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The New York herald., 1921-04-30
N. Y. HARBOR TREATY
TO BE SIGNED TO-DAY
Supreme Court Dismisses In.
junction Brought by Mayor
Hylan.

In the presence OF the Governcrs, Sem
ators and other officials OF New York
and New Jersey the port treaty. under
which these States will cooperate in
the development OF the port of New
York, will be signed at noon to-day in
the Chamber OF Commerce. That was
made possible when Justice Delehanty
in the Supreme Court refused yesterday
to continue the injunction pending the
trial Of an action TO prevent the car
rying out OF the agreement between the
states. lie went further and pointed
out the need for such an agreement and
The futility OF the claims OF Myor Hylan
and his cries of Home Rule" He said:
IAN examination OF the authorities
submitted on the hearing OF this motion
demonstrates that the claims OF the
city of New York are without legal JUS
tificatlon. and that there is nothing In
the proposed contract inimical to the
rights OF the people OF the city or State
% New York. On the contrary, the
legislation In question Is apparenetly
designed to remove artificial barriers
existing at the port and to confer spe-
clal benefits upon the people OF the
States OF New York and New Jersey, as
well as the country In general"
The treaty Will be signed by William
r.. willcox. T.. H. Outerbridge and MUIR
ray Hubert for New York and ]. Spen-
Ger Smith, De Witt Van Busklrx and
Frank r. Ford for New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

In a dense fog off Sandy Hook last night
tho Shipping Board str Honncdaga. inward
bound from Antwerp, was damaged In col
i,rlon with the tanker Edward a. Doheny.
Jr. outward bound for Tampico. The Home
dnga reported that her forepeak was torn
open and her stem plates bent. She anchored
Inside the bar. The damage TO the tanker IL
any. could not be learned.
RUBNoS AIRES. April 20-The Argentine
Government Is said again TO have declined
Is grant the appeal of officials OF various
what tho steamship men term the eXorbitant
exactions OF the port workers unions. IL
Vas learned to-day that the Munson Line
had received an offer from important Ar
srmed protection for the unloading Of the
Martha Washington and that the lines Off
cials had referred IL to the American author
tiles here.
mugao (Portj. Lisbon for New Bedford, with
AS passengers. = ashore on the south eide
of this island. (See news columns)
LONDON, April 2s--A Danzig despatch
Gays the lockers there went on strike this
morning after action by the security police,
who caught some OF the workers wearing
boots from Polish transports. The lockers
mnltreated several OF the guards. A meeting
OF the strikers has been called to consider
further measures.
MoNTEyfDEo. Urug, April 2a--U ship-
ping Board str AeotH, which arrived here
wednesday. has been boycotted by the Ship
Repair Workers Union on the request Of the
Argentine union, which In boycotflng the
Martha Washington. The Munson Line Il
moking efforts TO obtain non union labor
with which 10 continue the half finished re-
pairs to .he vessels machinery. Her sailing
date, originally set for May 4. has beer post
poned indefinitely.
PARRspoRo. MS. April 2o-schr Bona II
tI3r), from Port Arthur, Tex, Feb 49, for
tho West indies, foundered while going from
Havana TO Key West. All hende are re-
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
Bound East.
CLEARED.

