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The New York herald., 1921-03-13

CHICKENs-Bo Boxes. 30asoc.; bbls.. S663ac
stays. 2Su34c. FOWLS-Boxes, 99i13ec
bbls.. 2sq3lc.; old cocks 25d2Sc CAPoTs
Near BY, n2M60c Western fsU5se. Sins.
4.G4sc. IUKkElS-Y 55d60c Old
Western 2JM35c. GUINFAS-pair. 15c IA
sl.I5; sQGABs.Dozen. s5alo. FROZEN
GHICkENs-Broilers S4d5tc.: fryets, 3oQ
old cocks. 2Jd29c. CAPoNs-5Oq6oc 'rITI;
KEYs-Young. 65g6cc. old, 55ahSc. prj(,ISs
GEEsE-westeTn, a5a35c 'Vvf'''
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
SUGAR.

The range Of prices in yesterdays
futures market follows
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

rotal salep stocks. $50 900 sharss.
Totals8ics bondr, Sl44 600 par value
.Odd lots. 4Seils cents \ snare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21

str Montauk (Am), Captain Garltc,c.
''o s,r Atlantic Transport Line.
rotterdam and Antwerp via Phila deiphia :
biack Diamond S S Co.
s,r Soeo1y (Am>. Captain Back. Tam
p's g. standard Oil Go of Y.
stone Cape Haiti. Gonuives and Cristohai =.
Papama II Line 9so0s-' ;
~ Str Fort Victoria tBr). Captain Davis.
i'e SIN sImu Sis,;,l E,urness, Witny s Co
.Sf Wilmington (Br>. captain Heinrich
L,nertck; BowrinE & Co
ots Brlghtoa (Nor). Captain Andrea ssen
,,sant.iaEo. Guantananio aud Tanamo; AZ.
Boruin, Savannah; Ocean s. s,
SIT Malacca Maru (Jap), Captain Tsurr
hasni. Philadelphia; Hvuider Weir &: BOYD.
s,s our samarinda (Dusch). Captain Van
soik; Funch. Edye Il Co.
Str Giyndon {Anat. Captain Nielsen
Manati and Nuevitas; Atlantic Fruit Co.
SIT Latvia (Danl. Captain Dahl. Cux-
$ S Co. 80 e'asS <As'"Ae
Z and Cuba Mali s s Co
str canadian pioneer (Br>. Captain Rob
Mckay. "Ao'U a.
str zoppot DAM. Captain surken Port
robos; Robert L Hague
PIT ssahanova tAm), Captain Mundy, Port
antonio: Atlantic Fruit Co.
str corson tAsn}, Captain Foster Ham
eurE to Philaaelphia: Kerr $ S Co
schr Harriet = (Am). Captain Murphy.
81 John: Gilmarttn & Co. 80
schr Blake (Br). Captain Young Perth
Amboy; Sexton g. BRYANT
PIN S9hr \ = comeau Gbr). Captain Haughn.
fs ~. s1nboy sexton & Bryant.
no Su On M9 1,s 8 SAm,. Captain Foster.
sarge Socony 81 tAm), Captain Ras-
laassen, Iampico; Standard OIL Co OF n r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
Maritime Miscellany

CHATHAM Mass. Sept 30-The three
masted schr Susan, of Providence, II l, wa 8
shoals near Pollock Rip l. S. She struck
at low water and floated without assist
ance on the rising tide, apparently undam
aged. The schr was bound from st John.
BOSTON. Sept Gothic str Mount Car
roll. OF the United American Limo. which
sailed from Hamburg for New York Sept
8. put in hero aleak to-day, landed her
bred of those aboard We're German immi-
grants: Captain Brown said he encoun-
tered four storms on the way across. Last
Friday in hurricane the decks were
hundred miles an hour. The vessel was
strained. water came in through the fore
peak and double bottor, and the pumps
were started. With them the crew kept
the water from gaining ,E and he passen
GRAND TURK ISLAND, Bahamas. Sept
20-The captain and crew of the British
schr Nanlara arrived here to-day and re-
Sept Is with its masts cut away in lat %
north lann II west: The schooner was drift
ing northward. they said.
LONDON, Sept 1S--Str Cuzco, Marseilles
FOR Mobile. according TO telegram re-,
has put into port there with boilers dam
aged.
cHRIsTIANIA. Cept 17-str Borgland
bound San Francisco from this port, has
returned with crank shaft broken WIN
repair here.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept ao--competition
betweer rival lines to make port nrst be
cause OF the limited immigration quotas
made It's initial appearance here to-day,
str Mariana fBr) through the Golden Cats
by q few hours, Eoth liners are from
Sydney. Ali but thyee OF the Australian
Immigrants on the Sonoina were permitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
Reports by Wireless
BY U. $. Shipping Board
Cerv;cn

