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New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

nc noon NAT at pier 5 Sz west m '$ i5th aGG st. '
orduna Br). SOUTHAMPTON March 2S;
to Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails;
y (Morton st).
Bayern UGer) Hamburg March 23; to
United American Lines with malls: is cS-
pccted to dock forenoon at Pier Sc, y r
Huron. Santos March -; to Munson Limo
with malls Is expected to dock afternoon
at Pier 3, Hoboken (Sd sD.
Santa Marta Kingston April . to United
Fruit CO with mails; is eHpected TO dock
Lance.
H r Mallory Galveston April Il to
Mallory Line with pass and mdse; Will
dock al Pier $S, \ Il.
Due Tomorrow
America. Southampton March SO; to
United states Lines with mails; is cx
pected TO dock forenoon At Pier j. IIoboken
FRANCE 1Fr}, Havre April i; to French
Line with mails; Is expected to dock about
II a m at Pier 81. CNest 18th ST..
Old North State. London March 29 to
United States Lines with mails: Is eN-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier a. Hoboken.
La BourdonnaIs (Fr(, Havre March 90 +;
20 French Line; is expected to dock fore
noon a Pier "a, (Wcst saith st).
Acropolis, Piraeus March IS; to Ameri-
can Black Sea Line: is expected to dock at
Pier 4, Army Base, Bklyn.
Mexico Havana April 4; to n & Cuba
Mall s Co with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon a Pier IA. (Wall st}.
Due Sunday
Ryndam (Dt). Rotterdam March 80: to
| Holland America Line with mails; was
Hoboken.
Mount clay, Hamburg March 30; to
United American Lines with mails. Is eN-
pected TO dock forenoon at Pier SIS, y Il
West 45th st.
Algeria (BD, GLASGOW April t. to cunsrd
about noon at Pier ID. y r (Wcst 14th ST.
Mtnnekahda. Hamburg March %; to
American Line with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier 90, y Il (West
10th sD.
City of st Louis. Savannah April G to
Ocean Co: is e5pected to dock after
Giuseppe Verdi ID, Naples March 2s
to Mcdonnell & ,Truda With mails; viii
dock forenoon at Pier %, \ Il.
General G w Goethals. Cristobal March
81; to Panama r r Co with mails: is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier Ct. N r
Due Monday
Baltic; LIVERPOOL, April J.. White Star Line
Megalli Hellas. Constanza, March --
San Lorenzo San Juan: April 5.
Maracaibo: Curacao. April 5 Bliss- Daliett
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda April 8.
Furness- Bermuda Line
Justin. Natal. March S........ booth line
Munargo, Nassau. April IT,. Munson Line
Due Tuesday
Stockholm. Gothenburg, April l.
Swedish american Line
Venezuela, San Francisco, March 10
w r Grace & Co
Orzaba Havana. April 7.
n & Cuba Mail s Co
Due Wednesday,
Honleric. Southampton, April 8
White star Line
Manuel Calvo. Cadiz. March 81
Spanish Royal Mail Line
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Hague Shipping g
Rules Approved
ByN.Y.Cha1nber
International Agreement Is
Urged by Foreign Trade
Committee: Federal Legis-
lation Is Recommended
City Dry Dock Opposed
Plan for Municipal Plant
Denounced as Waste and
Blow 10 Private Yards

Resolutions indorsing the Hague
rules covering uniform bills OF lading
and opposing construction OF munic-
ipal drydock for New York were the
principal developments affecting ship
ning at yesterdays meeting OF the New
York Chamber Of Commerce. Both
we're approved unanimously.
Adoption Of tire Hague rules b., the
United States rs part Of the interna-
tional movement was urged by William
l.. Peck, chairman of the committee on
foreign commerce and revenue laws, as
measure that would aid American
trade materially. He advocated Fed
eral legislation embodying the rules,
to be followed by general revision of
existing laws affecting ocean bills of
lading
by the Hague rules, 1921. the car
rier's liability for loss or damage is
increased from 800 to 100 pounds
sterling, and the carrier is not author
ized to pro-rate the losses. said Mr.
Peck in his report. The time within
which claims for loss or damage can be
ied is materially heightened. In cases
OF loss the burden Of proof is placed
upon the carrier TO show that .he loss
did not occur while tho godos were in
his charge
The report was signed by Henry A.
Caesar. R. A. c. Smith, William H.
Douglas, Edwin j. Gillies, Howard
Ayres, Max Eisman and Mr.. Peck.
The committee on harbor and ship
ping, Of which David T. Warden is
chairman, recommended against the
application OF the Department of
Plant and Structures for an appropria-
tion Of s325,0oo for drydock and
10000 for the reconstruction nd
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Cleared

