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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Radio Corpn. of America

Positions are AZ noon. distances In
miles unless otherwise stated)
Acropolis 5ss Ambrose July 3.
American Star 6is ENE Cape Charles
July 8.
BlrkenheAd i57 over,als July s.
Caracas Sc Sc Ambrose July 4
CaTolfa 40 Cape May July 8
Charles Braley "a : Diamond July s.
chickasaw 40 Cape Henry July 5.
city Of Rome 80 y Diamond July 5.
Comanche .s1 s Ambrose July 5.
Cornish Point 60 Sc Cape May July s.
Eastern Pilot ia = Ambrose July 8
Eastern Sun szs ESE Hole In Wall Jul. 4
II CAPTAIN IA EsE Ambrose July 4
Hampton u: sw Xsn,ueF.i july 5.
" n Rogers 1zs by W Ambrose Jg.y 5.
" NJ Fi2kler -. sW Nantucket July s.
J A Nonett Jr 100 y Hatteras July S.
J " vandyke % Cape May July 3
Lsncastrian lat 90 20 Ion q 81 July 4
Ligonler 50 8 Ambrose July 5
Matinlcook SIS Y by y Cape Henry July s.
= Elliott 9ss Ambrose July g.
Millinoekeit al So Cape Henry July 4
Musksson SIS = cape Henry July 4
Ormes left Philadelphia 70 An July s.
Robt 2 Hopkins 80 NJ Diamond July s.
schroOn 6b2 y BY Cape Henry July g.
surieheo gao Cape Henry July 5.
Swlftiight 81 Ambrose July I.
Swiftsure $50 y Hstieras July T.
Tivives 7es Ambrose July g.
r J Williams 20 2 BY y Bermuda July 4
N'stula ~ Ambrose July g.
Vniorio Emmanuel III go Cape Henry
July 4
winieonne lat - 10 Ion 81 g. July 4
Westwego 900 r Cape Nay July !,
Vert Cueche~ los y Cape Henry July 8
Vim Boyee Thompson go Z Cape Heary
July 4
DerssnssArd lat 90 os y. lon 90 0, y
July 5.
steel Scientist 7is L Of Cape Henry July s.
Westwego 900 \ OF Cape Henry July Z
Lake Creek lat 80 - y. lon Is % W
July s
George washington go z Amhro,. July s
sandcasion lat 20 20 ~ Ion c. ~ W psi
July g.
Reliance 500 r 81 Ambrose July 5
West Lake Us Y Of Cape May July g.
Antinous 100 OF Cape Henry July s.
VIM Dohema - % Diamond Shoals
July 5.
J Pew $50 Of Cape Hat,eras July s
Herbert l. Pratt roc 3 OF Cane Haftera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06

peotsd 10 dock forenoon a, foot sih o..
Hoboksn.
Due Sunday
Vessel Port Agency.
Krooniand. Antwerp. June -.
Red Star Line
vauban pusnc, Ayre,. June n.
famport a Holt line
Csiamsref. Havana. July .. United Fruit CO
Philadelphia. San Juan. July Red y Line
Due Monday
Cedric. Liverpool July ! white star Line
AIgerla. GiasKow. June - 90. Cunard Co
Heiiig Oiav. Christians. June 10.
Scandinavian American Linz
la Ravoie, Havre. July i...... French i.ihs
Southern Cross. Buenos Ayfss. June -.
Munson Lines
Monterey Havana. July e......W Ward Line
Ponce. san Juan. July 8.
Due Tuesday
Olympic. Southampton. July s..W star Line
OriHaba. HAvana. July =.
SY& Cuba Mail q Co
Due "wednesday
President Adams. London. July I. u Lines
Mount Carroll. Hamburg. June 10.
United American Lines
Due Thursday. July ~
Hanover. Bremen. July /.
North German Lloyd
Msispan. Kingston. July 4. United Fruit Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06