Distance Is given IN miles. Reports are
GATED at noon unless otherwise spscifled.]
Aswimoon 800 NE Lobos Island Sept 49,
Amelia 3S1 8 Hatteras Sept TO-
America $50 = Ambrose sept 10.
American Legion $50 So Ambrose Sept 10
Artigas 10 ne coion es' p ssp s. 10
Aryan so ~ Jupiter Sept 10
Betheiridge &c $ Hatteras Sept, 10.
Bethnor ago Charleston Sept 49,
Bradford 375 Il Tuxpam Sept 10
Brilliant las SSW Head Bank Sept 10.
Calamares S1S from Havana Sept 10.
Carrillo 55S s Ambrose Sept 10.
CHARLES y HARDWOOD 40 NE by z Tampfco
Sept 10,
Charles Pratt 8 sw South Pass Sept 49,
Chester Sun 265 NE Iobos Island Sept 10.
Shiruku Maru lot w Capo Mala s PM
C,,hinampa 100 E Lohos Island Sept TO-
Sty OF Alton "a NE Jupiter Sept 49,
Sity OF Montgomery 05 N IIatteras Sept 90.
C ~ OF Weatherford lao Il Hatteras Sept 20.
CSlsmen. smith So SW Nantucket Sept 90.
comqe ie XIX sN NS son, Ut Pass Sept 10
Daue county IS SSE Hatteras Sept 90
Denis 1897 S Scotland TX Sept ie
Eassern Dawn 1.677 e Delawnrs capes
e eastern Sun 80 = Jupiter Sept 10.
81 81 4 nana a adV from Tortugas Sept 10.
III Norte 2S5 NE Jupiter Sent 10.
f. :. barslow 100 sW Hatteras Sep, 10
Eieetco $50 sw South Pass sept IL
1snsrai Hodges s77 Scotland I. V
George g Henry lie s Hatteras sept 20.
George w Barnes SO E Iampico Sept Is.
GSienpool 2oS Sw Hatteras Sept 20.
Guilcoast 1so Hatteras Sept a.
Gu!:stream 40 s Hattcras Sept 10.
II X Kogers 100 Port Lopos Sept -.
n Al FiaEler lsS SW Hat,eras SEPT Is.
Mayo Maru lat 20 81 lon - OF Sent 10
Heredia SIS $ Cape San Antonio Sept 10.
= upert lSs SE Cape Henry Sept 90.
ion lSR) 7et Sc Ambrose Sept ~.
! Huron ss Scotland V Sept I'd
G White ~ SW Nantucket Sept -
y Merritt So s Hatteras Sept 20,
lrtS As0 ~ Colon PM Sept is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
Mack Addresses Shipping
Men at Astor Tonight

A. r. Mack, district manager of the
United States Shipping Board here,
will address the members of the For
eign Commerce Club of New York, Inc,
at the Hotel Aston, tonight. Mr.. Mack
will talk extemporaneously his main
topic being the aims and future Of the
Shipping Board and the cooperation
and assistance required of shippers,
freight brokers and steamship men.
Due to his long experience in the
shipping business, particularly as
president of the Cosmopolitan Ship
ping Company, his remarks should
prove highly interesting to those con-
cerned with the future of the American
merchant marine.
The Foreign Commerce Club is made
up Of representatives of almost every
line of endeavor connected with ship
ping, including freight brokers, for
warding agents, railroad and steam
ship officials, insurance brokers and
allied businesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
Arrived Yesterday