Chicago j1-TN Amic: 4at 5 french inc.
walter Nunson. Nlsen; Matanzas;
NJ COZ inc.
Jirilteser. Inc.
Wper;tcinocrr ,Gerf. GraalGs: Hamburg
United tmnricau Lines
Munarden ,br, Jacobsen: ca.bar,en;
G.GFsou LIN.
rsnan. ,r,r' v'1s'. tig'crs pnd pales:'.o
~ TarN ieence. Janter W EIH~il Z 60.
fort iiSi!ttou tBri, Al icaIls, ti;-niti-
81; rr-n go. v iiay , TO.
NnI@r.a ,,or'. Nir.,-rleep Monte Cr.sti
- ru-9lo pl4to "o!r-ohus Shppi',a %
tr5sIr~i.. :-w). fpre'.'oa: Eesaal. : Y
(, CHt.l sfaIl = - ,'1.
t:.'racoo Eon,r> 49, H,ytlen sni
I>1r- irircr. rIydr = : 90.
Ssyua tort: san Jran 1..d Ponce; At
i.si~ l-"vit O..
i i,s~i 'a I.oc. Lend -o:,e.-'alo Foh-
sti.aIs -t',c-a Nor> lsr~ns: Bergen.
f,a'ene ac" '.''st'$'.a \ or' esiAu-
: l1nrt-on i,ire.
atuc~.%n Forsstt. - Pedro aad San
.'.,ucfsco sir e. ilad. 'D1 al "ud Panama
Caral. TuH.d Ao.er oan Lines
Nnrs {, j.. & 2 &. ,;ostc0- Eastern sc.
E>~ila tsN1. J.eitana1, Norfolk. Moor
4 ;iet cssn.rF. tt,
Novs Ber.,. 1s.np'co. l!uastecs i'e.to-
:el:s 20
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Ship Operators Get
New Financial Plan

The Emergency Fleet Corporation
yesterday mailed to all managing
agents printed forms outlining the new
financial plan to cover future transac-
tons by the ship operators. 1t is es-
tlmated that this system. effective in
The United States on April l6 and
abroad on May /. wll reduce the re
yolving funds from S8.0o0,o00 to S.
000 600.
Under the new arrangement the cor
poration has complete charge of all
FUNDS. These will be concentrated in
dve banks in New York and five in
other cities for domestic business. 1t
was learned yesterday that the New
York institutions will be the National
City Bank, the Chase National, Sea
board National, Mechanics and Metals.
and New York Trust. The banks which
VIII handle foreign funds have not vet
been named, but it is understood that
the Irving National is to be one,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

Uiua. Pt Limon. IL NJ ...... r. n Il
Curacao. II M.........Ii p'klyn
Porto Rice, San Juan. - ~ ......35 B'ltlyn
Araguaya bermuda, II AN....... t2. y II
Siboncy, Havana, | PM ..........12 r. r.
Muuamar. Banes, l3 81. ......... o. u II
Iro1uois. Turks Isle, ~ fi......54 B'klyn
Boston city. Bristol. 9 PN.....6s n X
Lenape, Jacksonville. i2 N.,....-,. SO, n r
Alamo. Galveston, IL NJ IT,. ......... as y X
Snii Monday
Redonda Riga. pM.... ...... -..-------
w NJ Tuppcr. Trmid4d. 3 IM M.....44 y Y
Mundela. Vera cruz, PN ......... r. ll K
Hubert Bahia, 81 PM ..... 49,. 8Sd st. B'l,lvn
Tosto. Cattagenei pM........46. B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Aquitania, Southampton. 70 M64 Il
Weatport, panzIs. . TM........22 B'lslyn
Regina d'1talia, Naples. PM
4, Bush Docks, Il lllyn
Santa Theresa. Havana, l PM......62 \ X
Mayaro, Trinidad I'M. ........24 3 i1lvn
Murareo, Nassau, , rM.,....... Q. E r.
city of Savannah, Savannah, > PM. 30 n Il
sail Wcdncsdn,
France, Havrc. y M.....hTN y +
Seyditz. Bremen. 10 AN 9th st, uobokon
britannia. Marsciles. . i'M..31st ST. H'kIyn
Santa Elisa, Valparaiso. II AM 30, R'kiyn
tarrillo. Santiago. l2 M........H O. y II
Elger, CristohaL pM...........9 I'kIyn
Millmockct, San Juan. Il M,...27 B'ISlyu
Snil Thursday
Baycrn. Hamburg ] IM..........SG. X II
old North State, London. / PM.4. Ilobollon
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Sailed Yesterday

