Cody lat 49 67 Ion 16 3S March 16. Coldwater 1.736 NE Charleston March 16.

Colorado Sprlngs 11 NNE Jupiter March 16. Crampton Anderson 7S Tampleo March 16 Creole SE South Pass March 16. Currier 142 SW Hatteras March 16, 1 David McKelvy 100 Lobos Island i March 16. Dean Emery HHi Tampleo March 16. Devolente 1.249 San Miguel March 15.

Dlgby 85 NE Boston 8 AM Mareh 16. Dlrlgo 91 Hatteras March 16. Kernp 20 20 Jupiter March 16. East port 2.241 N'E Cape Henry March 14. Ecuador 1,210 Scotland March 15.

H-H-r-hill Ambrose March 15. Edward Plerce 20 Fire Island Mar 16. Esparta 1)28 March 16. Faraby 944 Ambrose March 16. Federal lat 46 24 Ion 31 10 Mareh 16.

Weller 98 NNE Jupiter March 16. Franklln 505 Sand Key Mar 16. 2-lfl NW Tortugas March 16. Gulfrnald 115 Jupiter Mar 16. Gulfoil 20 Tampico Mar 16.

Gulftrade 210 ESE Sabine Bar Mar 16. Oeorge II Jones 229 Tampico Mar 16, Henry.8 Grove 2S0 Scotland Mar 16. Hera 194 SE South Pasa Mar 16. Hoboken 98 South Pass Mar 16. Van Dyke H'O WNW Tortugaa Mar Ii Archbold 67 Jupiter Mar 16.

Lake Cresccnt il NE Jupiter Mar 16. Ltvlsa Nantucket Mar 16. Ligoi ler 316 WNW Tortugas Mar 16. Maasdam 100 from Tampico Mar 15. Masilia 32 NNE Jupiter Mar 16.

Matan-as 233 Mata Redonda Mar 16. Mun-lale 37 Jupiter Mar 16. Mount Clinton 2.044 Ambrose Mar 14. Nacata 1,233 ENE Hatteras Mar 16. Nantucket 70 Cape Henry Mar 16.

Nora 314 IV Sand Key Mar 16. Northern Star 1.493 Ambrose Mar 14. Old North State 260 Ambrose Mar 15. Potomac 505 Ambrcsi Mar 16. Qulstconck pd Abacn Light Mar 16.

Roanoke 270 Galveston Mar 16. Robert Hopklns 170 Lobos Islanu Mar 16. Reaper 4S-6 NE Lobos Island Mar 16. Reeulus lat 12 46 Ion 56 54 Mar 16. Pvosalind lat 40 10 Ion 68 24 Mar 15.

Samuel Fullar 32 Havana Mnr 18, Pan Pablo 32 8 Hatleras Mar 16. Sucrosn 245 8SB Sablne Bar Mnr Swlftland 473 Sand Kev Mnr 16. gwlflatar 377 BW Porl Arthur Mnr lt. Texns 803 SW South Pass Mnr 16 Vlstiiln 38 lfl Key Wesl Mnr 16. Warwlch 27 Snnd Key Mnr Weal Arrow in i.

Boston Mnr 10, IVesl Cressv 10 PF. South Pnss Mnr 16. Woal Quechee 67" V) Boslon Mnr 16 WilHCOX 118 SW Abscr. l.lghl Mar 16. Wm Dohenv 2.14 Lobos Island Mar 16.

William Penn 814 Ambrose Mar 16. Wlnlfred 140 Tamplco Mar 16. By Iiidepcudciit Wirelens Tel. Co. Inc.

IDIslnncr, ln mllea. Position at noon. otherwlse stnted Beatrlce 200 8 Scotland Mnr 15. Comanche 326 Scotland Mar 16. Cayo Mambi 57 San Juan Mnr 15.

Cornella 137 Agtiadilla Mnr 16. Currler 142 SW Hattoraa Mar 16, Cokesll lnt 33 16 Ion 6S 41 Mnr 15. Dnllas 883 Snn.lv Hook Mnr 15. Eastern Crag lnt 34 27 Ion 40 61 Mar 15, Fl Sol 189 Cape Untteran Mnr 16, Gulf Quren 156 Bvento Reef Mar 16. Gulf Coaat 76 8 Brenton Reef Mnr 16.

