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New-York tribune., 1922-04-15

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ~PRONT-
sions of law, there being due and unpaid
charges for which the Undersigned Cooke $
Storage Warehouse, is entitled to lien as
described, aud due notice having been
given to all parties known to claim an
interest therein. and the time specified
IN such notice for payment of such charges
PUBLIC AUCTION at Cookies Auction
Rooms Nos. 200-2lt East 125th Street
Borough of Manhattan. New York City
on Wednesday, April 26th, 1922, COM
property: Rockers, chairs couches. sofas
settees beds. springs. mattresses pillows
cushions dressers. bool<racks, tables. hu:
fets. crystal closets. china closets. chif-
ca binets. childs and dolls carria ges
stoves. lamps, oilcloth, sleds. cots refrig
orators, trunks, boxes. barrels, hampers
pans. baskets, cases, bags. suitcases
linen bedding, hangings. silverware. cut
lery, china, bric-a -orac, books. personal
effects, etc, held on account OF Fred
Thomas j. Kelly. Jos. Leblanc. Alex Neil
son, Bert Raleigh. II. c.. Sandgren Mrs
Geo. Wickman and Paul Yurec2ko; sewing
machines held on account of Fred Brown
and Mrs. Fein; upright piano and stoo'
he sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same will be continued at the
same place on each and every Wednes-
day thereafter beginning 0;3O A. NJ
and continuing until all the goods are sold
or until all liens satisfied. All the
aforementioned goods being stored
warehouse. The goods may be seen AT
the place of sale on the day preceding
the sale.
COOKIES STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
20a211 East 125th Street.
Borough of Manhattan. New York city
BY JOSEPH WlEI4AR
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Extend StevedOre
Contract ; Months
For Ship Managers
Shipping Board Officials
and Operators Agree on
Changes, Commissioners
O'COnnOr AnnOu unces

Agreement has been reached between
the Shipping Board and managing
agents at New York to extend the
stevedore arrangement until July !,
Commissioner r. V. O'Connor said
yesterday. The contract expired on
April I, but has been continued pend
ing negotiations for a renewal.
Mr.. O'Connor said that the two
months trial Of the present system has
been satisfactory generally, but ad
mitted that the extension was tempor-
ary and that further conferences would
be held at the end Of this period. Sew
eral minor changes were made in the
contract.
The stevedore contract provides for
the payment by the Shipping Board
Of fixed sum for specified port
charges. including loading and unload
ing. out of which the ship operators
must meet all charges Of this kind
Under the previous plan the operators
debited their accounts with the board
for the expense of each part of the
work. The board contended that plan
was uneconomical, resulting in exces-
sive cost, and must give way to a fiat
compensation.
The committee for the board, which
has been meeting with the managing
agents for several days, included h
Y; Saint and f. &. Belsito. Mr.. O'Con-
nor did not come. to New York until
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
U. S. Radio Open to Press
And Business Until 1925
President Signs Bill Granting
Wireless Facilities TO June
80. That Year

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The bill
extending use of government naval
radio facilities for commercial and
press purposes until June 80, 1925, WAS
signed to-day by President Harding.
The measure was passed by Congress
last week, after having been before
that body for almost year. AS passed
by the House it authorized the extern
sion of the use of such facilities until
June 80 next The Senate amended
it in February by making the extern
sion until June 80, 1927.
The compromise for extension until
1925, as provided in the measure given
Executive approval, does not apply to
messages to China. The service to
Chinese stations will be terminated
January /, 1924, owing to international
wireless agre eements.
The bill had the support OF many
business concerns and various associ-
ations of newspaper publishers, par
ticularly on the Pacific Coast, who held
that private facilities for communica-
tion with the Far East were inadequate
to serve the needs of the United States
and that such service as was available
in many instances was excessively ex-
penSive.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
American Ports