Str stavangerfjord (Nor), Bergen Sept
10: 70 Morwegan- american Line. with
B'Slsn .'s''9 anu muse 1901 OK '0'n ST.
Str st Mihcl ttransport}: to U Army
,nse ,sr SsrSics VIII pass mails and
Str City OF Savannah. Savannah Sept IT;
Z, T. Ocean s s Co, with pass and mdsc !;
Str Astrea OD. Cape Haytien: to
Funch; Edge 4 Co, with mdse: Pier s.
Co. with rndse; Pier a. r.
Str Bartholomew. Guantanamo Sept IA:
g. 70 ! and Cuba Mall Line. with mdse:
Str HelIass tNor). cartagena Sept S. to
T IA, l,;ns s s CO. with mdse; Pier 5.
49, ~; to Robert I. Hague. with OIL Pier S,
c0 sfr ien Hook y .: !,
Charleston Sept 1s; to clyde Line. with viii,
pass and mdse; Pier 81. i r. '' WIN
to S ii diorsio Nor2 Kingston Sept
Str Algic. Norfolk Sept IS; to Kerr . s
co str With .n n3dse snchored of Liberty.
Providence Sept 10; to Pan American Pc
troleum and Transport Cot with oil; Car
Str Str G 4 snider, Port Arthur Sept ~; to
lnion Sulphur Co; Constable Hook, !.
Breck, sea; navy yard. Bklyn.
~ ~ 2 . Eagle OIL, sea; anchored in Graves
Str Mexico, Havana Sept II; to the New
a sl q cuba Mail Steamship Co: with rs
passengers, mails and mdse; Pier IA 10 r.
str Braheholm (Swed) Stockholm Aug
50, .Sostnennurg Sept and Southampton
,,aI. u 20 Flrness. Witty & Co; with
Mose' Pier 4, Bush Docks Blxlyn
SUE Albert q Watts. Talnpico Sept ii: to
me, me sinclair Oil Co; with oil; anchored off
str El Oriente, Galveston Sept IA: to
s * Sonthern Pacific Co; with mdse; Pier
Str Liehtburne, Providence Sept 10. r.
'ns Iexas Co; with oil; Robins d b, Bklyn.
xlyas sa9r on , San Domingo ports; to the
's Sc e.. 20: with passengers and mdse
Str standard, Baton Rouge
ash,. v'rsl IBID eBr), Rio de Janeiro. Victoria,
Cherbourg Sept H. to the white Star Linn, inv
With pass and mdse 'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Sept 2o-Arrived: Str,
a naaa Seson s s and South
Fort t,ort Gaines lBr>. Port Maria; Saint Jean
OPP. Newport News; Stanley poliar San n
shipper lBr>. Manchester Via H Mahsnes'er'
ST. BoSSiT a. Sept 2o-Arrived and sailed
York. Arrived: strs Assyria Obs. New
I Iork; penn,sylyania New York; Newton.
sailed: strs Glonoester 8altimor Sof1oiT Fl
So cH Ia'sd ,s, s G. Sept 2o--Arriysd:
(panzigS; Mata R eao havana N's'oia
G, HALlFAX. y s, Sept 2o-Arrived: Str
Mary G Duff, New York
HAVANA, Sept 2o--Arrlved: Str vene-
zuela Baltimore. and sailed for San Fran
cisco. Sailed: Str Siboney, from New
York. Mexican ports.
NORFOLK, Va. Sept 2o--Arrlved 18th. !:
strs Piako (Br}; Clyde; santram (schr,,
schr Mary Manson Gruener, New York !;
strs Henrik Lund (Nor), Afatan2as; Conrad
S Mohr (Nor), New Orleans; Tresllian (Br>
lBr}. Port Arthur; Guiiia Gt1. caivest tcua
Sailed 18Th; strs. Hubert (Bri. Brazilian
ssorts Melville Dollar lBr,, Far East via
Del Norte (span), Barcelona; Ethelwolf
1Br), Rotterdam; Goth, schrs Jennie T'lood
krcger. Boston; Paul e Thurlow Boston;
wlch; Hughi (Br), Trinidad; Everett, New
Prince (Br), Portland, Ore.
JACKSONVILLE, Sept 20--Arrived: Str
Howard. Baltimore. Sailed: Strs Arapahoe,
Hss0f Sept w5Ss HsaP'' strs
Gracia tBrl. Glasgow: Canadian Forester
kingston: Canadian Coaster. West Indies
Levenpool (Isr), Hamburg.
K%nsas Nsw ss 4erk s' ssisa s It.
W NJ Burton. Hamburg; w Van Dyke
Port Lobos; Campania UD, Montreal;
Smaragd lNor} Port Antonio; Marquis,
Alice NJ Colburn, Calais.
= PORT EAps., sept ao-,Arr,ved; strs
(Nor), Frontera; Stron1bus (Br), Tampico;
Thomas n Wheeler. New York Sailed
s st1sn Bow Nd lNora, Tela Norastjernan
Tegucigalpa lHond). Ceiba.
PORTLAND, Me. Sept 20--Arrived: Strs
Grainton (Br). Genoa: M Danziger, Tam
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Sept 2o--Arrivcd:
strs Liberty Nlnquas. Mobile: Wilcox,
Galveston Sailed: Strs Virginia, Port
I.obos; Texas, Port Lobos New York,
tern sBr> Valencia for orders.
PORT TAMPA, Sept 20--Arrived Str
Beatrice. New York. Sailed: Str Cardigan
SAN FRANcIsco. Sept 20 - Arrived:
lulu; Ravenrock (Isr,; Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, Sept 2o--sailed: Strs City
s Of st Louis, New York, 10th, City OF
TAMPA. Sept 2o--Arrivcd: Str Doring-
ton Court (Br), Bilbao. Sailed: Strs Trux
lilo New, Orleans; Fueloil. Tampico; Lewis
X Thurdow, Baltimore; schr Josephine.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
/ to land, The sonoma brought a. large
! cargo Including frozen meats, wool. skina