Iliiiiiii 261 8 Scotland Mnr 16. Mallorv ion 8 Dlnmond Shoalo Mar 16. Lenape 105 SW Scotland Mnr 16. Mayaro left Trinldad for Demerara fi PM Mnr 14 Ontarin 36 NK Bnrneg.it Mar 16. ripe.stimc County 175 Ambrose Mnr 16.

yuantleo 10 Fire Island Mar 16. Snn l.oren?,) 123 San Juan 8 PM Mnr 16. 11 Wheeler NK Bermuda Mnr 16. Tniiiimo San Juan Mnr 16. Cheiwnld 200 Cape Mavsl Mar 16.

West Eldara 975 Ambrose Mnr 16. A MoKenny 12''. Cape Mayal Mnr 16, Snlvntlon Lnss 950 Hole ln Wall Mnr 16. Rcbln Hood 1.250 SK Capo Henry Mar 16. Munargo arrive Nassau riayllght.

Weal llephurn 180 NK Bermuda Mar 16. Cokeslt lat 32 48 Ion 61 49 Mar 16. Radio Corp. of America at noon unless otherwlae Bylayl 23 BNBJ Block island Mar 16. chester Vnlley 420 WSW Fayal Mar 15.

City of Falrbury 400 ro Cape Henry Mar 16, Cold Harbor 388 NK Colon Mar 16, Dakotan 19 Snn "Salvador Mar 15. Dcarborne 120 Mlaml Mar 16. Dlghy 80 Boston 8 AM Mnr 16. Pi.ehra 160 NE Ambrose Mnr 16. El Sol 240 Scotland Mnr 16.

Gaftncy 1.867 Afnbrose Mnr 15. Gorrodyk pd Nantuckel 6 AM Mar 16. Hnmpdeti 2 by Anthonv gns buoy Mnr 16. A Moffetl 220 Ambrose Mnr 16. Jonancy 1.800 Ambrose Mnr 16.

Lake Arthur Scotland Mnr 16. Louis Thurlow 10 NK Winter C'uarter Mnr 16, Matlnicock 68 Scotland Mnr 1 r. Matura 306 SSK Ambrose Mnr 16. Mount Clinton 1,762 Ambrose Mar 15, Ufaconcheo 70 Firo Island Mnr 16. New Britaln 391 Cape Henry Mar 16.

New Joraey 108 Overfalla Mnr 16 Norfolk 30 NE Cape Henry Mnr 16. Northern Slnr 1,793 Ambrose Mnr 15. Old North State 666 Ambrose Mnr 16. Poter Crowell 26 Barnegat Mar 16. Philadelphia 1,168 Amtfroso Mar 15.

Potomac 505 Ambroae Mnr 16. Santa Barbara 240 Ambrose MRr Santa Butalia 56 by Watllngs Mar 15 Santa Marta 274 Scotland Mar 16 Selma City 1,115 Ambrose Mar 15 Turrlalba 2 11 Ambrose Mnr 16. West Mahomet pd out Ambrose PM Mar 16 Tllford 498 85 Ambroae Mar 16 Vauban 1.1C0 SE Ambroae Mar 16. American Ports BALTIMORE, Mnreh Bor gestad (Nor), Tuxpan; Baratow Port i Lobos: West Lake, Now York; Orlent, Now schr Flelilwood (Br), New York Salled: Itovaer (Nor), Havana A1-- mol Hamburg. BOSTON, March 16-Arrived: Macklnaw (Br).

Hamburg; Bornholm St John Arllngton, Sewalla Point; Suffolk, Lamberts Point, Walter Noyea, Newporl News; William Page, Norfolk; Seacon net, Norfolk; p.oscrlc (Br), Calcutta; Mo hawk. Grasselli. (Lntte rtwo March 16.) Salled; Arraaldo (It), from New York Genoa; Orlnoco, Philadelphia; West Arrow. Glaagow and Llverpool; Commodore Rol llns (Nor). Norfolk; .1 Devcreaux Nor.

folk; Sewalla Point, Norfolk; Kdward Peirce, Sewalla Point. tLattcr four March 16.) CHARLESTON. S. C. March I rived: Cardlnn.

Galveston for Ltabon; York to GALVESTON. March Bay way, Baton Houge; Rnehester. Paulsboro Sailed: O'Nell, Philadelphia; Ilavre Maru (Jap), Yokohama. HALIFAX, March Latvla (Dan). Danzlg (and sailed for New Tork); Gallia (Sw), Santiago; Rosallnd (Br).