Glenpool, Galveston; Bayonne. Philadel-
phia Ossa. Constnntinoplc: Siversand
(Rr), Havana; Quaker City. Philadelphia; ;
Argon. Galveston: Princess May (BV),
Kingston Comanche. Jacksonville and
Charleston; Newton. Norfolk, Kcntuckian,
Tacoma; Cameronia (Br), Glasgow; Lewis
Luckenbach. Vancouver Via Panama Canal .
Helenes tBr). Montevideo via Newport
News; City OF Adelaide Usr). Brisbane via
Norfolk; Wueittemberg (Gcr). Hamburg
belita (Ncr), Sant'ago, EsperaOza Ha-
Nana City OF Dunliirk (Br). Genoa; City
OF Montgomery, Savannah Camoens (Br),
Santos via Norfolk. Munarden. CtibaYie + .
Chicago G}r) Eavre, Ma s!la (SW). Nor
folk: Camilla Gilbert (Nor), piracus; achr
ANTHONY ID NichoIs, ---; Canada Hrl.
Marseiiles
Ha-e'n 30. C:7oa 7}ovic (Br). .Lancies-
Ter. ArGaiueit. lSYcdD. NPsSau
,io' "H5s tNo~t. Porto Pi.,ta.
Waiter D. Munson, Matanzas
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Navy Yard Efficiency

Efficiency of tho navy yards on the
Atlantic coast will be one Of the decid-
ing factors in determining the amount
of work each is to receive under the
shore stations operations Of the navy
treaty" the Atlantic Coast Shipbuld-
ers' Association reports. Labor dclega-
tions which have been importuning the
Navy Department to allot quotas of
work to the yards represented by them
have been informed that maintenance
and repair jobs will be assigned only if
they can demonstrate their ability to
handle these more chcaply and quickly
than the other wards.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

Abseoon "a Ne cape Cod April S.
Acme l$3 Jupiter April G.
AgwineN As y Jupiter April 6
AgwimoOn 175 Il Toconltin NprI
Anniston City IS E Sand Kcv April
ATCturus lat l6 40 Ion 33 81 April >
Ealdhill Jupiter April g.
Baltic (Danz) - SW Sand I[ev, Anrir {
Bannock SS4 from Cape Henry ApriI ;
Bayamo 900 Sc Bar Iiarbor ADriI E o.
byron D Benson 70 ENE Alligator Reef
Caddo c, ID ~, 25 n lIat,eras Aprii +.
csTplaka $50 Wsw Biahops @ Hoci pA15 Aprii II >
Charles Pratt % NE Jupiter Anrii ~ Il o.
City Of Rome SO \ IGaiteras Apri
Coelieda ',1',I.y lat - &s lon IS III April 6.
David McKclvey $40 " Torfus,s rfu sp,i, ,nr', a.
Eastern Dawn ~ E Ambrose April
Eastern ~ n SUI 5n6 lat t6 % lon 81 1e April C.
FREDERICK r Kellogg Al /. by \ Tan,,,ioo
Frs@p9r' n3, Sulphur no lo4 w Havana
GIulfmaid 446 sW ITatteras Aprn
IIienty Grove 700 n Hatteras Aprij
HoNen so Jupiter April v
Hudson 1,32S L Ambrose Anru
lihnols y \ Jupiter April d.
! A Mohett jr 395 NE jnniter A,..:,
I9siah K%Ma Macy sS e wsW sand KY Npll hprl e. C.
Laurel Leaf IS sW by W sand Fl Kew o. Arrt,
a1m"f n p nja,5 f G9ps IIgnry APrl g. '''' D.
Moseila ~. ~ - by Bermuda April )
Nld "Hel!a Harti - - hNE Hatteras April c. o.
Sorthcrn star 4c5 ESn Ambrose nprii
Sa,m,e Sa,l1uej T. I, Hulor as \ llalteras a pril s.
Somerset 500 e Ambrose April '''" w.
HprIhgheid lat ~ 81 Ion 50 2S Anru :
rn,ol,, TInS'hs"a Iat - n Ion &c 81 Anri s.
IuIsaGas $50 Sc Ambrose Aprjl
C,aacaroon 70 W Sand Key April
Sirln yncuum IS Jupiter April G.
Virginia ~ y tIatIeras nril g
Warwick S Winterquarter Anril
" eat inskin l10n y IN ah,nso aa..,-
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Admiral Line Joins i'm
Far East-Europe Rates