cornI.h Point 90 Sc Cape May July :. =.
Dorchester f1o NE Winter quarter JvlI u
Eastern Leader go r Ambrose July u
Eastern Pilot al v Ambrose July
FINLAND 1880 v Ambrose i1ioi An Juv D.
Gioucester ~ RW Fire Island July
Hampdsn IA wsw Nantucket July "
lake siryfnon E>E Block Island Julf y
isnape ~ ssw scotland PM July =.
Ileonier 50 4 Scotland July ..
Maiden Creek lat ~ ~ lon IS ~ July y
ulidissex rs Wsw Montaak Point July y.
uInnsqua so ESE Diamond shoai July ).
patria go v Ambrose July 4
President Arthur i.iss v Ambross AN
Juiyt
July 8.
saginaw ftf Ambrose July I.
81 Paul eit y Ambrose July s
Steel Scientist ~ y Cape Henry July =.
gurichco 40 y Cape Henry July 8.
Tivlvss .ss scotland July &
Vrtorio Emmanuel III a., Cape Henry
July !.
wekIka passing Ambrose 4 AN July g.
West Lake rs p Cape May July 8
West MAtimus as 2 Cape Henry Pm
west Sorrsnu, 40 NE bermuda July 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK. July THE master 81 the
British tanker G~nesee. In yesterday rom
Manchester reported vessel had met hsavy
weather on way across and was leaking
slightly shs will proceed. however. 70
New orleans where she Will load without
making repairs Tanker was bunkerng
to-day at the Lambsrts Point coal piers
and Il expected 90 saii 20 morrow.
sArLT BITE MARIE. Mich. July s-Totsi
movement % freight through American
and canadian canals here during June az
gregated f0ssii7 short tons according 70
monthly report % United states engineers.
Movement 81 wheat. downbopnd. agsrs-
oRANGEMoUrH. July Eastern Coast.
CLYDE. July t-we-por,. New York.
BARRY. July t--sailed; Michael l.
Emblrioos (Crssk). Montreal. Berengar
t0er). san Francisco.
soUTHAMPToS. July S--olympio (Br).
New York.
gated IA. tjs,ou bushels. srslnS 1904 ss
bushels In May. while Grain other than
wheat totaied i7s17tss bushels, com
pared with 1s.71t.T71 bushels in the pre-
cedinr month. Movement % iron. down.
bound aggregated Gsi7,csO short tons.
compared with i.5Ts.sso short tons IN May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Battery to Rockaway
Excursion Line Started
Dunphy Puts Two Big Steamers
on New Harbor Run; 10
Touch at Bay Ridge

Inauguration OF a new service be-
tween the Battery and Rockaway,
with calls at Sixty-ninth Street, Bay
Ridge, was announced yesterday by
John F. Dunphy, a member Of the New
York Mar::ime Exchange. Two vessels
are 10 be used On this line. which will
compete with the Iron Steamboat Com
pAny. They are the Princess. steel ship
with accommodations for 500 passen-
gers, which went into operation on
July I, and the Ursula. with capacity
for 1000. which is now being made
ready for use. Both were formerly
owned by the government.
Mr.. Dunphy is one OF the best known
Of the harbor owners, having been In
business for many years. He was a
pioneer in the development OF the
Staten Island ferries and other routes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
General Electric Tests
New Engine for Ferries
Details of Turbine Generator
Made Public; for Use
i'm San Francisco

4 new type Of turbine general or.
using direct current. will be given its
FIRST test in two ferryboats being built
for the San Francisco-Ookland Termi-
nal Railway Company. which are TO be
'scad~ for use late this lar, tie Cen
.ersl Electric Company announced last
night
TIE ferries will be doublc-ended,
equipped with'a 1929 horse power
motor az each end. Only one motor
will operate AZ tine. the one at the
stern beine used according 10 the
course. These are driven BY steam
turbine generators rated ut i.i00 kilo-
watts. or about I 800 horse power.
The electrical apparatus is con-
tro.led from the engine room. and the
control mechanism is simplifed. due
20 the use OF direct rather than alter
mating current. such as that 70 be in
stalled on New York municipal ferries.
The installation will give San Fran
cisco Is second electrically driven
Terry line. 4 Diesel engine electric
drive Is now being installed by the
General Electric Company on one OF a
feet for the Golden Gate Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Arrived Yesterday