Now York; San Bdouardo (Br), Rot terdam (and sailed for New York). HAVANA, March 16 -Arrived: Esaequibo i (Br), New Vork (and salled for Val paralso); Bcuador, Baltimore and Norfolk Calamarea, Crlstobal for New York Sailed-' Colombla, Norfolk. JACKSONVILLE, March 16? Salled: Mohawk, New Vork; Sagoland (Swedl Havana; Jere Shaw, Portland. I j6th, Corone, New England; Polycarp (Br) New Erholm (Nor). New York: New (Dt), Baton Rouge; 16th, Alllance New Lake Stlrllng, New York; Earlswood (Br).

a Gulf port; Canadian Milltr (Br). New York; Norfolk. New land; Slnslnawa, New Easex, New England, Salled, 16th: Smaragd (Nor) Port Antonio; Ontario, New England; 16th, Panuco, Cuban ports; Alfred Nobei (Nor). Rotterdam nnd Bremen; Princeton Tamplco; Hundvaago (Nor), CtenfuegosN, Modlca (Nor), Hamburg and Brcmen iBILE, Ala. 16 -Arrived: Stavangeren (Nor), Port Castlllo; Bills (Nor).

Barrios; Lake Glrth, Havana Oasabaw, New Vork; Alphena. Uuirport Stavangeren (Nor)," New Orleans. PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal, March 14 Sailed: Julla Luckenbach i from New Vork), San Francisco; Ocean Prince (Br) Snn Francisco. PANAMA CANAL.

Cristobal. March 14 Arrlved: San Blaa (Br). Boston, Llebre. PHILADELPHIA. Mnreh Ashtabul.i (Br), Manchester; Ansnldo San Glorgio II (It), Claymont, Del; Songvaar (Nor).

New York. AV Irish, Galveston; Eastern Leader, Lelth; Hickman, Hamburg vla Halifax; motorshlp Bayonne, New York, Salled: Jackaonvllle, etc; Elswick Park (Br). Norfolk; Meltonlan (Br) Man? chester, i-tc via Boston; Sllvlo Pelllco (It) Barry; Kerhonkson, etc. vla Boston. PORT BADS, March 16 Cro ole, New York; James McGoe, Mexico Olanoho (Hond), Port San Juan' Porto Rlco; Texas, Port Lobos, Trurlllo' Tampa.

Sailed: Cartago, Docas Pei Toro; Chlchamauga, Clenfuegos; Comay agua (Hond), Port Cortcz; Comus New York; Orozal, Porto Rlco; Nola, Progreso Venalor (Nor). Klngston; West Cressv' Llverpool; Wytheville, Boston PORTLAND, Ore, March un Maru. Orlent; Romulus, Valparaleo via Puget Sound; Melwu Maru, Yokohama and Kolie, i'oko Maru, Kobo; Derblaj Val paralso; Cape Town Maru, Kobe PORTLAND, Me, March Hampton, Norfolk; sch Atlantlc Co-ist' Mobile. I SAN FRANCISCO, Mnreh Charles Cramp, New York; Sherman' Manila; Bolivar (Mex), Guaymas. Sailed1 New York vla San Pedroi Steel Boston San Podro' Deerfleld, New York vla Snn Pedro- West Orowa, Manila via Pedro; Alexander.

Seattle; Blue Trl'angle, N'ew York: Balboa (Swed), Stockholm SAVANNAH, March Per? sian, Jacksonville and Baltimore Salled City of Savannah, New York; City of At lanla, Boston. ST JOHN. March Slclllan (Br), Havanii via Boston. Salled Grey County (Br), Portland; Parkhaven Sandy Hook (for orders); schr Hiram McLean, Llverpool. ST JOHN'S, March 16? Sailed: Dorothy, New York.

Foreign Ports Arrivals March Hellas (Gk), New York. GENOA, March (It), Philadel plnn. MARSEILLES, Mnreh Henry' (It). Baton Rouge. I ROUEN, March (Br), New i Orleans.

BRLSTOL, March City (Br) I New York. BFENOs AYRES, March I 16? Chlneae Prince (Br), Philadelphia. LIVERPOOL, MarcU (Br). i San Francisco. AVONMOL'TH, March City.

San Francisco. 14 Englantler (Bell, New York; Eastern Soldler, New York Vlctorlous, Baltimore. T1ENTSIN, March (Nor) Portland, Ore. YOKOHAMA, March 14 City, Pedro. GLASGOW, March 14 (Br) Porllan-I vla Halifax.

DUNDEE, March 15 Sttlnmore Norfolk. TRONDHJEM, March (Nor) New York. AALBORG, March (Swed) Ball Imore. NORRESXINDBY, March Cad dos. Savannah.

