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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Maritime Miscellany

William G Fitch has been appointed dis
trict passenger solicitor OF The l. S Lines
with offices at As Broadway. Mr. Fitch
formerly was with the Panama r e. s S
Co. having served for ten years with thi,
company assistant passenger agent.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1s--Ciulf Pacific
Coast Westbound Conference preparing tic
drop ALL but five Pacific Coast ports as ter
lninal ports Of call. recently ordered bs
Atlantic micronesia Conference
Furness Prince LiAe to re enter Pacific
Coast European trade In August, making
total eleven services.
SEATTLE. May 1s-Northwest wheat
growers estimate 100000 bushels wheat
be expected this year from Northwesi
ports.
PORTLAND, ore. May 1s--operators
attempted 18th to obtain union men to
finish loading Shipping Board steamer
West Keats, which has been idle ten days
account strike. Union men would not work
unless hired through union headquarters.
Shipping Board again refused permit non
union men TO complete few hours work on
West Keats.
ASTORIA. May achievement Of 1922
pack Of Columbia River salmon to start
next week With 1000 cases on Kennecott
for New York: 5000 cases on kinderdijk
edo for Europe
SAN PEDRO, May lS-Los Ncndois Com
pany. Ltd. incorporated for $1,000 900 10
engage In steamship trade between South :
ern California and West Coast Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19

coal can be laid down at less than 81
a ton, according TO shipping officials.
Z. J. Mccormack. Of Moore & McCor-
mack, operating vessels between New
York and the United Kingdom, said
yesterday that the Honolulu was bring
ing coal as ballast, but that this should
not be considered commercial propo-
sition. The shipment is small and is
not brought at the going rates.
Mr.. Mccormack said that. in his opin-
ion, conditions had reached the point
where coal could be imported proftably.
He estimated that he could sell coal
alongside ships in New York for 1852
. ton, figuring the cost at % shillings
and the freight rate at 8 shillings. Do
nestle coal of the same grade is sell
ing here at $3.50 ton.
It WAS reported yesterday that there
is second shipment of 1000 tons as
ballast on the way which is to be of
fered at $40 a ton plus the cost Of
discharging. The selling price is based
upon the cost in Wales of $3.50 ton
and the ballast rate of $3.50 a ton.
While the current quotations seem
TO justify imports of coal as specu-
1ation, one steamship man said that
were deferred by reports
from Washington that Secretary of
commerce Hoover has under considera
'tion some plan for the Capitalization
of supplies and distribution. No de-
tails of the reported plan were avail
able yesterday. If such scheme were
carried out. it was said the price in
the United States might be limited and
foreign imports made Improbable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Coast Lines Plan
Meeting To-day on
Suspension Order
Welcome Action of Board
i'll Invoking Jones Act
Clause in Dispute Over
Tacoma as Port Of Call

| A meeting Of the Atlantic inter
coastal conference has been called for
to-day to consider the statement of the
Shipping Board that an order would be
| issued suspending the decision of the
ship lines to omit Tacoma and four
other Western cities as ports Of call.
1t was indicated yesterday that the
steamship companies welcomed the
hearing, which they suggested as the
proper way to settle the dispute.
One official questioned the authority
of the board to order a suspension be-
fore a full hearing, but otherwise there
was no ntimation that there would be
any opposition to a retrnction Of the
decision made by the conference.
The Shipping Board for the first time
is exercising the authority given in the
shipping act Of 1915 to approve or dis
approve any action by steamship con
ference. Hundreds of agreements have
been filed at Washington in compliance
with the law, but they have become
effective without dispute. w. j. Love,
ce-president Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation in charge of traffic, said:
"The division Of regulations, United
States Shipping Board, is looking into
the Tacoma terminal rate question and
wiz sym a Suspension VI tUe COIl En-
cnce agreement on tnis point pending
results of their Investigations.
This means that the situation gov
erning prior to this change will govern
until such time as thorough investi-
cation of the matter can be made by
the board, both sides being given every
opportunity to present their case.
"rhe adoption Of the above will re
suit in an orderly way of determining
the merits and dement's of the claims
made by the Tacoma interests versus
the lines in the intcrcoastal trade"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Passenger Ships Due