Mariana. Manranillo June ~. .1.h
-. 20 tho y Y Cuoan MA" ~
suf ps:,d Az, monro.. London June ~. cher;
to,,rg Jvne rs. 70 the u Line, with u
cabin pass and mdse: Pier :. Hoh9ksh ,,,.
- " 10 Furncss. Witty a co. In ballast
r' cu, d1t ~ ''Pr. cerea May. -. Manso.
Juno ~. Para q 10 boS'n ~p'tlyn'
WANNA. Bristol June II. 10 WIN
chester a Co, In ballast. anchored on LID
eriy. p,. ou.b.c
.TssoI" psP Mnl pS,g':' CO. Win WOOD
pup Inn s'' nse-sk CDan). guantanamo June
- 10 Isbranfsen. Moller A CO. with sugar
anchored S.f S on enc cons,an,inople June ].
,,,.,,a "a Palermo II. 10 Bun n
% Win mdse. Pier -. Bklyn.
selwyn Eddy. Norfolk Jr,S 80 ss,h
ner Curran bullit' WI" "'"'''
''c u 80 ~ columbus. Savannah July 10
ocean S 5 co. with pass ana iadso' fi''
''c,,v Of seattle. Philadelphia July :; 70
u.tscha,y line with mdse. Pier u. = ~
Dtxie Arrow. Beaumont June II. 70 VIZ
Standard Trans 60. with mase' "ho"o''"
o" ,siiier'm Out. sydney. G y: 70 III
PuI with mdse. anchored on Llpefv ..
Vi.,ulia (Danz, Tampico JGne ~. 70
r /, Hague. With oil; Tier D. Oon''Ao''
he %,,. Tanplco June a. to Pan Ameri-
- pst,oloum a Transport co with cruoe
oil, anchored on Tompkinsville.
~ = transport 81 Michael Crinooa'
Juno 20. san Juan July ]; TO Arms
5nr.ro,t service with - nrst. " seeond
"a 40 troops and stores. Pier :. Army
Base. Bkiyn. ~, q. mailbag
49,, rune / San Francisco June >. Colon
rnne % Jacksonville July 2. 10 AtlAntlc
Guif 4 Pacific CO with mdse' fe'
So y r. ,,.,.,.., tt.,ho, -
G s,,ne o.. 70 bennett. Hvosief co with
u,ss,cr. Newark Plaster Works SewaIh'
surlco. Philadelphia July B; 70 I.~hs
usrine Corp with mdse. anchored on
i' Sornyei,a Philadelphia July s: TO the
null Insuiar Line With mdse Pier a.
Guantanamo. Progreso June az 90
4 cuba Mail s Co with hemp re' -
c Coz Norfolk July Z: to Psnds''on
pros with mdse. anchored on Liberty; p
sch Augusta W SNOW. oeo.ss.ow rcn :
to crowell Thuriow WIN mo'e' 1"'"'''
on Red Hook FLATS. B'klyn. -. "a
Lake Fernwood. Cananova June ~ ~
par~coa June 30 70 Atlantic f'O'' 20
wiz .,q'' ham nae, e copehS,sen Jun. 2, via
,ri.1ttN 10 baltic American Line Win
mass nails and ndse: anchored on
Quarantine. will dock at flsr o DUE"
books B'kiyn. this n m. - 4.
SCH gplndrlft. Georgetown June - y.
! = whitney with mdse' anehofed on
Red Hook Flats B'kiyn. ,.,...s,.
knight Templar 'bu. In,'Ad d., :,
July :. to Booth Line with ma'e' r'e' .
Bush Docks. Bklyn. - st. a, a.
Uarvcy " Brown. Norfolk July 70
castner curran & Built with coal re'
w., comnk. Philadelphia July 5: "a
r,fernationaI Freighting Corp with ihos'
pier ?. Army Base. Bklyn. ,.
Ario. Port Arthur June ~; TO stsnohIu
OH co with Oil. anchored OF iohpA'"'
VILE. 5 ].
Naurree. Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Passenger Ships Due