HAMBURG, March (Br). Prtrtland vla Halifax; 12th, Morllg (Nor), Savannah; Morrlstown, New York: 14th! Mahopac (Br), Baltimore; 16lh, Orduna (Br). Nnw York; West Munham, Norfolk (in tow). BREMEN, Mnreh 11? CalUsto Norfolk. KOBE, March New York: Tymlaseus (Br), Tacoma; I4th, Talyo Maru 'Jap), San Francisco for Hong COPENHAGEN, March Flag ler, New York, Buyers Arrived VaJrclilld Rerilro ALBANY John Myers Co W.

liouse furnlshlngs; chlna, glassware, art goorla, plctures, siatues, etc cure Fred Atklns, 6th av. Al.TOONA, rA. Whltinan's. A. Augusl, ready lo wear; llen Levls, 37 W.

26lh nl. BALTIMORE Stewarl Miss A. Brauer, mll llnory; 16 39th st, American Wholesale Corporation; N. Cogglns, notions, tollol goods nnd Jewolry; 4th II cr. Ilei-hi Bros.

F. Deutch, wnlsts. musllll underwear, 1160 H'wny. Bernhelmer Bros 16. Rr-rU.

waisin. dresses, corsets, brassleres, house dresses, wrappors, aprons, InfantB' wear, muslln iinrlerwear; Solomon, 1261 Broadway. Folan, Kata rv C. Katz, umbrellas mfd Pennsylvanla. A Mlsn Loln Hrumble, mll llnery, ftirs; Miss Kath Russell, mllllnory, dresses, furs; Pennaylvanla.

Goldenberg J. Goldenberg Prnnsvl va nln. John ilnim Co O. Hoos, Imunri furnlsh? lngs, chlna, glassware; Pennsylvanla. (i'N'-iii Xr Inc, Miss Oocklng, women'a ready to wear, Infants' wcar; care Charles A.

Cook, 276 5ih av BIN4.IIAMTON, N. V. Morgan Harry 1. RlggS, woolen anrl cotton plece gooda; Grand. BOSTON F.

Hovey F. Hlnck, nTen's Hllk shlrts; H64 B'way, 3d floor. Conrad Miss IS. Sharaf, chlldren'a wear; 132 Madison av. Cumisky P.

J. McArdle, coats and dresses; 36 w. st. H. White Mr Yennaco, lnmps, plctures and mlrrots, 432 4th nw.

Gllchrlsl H. Rafeld. extra slzn coats, aklrtS, dresses and suits; Iu ve Jordan, Marsh (J. W. Ross, women'3 tailored and high grade sulls; 432 4th av.

Groenwood Sons; I. W. Oreenwood, wall paper; Herald Square. M. Bornstcln Sons; Martin Horn.itcln.

shoes; Breslln. (handle- Co. George V. Johnson. furs, coats, fur coatsl caro Syndicate Trading 240 Madison av.

BRIDOEPORT, CONN. D. Read Co W. W. Taylor.

house furnlshlngs; C. F. Chowenhlll, sllks, dress goods and 404 4th ave. BUFFALO J. N.

Adatn W. H. Lawrle, dresses; Miss M. Randorf, chlldren'a wcar; 16 W. 39th st.

I'A. Mrs Rebccca Wasserman; Mrs Rebetca Wasscrman, mllllnery, dry goods, Grand. CATHKILL, N. Y. Tho New Vork Slorc; Nathan Rlchman.

men's clothing; Grand, CHICAGO North Shore Fashlon shop; H. Nelger, ready to care Harry Lyon, 370 7th av. Ellsberg M. M. Ellsbergr, 43 W.

27th st .1 Friond; .1. P. Frlend, fur nnd cloth coat." aud dresses; F. Frohman, 270 Bth av. W.

A Wleboldt Co E. Bacon, Jow olry, hair goods; Hreslin. Charles Cevy Charles Levy, mfr. Alcazar. (DMMIHS, OHIO R.

Lazarus Miss Winkler. swea.ters and waists; j. H. Bellamy, mer chandlsc manager; "'-6 5th ave. DALLAS, TEX.

Nclman-Marcus H. Baum, hoslery; care william Van Burcn, 60 W. 35th st. A. Harris H.

Knoebol, shoes; care Merchandlsing 23 E. 26th st. DAYTON. 4HIIO Rlkc-Kumler R. Plumer, Orlental rugs.

draperles and idomestlc rugs; 225 3th av." DKTROIT A. Krolik B. M. Green, knlt goods, hoslery, underwear and work shlrts; care B. Berman, 377 B'way.

.1. Hudson Co. S. J. Dame, coats; R.

Owen, upholstery; 225 5th ave. Vost Fur Co. George Yost, furs, fur coats; P. D. Rlkley, representing; Breslln.

DIRIIAM, N. C. Gllmer's, A P. TUley, merchandisc manager; i 11 Ing wood. ELMIBA, N.