The Admiral Line, operating fast
Shipping Board vessels from the
Orient to the Pacific Coast announces
participation in an agreement With
Canadian and American transconti-
mental railroads and trans Atlantic
steamship lines establishing through
passenger rate of $620.50 from the
Far East to Europe, This action
places the North American route on a
parity with the Suez Canal in that
traffic.
7. J. Kehoe. general Eastern agent
for the company, said yesterday that
he would go to Baltimore shortly to
inspect the four vessels just purchased
from j. NJ. Bolts, of 10 Moore Street
New York. These ships, Dawnlte
Dayite. Sunlite and Mooniite, will be
loaded for the Pacific Coast and will
afterward be operated in the west
coast trade
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
Suir1i1SJ FRS

The Tribunc publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceiNed through Che United States Naval
Communication Service. ShjpNaFters of
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their GIRO noon
positions Through tn" following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harhor, Nj. (OticrcliNesl:
cape llatteras. y c.: Jupuor Fla,
key West. FlN; New orleans. La.
Theeo position Giro reports should
bo addressed only To- the radio station
called. and jhcy Will bc forwarded to
N7W York. Ia is important that these
tcports should he sent promptly at uoon
each day in order that They may bc
received IN time for puoiication
Position reports can also be scnt
through the stations of thc independent
Wireless Teicsraph Company, Inc, New
York city tWcGD, Babylon L. t.
lWSE), Easthampton, L. l. (WSAl,
New London. Conn. (WS1D.
NO charge made for medical or
surglc2' advice. latest news and weather
reports
rho Radio Corporation of America
VIII receive position reports through
the following stations: cane COD
tWCC), Siasconsct, Mass. CWStp. Now
London. Conn. CWLC). Cape MAY, New
Horl. city (WNN).
Medical and surgical advice VIII bo
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton Of America by tho L S Public
Health Service,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Notice to Mariners

IF3y Z ; FTyHrogTHphlc OIfICr)
Tho mRster of the American steamer
General Hodges reports that at 1880 y m
on March 2l. san jose Island Light. Pan
anna Bay, Panama in approximately lat
~ "a ~ Ion 70 OF 40 w was not burning
This light will be rc-cxhibitcd
The master of the American Steamer
Lake Elnhurst reports that on March IL,
$agua Bank B"ll Buoy, ticnfueRos Ap-
proach, in approximately lat II 81 y. lon
so Al W, was not in position.
Green FLATS Light, IIudson River, Now
York. was rebuilt and rcitght"d March 81.
having bccn carried away by Ice.
The Lighthouse Service announces Little
Egg Waterway, y j, Ruoys Is. - and
10 were changed TO third class coAea
March 90
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

equipment of shops. In passing the
resolution the chamber opposed the
appropriation as an unnecessary ex-
pense.
at seems obvious to your commit
tee said Mr.. Warden in his report,
that there is absolutely no necessity
for the erection and maintenance Of
such plant as contemplated. The
port of New York is already more than
amply provided with privately owned
drydocks and ship repair plants. at
which all necessary work in connection
with the city's floating equipment can
be handled on an economical basis"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Departures

HrELVA, March 2s--Jomar Par,
GIBRALTAR. March s1-wearwood
tbrl lfrom Marscil!es), Hampton Roads;
April !, Glensloy tBr), Halifax.
P!RAECS, April 1--Nceto de Larrlnaga
CALlCUT, April 2-Ningchow OBJ, New
York.
slERRE LEONE. April 3-Jebba (Br),
New York
METHlL, April 4--Maud (Nor), Sydney,
c Il. 'N''
FoWEY,, April 5-Atlantic Maru (Jap>,
TYNE, April 6--cragness tBp. New
York..
BUENos AYREs, April 5-west Notus
San Francisco
v v2iA DANzIG March al--Estonta Dan). New
HAMBURG. April 1--oregonian, Phila.
delphia.
AVONMOUTH. April 4-Argalia CBr>
New Orleans
FALMOUTH April 4 - City Of Bombay
G}D Nrom Hamburg), San Francisco.
SYDNEY, n w, April 4--Erroll (Br).
Boston
HULL April 4--Mexican, New York.
BRISTOL, April Anew York City (Br)
Philadelphia.
TIENrslN April West Ivan, Seattle
CLYDE, April 5---Cranley (Br), sydney,
y.
LONDON, April 6--Panaman. Now York
GLASGOW, April 5-kamest. New Or
leans
MANCHEsTER, April 5-west Harshaw
Galveston; 9Th, Archimedes (Br), New
ROTTERDAM, April s-westerdyk (Du).
New York ~
GIBRALTAR, April 5-Carmania (Br),
from Naples for New York
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Maritime Miscellany

