New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-18

FAf.TIMORE Sept I7--rutorna,s ns.
sociated with the Green Star Steamship Cor
poratinn. which has several large steamers
laid UP at this port. VIII Take part in the
nanfement te obtain relief from Gongresa far
the pioneer purchasers of Shipping Board
tonnage. II is said. A petition by tire bond
holders OF the Green Star TO the shining
Board 1t IL said did not receive much at-
teEuon. Steamship mon are of the opinion
mat tho Green Star ia hut one Of a score
or cases that call for speedy Congregational
n a. s.'a, III INC way OF assistance. With
way Of ports, the Pacific Mail Steamship
r,,"lnpahE str Ecuador sailed from SAN
zeSedes p - s.,4or 10 h, m today The sch
awaiting n charter was to-day taken "a
ROAD fertilizer fer Windsor, s. at prvate
terms. To load cargo Of coal on French
government account to be delivered at a
french Atlantic port, the Japanese afr
aaausn Maru passed in the Capes yeater-
1.'.'-foot combination passenger and freight
S s,vt,',as nuilt by The Bethlehem ship
board sltp oeap1 nts on for the Shipping
= IN, ~. mere Today, Miss Temple ton named
" Nutmeg state She did not use the
time honored champagne at the bantamaI
ceremony. The young godmother 10 tha
nsushter OF Lieutenant Governor and Mrs
naFles a Tenpleton of Connecticut. she
makes the NTH of it's Kind 10 he hulit ar
NPstrow - Point for the Shipping Board.
ty sA ts. rR5ANSCI,sCo Sept l7--charters Of
.wo vessels, both bound here from Calves
ton, to load full cagoes of lumber al North
racine ports for New Yorsg were announcaa
To-day They are the steamers Nuaairas
-.sh4 tons, and Frccpost Sulphur No 2 az,
tons Federal indictments were returnad
las. ass night AGAINST William Dunlevy. second
assistant engineer, and Joseph Winu and
Joaquin harraschiao, oilers, charging them
with committing sabotage on the Shioninr
san Tr steamer Creoie state en- route from
san frAncisco to Manila, last June OFT
GERS OF the Shipping Board steamer Golden
f s.ase we're indicated by the grand Jury
from charges of responsibility for the aeath
Il
"hiie under arrest during the ia at vo,,aga
rom Ire honolulu to San Francisco sales of
barley for export to the United Etnadoyr,
ana Europe from this port dropped of this
week, after total of 800, 600 tons had been
ibara s'' ~ S''ire . uhe lor export Even If
mere - no revival of the market. this
years barley tonnage Will be more than
double the maximum total before the war
vhprecedented In this years business was
me shipment OF 10000 tons of feed barley
shATTLN Sept 17-Announcement was
made by Frank Waterhouse & Co, one of
the firms eliminated a Shipping Board
operator ny the order designating the Ad-
inlral Line as the sole trans Pacific operator
OF 9o,, shaipRlng Board tonnage out of Puget
sound that the company intends to remain
in the Oriental trade. employing privately
owned tonnage. The Shipping Board liner
silver State, sailing to-day on her second
fun UP with cargo. The freight aggregates
500 tons deadweight
Norfolk for Buenos Ayres ia total loss
near Barbados. according to advices re-
BOSTON, Sept ls--Schr Ruth Martin !
trinidad for Mobile, with a cargo OF
a,sphaIt was caught in recent West In
miles of the harbor of Ponce; Iibs and
l.bstays damaged decks swept and
strained badly and vessel leaking; will |
Schr Ethelwyn McFadhen, Elizabeth |
port for sackville y B, arrived here to-
day to procure mainsail for the one
Whlch was lost during a squall Sunday off
Cape Cod; viii resume voyage tomorrow. |
BERMuDA Sept l0-Bark Duncrag. In
port here, aold to-day to a local firm |
LONDON, Sept 14--Schr Blue Peter ar
rived az Paysandu from Gulfport ard
Montevideo with part OF the deck load lost |
ana undertook cargo damaged.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept lS-str Hallway. !
s tor Mexico. Is aground on d mud
bank bank at the mouth OF the Mississippi |
ST JOHNS. n r, Sept ld--str Torrey |
i I'm lor New York put into port here
TINS morning leaking slightly.
PORTLAND, Orc, Sept 1.-The Ad-
niral Line str Montague and the Coum-
ola Pacific str West Keats arrived from
Of OF the Java Pacific Line. arrived from san
francisco. The British str Woren arrived +
from Shields Via San Francisco. The Brit /
lsh str Mongolian Prince sailed for Van
conVer, G, to complete cargo for Eu- |
rope. The japanese str Yone Maru sailed
Tac UNA Scr Sept Hq ARe 9ndqn
runs OF the new Shipping Boad liners are
expected TO divert TO the American vessels
which has been monopolized by the British
ana japanese liners. The Silver State on .
r iast run. bsttered by ten hours the best
time made by foreign liners
v VANCOUVER, Sept 1.-THE str Collegian +
tBr) arrived here yesterday from Europe
with 5000 cases OF whisky consigned to the /
government and 5000 tons OF Central
American sugar to be refined here.
san DIEGO. Sept l7-After a short stop
al San Pedro the str Great Northern. which E
win be reconditioned and used as the nag
ship OF the Atlantic fleet arrived here yes
terday en- route to New Yok.
SAVANNAH, Sept 1.-THE Norwegian
str Bjorstjerne Bjornson, $500 tons. which |
cleared this port last night for Han burg
put back to-day on account of fire which j
is reported to have badly damaged the
vessel.
CAMDEN y J. Sept 1.-THE combine
ton cargo carrier passenger str Munargo
built for the Munson Line of New York.
was launched at the New York Shipbuild-
ing Companys yard to-day. Mrs Della
Munson. Coy!e, sister of Frank Munsop,
president of the Munson company was
sponsor.