/ to land. The sononia brought a. large
cargo including frozen meats wool. skins
Tielng UP Of eight Shipping hoard
| frclghters Ut Manila is under consldcra-
the Pacific Mail Oriental feeder service,
which has been ordered discontinued. 1t
y PROPOSED that tho ships be ,i laid up at
Arriving here yesterday from Vancouver
on her maiden voyage the Standard OH
tanker BENJAMIN Brewster was tempo
rarily withdrawn from service
HONOLULU. Sept 20---The,. Shipping
Board str Empire state broke all Htea1nlng
records between Japan and this port. The
longest lap OF the trans-Pacific voyage
was negotiated in eight davs and forty
morning and proceeded later in tho day
for san Francisco. sshe is carrying ca
paeity cargo and passenger list;
OF several thousand worlSmen and guests
the str West Chonska, last vessel built on
tha Pacific Cost for tho Shipping Board.
Baker, wife OF the president OF the. ship
building company, who sponsored the atr
Accomac a, the arst Shipping Board
West Chopnka. Tho weasel is a frelghtcr
OF the fush deck type, 1850 tons dead
TACOMA. Sept 2o--sale OF the schr
Betsy Ross to the Foss Launch Company
for. $4,000 was confrned yesterday, by tho
because oc a late bid of $1,000. Tho
Betsy Ross. which was built here three
years ago at cost OF 500, 900. was owned
gated many times her sale price
Anxiety is felt for the safety of the schr
william Nottingham, 1852 tons, which
called from Balboa for this port Juno ~
and has not been reported since. The
sci is chartered TO load lumber for Callao
and the charter expires tomorrow.
SEATTLE, Sept achievement of c00-
600 boxes of Washington apples to Atlmn-
tic and Gulf ports in October and Noven-
her Is under negotiation between the
Yakima Commercial Club and the Central
Steamship and Commercial Company, OF
New York
The Puget Sound agency Of tho Williams
steamship Company of New York. will DO
transferred October from the Thorndyke-
Trenhoime Company to the Alaska Stcam-
chip Company
VANCOUVER. Sept 2o-The str Mon
goiian Prince tBr>, first vessel in the new
Turness Witty service to thu Pacific Coast.
cases OF salmon and other freight for
Europe.
BALTIMORE. Sept 2o--Thc Matson
Navigation Company's ctr Buckeye State.
from San Francisco for Baltimore by way
OF New York has a large consignment OF
canned Hawaiian pineapples Tor delivery
at this port.
John Eklund. seaman on tho Swedish
str Inland, from Gothenburg, Was an evil
dencc of the careful tab the Immigration
Department keeps on stowaways Elslund
mad been stowaway n steamer at an
other port and as soon as he got here ex-
poected to go ashore, but received an order
that he must remain the Inland.
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept Gothic str Steel
Exporter. Of the Isthmian Line, arrived
from New York to-day. The British str
Ileath sailed for Queenstown with wheat
Ihe Japanese str Koshun aMru called for
Mukilteo arrived from Honolulu The str
Charlton Hall sailed for New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day