BALTIMORE, April 14-AlTived: Mes
ssn @ psTss Nsy 1PG Pss M5hGp" rsMnse nee
New York; suruga Manila, etc, via Colon
vttoria Emanuele III, Glasgow sch Jennie
Flood Boca Grande. Sailed Grecan. Bos
Persian, Jacksonville via Savannah
BOSTON. ApriI 14--Arrlved: Scestdifk
DD, Rotterdam; Walter d Moves New
port News: Middlesex Newport News;
Sewall's Point, Norfolk: Ontario, Balti-
more and Norfolk; Coroaal, Ponce and San
Juan; City of Rome. savannah; Cold Har-
Dor. Portland for Pacific Coast ports; Hog
Island. Gibraltar; J " DeVereuX, Norfolk
Gatter two 13th). Sailed: Nord African
(Fr>, Falmouth; Lake strymon, Charles
ION , and JacksonVIle: suffolk Hampton
lqa pa pio he@tr'Ge d NeW GorN w, BIrd t,y
AELE2TON. Aprl l4.-ArriVed: Pol
u'l-1e rp1sTHWa ;1%TDaT' pa,.,.,a roo, ,., 20
lis !ObAL' }l5i' rana ma Cana April II
3oi 1orh 1or san Franclscoi Malta Maru (Jap),
01eano roiN 6o,r 1or nooe salle9 tartago' New
Angeles San Bias 9r Br9 Bastnn: ato'2 Zacaos 9s
Non, Me% Orlesns; Hauraki ibr2 trom Liver
PooI)' san Francisco, Lewis l-uckenbach
fron, EaIt,,ora, LOS AhseleS' ''ser
Nt3i'I aITTsTm% 'ii ,
su(h ,Ita ri ", Aprl ri i4AfT,yed o, SOS.
yori< Ssilaa fta -, r. O]orauea,t' ] NeW
II VI R 91'ieu IAN 'Br}' brenltn Peter
YORK; EasteT rpa IL 2eGi1en'e New
Fl HAVASWA ~ "a u,a'pr' AprI 14-saj,ao San R.nno
(Rr1 fro,n t,nsp1on $50 -" o' u"o
MOBIIE Anil ,i,.ad ,r,,ao,
loosa CIV rondon. oe.ohe,r % Ws.1, vsca
Sailed k,Iie f\nr, oarr, ~ ~ "a
tonic (NorJ' Tela: Asian ~, iya,,1ni l,ti
Effineham 1jvarnooIe N1vni3 npi II11NeIpoo''
NEWPORT NEWS Anrl 4HArri1ad @ia
han (pr, ,Ia,.nnn sailed; lhden
terdam Sneaker aNI as 1'9lnalm 9Iparnoo [p Rot
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Cleared

Sutransco, Hudglns; Odessa. Novorossisl1 X
Via Norfolk Transmarine Corp.
Clan Buchanan (Br) West: Beira to
Philadelphia Barber S s Line
Toioa (Br); Grant. Havana. Cristobsl
and Port Limon; United Fruit Co.
RaVnonger (Nor) Iiellevig; Sagua; Nun =
son Line
katuna (Br); Hammersley Port Said
and Hodeidah; Funch, Edve & Co.
Eidsvold (Nor): Johnson; Santiago, \ ?
& Cuba Mail Co.
Ryndem DD; Krohi: Rotterdam via
Plymouth and Boulogne; Holland America
Northwestern Miller tBr); Young; Lon
don, Furness, Witty & co.
Fort Victoria CBD Carmichael; Ber-
muda; Furress- Bermuda Line.
American Legion; Zesrfoss; Rio de
Janeiro. Montevideo and Buenos Ayres
Munson Line.
Perfection. Jacobson Tampico; Stand
ard Oil CO OF \ Y.
city OF st Joseph FLYNN; Palermo to
Baltimore: G d Mallory & Co.
Baltic (BD Beadneli: Liverpool Via
Queenstown: White Star Line.
Maine CBp; seymour; Atlantic Trans
Republic; Anderson Antofagasta. Val
paraiso via Norfolk and Baltimore; Chile
Ionspe Kemble: JacksonvilIe and
Charleston; clyde Line.
Ocmulgee, Baker, Mobile and Tampa
Mallory Line.
Phradelphia Lee1; Bsjtimoie Clyde
Line.
Jcfcerson Horsley Norfoi>, Old Do
minion Transportation Co.
Lake Gilboa; Mcguire Washing ton and
Brunswick, Clyde Line.
Nueces. Davidson. Galveston; Mallory
l.ine.
city OF Mont ntgomeryi Hammond savan-
nah: Ocean 5 s Co.
y. q. Sconeld; Keller, san Pedro and
san Francisco; A. 5. Coriel.
Editor. johnson; Baltimore; CosmopoA-
tan Shipping Co.
steel Nayigator; Hayes: Boston; 18th
mtan Line
America; Rind: Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Bremen: Lines.
Amelia Gabrielsen; Port Antonio; At
lantlc Fruit co.
MsravaI OBJ Matheson Trinidsd to
Perth Amboy, Furness. Witty & Co.
Araguaya t3r) GilIard; Bermuda
Royal Mai steam Packet Co
Verona 'Nor), Olsen; baracoa and
Kingston; Di Ghorgio & Co.
Keeluns (BD. McClellsnd; Singapore
snd Manila via Norfolk; Norton, Lilly &
Co
sch Hiram u MacIean (B); Living
stone: Perth Amboy; Gilmartin Co.
Sch Nm \ Naug.er (Br) Mosheri Hall
faN j + " hitneV.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15