Y. Berger Radln; H. L. Berger, hoalory aml corsets; McAlptn Hotel FORT WAYNE, IND. The Rurode Dry Goods E.

C. Ru rode general rrvferchandlse; Martinique. GALAX, VA. Waugh Department Store, Charles p. Waugh, general merrhafldise, Imperlal.

GALETON, PA. W. 11. Lush; Lush. general mer chandlsc; Martinique HARTFORD, CONV.

O. Fox M. H. Koshman, silverware and noveltles; care Alfp-a Faintl, 116 32d st. Sage, Alien rt- Co.

J. D. Alien. suits; Miss K. D.

Sheean, shirt 401 Ith INOIANAPOLIS L. S. Ayres Co. E. L.

(Jnldberg. base? ment coats, suits, dresses, al.lrtH. mlllinery and rhtldren's wear; 226 6th ave. Pottls Orv Goods Mrs. Benson, jobs of coats; 240 Madison ave.

LANC.HORNE, PA. William Hagar; A. F. Hngar, men's fur- i ntshlngs; Pennsylvanla. LAWRENCE.

MASS. Oppenheim's Branch i'o Onpenhe'm, i clothing, men's furnlshlngs; Pennsylvanla. LEXINGTON, KY. B. Smith Co B.

B. Smith, ready; to wear; Pennsylvanla. DUNKIRK, Mnrch 12-Jacques Cartter (Fr), Norfolk; Warkworth iBr), New Or li ai s. GIBRAI.TAR, March The mlstocles (Grk), New York for Plraeus. Arrived: Korsholm (Dan), Galves? ton and Pensacola.

MELBOURE, March Vic? tor. St John, B. ew York. PORT NATAL, March Cas tle (Br), New York vla Cape Town. March 16 Dorlestar (Br).

Shang? hai for New York. DUBLIN, March Guide. New York and Boston. Depart urcs KOBE, March 8 Maru (Jap), Ta? coma. AUCKLAND, March (Br).

from Melbourne for Boston and New York. StBRRB LEONE, March Phlladelphla. LISBON, March 15 Canada (Br), from Marsellles for New York. DUNDEE, March (Br), from London for Philadelphia PLYMOUTH, March (Dt), from Rotterdam fur New York. VALPARAISO, March Now York.

LTVERPOOL, March (Nor), Hampton Roads previouslv). SINGAPORE, March 15 Wolvorlno Stato, from Colombo for San Franclsco. DXJNKIRK, March (Br), Key West. NAPLES, March 14? Ethelfreda (Br). Norfolk ST MICHAELS, March 14 -Rlon (Br), from Sunderland, New Orleans.

BARRY, March (Nor), rhil adelphla. ANTWERP, March Bos? ton; Scandlnavlan, Sl John, B. HONGKONG, March Stato, San Franclsco, Nanking, etc. SHANGHAI. March Maru (Jap).

Tacoma. SEVILLE, March Ortegal (Sp), New York. MARSEILLES, March (Fr), New York TORREVIEJA, March 11 Wlnnoconne. Nrw York. BOMBAY Maroh (Br).

New York. LONDON. March Seigneur (Br), St John, Comanche (Br), Beau niont. Maritime Miscellany KAN FRANCtSCO, March by Sun Shipbullding Company of Chester, express prissrngcr steamer for Inter Island Sleam Navigation Company, has been signed; work started Immedlately, to completed by Dec 24; no ln plan; contract price. $1,027,000.

Ore, March rate of $15 on lumher to Orlent will siand, desplte of $3 bv British Llne. SAN PEDRO, March Oceanls Vance. 384 tons net. wlll be sold hy United States Marshal here 17th, lo aalisfy judg menl of $12,000. Marine Disasters HAMBURG, March Munham, Norfolk for Llbau, before reported dam aged by strlking rocks, near Helgoland, arrived in Klbe for temporary repalrs.

Later shlp will he towe.t here. where her saivaged grain cargo ls being brought. SEATTLE, March lfi? Frank Stout, trading coastwlse, prevlously reported ashore near Balard Rocks, floated late 15th undamaged. Buseh, of motorshlp Llbby Malna, Seattle for Kenai. Alaska.

lost overboard and drowned 14th. SAN FRANCISCO, March (Br), Astoria lst for Darlen, encountered severe storms, ran short of fuel, ar damaged; puttlng Into Unalaska for repalrs a.id r. plenish fuel supply, Golden Gate arrived 16th in ballast. 296 days from Manchester vla Balboa, 96 days; went ashore on east coast of Canal Zonc; was becalmed on Pacific, provlsloned by passlng steam. r.