From H. s. Naval Commurdca ton Service.l
Str Caronia CBp, Diggle. Liverpool-Cu-
nard Steamship Co. Ltd.
Str Mahopac (Br). Pollard. Liverpool
Str Celtic (Br, Howarth. Liverpooi-White
Star Line.
Str Mesaba GBr). Hutchinson. London--At-
lantic Transport Line.
str Galahad, McNabb. c's~sow-American
Line.
str Francisco CBr). Wilkins. Huil-sander-
sor & Son.
Str Bellerby lBr). Parkinson, Ipswich-J H
Str Yaka, Rtsley. Rotterdam and Antwerp
! Black Diamond Steamship Corporation.
Str Vittorio Emmanuele LII, Chapman.
Hanburg-Kerr Steamship Co. Inc.
Str Hawaiian, Laverge, Hamburg-United
American Lines Inc.
SIR Ampetco. Cavldur. Antwerp-Robert L
Hague.
Str La Lorraine (F'r) Amic. Havre-Com-
pagnie Generate Tranasianique
Huevei. Rotterdam via Plymouth and Bou-
Observation-Disclosures Line.
Str Kazembe tBrl,. Bu ukeley. Piraeus, Sa-
lonica. &c-Norton. Lilly Co.
Str Brocktown (Br), Bruce, Port Said. Co
locnoo, &c. via Norfolk-Moore McCor-
Str Amur Maru (Jap), Clriba. Hong Kong.
Shanghai and Kobe via Los Angeles-Barber
Steamship Lines.
str Cardonla, Herman. Bahia. Rio Janeiro.
&c-Unlted States and Brazil Steamship
Str cavour OBJ, Ceilings. Rio Janeiro,
Santos and Rio Grande via Norfok-Lamport
Str Mobile City. Longbottom. Honolulu via
Panama Canal-Isthrnian Steamship Lines
Str Harry Luckenbach, Sears, San Fran
cisco and San Pedro via Philadelphia-Luck-
enbach Steamship Co.
Str Lake Fackler. Packer. ST Thomas st
Croix, &c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Catherine. Sullivan, Puerto Plata, SAN
chez. &c-Bull-Insular Line.
Str Essequibo tBr). Green. cristobal. Cal
lao, &c-Sanderson g. Son.
str Rlchconcal, Zuvic, Port Lobos--SicAi-
lister Bros
str Panoil. Browder, Tampico-Pan-Amer-
lean Petroleum and Transport Co.
Str Ell Amigo UPan). Tampico via Houston
Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc.
Str Cornelia. Carey. San Juan, Ponce &c
Bnll-Insular Line.
Str Clare, Risk, AguadiHa, Arroyo, &c
Str Ei Captain. Hansen San Pedro de Ma
| eoris, &C. via San Juan. Mayaguez and
sar Black Arrow. Wilke. Tampico. Ten
eriffe. &c-iNew York and Cuba Mall Steam
Str Panama. Oakley. Port au Prince and
| Cristobal--Panama Railroad Steamship Line.
Str Venus (Nor), Krohn. Manat. Banes,
&c-Munson Steamship Line.
str General Currle (Br), Speed. Antilia
Isabella de Sagua and MISUNDERSTANDING
Fruit Co.
Str Tanamo. HUDSON. Santa Marta-Uni'ed
Str Henry r Mallory Barstow, Havana
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship 60.
Str Pastores. Glenn, Havana, Cristooal and
Port Limon-United Fruit Co.
Str Santa Teresa tBr). Calderwood, Ha-
vana via Observation-Disclosures and Cuba
Steamship Line.
Str Huronlan (Br,. Gardner, New Orleans
White Star Line.
Str Patrick Henry, Kirk, Norfolk--Blacs
Diamond Steamship Co.
Str West Corum, Burke. Norfolk-U Snip
| ping Board.
str Mitchell. Hansen. Norfolk-U s Ship
ping Board.
str Lake Stirling, Whitehust. Richmond.
| va-Richmond and New York Steamship co.
Str Sanuki Maru Jap, NakaJimi (from
Calcutta Baltimore-Nippon Yusen Kaisha.
Str MunaIbro, Giles. Baltimore--Munson
Steamship Line.
Motor ship Astmanco Nv. Andersen, Cape
| Gracias-Astoria Mahogany Co.
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
HYLAN PLEA REACTS
IN TRACTION FIGHT
Contends Law Creating Com
mission Should Have Been
Submitted to Him.

Persons familiar with Public Service
Commission laws. present and past were
of the opinion yesterday that Mayor
Hylan may be defeated In one OF his
grounds against the Transit Commits
sion by his own attitude toward a simi-
lar circumstance. The Mayors conten-
tlon in question Is his plea that the law
under which tho Transit Commission
was established is not valid because ID
was not submitted first for his approval
or disapproval.
It was pointed out that John II. De-
laney, formerly Transit Construction
Commissioner. who is succeeded by the
commission the Mayor now fights. took
office himself under law applying az
specifically 10 New York as the present
transit act, but which was not submitted
to the Mayor for approval
Under that construction, Il vas stated,
1t may be shown that Travis N. Whit
ney, Public Service Commissioner at the
time Mr. Delaney took office, should
have retained jurisdiction over Mr.. De-
laney's duties, and possibly that Mr.. De-
laney is not now entitled to contest the
new commission, since he was never
legally in office IL the Mayors conten-
ton regarding the present law holds
good.
The New York herald., 1921-04-30

Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd, with mdse Went
To pier IS. North River
Str Lake Frolono. Bristol April ~. TO J II
Winchester & Co, with mdse. Went to pier
o. Erie Railroad. Weehawken.
Str Western Glen, Rotterdam April IA.
str Honnedaga, Antwerp April 10, an
csnored inside the bar at PM (was In coll
Str aiaddon. Bizerta April II. 70 A II Bull
4 Co. % n ballast; Went 70 pier %. Bro1llyn.
12tr TO the Cosmopolitan shipping Co. with
mdse. Went to pier 2. Ho5oken.
seDs M M and sh bosn sn sss to Ag
Son. with mdse. Went 10 pier 2. Bush Docks.
Brooklyn.
Hong Kong 18th, Shanghai 18th. Kobe March
g.. Yokohama sth, San Francisco 30th. Cris-
tobai April a and Norfolk 2sth, 70 the
New York Dock Co.'S pier ss.. Brooldyn.
Maoorts 2lst. sanchez and samana 22d.
leland 9th. to the Clyde Steamship Co. with
80 passengers. mails and mdse. Went TO
New York Dock Cos pier 81. Brookyn.
Str Standard. Tampco April 23. to the
Standard OIL Co OF New York. with crude
oil.
Str sarmatia dam. Matanzas April 23
Anchored off Stapleton.
s-r Ell Aba, Galveston April 20. to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
Str Fl Est1ro, New Orleans April "A. to the
6outiern Pacific Co, with passengers and
n,dse. Went to pier 49, North River.
Str Apache. Jacksonville April &c and
Charleston eth, to the Clyde Steamship Co
with passengers and mdse. Went to pier 81
North River.
Str City OF st Louis, Savannah April 27 to
the Ocean Steamship 90. with passengers
and nldse. Went to pier 35. North River.
Str Manhattan CBr). Norfolk April %. ia
the Atlantic Transport Line, with mdse in
transit. Went to pier 90. North River.
Str Cabo villano (sp). Baltimore April %
tfNn0 nil VrldA in fFa1.
for Cadiz. Went to section 8. Erie Basin
Breakwater.
Str Manchioneal 0Nor). Philadelphia April
26, to the United Fruit Co, in ballast.
Str Matura tBr) Perth Anboy. to Fur.
ness, Witty & Co. In ballast. Went 10
Robins's Dry Dock. Brooklyn.
Schr l. L. Simmons
The New York herald., 1921-04-30

Ramapo (USS) 1877 from Cape Lookout 2sth.
Rayo 240 s Scotland J. 10Th.
Sagua 36s 8 Hatteras 2Sth
San Antonio 90 8 San Pedro Pm 2sth.
San Juan 1877 s San Francisco Pm 18th.
Santa Ana $50 N CrtsHobal 26th.
San Fernando lat n IA. lon l47 40 Pm
27th.
T podd 1850 San Francisco Pm
9th.
Senator 2.lo4 San Francisco PM 27th.
Silkeborg ls0 L Ambrose 2SthI
Steel Engineer T2 T. Cape Henry 18th.
81 Mihiel 237 from Cristobal 2Sth
Sun l70 Jupiter 2Sth.
Theodore f Reynolds 2S0 Hameras 2Sth.
w l. Steed 90 " Hatteras goth.
Westbrook 27S T. Ambrose 10th.
West Cadnak 433 San Pedro Pm 2Sth.
West Cornpo 7s0 II by ~ Hatteras 2Sth.
West Maximus 632 Cape Henry 2Sth.
West Momentum s San Pedro PM 2Sth.
West Niraria $40 w Columbia River PM
9th.
West wauna lat 81 1s. lon 64 IS osth.
West Camargo ,426 8 Honolulu PM 9th.
West Isiip 1.7s4 from San Pedro Pa Filth.
West Ivis 3,120 from Cape Flattery PM
2eth
West Isom 1859 from Seattle PM 2sth.
West Mahwah 1886 from Honolulu PM
nth.
Western Maid 4ei f Cape Henry 2Sth
Whea tiand Montana .2S5 from Vancouver 8
PM sTth.
Wiihelmina 81 from Honolulu Pm 27th.
Willfaro 110 8 HaMeras 2Stil
Yucatan 22S Scotland l. v 10th.
Zoppot $50 SW iatteras 2Sth.
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
AMERICAN PORTS.
[By Mall. ]