Blafield One tNor), Nera Cruz Clifwood'
Londou Conde de Churruca fSpJ. Tam
pico; Tert OD, Palermo Lmicnna tBr).
Tnmplco Momus, New York; Parsmins.
Bocas Del Toro Red Hook. Mobile; Iron
tolite (Br). Texas city. Sailed: Choluteca
lHond), Port Cortez. Nola. Progreso; San
lose Tela Shakespeare tBr). cardenas
Venator (Nor), Port Barrios; Yono tHond)'
Ceiba
PORTLAND. Me- Aprn 1t.-Arriyed
Tafna err. rowey, svortcn (Swp, Freder
ctstad. Norway; stephen n Jones, Nor
folk Matao Norfolk. Munelhro, Norfolk.
Sailed West Kebor, Hamburg aud Rotter-
dam
PORT TAMPA, April t+-Arrived; 18th,
italia. baltimore. Sailed: cuba, Havana.
SAN FRANCISCO, April II Arrived
Yorl; Nepouset New York: 14th, Mime
sotan New York, Sailed 18th, steel
Noyager Vancouver; Robin Adair. New
York via san Pedro; Asia tDan). 'open
hagen, Genoa Maru (Jep), Now York
l4th Harry Luckenbach, Portland, Ore
Jeut ha, Tacoma.
SANANNAH Apri 14---Arriveo; eastern
knight New York; Sydbold (Nolp, IIa
Nana; Gulhght Tempico; city OF 81, Louis,
New York
ST JIIN, " IL. April l4-Arrived: Mary.
san Domingo via New York. Sailed Lis
gar County tBD, London; sch Maurice II
Thuriow, Tampa
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. April ii
Sailed Schrs Bradford Jones (from 81
Thomas). Portland: Evelyn Wilkoy tBrl
tfrom New YorlD. J.unenberg, \ s, lucy
Evelyn tfrom New York;. Passport; Nan
tisco tfrom NantuckeD, New York Frank
Frederick II tBD 0rom st George, b
\ot.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15