Vessel Port. Agency.
Willkeno, Hamburg. Sept 7..WilliAms $ 8 Co
Wilihtlo, Cr!stohal. Sept IL. Williams 8 Co
Argentina. Trieste, Sept Q. .... Phelps Bros
San Giorgto, Naples Sept 9. .Itaiita-Arn Line
Mt Carroll. Hamburg. Sept $. I'm Ana Lines
Stockholm. Gothenburg. Sept 10.
Munamar. Antilla. Sept IT,. Munson Lin IS
City OF Lucknow. Cardiff. Sep o.
Canada, Palermo. Sept e....... Fabro Line
Duo Tomorrow
America CherbourE. Sept 12...U Line
Vasari, Liverpool, Sept IL.
Lamport Holt Line
BraEs, Maraeillee, Sept &c.,. .Fabre Limo
Oregonan, Hamburg. Sept Sun Am Lines
Due Friday
Dante Alighieri. Naplea, Sept &.
Guglielmo PIERCE. Naples Sept o.
Petrce Bros
Duo Saturday
Finland, Antwerp. Sept 15..Red Star Line
Manchurta, Hamburg. Sept IA. Amer Limo
Due Sunday
Canopic, Azores, Sept 10 :. White Star Limo
Denis. Para. Sept H.. Booth Limo
Quillota, Cristobal Sept 49,. .Pac 9 Nav Co
Due Monday
Buckeye State. San Pedro, Sept IL.
United Amer Lines
La Lorraine. Havre, Sept IT.. French Line
Orizaba. Tampico, Sept 16..... Ward Line
Duo Tuesday
Bayern. Hamburg. Sept 15-Unit Am Lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

NAPLES, Sept 1o-str Europa GtaD.
TRIESTE. Sept 11--str Presidents VIII
ALGIERs, Sept l2--str Yamagata Maru
SIERRA LEONE. Sept 17-str Boutry
soUrHAMproN. Sept ao-str Aqui-
coPENHAenN. Sept ls-str Mason city
KoRsoNR Sept 15-str Pittsburgh
LONDON. Sept ao-str Mesaba (Br>.
HEIS1NGFORs, Sept Str Pillow City
IIBAU, Sept 11--Str Polonia (Dan).
MoLLENDO. Sept 1s-str Dssequibo
sALAvERRY. Sept 1s--str Minnequa.
GoTHENBURG. Sept l4--str Drottning-
DANzIG, Sept 1B-strs Gdansk and Hud-
BouLOGNH Sept 2o-str Ryndam
tputch), via plymouth for Rotterdam and
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept 2o---str orduna
(Br). for Hamburg.
Departures for New York
LoS I'D SEPT aonstr Mo sT m
" CAALLAo, sept ls-~str Santa Tecla.
NAPLES, Sept 10--str Guglielmo Peirce
BARcELoNA, Sept 15-str Fenchurcn
SOUTHAMPTON. sept 1o-str George
washington, from oIeueI.
ANTWERP. Sept 17--Str Storm King.
TARRAGONA. Sept is--str siene ORR.
ST NAzAInE. Sept 1G--Str Western
BRIsroL Sept 17-str Chicago City
CHRIsrrANIA. Sept 14--str songvaar
HAMBuRc. Sept 17-str oropesa (Br).
COPENHAGEN, Sept l5--str Mexico
DANzIG, Sept 14--str Estonia DAM
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 2o--Str Empress
OF india (Rrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21