Aoui,ania tBr). Southampton May 10
ITO cunsrd s S Co with mails. is expee,ed
10 dock afternoon at Fier 81. r West
I.1Sth ST..
saxonla tBr). Liverpool May 8: tc
Cunard Co with mails is expected tc
y. President Pierce, Plymouth May .; &c
N Lines with mails, is expected to dock
about noon at Pier 4, Hoboken
ITO Furness. Witty Co with mails: viii
dock forenoon at Pier a5, West
hS5th ST..
city Of Columbus. Savannah May is: to
Aocean S s CO.. will dock at Pier S5. n n
! II r Mallory. Galveston May IS; to
J Mallory Line; will dock at Pier IS, N r
tSCharlton st.
K MORO Castle. Havana May 1s, to Ward
lLine with mails; will dock late to day or
Yearly Saturday at Pier H. e r (Wall st).
! Duo Tomorrow
Paris tFr>, Havre May IS; to French
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
| Stockholm (Sw). Gothenburg May q to
Swedish American Line with mails; is ex-
Epected to dock forenoon at Pier 95. r
* West 55th st).
Constantinople tGr>. Palermo May 4: to
n Gaianos & Co with mails is expected to
DOCK forenoon at Pier 22. B'kiyn.
u sny II ' na v, hyer a31. May . to
dock at Pier 81 n West lsth ST.
Aeolus. Montevidco April 30; to Munson
Lines I With =, mails is expected to dock fore
stephen (Br), Barbados May IL: to
Booth & Co with malls: is expected to
| dock forenoon Al Pier 6. Bklyn.
Due Sunday
Adriatic (Br), Southampton May 10: to
| White Star Line with mails; is expected to
dock about noon at Pier 80, \ r (West
| 18TH ST..
! Pastores, Havana May IS; to limited
Fruit Co with mails: is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier 10. E maiden Lance
Due Monday
y, sessei Fort Agency.
United States, Copenhagen, May H.
Scandinavian-Ame Line
orduna. Hamburg. May 10.
Canada. Marseilles. May g.
James w Elwell e. Co
Zulia, Mayaguez May l7..Bliss, Dallett & CO
san Lorenzo. San Juan, May IT,
| n & Porto Rico Line
/ Due Tuesday
| Colun1 bia Glasgow. May 49, Cunard s s Co
| crlzaba, Havana. May 20......Ward Line
Due Wednesday
mahchuria, Hamburg, May 10 Am Line
Due Thursday
president Adams. London, May 1e
si1aola. Kingston, May 20. United Fruit Co
Due Friday. May &c
Rochamb beau. Havre. May Is. French Line
Poiycarp. Para, May 12..... Booth & O.
colombia San Pedro, May wv Grace & Co
Ne" Amsterdam Rotterdam. May II.
holland America Line
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Cleared

Lake Elmhurst. Chrstenssn; Hayan;
and Tampico. y & Cuba Mail Lines
Muneon Lines.
sagua, Port; San Juan and Ponce; At
lantic Fruit Co.
McKeesport sanders: Rotterdam: Cos
mopoitan Shipping Co.
Boetom tDt. SoreoraGer: Torra Aan,n.
sio and sabang; Funch. Edge T. Co.
" Teagie. Thompson. Fort Lobos r
L Hague.
Muskogee; Elfstrom; Tampico; r. L
Vulcan City tBr,. Topr; Hamburg, U
Navigation Go.
, Ro,enbsrg DAM Jams; Mentresl via
Lackawana tBr). Hugo: Birkenhcad and
Manchester: n N Smith.
Lake Faiama: Andersen: Catbaren:
Muuson Lines
w Libby, THOMPSON. Newport News.
sasaland tNor,. Petersen; Norfolk; At
lantic Fruit Co
vuicano GtaD opposite: Norfolk; Italia
Tuscan; Chamberlain; Norfolk; Old
Dominion Transportation Co.
North Pacific (Br>. Dunbar: Norfolk; A
Bull.
Alpine. Range t5r}. Dasnar Newport
Fort Morgan tHor,. Hervie; Guanta-
name, Santiago and Manzaniiio: Atlantic
Fruit Co,
Princess May tBr). Hill Por, Antonio,
Kingston Di Giorgio & Co
Steel Engineer; Shannahan: Monteeideo.
Buanos Ayres and Santa Fe, Norton.
Lilly 4 20.
Munsrso Asborn; Nassau and AntiYa;
Munsop Lines
stavanser and chris,iania. Norwegian.
American Line.
Nodena sNor), oiafsen, Fort Spain and
csrupane; cAribbssn 8 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19