ASTORIA. o, April 24-Arrived. strs Mean
ticut, San Francisco; Oleum, do. f-t.
AIiANSAS. Tex. April DISABLED, motor.
katherine. Tampico.
CUTLER, Ne, April 25-Arrived, schr WH
heene, Portland. satgc
Sailed 9th. sctr Lillian. Machias. s.
HIIIo, April 2o-Sailed. str Col J. Drake,
San Francisco. -
HONOLULU. April 22--Arrived. strs Gran. 3
lte State, San Francisco for Singapore and,
Calcutta (and sailed 23d). 23d, Dix. Seattle
Sailed z3d, str Tenyo Maru (Jap), San
Francisco. Aa~
ORANGE. Tex. April 25-Arrived, sehr
Roseway. Tampco.
PORTLAND, ., April 25-Arrived. str West
itayen, Anacortes.
PORTLAND. Me. April 27-Arrived. scir Z
Mayflower CBrl, Parrsboro for Boston.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 8-Arrived,
bark Lahaina, Callao.
Sailed 23d. str Luriine, Honolulu.
SEATTLE, Wash, April 23-.Arrived. strse
West Jappa. Hong Kong. &c; schr Philip
pine. San Francisco. +.
Sailed 23d, motor w Burrows, Bristol
Ray.
SULLIVAN. Me. April 28-Saiied, schrs
catawamteak, New Bedford; Abbie
Walker, do -~
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
SAILED.

Stn Patrick Henry. Norfolk: West Corum
do Korsfjord CNor), Tampico: Paul II Har-
wood, do: Polybius, Norfolk; Lake Ogden
Jamaica Bay; Galahad. Glasgow.
Strs Harry Luckenbach. Philadelphia: Mo
bile City. Honolulu; Dirigo. Port Arthur
Frederick /. I,cllogg, Tarnplco: Edward l
D.nN, Jr, do: Mahopac CBr). Liverpool
Lake Fackler. 81 Thomas; General Curris
tBrI. Antilla.
s collier Trinity.
Schrs Nancy Hanks. Jacksonville; Wave
mock, South Amboy: Jessie G Noyes. New
port News.
Sailed 2Sth. str Eastern Light.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on FRI
day. April %. 1921. at AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nine and nlnety-six hundredtfis
co. .0o) inches. This closely approximates es
seven hundred and sixty-one C761) mill
meters. Captains OF all vessels now lying In
or near the ports Of New York and Brooklyn
can advantAgeously use the above official
data for observing whether their own ba-
rometens require any considerable correction
or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM. +. miles
cloudy; heavy fog. smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
Transatlantic Mails.
SATURDAY. APRIL so.

SATURDAY, APftlL o.
italy and Greece sRoumana - via scsI Sapssi nesi
mails for Italy and Greece, str America
8 80 AM
\ France, Roumania, bulgaria. Czecho-
iand, switzerland. spain, Portugal, Turkey.
Egypt, British India. Kanya and uganda,
Malta. Gibraltar. Siam. Ceyion and straiti
also parcel most mails for France and other
/ countries. str La Lorraine. $3.50 AM tsup
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Liver,
j sS5. ssS5 '"@u = str Celtic AM '''' ''''
Germany, via Hamburg; also parcel sl.Sss post
mails for Germany Austria. Czecno-
Hawaiian. IL NJ.
Denmark and Esthonia. via Copenhagen
Ind Reval: also parcel post mails Tor Dem
mark, str Plow City. 2:3O Pm
Great Britain. ireland. Belgium; LuIem- Kern
mark, Germany. Finland, Persia, south
Africa. Madeira and Cape Verde Islands. Ian vi via
Liverpool: also parcel post mails for Great
Britain, Ireland and other countries, str Ca
ronia. 8 AM (sup . 80 AD.
Z Europe. Africa and West Asia Githuania,
.ogne and Rotterdam: also parcel post malls
for Netherlands. str Nieuw Amsterdam, .
AM (sup 10:30 AND.
MONDAY. MAY 2
Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany and
naac Tor sweden. str 8rottninsholm. 1880
AM (sup II AND.
TUESDAY. MAY 3.
France Rounnania. bulgaria. Czecho-
Poland. switzeriamd. italy. spain. Greece.
Portugal. Turkey. Egypt British India.
Kenya and Uganda, Malta. Gibraltar. Slam.
ceyion and Straits Settlements. via Cher
bourg (other countries via Southampton y /;
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries, str Aquitanda, AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh, Boulogne and London Iithuania.
Latvia and Esthonia -; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain. ireland and other
countries, str Old North State. II AM (sup
1890 PM.
Germany and Poland o., via Bremen and
Danzg; also parcel post mails for Germany,
Austria, Czeclro- -Slovakia, Hungary and
Switzerland str Potomac, 12 M
Italy a.. via Naples and Genoa. str Dante
Aiighieri, IL M
The New York herald., 1921-04-30