Agwmoon 50 y Hatteras April a.
Annn1ns A1oerSrGite 40 6S o. EsE Cape Sable April a.
Apache 33 y Hattoras ApriI -.
Atenes a. Cape San Antonio Ap:il "A.
Bogota S57 Scotland April a.
Braeholm pa American shoals AprU ia
Calamores 2o3 Havana April IA.
Cantigny lat 40 23 Ion 35 2l April a.
Camoroi lat "a 4$ 81 Ion 80 n April IA
Cecil County l6 Il Sand Key April H.
Charles p Harwood 60 f Heaidbank
Charles Pratt l21 NV Tortugas April a.
Chester Nalley C3 Cape Henry April H.
city Of Columbus Ell S Scotland April IA.
CotopaXi s Jupiter April H.
creole 102 s Jupiter April a.
Cristobai 976 Scotland April "a.
Dean Dtr;no hmery - 49,, Nn Jupiter April a.
Eastern Guide - F. Ambrose April IA.
Edward Doheny 1875 SW Hstteras
El Mundo 112 NV Tortugas April a..
El Sol 236 Hatteras April ID.
Emergency Aid $50 f by \ Hatteras
Eugene enc y rhayer go w Sand Key
GHdf; Gndan,a ;;nr q Z, ne : ,. Jupiter Apr'I -.
Guiftrado ~ n JnpteT pn'syF April 1opr'' "a.
ielge 40 y Jupiter April "a.
teredta l80 &c South Pass April "A.
j NJ Guffey 34S Puerto Cortez April IA,
J W Van Dyke 70 ssw Hatteras April u.
Josiah Macy 297 S Ambrose April IA.
hekoskee 20 " Tortugas April Il.
kennecott 264 S Scotland April IA.
.inon 603 9 Cape Henry April "a.
Lone Star State sd from Chcrbourg 80
PM April l3.
NJ f Ellott a w Key West April a.
Marne 260 Sc Galveston April -.
Mexico 50 Hatteras April IA
Mevania 53 f Charleston April "a.
Montana AZ Jupiter April IA.
Monterey 920 Scotland April IL.
Montrolite II Jupiter April "a.
Mundelta. 1928 \ Jupiter April IA.
Muskogee 103 NE jupiter April IL.
Occidental 30 NNE jatteras April "a
Old North State 397 f Ambrose ApriI IA.
Ossa 500 f Cape May April 13.
Parismna 229 SD South Pass April u.
Panhandle Stote sd from Plymouth AN
April a.
Princess Matoika let 40 80 ion Al 81 April
ouistconck AS sw Mobile Bar April H.
sag Harbor off Horn Island April IA
Schenectady l2 SIC Fowey Rocks April IA.
Steel Worker J9S Hatteras April IA.
SWifteaRle AZ Hatteraa April a.
'rafna 60 E Portland. Nc, April 13.
Thomas II Wheeler 366 Sc Sabine Bar
April a.
Turria ba lo+6 s Scotland April a.
Tuscaloosa City 125 from Mobile Apri, II.
Nictrolite so 9 Cape Sable April IA
Virginia SO SSW Hatteras April -.
" II Libby 293 w Sand Key April "a
Warwick 76 N Jupiter April IA.
West Hardaway Sc SE Jupiter April "A.
Vest rotnnt "a z Hole-in- Wall April "A.
Winona 592 r Ambrose April Is.
Aeolus 1,072 n Rio de JaneWo April II.
Centennial state sd from Cherbourg so
AM April 3.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Seek Increase
In Subsidy ON
Slow Vessels
Ship Owners Ready To Ask
40 Per Cent Advance on
Boats Making Less Than
IL Knots. 1t Is Reported
Present Basis Criticized
Industrial Corporations
Find Compensation Not
Enough to Offset Loss

Ship owners will ask an amendment
to the pending subsidy bill increasing
the minimum compensation from one
half cent to seven-tenths of cent for
each gross ton to 100 miles travelled in
foreign trade. ii is reported. The ef
feet OF this would be TO add 40 per cent
20 the payments available for % per
cent Of the American merchant marine.
amounting to several million dollars.
Under the bill as it stands now the
subsidy would be one-half cent a ton
FOR all ships making twelve knots or
less, with the addition of one-ffth
cent for each knot in speed The plan
now being considered by the ship own
ers would place all OF these vessels IN
the thirteen-knot class.
Il is the belief of the steamship men
that the payments provided in the bill
drafted by the Shipping BOARD are not
sufficient TO offset the differences in
wage subsistence and capital costs,
but that the proposed increase would
accomplish this purpose.
The Importance Of this change on
'he subsidy payable to American ship
ping was shown in figures submitted
al the hearings now in progress at
Washington indicating that most Of
than twelve knots. In ships of this
class Great Britain has - per cent, the
United States 92 per cent and Japan
81 per cent.
Final decision on this recommenda
tion will be reached next week at q
meeting Of the Merchant Marine Joint
Committee. composed of owners, build
ers and operators, after which testi-
mony will be submitted to Congress.
The ship owners also are expected
20 urge more liberal treatment for yes
sells owned by industrial corporations
Under the existing bill, one shipping
man said yesterday. the compensation
is not enough to retain the fleets of
such companies as the Standard Oil
Company under the American flag. The
latter has made an exhaustive analysis
OF the bill, as applied to vessels under
its control. and has discovered that
operation under foreign flags would be
cheaper.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15