Fstonia (Dan) Copenhagen June - via
Halifax. to Battle American Line Win
mails: IL expected 70 dock forenoon Al REV
s. Bush Docks. Bklyn.
Pocono (Braz). Rio de Janelro June u:
10 Lloyd Draziliero with mails; Is eI-
pccted TO dock forenoon At Pier >, Bush
Docks Bkiyn.
ness. witty A. Co with mails. In expected
10 dock at PIER -. B'kyn.
Bayern (Cef). Hamburg June -: 10
United American Lines with malls. t. er-
psctcd 70 dock forenoon at Pier 80. r
Tivives. Kingston July /: TO United Fruit
co with malls. II expected 10 dock fore
noon at Pier Is. Y tMaiden Lance.
Due Tomorrow
Reliance. Hamburg June az 10 United
American Lines With malls; H. expected 10
dock forenoon al Pier 50. y west
George wAshinrton Southampton Jun.
%: 10 United states Lies with malls, IL
expected to deck forenoon at Pier /.
Ia Bourdonnsis (Fr). Havre June 81; 10
French Line with mails. IL expected to
dock late afternoon al Pier "a. r (west
ST Paul. Hamburg June :s 10 American
Line with mails. Il expected 10 dock fore
noon at Pier CT. y yves, 10th st).
Pairia fFr). Palermo June Is via Provi-
ccnce: 20 James W EiweIi 4 Co with mails:
10 expected 70 deck forenoon at foot sist
e. B'kiyr.
Europa Gt. Naples June "a to ItaIIs-
America. Inc. with mails. IL expected 20
dock afternoon az Pier -. = z WEST
18th ftl.
Acropoiis Gibraltar June -: 70 American
Back Sea Line with mails: Is expected 10
dock late afternoon a. Pier 20. B'klyn
fAtianiic BASIN.
hue Saturday
BerenEaria CBrl. southampton July :;
70 Cunard co with mails II expeefed
q dock forenoon al Pier -. y p west
18th rf).
Soordam (Dt). Rotterdam, June "a. 10
Holland America Line With MALE; Is az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Board Seeks Help
Of Ship Engineers
To Save Millions
Appointment of Committee
Planned With Members
Conducting Efficiency
Surveys Aboard Vessels

In an effort 20 cut down the annual
expense CT 5000 900 for coal and oil
on government vessels the Shipping
Board has asked the foremost marine
engineers Of the country to appoint
q committee to study methods Of saw
ing. Among the associations which
have agreed TO cooperate are the
American Society Of Marine Engineers
and Naval Architects, the American
Society Of Mechanical Engineers and
the Marine Engineers Beneficial Asso-
citation, composed Of vessel employees.
Details Of the plan were made public
here yesterday by Joseph Z Sheedy,
vice-president OF the Emergency Fleet
Corporation in charge Of operations.
Mr.. Shcedy said that n meeting would
be held shortly at which the commit
tee would be appointed. This will
probably consist Of about six members.
According to plans men will be placed
OF representative steamers TO make a
scientific study Of fuel consumption
II was pointed out by Mr.. Sheedy that
saving Of only per cent would
amount to $4,000, which would jus
tfy the undertaking.
Stating that the annual turnover OF
the Shipping Board on It's voyage oper-
ations is about $13S 900 900, Mr.. Sheedy
said il was probable that similar meth
DDS would be employed later with re-
gard % ship stores. subsistence repairs
and other expenses.
Mr. Sheedy said he wished to correct
the impression that the board contem-
plated payment Of extra allowances 10
its managing agents for stores. The
real f.tuatlca. he explained, was that
instead Of paving all bills, as in the
past. the board now allots a fixed sum
TO each operator, out Of which he must
pay his way This figure has been
made attractive 20 the board and at the
same time il allows the operator an
opportunity 20 show his initiative in
saving. The new system also permits
the board 20 estimate its budget accu'
rately in advance and justihes a reduc-
ton in the accounting department
Further details OF the plan will be dis
cussed at n meeting with the standing
committee OF managing agents on
Tridor
Dc.usrti ing upon shipping eondi.
tior Sheedv said that the gen
eral rana now seems TO be upward
lie ADDED that in the last sixty days
the board had brought out thirty ad-
ditioaal ships for service. Part OF
these are being put into operation to
maintain schedules The board had
|. 397 vessels in use on June "a. the latest
report, and fort- held in readiness for
various purposes. This represents an
incrca.e from the low point last fall
when about $40 ships only we're on
berth About s. per cent Of the trade
IS with European ports. Business dur
irg The quarter shows an increase OF
approximately 5 per cent. Mr. Sheedy
Esys
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Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHlPMAsTERs

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06

From The Trfbpnes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. July B.-Army orderi
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
DUMP. II. Col. l.. 10 Camp Meade.
orsinger; Capt. r.. to II. Smelling
Randolph. 1t Col J.. to Lancaster
Ba~horc. Capt w. z. to ~ Rcnning.
Macarthur. Col. J. C.. TO n sill
MeFarland; Col ~. TO II sii.
Syne. 1t !. D.. 10 Ft Omaha.
Parsons. Il. a. NJ. 10 II omaha.
Rogers. MAJ. T. 10 ~. Crook.
Barlow. ii. r. C., 20 ~. Crook
Willis. 1t II. r. 10 TT. cr0ot
Whitfield. II Col T.. 10 r. Mcpherson.
RcseEthsl. II. ~ l.. resigned.
Quartermaster Corps
Mccormack. 1t. +. J.. n Camp Jesup.
Following 10 Chicago: Smith, Capt. J. T.
Roster. Capt. u. w. Crsich CAPT. s
c; Clarke. Capt NJ. scheinsr. Capt
Y. ". LineberEer. Capt. e. 7 Bowma
Capt. l.. z. strong. Capt. &. l..
schmidt 1t. r. c.; Gorton, II. G. y.
Cavalry
Lambert. Capt. X. c. 10 IT Bennine.
Following TO II SIN. Berkeley. Col II
u. Day. Col. c. r.; Drake. Col. {. Ii.
Air Service
Fascaie. Capt H.. to Fairfield
Richards. II. ". z. 70 Fairfield
Following TO Dayton: Rliner. Mas. w G.
scanlon. MAJ. ~ 7 Macrcady. IL y
A.. I'ciituc. II J. H.. Dcrby. Capt. r.
Engineers
Underwood. Capt. n NJ. 20 West Point.
Harloe. Capt. II. n. 10 Camp Humphreys.
Miscellaneous
waters Capt. J. }. T. a. 70 Fl. sill.
Dean. Col r A.. Med C 70 ri paso
orcway. II Col. G.. c. a. TO Camp Eustis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Ice Menaccs Shipping on
North Atlantic Lane