Newton. New England: coastwise. do:
British Vine CBrl, Dartmouth.
aGoIphia; Fortified 1i cBr), la Las Psimas Palma Yurl 1
Maru (Jap), Rio Janeiro; Everest (BF). Las
sailed 2sth, str stuartstar CBr). Liverpool
Sailed 18th. strs Orleans, Fayal II Dew
ereux Boston; Mortlake CBr), Newport, Eng !.
I'ucerna {Brl. Dunkirk: Spectator lBD. Van
couver, Bc Burma tltaD, Texas City; Mon
Sailed 29th. strs Nordiys CDan). Teneriffe
Nubian CBr). Liverpool; Mississippi Fr)
NEW LONDON. Ct, April 2s-Arrived. ctr
Brush, Seattle. &C
PORT ARTHuRs Tex. Aprtl 2s-Ar5iyee, rived
Currier, Tampico; spIendor utaD. Bizerta
Sailed 2sth. str ouraI CBsIgl. Tanpico; !;
foRsiTe TAMPA. Fla, April 2s~saiied. str
Ligonier, Port Arthur.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April 2a-Arrived.
ship Relief, do; strs Naneric (Brl, New
York: Riverside Bridge, Gibraltar via New
York: Juniata Jacksonville and Savannah !:
Cleared 2Sth. str Graecia (sw), Smyrna.
Cleared 2eth, str Rushville. New York;
Rotterdam and Hamburg; Tirreno QtaD
Gibraltar (for ordens) Malvern Range (Brp.
Havre, &c; motor schr Truxton (Nic}, Blue
fields.
Passed down Marcus Hook April 2s, 80
Pm, tug Catawissa. towing barges Obey, for
Saco and Pennington and Thomaston. for
Portland.
Passed out Delaware Breal7water 2Sth, 30
Pm. str Gulmba, Philadelphia for Buenos
Aires, &c.
In harbor 2sth AM. tugs VIM Mills.
Bathgate and Bristol.-Wind NE, 10 miles
light fog; smooth sea-
PORTLAND, Me, April 29-Arrived. str
Herbert G Wyiie. Tampico
PROVIDENCE, ri. April 2s-Arrived. strs
Briton. sewails Point: Harvey Brown,
Norfolk.
Arrived 18th. str Braga (Fr). Marseilles.
&c. for New York tan the passengers were
landed here).
Sailed 2sth, strs Canada (Fr). MarseiIles
Gulfqueen, Port Arthur.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 25-Arrived.
etrs Marking, Hong Kong, &c; Anson s
Brooks. Jacksonville via Texas City for Port
land. o.: Iris. New Orleans.
Arrived 9th, bark Schurbek (Ger). Santa
Sailed 2sth, str Statesman CBr). London
Sailed 2Sth str Frank II Buck. Honolulu.
Sailed 29th, str Yalza. San Pedro Ito finish
loading for New York and Boston,.
SEATTLE, Wash. April 2S-Arrived. strs
Katori Maru Gap), Orient; Windber. San
francisco.
Sailed 2Sth, str West Isleta, Atlantic ports;
cchr David Evans (Br), Cape Town.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. April 2S-Arrved, str
Artigas, Boston (expacts 20 finish discharg
Ing and leave 3oth for San Franclsco).
ST ANDREWS, Fla, April 2T--Arrived. bark
Julio Drive tSp). Havana.
SAVANNAH. Ga, April 2s-Arrived, strs
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
By United States Naval Communi.
cation Service