Word was received yesterday by off
cials OF the United American Line that
the new 2o,00oton passenger steamship
Resolute, bound west on her maiden
voyage TO New York, sailed from Cher
bourg, France at $50 p. m Thursday.
During her stay in Cherbourg she
was given an enthusiastic welcome
from the population and officials of the
city. The ship has on board 523 pas
sengers from Hamburg, Cherbourg and
Southampton.
The Resolute was built in Germany
and left Hamburg on April II. She is
expected to arrive in New York April
20, and will dock at Pier Sc, North
River
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
By Independent Wireless.
Tel. Co.. Inc
Cpistance IN miles, position at noon unle

tpistsnee In miles, position at noon unless
otherwise stated)
Aswisiar 800 Ne Havana April IS.
Ario $50 K Panuco Bar Aprl ~
Agwihnvre 567 NE Tecomate April "a
Agwisea la - l6 \ long "A A " ApriI "a
blrd CITY arrived Quarantine 6 pm
Ba sam "A Overfslis LV April "a
Bayern 56 K Ambrose April IL
Chester Valley @G2 SW Hatteras April II
Cody $50 NE Hole in Wall April II
coma expects arrive New York AN
Devolente 76e f Tampico April IL
Eastern Sun $50 Il Cape Henry April IA
Eastern Guide expects arrive Quarantine
midnight April u. 73 Ambrose noon
Gulfprince ] 40 \ Diamond shoals Ann IA
harvester $50 Cape Hatteras Ia
huron 3S6 Charleston April IL
Kershaw 155 SW Gayhead April "a
Llberator ! e from Ambrose ! O AN Anru
Olen 675 e Ambrose April IA
Quantico - f Fire Island April IL
Swftarrow 55s " Sand Kew Aprii "a
TRANSPORTATION e Block Island AnriI I.
William Green 221 W Sand Kew Anvil / q
Gotomska $50 NE Winter Quarters
April IA. '' :
Ponce s25 Scotland April "A
san Juan 235 y San Juan, Porto Rico
April 4 N0
West Nerls 500 sw Cape Hatters.
April Il ~ as
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Notice TO Mariners

(By L. s Hydrographic Ofncel
Information has been received that Good
win Sands, Eng, is extending westward.
Vessels cautioned not to pass TO the east
ward Of Gull Light Vessel. Approximate
Position of light. Nat 81 16 \, Ion 20 f.
March 24--pedra Secca light. Brazil lat
6 81 s, lon 81 40 e. changed to flashing
white. period 10 seconds. thus: Light In
creasing intensity for 4.S2 seconds succeed
cd by flash of SO second, in turn followed
by light of diminishing intensity for 4.S2
seconds
Light buoy !, moored northwestward Of
Chico Bank, Argentina, in fathoms (b5
meters) of water, has dragged moorngs
and now located in lat "a 46 Is S. lon 81
40 0S w miles 287 degrees from It's reg
ular station. Further notice when buoy
has been established in proper position
The wreck of Chilean schr Sara, one mast
she wing # G.S meters) above water at
half tide. lies sunk % miles 147 40 from
beacon on Entrada Point; Argentina, in
oGcultnE White light established on
Cumshcwa Inlet. British Columbia, lat SO
OF Is y. Ion 131 81 As W. Light is ex-
hibited 80 It above high water from white
slatWOrk beacon.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
BUSINESS opPoRTuNlTihs

BECAUSE Of illness must sell soOs al
ing business, sU,an inNes'"'
quickly. B., l72s Madison az
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
Arrived Yesterday