! a Bostwicis as $ Scotland I. Y sept 20.
N panagsr Ios sW NentacAet sebt 10.
Joseph NJ Cudahy lit 3 Hatteras sept 10.
Kennecott $50 s Ambrose Sept ID.
Lake ElsInere ls2 Hatteras Sept 10.
ae savas ays sSresa ssnt Sept 20
Lcvisa 20 SW Nantucket Sept 10.
Liimac lAo 2 Tampico Sept 10.
+ Elliott 4i2 NV Tortugas Sept ~.
Maiden Creek 20 $ Charleston Sept 10.
Maynri ~ sas $ so Nantqcket Sept To-
Monana 1852 u Ambrose Sept 20
Mnnalbro Mn Cape Henry Sept 80.
Mundale- ss7 u Galveston Sept 10.
Nacats SO Sc Hatteras Sept 10.
Newona S1l NE Tampico Sept 10.
orcus ESQ sW Hatteras Sept IL.
Ormes 10 Hatteras Sept 90
p ~, az SW IIatteras Sept 49,
Pennsylvania 916 n Tampico Sept TO-
Princess Matoka 1870 n Ambrose Sept 49,.
Puiwico $50 $ Scotland Nv Sept 10.
Quaker CITY 1897 F. Capo Henry Sept ~.
San Gil $40 N Lmon Sept TO-
San Tiburcio so s Capc Henry Sept 20.
Santa Marta 1.oo4 $ Scotland Lv Sept 10.
Saramscca 90 Contoy Island Sept 10
satartia s9s u Ambrose Sept 10.
schenectady SCI so y Charleston Sept 10.
Standard - S Scotland Lv Sept 20
SURNAME 223 ME- Barrios Sept 10.
Suruga "a = Delaware Breakwatcr Sept 90
Thames Maru 200 s San Diego Sept 10.
Thomas III Wheeler GS Sc South Pass
Sept 49,
Toloa 2S2 N I.imon Sept 10.
Nictolite so MI Jupiter Sept TO-
Vtstula AZ Charleston Sept 49,
w B koene Charleston Sept 49,
w NJ irish SO Hatteras Sept TO-
Matter Jennings s5 u Lobos Island Sept 8.
West lson 2.226 w Cape TIattery 8 PM
Sept is.
West Ivis 800 w cspo Flattery PM
Sept lS.
West .Jossup $50 w capo rlattery PM
Sept IS. "a
WiIhilo 1877 3 Scotland Lv Sept 20.
Wiiiiam M Burton 20 Overfalis Sept 90.
Millpolo 255 Sc Point rermin Sept TO-
Winona County sos Il Cape Henry Sept 10.
zacapa 44s SW Plum Point Sept 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
y. 5, Line Boats
May Dock at
H0bOken Piers
Cost of $500 a Day for
Berth in North River Is
Considered Excessive by
Manager TIL. Rossbottom
Mayors in the Limelight
France & Canada Company,
Lessces, Backed Mail
Line in Federal Suit

Transfer of all United States Limo
passenger steamers to berths in the
Hoboken docks is contemplated by the
management. This move has been con-
sidercd for some time as the result of
tho disclosures that the United States
Shipping Board, operating the vessels,
has been obliged to pay tho France
and Canada Steamship Company,
lessces of Pier ~. North River $500
daily for each berth.
The Mayors, Judge Charles and his
son. Captain Francis, of the defunct
United States Mail Steamship Com
pany, again have come into the lime
light. The France and Canada COM
pany was the guarantor Of the Mail
account to the government and was one
of the various corporations which AL
bert D. Lasker. chairman of the Ship
ping Board, mentioned in his denunci-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
Submarine R-27 Safe;
Distress Call {Inexnla;ned

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.--Safe ar
rival at Guantanamo Bay, Qua, of the
American submarine R-27, which while
EN- route from Coco Solo, Panama Canal
Zone. to Guantanamo, sent out dis
tress call Sunday night was reported
to-day to the Navy Department.
The dispatch reporting the safe ar
rival of the R-27 said she came in YES
terday under her own power, but gave
no details as to the trouble experienced
by the sublnersible and which led to
the distress signals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21
Sailed Yesterday

