New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Departures for Now York
Maritime Miscellany

The famous American liner St Paul.
ssuDra, wn,un mas s, been laid up at Now York for
to the Pacific Ocean, It was annonnced
Yesterday. Tho ship has been chartered
20 ~ tourist agency to make voyage in
fr9ncieco and return.
me st Paul was fully reconditioneo
sshoTtly sr",n -, before her withdrawal las. year
service. in which she could no Ionssr he
operated to. advantage. and IL said TO be in
flfteen knots 0os'o' '"~"
Another International Mercantile Ma
I,ne Kneonisnap company ship. the Red Star liner
srip to the west coast to carry partw 81
Myscc Shrine members from New York to
san san Francisco and back in juno and july,
Once agan tho Caronia will enter the
Cunard Lines winter service to the Medi.
,erranean Sea. sailing from New York to
rsltar, Monaco, Genoa and Naples rhis
WI 30 the first cruise OF the season TO at
oceupv earl1ve pqlnts IN she OLD World and win
on November a. she will vi i reach ~aI 'ths ths
short sf,orera axrs on November 4. There will be
they will Include all of the PRINCIPAL siehta
in, 9t lntsIest;; The stay in Naples will BE- @
long .ons enough to enable the tourists to spend
slme ra necessary to visit the attractions in
pofr rna ,.1; near "a Naples including vesuvius
a ke
similar cruise from New York on De-
cenber 7. and on this trip will make a
your day call at the port Of Athens. with
" r,slts ms 10 naples before and after tho stay
.-s;s s;EAITLE, Oct s1--shipments of citrus
rru1,s wt1h o to the East by sea. which was tried
FRUIT Growers Exchange earlier in the
year Will be resumed shortly, according n
freight traffic officials OF the Admiral Limo
faciho Coast agents Of the North Atlatnfc
ana western Steamship Company The
government owned freighters operat.d hs,
NE, rne Nawsco Line were used In the expert
,nent several months ago. Agents In New
iorK or tho California growers rcported
Lnat the oranges and lemons arrtved In
l,t,. nrst class condition. despite adverse cn-
matte conditions encountered along the
Figures on wheat and nour shipment.
from Puget Sound and the Coium bia River.
com pa!eo by exporters OF Tacoma Seattle
and Portland. show a gain OF "a per csne
lor the three months ended September 90.
O. cHtnpafea with the same period OF 1920
grain and -four to the Orient 90 far this
year represents virtually a 100 per cent in
crease over 1920.
During septembev alone 7.s4s.s1s bushels
OF Q, wheat were shipped from Coium a
Kiver TO the United Kingdom and conti-
nentat europe and 1,9l0.23l bushels from
Puget Sound. ~
WASHINGTON, Oct 2l-rransfer Of all
Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Cor
poration to a bureau of American mar
chant marine in the Department Of Com
merco is proposed In a bill introduced to-
day by Representative Sweet, Republican
Iowa.
JACKsONvILLE. Oct 2o--schr Eleanor
Bartram, Pensacola for New York. has
been towed in here leaking and with the
loss Of part OF tho deckload. Minor dam
nge received during heavy weather
LONDON, Oct 2o--Str Thordis Quebec
for a. Norwegian port. went ashore near
Helgoland, but was later foated With as
sistance after discharYns part OF the
cargo.
BE nEFMupA, NJ Oct ls--str Queen Louise,
with the circulating pump disabled
HALIFAX, Oct 1s-Str SchuvYxtlI
Bridge, Savannah tor Aarhus when about
ready to sail, developed further enrit a
trouble and her sailing has been delayed
until tomorrow.
WEST DUBLIN. N 8. Oct 17-schr MIL
dred 9 Myers was driven ashore near
during heavy wind and became a total
loss. Crew saved.
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct 2l-The str Aber-
Goa sailed to-day with bulk wheat for
spesia, Italy. The astern Prince, with
& cargo OF wheat, left for the United
Kingdom The str Floridan sailed for
Europe via San Francisco. The Japanese
str Klso Maru arrived from Seattle to
complete cargo for Japan.
BALTIMORE, Oct 21-The str Wtljsolo
Captain McGahan. one Of the Williams feet
between Baltimore and Pacific ports to