Rorgestad 40 " Sand Key May IS.
ch,eFsnaW 3 lS n0f'9n LIsh' Nay
Cody 1880 E Ambrose l. May Il.
Coneho =? S :, scotland L V May IS.
David Mckclvey SO Sc Sand Key May Is
Dirigo 3Ss WNW Tortugas May IS
Eastern Tempest $50 Y Ambrose V
May II.
El Estero SIS natteras May Is.
81 Mundo 253 ESE Galveston May is.
Ei Sol 2o2 SW Hatteras May IS
Ell Sud 10 SW Mississippi May is.
Finland 1000 r Ambrose l. May II.
Frieda So r Sand Key May IS
Harrison Smith % S Chebucto Head
May is.
Gulfuueen 1875 N Hatteras May Is.
H II Rodgers o6 SW by S Hatteras May is.
Hamlet so S Hatteras May IS
Henry r Mallory 1870 S Hatteras May is.
Herbert G Wylie pl American shoals
Homestead sos NE by Cape Henry
] A Boswick 100 sw Hatteras Nav -
Maddequet as7 e Boston Light May H.
Mantilla 60 Sc Beaufort c May IS.
M Mesi{ 81 go ;, :, Cape Coo May -
Nelson &c S Cape Henry May IS
Nora 40 f Sand Key May is
opeliSa 6ls Cape Henry May Is.
President Adams sailed from Cherbourr
6lo PM May II.
President Pierce 2aa e Ambrose May IS.
frss nM 5. TAFT sailed from Southampton
Samuel l. Fuller rs S Hattcras May is.
st Joseph AIS e Cape Cod May IL
San Pablo 500 Hatteras May IS
Santa Theresa 30 y Jupiter May 49,
Schodack Ills e Ambrose May II.
Sacandasa IA SSE Rebecca Shoals MAY IT,
sun rs y Hatteras May IS
Nictrolite 80 Sc Jupiter May 49,
West Caddo ZOE ENE Cape Fear Nav H.
West Eldara S47 q Ambrose May IL
Nest Sosska 40 F Cape Henlopen May H.
West Segovia lat f3 81 Ion 81 IS May H.
Wcstmead 767 Il Boston Light Nav il.
Western World Is Sc Ambrose May H.
1 oodma nsle $500 &c Cape lienlopen May II.
Bayway Ga \ Jupiter May is
E E " r. l. noh he IT. 80 e Jupiter May Is
Gul1streaIn 35 e Key West May is
nalah 100 Sc New Orleans May IS
Nn Warden $50 SW Hatteras May is
LeNlsa Il Nantucket Nav 49,
wafer Moves 10 from Montauk Point
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Sailed Yesterday