DOVER Del, April 6-Charter filed to-
Gay for United Irish Trans Atlantic Lines,
authorized to own and operate vessels In
corporators are Robert K Thistle. Harry
COPENHAGEN, April 6 Heilig Olav
to-day sailed from Copenhagen for New
YORK Is first passenger liner 10 leave Den
on account of lockout
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE. Msil ,nsorroaiion viii he found
or Traycl rage column eight
sal! To-day
Vessel. Port. sail. Pier
SfaNangcrfi iorl Bergen II M.5Olh St l<lvn
Gen L Paliiesen. Copenhagen. : NJ.
l,th 81. Hohol1er
Baracos. kingston. - M..........4i. n n
Hail Tomorrow
CarOnia. Ifs mburg. ~ M..........54 y z
Adrtatic, Liverpool, IL M......... SO. y r
"nubrai. Antwerp. AM.
>. Army Base klyn
Rotterdam. Rotterdam. II NJ.
9th ST. Hoboken
Ia plaud. Antwerp IL M............5S, y
ci~enilo state. Brenen, 2 PM...4, Hoboken
F- aw-. Jacksonville, - NJ 36, N r
4 +N..-.....-.. IA. Hoboke gen
t.3.... u M 49,. IS. \ T.
kN - g y r.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Dangers TO Navigation
(By T. s HydroRraphic Ofncp)
i0rth Atlantic Ocenn--OM Amcrlcnn Gnnst

tSF u > Hyuro2raphiC OfHcp1
North Atlantic Ocean--OT American Const
Following obstructions were reported
March 4--Lnt 33 % lon ~ oi passed heavy
square piece of partly submerged wreck To
agc. apparently schooner's deck or cabin
roof-LAkE kYTrLE. April /. lat 80 / 4
lon ~ "a. passed ships ifebost painted
white and fun Of wntcr with naino "Arlo~
way. san l0rnncisco' marked on it-COL-
IINGSWO ORTH.
Along Oycrsrns Routes
Following obstructious were reported :
March 2o-Lat 81 26 Ion 40 10 passed
piece OF timber about "a It long ana 2 ft
sQuare-ZAREMBO April t-Iet 40 ION
~ A3 conicaI buoy--TAMPA &C G. q cut
tcrp. April A-I.at 40 ~ Ion AZ II passed red
conical whistling buoy naked an l. W.
CITY OF YOKOHAMA vita MfNNEkA1I
DA. April 4-Lat 40 II lon 81 II dereict
hull--TAMPA or s. = q cutter).
International Icc Patrol
Following radiogram was received from
L 4 G cutter TAMPA: Aprtl 5--Lnt
81 a6 Ion ~ % fosRy last - houra un-
abe to search no lee south of tat ~;
several borgs reported lat A so Ion 4s t5,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Change of Masters

John J boy succeeds g DurboroW
command steam screw Lancaster.
Andrew Sios5 succeeds GeorEe II o'Ericn
command steam screw Cambrai; L S Army
Transport service.
Walter Dobbitsh succeeds John Aurnilleo
command barge NJ = No. ,.
Fred Wrigc succeeds G. Gordon McCully
command gasoline screw Bijou.
William II Barnc'n succeeds Karl Is
Karlson command steam screw Socony No
22. Standard on 20
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
North of Sandy Hook-Nioderate south
erly winds. overcast weather.
Sandy Hook to Hattcras--Moderate
southerly winds cloudy and unsettled
weather.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits-Fair
weather, moderate east winds except un-
settled Oft the Carolina coast.
East Gulf-Moderate cast and southeast
winds and generally fair weather.
Weet Gulf-Fresh southeast and south
winds generally cloudy weather.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast and east winds and
generally fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Marine Disaster,

SAN FRANCIsCO, April S.-shio
Mabalat. from Newcastle. U. $. A., went
ashore 5th at Ahukine, Hawaii; foated :
extent Of damage unknown
Wnlpolo, New York. for this port, lost
propeller 700 miles north of Balboa ;
assistance will be sent
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
American Port.