WASHINGTON, July 5.-A warning
was issued to-day by the Geographic
office to all ship lines TO use inter
national iceberg lanes in east and west
tourG traffic between the United
States and Great Britain. Westward
traffic is directed TO travel IN the
lane in lontitude a., latitude 1880.
while eastbound traffic is TO govern
it's eouiss by latitude 1890. sixty miles
20 the south OF the Western lane. Ships
using the northern route from Mon
treal, the Geographic Offices warning
said, are likely 20 encounter great
fields OF ice at this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July s--Arrlvsd. rhsiiron
fOrl. Port Maria. Median fBr). Philadel-
pRnoiIiisr. New YORK 5 H.reo. Novoro,,i,E;
Hsnhie,on Rans. 'DrD. Barry Sailed /;
nowden (Nor. Port Antonio. Fort MORGAN
fNcrl. Gibara. Pawnee. Nsw YORK. Fha-
Iron fGrl. Fort Maria. Santa Ana. Los
Angeles via New York and Central Ameri-
can ports. motorship Mooniits, Los An
gelcs via New York.
BOSTON. July S-Arrived; hlrsnores
Monioso. Lobos p r. Dskotsn. Liverpool
Coa,twise. Lsnberts Point; Hypstia.
South American ports. Kendal Csstle tbl.
Philippine ports ormidale' Soriok uss,
five tth). Sailed Ontario. Philadelphia
Gloucester. Norfolk and Baltimore uattor
Vh).
Tug James Doubheriy; with section OF
Todd Dry Dock In tow. New YORK sailed
Borgium DAM. Cuba
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. July s-Arrived
Howard. Philadelphia VIA sayannas' LIne
Elsmere. Boston. sailed Essea. bslu-
more via Savannah: Bayway. Baton Rouge.
MONTREAL July Arrived; Wheailey
Hall (Br). las Paimas. Canadian Forester
(nr). West Indies. Comino tbr). London.
sailed: Chiffon tBr), Key West, cansd,,n
Ia nay. Minnedesa eBr). Antwerp.
NEWPORT NEWS. July b-Arrived
sesoonn~it. New England: Corsica. New
YORK hhodS 9s,. ,o' o rSlS. I So.,on
jean. New England; ouilia uisD. New
YORK: Luciline (Br). New orleans. sehrs
Courtney c Houek. Providence. Marie De
Rende. New York sailed o.'ymo,s
York: Deere Castle tBrD. Far East, West
Narlrnus Manchester.
NORFOLK. Va. July ARRIVED: Nor
man Monarch (Brl. Philadelphia: Belling-
ham. New York, FRAN (Sor). New York
OuiiiA UtsD. New York; Lueilins tB).
New Orleans. Bristol. New England; Sea-
connect. New England. Corsica New
York: o 7 wsring. Charleston, Jean. New
Courtney Houck tschr). Providence
ByiayL New York. Haigtovn (Brl. Ant
werp: y l. TAussig tschr). Walton. West
land. Manchester. SAILED Edward Pierce.
Boston. Jonsney. New England
PENSACOLA. FlA July S-Arived; Tat
Jan (Nor). 81 Andrews: Dstwa tBr). Gal
weston. orion. cocoasoio. Cleveland. Canal
ZONE Sailed Cleveland. New York.
PORT TAMPA: ga. w July s,,s H.
O Deering. New Haven.
PHILADELPHIA. July - Arrived
wabash. New YORK banas oS9fl
Jamaica; Vacuum. Tsmpieo' bantn' liz
London. " Van Dyke. Galveston SAILED
Orues fBrl. Port Antonio. Santa Isabel.
Baltimore: Juniata. noston.
PORTLAND. ore. July arrived: VIII
foro. New York
SAN FRANCISCO. July s--Arrivse eth;
Glnyo MAru Dap. Valparaiso. Julia Luck
,nbach. Port Angeles for New York
Kalomo tBr). Astoria for Leith: s,h.
colombia. baltimore. vinitA. Seattle. Chas
n Cramp. Grays Harbor for New York
sailed oh: west Haven for Portland
Julia Luckenbaeh for New York via San
Pedro.
SAVANNAH. July ARRIVED: Sacoo-
chez Boston: tug " q Howard New York
for Mobile sailed; West Harshaw. Liver
| pool Via Charleston.
TAMPA Fia July s--Arrlved. Sch'
Fannie and Fay. caibarien: Josephine A
McQuesien pai,imore varuna (Brl
Honduras. citta di Trani tBrl. sagua Ia
Grande sailed Sch Anna Hudson
I cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Sailing of So Ships
Saturday World Record

Sailing Of ffty-three vessels
from New York Harbor last Sat
urday set a world record for ships
leaving port in one day. B. F.
Cresson. chief engineer for the
Port Authority, said yesterday.
The figures have been checked
carefully, he added, and show that
the previous high mark was
forty-six.
Twenty-Five Of the fifty-three,
IL was said, were passenger and
mail vessels. In the opinion Of
Mr.. Cresson this is an indication
Of the prosperity Of the Port Of
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Change of Masters