Hawkeye State, Baltimore. for Honolulu. delayed by faulty fuel oil, wlll not arrlve here untii 19th; requlrea three days ln port for repalrs. Vessels Sold Balsa. schr.

614 tons: sold by Benson Higbie to Gllmartln for $1 and other consideration. Mazania. ateamer. 1,503 tons; Transit Co, Ltd, to Entee 8 Co. Ltd, for and other conslderatlona.

LOS ANGELES Bullock's; Flenpsch, I ud neok. wear and vetllngs; Mrs. Lawson, (base ment) girls' ready to wear; Z20 r.ih nv. LO! ISVILLK, KV. Siewnrl Dry Or.odn IV, B.

Phlllips, shoes, l.l 30th IDAlfO Bamuel L. Lcwls; Bam Lowls, gen. Pennsylvanla MONTREAL, CAN'AOA Actne in-ess Co Maurlce Boaen, woolen tilecn goods; MOKGANTON. S. ft, V.

Huffman; lt U. gen'rni itirrrhandlse; Martlnlque. NEW l.4>N!M>.\. IONS. H.

A. (Joidsmith; N. Drefrus, cotton pleco goods. 105 Ornnd si. NORFOLK, VA.

Gllmer's; Mrs. Brooks, i-eproaenllng. Broalin. OMAIIA, NKD. L.

Ttranrllos; Brandles, rndm flls; II.it B'way. PIIILAI.ELIMIIA National Kld Klothee Co Allen Grcenberg, boys' clothlng; Pennsylvanla. Olmbol A. Lowenthal, women's nnd inlK.rn' silk dresses; Bway and 32d si Miller HroH C. C.

Miller, woolen piece goods. Pennaylviinla, Sidney Neuman; Sidney Neuman, oul ions, Brealln, PITTSBURGH Rocenbaum R. Sutllnn, Orlental nnd domestic ruga; of Alfred Fautl, 116 W. 32d si Keyatono Cloak and Sull M. sieln dresses, coata, suits, wnlsts.

nl.lrts. chlldren's wear: 15 29th Room 1910 I s. Harris Herberl Shulln, dreascs; Breslln. The Porier IV, I'. C.

Wndd'-ll, mil? iinery; Imperial. PORTSMOl I'll, N. II. Th- Whlto Store; A. Salden, women's reody lo wen--, Brozti II I'A.

shore O'Brlen; Mrs, Barah Shore, mil? iinery; Imperial. Th. Whalen Shop; Miss l-nurn Whalen, notlons, drugs; Imperial. PltnVIDKNCK, R. I.

Hassenfeld Bros l( Hassenfeld, woolen nnd cotton pleco goo.in, flannela, domes? tlcs; Longaere. L. N. Fldler; L. Fidler, gloves, Ln tham.

READING, PA. Wlde Awake Shlrl Lurla, woolen nnd cotton pleco goods, Ilannels, domestlcs, allkn, satlns, velvets: Pennsylvanla. RICHMOND, VA. ICaufman A Lockett, milii? nery, flowers, feathcrs: Martlnlque. RttCHESTKR, N.

V. B. Forman Miss Rogers, Inexpen Slvi dresses; I- (11 nv. Duffv PowerB; Miss I'. Cohen, ioba silk llned tweed and trlcotlno suits, 1261 B'way, of S.

Solomon. M. Nusbaum ft. M. Nusbaum.

cotton piece goods. silks. satins, velvets, flannela, domestlcs; Conl inental. SAN FRANCISCO Th" Bmporlum; J. 13.

Flctnmlng, shoes; 225 6th av. A. .1. Marcus; Murray Bpateln, canton crepe capes and wraps; caro of Hart, Flanagan, 25" 4ili av, SCRANTON, PA. Scrnnton 1'.

J. Rtrauss. jowelr; leather goorls; Ben F. Levls, 37 W. st.

SHIAAMIOAH, I'A. Lsvlne Bros Phlllp Levino, women's ready to wear, drv goods; Pennsylvanla PA. Th" Beistlo M. L. Bclstle, notions.

Martlnlque, SIIRK.VKI'IIItT, LA. Bernstoln R. Bernsteln, md Pennsylvn nia SPRING FIELD, MASS. F. p.

Cumiaky ft J. McArdle, coats nnd dresses; W. 35th st. ST. LOUIS Scruggs, Vandervoort ft.

Barney; Mlsa Wade, walsts; 225 5th av. Stlx, Baer Fuller; W.Zeldmecker, rer, Miss Mollle Langhamer, art ncedlework; 1107 Broadway. SYRACUSE Morris Gottlleb; Morris Oottlieb. whole sale and retall svomen's ready to L. A.