distances given in miles: position 1T noon,
unless otherwise specified.l
Admiral Farragut 6s1 San Francisco g
I'M 2Sth.
Agwistar iso S Hatteras 2sth
Agwisun 6S 8 Hatteras 28th.
Annetta sss s s overfaIls 2Sth. oo
Artemi3 423 h by N Cape Henry 10th.
Bayamo Sc Fowey Rocks 2sth.
peilflower 10 NV San Salvador 2sth
5slsidse l,s,,isI s;y 2 Jupiter Jupiter gs'n 2s,h.
Borgestad 142 NE Jupiter oSth.
Caddo 116 NV Cape Corrientes 27th.
capulin SO E Cape Henry Goth.
Coaxet 844 w Astoria s PM 9th.
Colorado Springs / .491 N Balboa s PM o7th
coronado Corona I1o $50 C ispalaf ambrosa 1sn 2sth.
Creole State .516 from San Francisco Pm
27th.
Deerfield lat 81 %. lon II ii 10th
Edorado &7 San Francisco Pm 18Th.
w Sinclair ~ 8 Hatteras 29th.
Frank G Drum 543 from Pearl Harbor 8 PM
Franklin 245 Scotland L goth.
Tranklin X Lane 10 EsE Jamaica 18th.
a. y rows aso i2 y Jupiter Jupiter 5a,h Ssth.
Glendoa 536 Hatteras 2Sth.
Granite State 1.32S w Honolulu Pm 9th.
sGsl5Ishaa aIay f. 90 Jupiter 18th PM osn
Hilton 396 San Juan 2Sth.
Hoxbar 100 Bermuda 2Sth.
INLAY 3I29 from San Francisco PM 9th.
Independent Bridge lat 35 40, lon 50 43 18th
lngold no Hatteras 10Th.
J W. Danziger 1877 Hatteras 2Sth.
La Perouse 80 from Cape Lookout 9 80 I'm
2Sth.
Lake Alien 1O5 s Jupiter 2sth
Lake Elmont 30 Hatteras 10Th
Lake Elsmere passed Gay Head 18th.
Lake El Rio 435 S Ambrose 2Sth.
Lake Faristel 800 S Scotland l. 29th
Lake Ferrona 40 Il Five Fathom Bank 2Sth.
Lake Pepin l66 Scotland l. v 10th.
Lansing 81 from Honolulu PM 9th.
Lenape SW Hatteras 10Th.
Lightburne 10 N Jupiter 2sth.
Limon go Cape Henopen 10th.
Lurlne s37 from Honolulu PM 9th.
nj r Elliott 223 Scotland l. Goth.
MMefnlsoSSs Meross Ss WsW e 5upissE sss
Merrimack 10 from Cape Lookout 2sth.
Mcrrymount lat 81 As. Ion 81 32 28th.
Milwaukee Bridge $50 Ambrose 2Sth.
Mineola f06 " Cristobal 2&h.
Montana 265 s Hatteras 2Sth.
Nesco 81 n Jupiter 2Sth.
Newton rs NE Cape Henry 10Th.
Niagara lat 10 4o, Ion 13S 81 8 PM 9th.
Norfolk NE Popular Island Goth.
Oklahoma City 100 N Charleston 2sth.
Orient fS1 Z Cape Henry 28th.
Oscar ID Bennett 10 S Hattenas Goth.
Philip Publicker passed Hiilsboro 2Sth.
Iieiades 749 from San Pedro PM 9th.
Pelarine i2 s Jupiter 2Sth.
Point Lobos 42J NrNE Cristobal 2Sth
Porto Rico 193 y San Juan 2Sth.
Reaper 80 SW Hatteras 2Sth.
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
CITY DEFEATED BY
LIGHTING CONCERNS
Appellate Division Sets Aside
Injunction to Restrain In
creases of Rates.