BALTIMORE. April 6--Arrived: Phal-
iron tGreek), Port Antonio; Manchester
shipper tBr), Manchester via Philadel-
phia standard, Port Lobos; Sratonta (BrJ
lisbon; Seneca G3r), New York. Casper,
Rio Janeiro via Boston and New York
Deerwat"r Odessa. motor ship kcnnecott
Phiiadelphia and NorfolE Sailed. SDori
NINA tI3r) Ha anP via No-,oIr,. Ssata
MuIta p
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

REvAr, March 27-Haugerland (Nor),
New York.
eriord. & Sew Orleans; April /, MaasdIjx
CDD. New York; Neuw Amsterdam DO,
RREMEN. April l-Alfrcd Nobel tNorp,
Savannah. 9th. Lone Star state, New York.
FLUSHING April 3-Cantigny Grams
porto, Portland. Me.
CopENHAGEN. April a-Texas (Dan),
Baltimore.
npoRTLANp,, Eng, April 4-Lepanto
NEWCASTLE. y S W, April 4-Parana
Calcutta for Boston and New York.
LONDON, April 5-Mesaba (Br), New
York
GlBRALTAR. April 5-Passed veen-
Knight Of the Garter (Br). New York for
PenarE.
CONsTANTINoPLE, March 2s--Eastern
Admiral, Philadelphia.
MARSEILLES, April 3-Braga CFr),
GENOA, April S-Wcst Kedron, Calves
LIVERPOOL. April 5-Agadir (Br).
Newport News; Seminole (Br), New York
HULL, April 5-Cordela (Br), Port
GIBRALTAR, April s-Passed: Algic.
New York for Palermo; Colorado Springs.
New Orleans for Palermo. Arrived River
orontes N8D, Philadelphia via New York
NAPLES. March ao-Ansaldo San Gior-
gio " NtaD, New York via Philadelphia
PORT PIRIE. April 3.-Eastern Planet.
New York via Brisbane
AUCKLAND, April 6-Port Denson (Br),
IoNDoN, April s--Holbrook tBr). St
QT EENsTowN, April e-Kerhonkson.
Philadelphia via Boston
LIVERPOOL. April G-Tresithney (Br)
Now York; Tulsa, Charleston and Savan-
nan; West Cressey, New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Bn Cable and Radio

Signaled Ryndam Dut). Rotterdam for
Ne" York. $50 miles ea-t 81 Sandy Hook
AT noon Dock $50 Il m Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

Arthur Scholoraf for 81 and other con-
s,derations.
Arthur Connors. steam screw. SO tons;
sold by Arthur Connora to Schoonamalter
and Connors for s and other consdera =
lions.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Vessels Sold

Agawan, gas yacht. 1o2 tons; sold by
Richard T. Crane to Rene w. Betram for
81 and other considcl ations
g., w. ~ :, !"F 4efoooe" - ioae; sold
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
City island

Bound South--Schrs Sarah Quinn. Hog-
ton for Gulf port; Lena u. tireenuort
for New York. Isaac ShorWo ood, cold Spring
for New York
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07
Reports by Wireless

BY United States Naval Service
Gpistancc Is given in mites. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
New-York tribune., 1922-04-07

n. 7. to Cherbourg aud southano,o,
~, lana Apr. IL May Har y
Ma RETA MA . Apr. 25 May X I'm.
BERENGAKiA ... May 30 june 20 JpI, :;
\ 7. 70 Plymouth. Cherbourg & Hansr,
fANNONIt ....-. - Apr. ls - ----. ----.
= Y, 70 Cobh Queenstown G. Liv.,no.
GARMANEA ...., Apr. 10 May 1; -
eClTHIA (new) !. Apr 26 May "a Iu,.,
sAMARlA ,new) MAY 10 June INV
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Sailing from Boston. '''' .
n = 70 Londonderry and Glasgow
COLUMBIA .... Nav ~ Inn. "a III.
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Boston 20 Loud5nderry. Liverpool aas 80,
ALGERIA - 3pr 20 -
ASSiRIi Nav ,. .I,Iy 6 =, :,
Cunard ana Anchor Steamship Iisn
20 Broadway, New York