Wltherlll Depl. Store; Hugh G. Cameron, coats nnd suits, chlldren's wear; Imperial. TOLEDO Hugo. Stein Cloak ft Suit Mr To blas.

general merchandise; 404 4th av. La Salle ft Koch; L. Eppsteln, mer- rhnndlse. manager; B. F.

Tully, basenient merchandise manager, joba coats ar.d suits; 225 5th ave, TROY. N. V. Woolman's. lnc; Lella Pawson, ready' to wear; McAJpin fALDOSTA, GA.

Samuel Lazarus; Samuel Lazarus, dry goods, men's clothlng; Ornnd. WASHINGTON Harry Kaufman, Inc; B. Wise. cotton piece goods. Oannels, domestlcs, hosiery, knit underwear.

handkerchlefs, neckwear, notlons. dry goorls, ribbons, dresses, coats, suits: Pennsvlvania. Mlller-Poche T. W. Miller, dry, goods, etc.

Imperial. WELLSMLLE, N. Y. Roekwell Bros. ft.

Inc, 1-'. Rockwell, gen. dry goods, floor coverlngs; I. Reese, rep. Breslln.

YOl NGSTOWN. OHIO G. M. McKelvey II M. O'Connor.

basement ready to wear; care of John M. Biggens, ave. Buyers Coming PITTSBURGH Boggs ft Buhl; Miss K. Sullivan, ladies' coats, suits and dresses; 11 B'way; ex? pected Monday, March 20. 1922.

Change of Masters James Gilllkln succceds Edward Card command str Princess. James Kwing suceeds Fred Burmnghln command hargo Cardlgan. Horbert D. Merrltl succeeds Herbert Young command barge High Ball. John Wilson succeeds Frank Gardner command str General Sorrel.

Ship Allocations WASHINGTON, March 16. -The United! States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation announced the assigtunent of S-740 fteadwelghl tons, to Wmchester Co. Inc, New York ity, ns managalng agent, Vessel wll! bc used ln New York to Bristol service. Dangers lo Navigation (By fi Hydrographic Office) North Atlantic ocean, off th-- American coast. (he followlng obstructlons wpyp re? ported: March 0.

lat 38 Ion 78 18, passed must tr, feet long, Borghlld; March 12, at j0 Ion 74 passed a projoct ing about 10 oui of water, apparently attached to submerged wreckage, Goflon. is probably the re? ported on March 9 in lat 52 'on ,1 39 I March 10, lat 28 Ion 77 51, passed a log 15 Inches square, 2. feet loirg, Geflon; 15, about miles 28 degrees of Fenwlck Light v'essel, in approximately lat :i.s 34 Ion 7 1 62, passed a heavy uprlght spar, projecting 20 feet above water ap? parently attached to submerged wreckage Sunoll. Along the oversea routes the rollowlng obstructlons woro reported: March -I lat 44 03 Ion 37 05. passed a large dark conlcal buoy, surmounted by cage, with marine growth attached, Mlchlgan; March 15.

lat .18 -10 ion 72 12, passed wreckage about 20 feet long, 10 feet wide, apparently tho bot tom of a scow, McKecsport. ICE REPORTS Ice hns been reported as follows: March 7, lat 43 Ion 48 46, passed a small quantity of Held Ice, Port Hacklng. Notice to Mariners (By V. S. Hydrographic Offlce) nie Hydrographic Offlce under tha" Navy Department is established to aid mnriners.

lt rubllshes rrautlcal charts books. tablej and peiiodtcals. It broad rasta by t-udlo all information lnvolvlng to vessels. Its branoh Offices have the latest hydrographic In? formation of all parts of tbe world and are prepared io serve mariners in many wajs. Mariners are Invited to call at lhe branch offices between the hours of 9 and 4:30.

where they will be cordially welcomed. All mariners are requeated to forward promptly to the nearest branch offlce all hydrographic infor? mation. The Branch Hydrographic Of? flce. New York. is situatod at 7S-S0 Broad Street.