=. strs Rayo and ono barge, Beau,nor,, .
a sliger: with Aspinet in tow. Providence:
. nro.ston, Naples and Genoa Mayaro (Br}'
~, lrinidao. Frederick r Kellogg (Am} Tam,
Peg peg VIM il poheny (Am). Tampico :;
AMI, London: Bayonue (Am),. Philadel
b I,nls.. = a Bostwick (Am>, Tanapico; Mo
raW1 Am) Jacksonville and Charleston:
yea; Maryland, sea; Agwilake. Lobos:
aa'acca Maru fJap). Philadelphia. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21

alton Of the conduct of the Mail COM
pany by the Mayors.
The rate of $500 daily for each berth
At Pier "a has been declared exorbitant
by the Meyer committee as the result
Of the Investigations of General Will
liam NJ. Black, former chief OF en-
gineers, q. s. A. (retired), and General
Edward G. 0'Brien. This view Is con-
CURED in by 7. II. Rossbottom, gen
eral manager of the United States
Lines, who admitted yesterday that
Plans are on foot to transfer all United
States Line boats to Hoboken docks.
There is possibility that tho lease
of Pier "a will be obtained by the
Panama Steamship Company. At pres
ent tho ships Of that line berth at
Pier /, Hoboken, where an annual
rental Of $1S0,000 is paid. This is
considered excessive for the type Of
steamers employed in the Panama
service.
Inasmuch as the France and Canada
company guaranteed the accounts of
the United States Mail to the govern
ment and charged 100000 for doing so,
according to its own financial state
ment, there is every indication that
will take steps to secure the lease of
the pier as an asset for the creditors.
This can be done by bringing suit
against the France and Canada COM
pany or by asking for receiver for it.
The United States Line boats dock
ing at Pier "a now are the Potomac,
the Princess Matoika, the three
State" steamers and the Pocahontas.
The last named, which is due here
shortly, may make her first landing
at Hoboken since her disastrous ex-
periences in Naples.
There are ample accomm odations at
tho Hoboken piers owned by the gov
eminent. These are four in number
since the recent fire, but they can ac-
commodate twelve ships at time conf
fortably and fifteen if the necessity
arises. 1t is believed the schedule Of
sailings and arrivals can be so sr-
ranged that other Shipping Board vcs-
sells can berth there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-21

PostoTice and City Hall Postoffice Station,
New York. at z p. m. as follows:
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. via Seattle, steanls ship
Cross Keys. September %
Japan. Corea. China Siberia, French Indo-
cept Surnatral. via Seattle. steamship
Manila Maru, September %.
Hawaii, via San francisco. steamship will
henina, September a.
Hawaii. Japan. corea. China. Siberia,
French Indo-China. Netherlands East
indies except susnatra) and Philippine
nuapire State. September 2s
Hawaii, Samoan Islands Australia and
New Zealand, VIA San Francisco, steam
ship Sonoma, September 90
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City Island
Bound South

Bound South
schrs Flora,n (Br,, Parrsboro for New
York; Priscilla III. Nantucket for New
Bound East
Schrs Cleaner, New York for Nantucket
I.avolta, Jersey City FOR Dark Iarbor. Me ;
Harriet y. Hoboken for st John Qast two
anchored).
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Marine Reports
Figures indicated are standard time
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

Hatteras to Key West and East Gulf
Moderate easterly winds and generally fair
weather.
West GnIf-Moderate to fresh east and
southeast wirds; generally fair weather
Caribbean Sea aud Windward Passage
Moderate variable winds. considerable
eloudiness and local showers
North of Sandy Hook-Fresh southerly
winds; increasing unsettled weather, fol-
lowed by showers
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Fresh south
eriy winds; unsettled, showery weather.
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Chebaulip. ........ Shcwan's D D, Bklyp
Evansville. >. Ramburg's Iron W'ks, D'klyn.
Fluor Spar: 18th st, Bklyn
Lake III Rio ................P Pier A. r
Uppland $500. Pier 4. Rush Docks, Bklyn.
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Outgoing Steamships

Tho hours given below are standard time
or daylight saving time add one hour.
Sail To-day
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SIGHT SEEING YACHTS
RESORTS

Ak Ala AROUND .ss NEW York;, Bstt.r II
40 SANDY HOOK and tns OCEAN. 80 r q