Fred l. Van Etten succeeds A W Van
Etten command steam screw Thomas Hig-
gins No !
Thomas Howard succeeds william Q
Harvard command steam screw Ellen J
HAlloran-
william p Day succeeds " Haissy
command steam screw III Vale. southern
Pacific Co
w Holmes succeeds A w Call com.
rnand steam. screw Calvin Austin.
Joha Francis succeeds Frank W seaman
command barge Rosie y Hawley
Patrick Hanway succeeds william Ia
Plant command barge Harry " walker
A " Hickman succeeds Roy II WYE
command steam screw Socony. No T.
Standard oil Co.
John schicdorn succeeds Aaron Barnes
command schr barge Nay Aug
Harry Reese succeeds william Ryan
command barge Catherine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
ys,ssl Port Asency.
Thode Fsgsiund. Bueno- Ayrss. June Z.
Kerr Co
virgil Para. Juns IS LAmport a Holt Line.
United American Lines
Lisbon MAru. San Francisco. Juno II.
HOuider. Weir a Boyd
Lurpaliie Lisbon. June it.c d Mallory A Co
Pillar dc LarrinagA. Liverpool. June is.
Fumes. witty Co
Tyrif,ord. chrisuani.. June IL
Norwcgian-AmeTican Line
Pocone. RIO de- Jsneiro. June -
ives, corum. Rosario. June 10:
H,rmonides. Santiago. Jun. u.
RP Houston a Co
Blair. Dunxirk. Juno 10 Cosmo poiiian Line
Mexican. cristobai. June -. Unit Am Lines
Norton. Lilly a Co
Maine. London June - ...Ati Trans Line
Due Tomorrow
Norton. Lilly A Co
verbania. London. June IL. .cunard s 3 Co
Due Saturday
City OF Sparta. Gibraltar. June IS
Norton. Lilly a Co
Jethou. Buenos Ayrcs Juns IL. Kerr Co
Due Sunday
Francisco. Hull. June ~
Ellcrman'r Wilson Line
Dakotan. Boston. July 4. Unit Amer Lines
innoko. Rotterdam. June ~
Tarentia London. June -. .Cunard Co
Due Monday
cAmoens. barbados. June -.
Lamport a Holt Line
Blu. Triangle. Gray's Harbor. June ~.
Lena Lucksnbach. Los Angeles. June 70.
Luckenbach Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Sailed Yesterday

virginia Express Richmond: Henry
usiiorv. Galveston. Santa Luisa. NalpA-
raise. Fort Victoria (Brl. Bermuda; A,sy =
ria (Br). Glasgow via Boston. Cshan ,o,S
pf Antonio TcnnysOn tbrl. Noitoin
swlftlight Mata Redonda. Paris tFD.
Usvre via plymouth. GARLIC. santiago
PRESIDENT Garfield. London. CsmsroniA
(Br. Naples. Niborg DAM. CardenAs
f,f,crson Norfolk. Manchuria. Hamburg
Tutsefieu tNor). Puerta Plata schr
Dorothy l. Prlnkman, Kilkenny. Ga.
seydiitz (Gcri Bremen. Quaker CITY.
London: Gulf Trade. Port Arthur S'y OF
Seattle Philadelphia
storm King. Antwerp. II Norte. New
Orleans: FL Vale. Galveston; fhilaoel-
phla. Baltimore. Argus. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-06
Pranda Co. Orders Ship
Ore Carrier To Be Built b,
American Company

The Pranda Steamship Company, a
Great Lakes corporation, has placed an
order with the American shipbuilding
Company. of Cleveland, for a 10000
lightweight ton ore carrier. The new
vessel is to be $50 feet long, so beam
and 80 depth. The price was not an
nounced.
James Playfair. OF Midland, Ontario,
has ordered a canal-size collier from
the Midland Shipbuilding Company.