Information has been received from -i number ot masters trading at Port Arthur rexas, to the effect that depths in th' approaoh tc. Sablne Pass are materlall less than shown ou cxlstlng charts The master uf the steamer AgwWeu ln 80f? at a point miles 257 degrees from Sablne Pass Gas and YVhtstu. Buoy. where the charts show a depth BH fathoms. Local im, i revealed the fact thal for a number years dumplng hns been going on in this general lorallty, the dredged materinl ing rarrted off nnd dlstributed over a con slderable area by the currents, Information received frod ihe daster of the steamer Konuta, which vessel grounded on approaching Sablne Pass, tndlcates a general decreaae in depth over a area to tho southward and westward of the entrnnci- to this port.

a new surycy of this locallty has been made vessels should exerclse every possi ble precautlon in approaching Sablne Information has been received from tho Supcrvlsor of Marltlme Affairs. Republlc of llaltl. that a spar buov, painted red and black, in horlzontal hands, has been established to mark the wreck, with SfSi. over locateej about 500 yards 270 degrees from the pier ln don Vn poaltlon. lat l.l 11 OS Ion 72 42 W.

In the near future the followlng lights will be established In the Republlc of flalti: On the eastern end of Vache Isl? and ln approximately lat 18 04 Ion 73 34 W. on Cape Dame Marie ln approxi? mately lat 18 37 Ion 74 W. Ship Board Seeks Iiisttrance Kxpert To Handle Problem Officials Talk Over Entlre Situation nt Ritz Lasker Prepares Ad clress for Bill Hearing Tho advisability of ijecurine an in Burance expert to thc Ship? ping Board in the numeroua which arise In connection the ftov ernment fleet wns one of the rjuestTond rii cu ied at the meetins; nt the Ritz Carlton between Chairman A. Las? ker, Commissioner Mcyer Llssner, vice presidents W. .1.

Love, A. J. Krey, K. Farley nnd several officials under writing companies. It is understood that if tho board decides upon Lhis course, Chnirnian Lasker will endeavor tr, obtiain thi erv (ces of one of the mo I prominent un derwriters in New York, who '-ither will have a high position in c.r.

Emer? gency Fleet Corporation or will have the status of 3pecial adviser to the chairman. This expert would repn thr- board in ita negotiations with on derwriters on cargo insurance, the ln suring of its equity in vessels sold and other questions of a similar nature, Mr. Lasker said yesterday that one of thr- principal purposes oi his trip to New York to go over tfhe ance situation in detajl and to famit iarize hirnsclf with the various phases of tho problem. Negotiations in the past have been carried on by Mr. f.o/e and Mr.

Lissner, who are not tcchni cally trained insurance ni'-n, nnd would prefcr to have this work in charge of nn expert. Preparation of his oponing address before the House and Senate commit tecs on tho ship subsidy bill has also had tho. attention of Mr. Lasker. Ffe is marshaliinjr the facts gathered bj the Shipping Board in Bupport of the Administration plan.

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V' t0 Mcd'lerranean Porta II Mnr Cunard jmi Anchor Stenmslilp Lines. Broadway, CRUISES by C. P. R. STEAMERS Clark'a 3rd Cruise.

January 23. 1923 ROUND THE WORLD I SS "EMPRESS of 18481 Gross Tons. Specially Chartered 4 MONTHS CRUISE, $1000 and up Including Ilotels. Feos. Urives.

Guides. Clark'a 19th Cruise, February 3 MEDITERRANEAN Onntptooui SS "EMPRESS ol SCOTI AND" 25000 Gross Tona, Specially Chartcied S5 DAYS CRUISE, $600 and up fncluding Hotela, b'ecs. Drtvet, Guidea, eto. 9 days Egypt, Palestine, Spain, Italy, Greece.etc. liurope stop-overs allowed on both crnisea.

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TRAVEL IXWHITISTAH At noon urilesa lo MATNTA1 13P.M..M Olympic Cedrlc 8 Megnnf in Othr Tn AzorCH, Madelra, Gibrn'il Vaplea iinri Arahlr i WEST INDIES CRUISES (,, ial Plrr, and Zh 'i-i of Red Star Lim Oothland Uban I Tr, Qoernatowa and Haml Hlnnrkaiula I Manchurla Mtrcaaiit- Cowwi. 1C9 1 Btroadwar, v. v. ltcai YORK a on U.S.Qovernmmt Ships 7 Plymouth i.r-rbwrf. i.

ine 81 Mar. 2S An Statt Old i Afr.M Panhand I Hudson aar Potomf.Mv II 'Air. United States Lines U. S. SHIPPING BOARD 45 Yc huxe Serviae lo TH L0G3K, VMBCBG Flag HeaaMn Resoiute May 2, May 30, June 27 Reliance May 16.

June 13, Jaly 11 Regular Service rO il RG 1'IKKf MouK arroll. Mount llnton, Bay. ern, uerttemberg United American Linei, 30 Broadway Europe on the giant liner s. s. PARIS April 5 NEW YORK-KAVRE-PARIS A magnifi vesstfL, 33,700 accoM modation? spacious public rooms a Caraous cuisine.

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