The Appellate Division unanimously
set aside yesterday the injunction
granted by Supreme Court Justice
Cohalan In favor OF the city of New
York whereby the New York Edison
Company and the United Electric Light
and Power Company were restrained
from putting into effect increases of
rates over the seven cents per kilowatt
hour provided in schedules filed with
,he Public Service Commission July 1.
1917. the increases being sought because
" the advance in the price of coal.
The higher courts opinion, written
by Justice Greenbaum, holds that the
city has gone about seeking a remedy
through the wrong channels that In
stead of applying TO the courts for an
Injunction II should have applied to the
Public Service Commission. and on thaS
ground he sets the Injunction aside
Complaint should be made to the courts,
the opinion sets forth. only after the
Public Service Commission refuses 20
act on a complaint made to It.
The city will have to pay $4,000 20
the Edison Company and $4,000 to the
cher concern because OF the failure ot
is action. since Justice Cohaian's order
fxed those sums as the city's liability
10 the companies in case the higher
court decided against II.
Justice Dowling OF the Appellate
Division stayed recently Justice Coha-
lsn's order requiring the companies to
put up surety bonds for other consumers
pending the outcome of the decision.
Since be granted the stay the companies
nave imposed n coal adjustment charge
NT nj n1wta mi "a In IN
Geven cent rate per kilowatt hour. Uu-
der the ruling Of tne Public Service
Commission. since held TO be valid. the
defendants may charge whatever they
fnay prove their excessive coal cost en-
titles them to.
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Wllpolo, west coast: Merrimaok. I'hiadel-
phia (and sailed for Jacksonville,
Sailed goth. str City OF Columbusa Boston.
TAMPA, Fla, April 29-Arrived. ar Lake
Earistell, New York
Sailed 2Sth, str Schenectady, Hamburg -
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, April 2p-In
port. tug Tamaqua. from Philadelphia, with
barges Spring for Searsport. PaxDos for
Portland, and Tulpehocken for Bar Harbor-
Arrived 9th, 80 PM, tug Swatara, Phlls-
delphia. towing barges Macungie, for Lynn
and Ontelaunee. Neshaminy and Monitor, for
Boston.
Arrived 2sth, 10 Fld, tug Gettysburg, Phila-
delphis. towing barges Bast and Pennypack
for Boston. Cacoosing for Augusta, and
Preston for Randolph.
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
ARRIVED.

U s Arizona. Pennsylvania and Bridge,
Guantanamo via Hampton Roads. Went to
Navy Yard. Brooklyn.
8 Black Hawk, Guantanamo.
U 8 destroyers Dickinson, Herbert Sica rd !,
Schenck, Leary, Hatfield and Prcble. Guam
tanamo via Hampton Roads. Went 10 Navy
Yard. Brooklyn.
Str Adriatic (Br). Southampton and Cher
bourg April 20. to the White Star Line with
236 first, 3S3 second cabin and 781 steerage
passengers. mails and mdse. Went to pier
90. North River.
Str Estonia CDan), LIbau April Il. Danzie
14th and Copenhagen 18th, to the East
Asiastfc Go, with first. 81 second cabin and
251 steerage passengers. mails and mdse
Went to pier ., Bush Docks, Brooklyn
Str America CItaD, Genoa April O, Naples
Sth and Philadelphia 2sth. TO the Italia
America Line. with first. 2S second cabin
and 314 steerage passengers and mdse in
transit to Genoa Went to pier 81. North
River.
Str Montauk, London April 10. to the At
lantic Transport Line, with mdse. Went to
pier IS. North River.
Str Verentia CBr). London April 1J 10 the
The New York herald., 1921-04-30
WARSHIPS GO INTO
DOCK AT NAVY YARD
More of Atlantic Fleet Due ;
Shore Leaue for Sailors.

flagship OF the Atlantic feet, arrived
yesterday afternoon from Hampton
Roads and docked at the navy yard in
Brooklyn. She was accompanied by the
battleship Arizona. Both ships were
preceded into port in the morning BY
seven destroyers, which also had formed
part OF the great feet the Presiden.
reviewed.
Other units OF the fleet. which has
been several weeks I'm Southern drill
waters. will get In to-day. and the town
soon will see multitude of bluejackets
who will delight in their shore leave
after months of hard work