Phlsdelphta. baltimore Aprn IL to
ciyde : ) Coz with mdse. Pier a. \ n
FL ociente. Galveston April s. TO south
ern Pacific CO. with mdse PIER 50 n.
:, Lake Arthur, Richmond Aprn i2 to
20 r 4
ern Pacific Co. with mdSe Pier 40. y K
So E ogeon OF Nonsf9me'y ON ,S ToIsnn"h Apr H.
Wells city (Brl. Bristol March 30; TO
Charles I'M sons. with mdse, pier GO.
Andree tBrl, Cardiff March so: 20
,1; Thrss . Star Is. Linz. IN ballast; Erie Basin
bfeekwster, ,Ny,, ~ h.(iyn ,
NonteYldeo g. Sautos H. Bahia lq. Para
8. r,injda4 a. Bosion ApTlI -. 70 Lam,
Per T. b SlYn.
Italia Aneries Line, Vim 8 hrst, 1io 10 sec, c.
ond cabin, 4S2 third class pass. mails and
indsc; PIER 81 Il
Providence (fr), Marseiiles March %.
Naples 81 Palermo April to James W
Eiweil G Co with - hcst. 90 second ca bin,
- thtcd class pass malls and mdse; Ist
vt B'klyn.
Alaskan. Hun March p. Boston April
Pier C. Bush Docks Bklyn
Rayonne. Philadelphia. April 3 to Vac
Graciana CBD Leith. March IS. Dundee
90, Philadelphia April 10; to Furness
Witty x co with mdse; Pier % kIyn.
Ssuderson & Sons with 2S2 pass and in
ballast; Pier -.
Panama, Cristobal April I, Fort au
Prince 10; to the Panama r r. 60
with l64 pass, mails and mdse; Pier "A,
y r
G"lita tSwed), Cienfusgos April TO
liuery Edgewater. \ j.
Meraval tBD. Demerara. March so.
Brighton, April 6. Trinidad t. Grenada Z;
TO Furness Witty n Co with % pass, mails
and mdse; Pier 24, Bklyn.
A}bstross (Nor) Guantanamo. April !.
Haza O. TO the Munson Lines with sugar;
anchored of Liberty.
George G Henry rampico. April 6; 10
Pan American Petroleum Transport Co
with crude oil anchored of Tompklns-
Vile. |.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-15
mdse: Is expected to dock forenoon 9
Pier 80 y r tCharlton stl
nuc MouJay

lndse; is expected to dock forenoon at
Pier 80 y r tCharlton stl
Due Monday
Scythla tBr), Liverpool April g. TO
Cunsrd co with malta: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier a. N Il (west
BergensfJord CNor). Bergen April I, TO
Norwegian American Line with mails. e.-
peoted to dock forenoon at foot of 3O,h
Santa Luiss. Valparaiso March 80; TO w
r Grace GO With mails expected 10
dock about IN at Pier a. Brooklyn
(Atentic Basih)
Monterey, Havana April IA 90 y Y &
cuba Mail Ga win mails. IL expected
Venezuela, Cristobsl April via NorfoIlt .
10 w r. G1ace & CO; is expected 10 dock
forenoon at ricr 33. B'Nlyn (Atlsntic
Bssln)
Munargo. Nassau Aprn a. TO Munson
$ Line with malta expected to dock
forenoon at Pier g Il r toid Sip).
Calamsres Havana April a. 70 United
Fruit Co with malls, expected TO dock
about $50 at Pier l5, II Maiden
Lane)
Philadelphia, Maysguez April ~; to Red
D Line with mails; is expected 10 dock
forenoon at PIER IT, Bklyu (Niontague sD.
Fort Hamilton tBr>. Bermuda April Is,
to Furness. Wtthy & 60 with mails ex-
pected to dock about $50 q IN at Pier %.
y CWest 50th ST.
popfg Pgnes Stcs se" Juan va ,xi APr ,,. ~: to 3
dock afternoon at Pier IS. Bklyn.
Due Tuesday
Vessel Port, Areucy
csntisny. Antwerp, Aprn S.
L Army Transport Service
America Rio dc laneiro April t.
Munson Line
Princess Matoika. Bremen, Aprn 6,
La Tourstne, Havre. April s.. French Line
Orizs ba, Havana. April No.. Ward Line
city OF St Louis. savannah, April 15
Ocean $ s CO
Due Wednesday
Aeiig OIav topenhaGen April 6.
Scandinavian American Line
Olympic. Southampton April IL.
White Star Line
Due Thursday
Hanover. Bremen, April $
North German lloyd Line
Resolute, Hamburg, April 11...Un Am Lines
Metapsn. Crstobal, April 1s...U Fruit Co
Fort Victoria, Bermuda, April is.
Furness. Witty & Co
Araguaya, Bermuda. Arl is.
Royal Mail Steam Packet
Due Friday
Arabic Naples April g.. white Star Line
Msuretsnia, Sout hampton, April 16.
Cunard s g Co
Rochambeau Hsvre, April II. French Line
/ Oropesa, Southampton. AprN II.
Royal Mall Steam Packet
Pastores, Kingston, April l6.... L Fruit Co
MORO Castle. Havana, April II.
\ & Cuba Mall 8 s Co
Duo Saturday
Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam, April 2.
Holland America Line