Carmania tRr) Liverpool Via Queens
town: VIM Boyce THOMPSON. Povan-
1NoI). Walton, s; Pennsylvania Lobo.
spauldng. Tampico: Seattle Spirit.
CORK VIA Session Levant Arrow. San Fran
cisco via Panama Canal. Haliartus tRr1
Montreal. Lenape. Charleston and Jack
sonville Socrates fBr). Buenos Ayres Via
Norfolk: Norfolk Rangem tBr) Dundee
Munaires. Tampico; Wucrrtember (Ger1
Hamburg; Colombo UtaD. Naples and
Genoa: Oscar II (Dan,, Christiania; Monte
rev. Vera Cruz via Havana; Tuscan Nor
folk; Bantu. Valencia; Walter n Munson
Matanzas: LuhscfJell tNor5. Turks Island .
O r Waring. Charleston; Taketoya Maru
sJap), fokohoma Via Norfolk; Sewans
Point Norfolk; City of st Louis. Savan
nah; Exeter City tBr). Cardiff: Gulfstar.
Por, Arthur. Boeton ODD. sabang: Ario.
Sagaiand (Nor), Norfolk: Cartona Mo-
bile: Fort Morgan. Guantanamo and
Santiago
w NJ Libby, Newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Arrived Yesterday

C;efon tNor, sasua. May 5. Cabanas.
Mas ~ to the West india s s Co, with
sugar: so Attn st. Brooklyn.
Ka;hlsmba tBr). Calcutta. March 4.
colombo, April !. Port said. April : oran'
Npr e. b Msrfan hay v ~ Co msh ass
Pier American Docks, I.
Princess May tBr. Port Morant May
II: 10 hi GiorEio Co. with 80 pass
Byron u Benson. Lobos May 6. TO Tide
water oil co. with crude oil; Pier l. Tide
water Dock. Bayonne.
April - Ardrossan. May i to Moore &
Mccormack. with mdse; 18th st, r.
Bornhoim (Dan(, Murray Bay p q, May
u 10 j F Whitney & Co. with wood pulp.
.e,h St Brookis-,.
sonsvand tNoro. Buenos Aires. April u.
Boston May 10, to S stray & Co, with
Indse, Erie Elevator. j c.
seydltz tGer). Bremen. May s. to
North German Lloyd with $50 cabin and
i7s third class pass, mails and mdse; eth
snarasl tNor>. An.illa May 3. Tanamo
May 10 Baracoa May IS; TO the Atlantic
Fruit Co. with mdse; Pier rs, e r.
Metapsn. Cartagena May s. Porto Colon
bla May $ Santa Marta May II. Kingston
May 49, to United Fruit Co. with AZ pass,
mails and ,ndse Pier 10 f r.
Caddo, Tsiara May 6. Cristobal May 10.
TO Robert l. Hague; with crude oil; Pier
6. Constable Hook, y J.
Fenans Maru Jap'. Calcutta March a.,
colombo o., March II. 81 Port Said April 49, A.
Nippon Yusen Kaisha; with mdse; Pier 20
chiffon. S l.
East side Bordeaux May = to cosmo-
poltan S Co. with mdse; Pier 2. Ho-
Sohen.
,,o NILE da Hsv9s en- Have April -,
Barry Docks Mya 3; to Algerian American
Line. with md,e. Columbia st, Bkiyn
Tuscan Norfolk May II: to Old Domin-
ton Transportation Co; with mdse Pier 81,
Apache. Jacksonville May IS. Charleston
May is. to Clyde S S Co; with pass and
nGso. Pier
Ajax eer), shanghai March I. Hongkong
M Mar - o Manila N. March u.s. sinsapore
p, Gibraltar April 30. BOSTON May 16; to
Boot Linz With mdse; 3ad st. B'klyn.
t 4,tes Win u san Domingo CITY May
May Porto Plata May IL Turks Island
May II, TO Bull Insular Line; with mdse
=, steam YACHT Casana. Fort de France.
Martinique MAY ~. to Mexican Petroleum
90. 80, s W.th Is pass and in ballast anchored
,an nako Trn.n 6nr' Norfq,k May ~ to At
!;ne, with mdse: Erie Basin Breakwater,
s,s Jseo ma, csonstant,nonle April al, Mes
mdso. Pier g, Brooklyn. 'N'' w. VIII"
g. N S,nba a., ipsns' IucaTo MAY 10; to n
Slip Erie Basin: Brooklyn VIVA
u.s., 10 Iouraine .F'ro. Havre May 3, TO Com
bassa ,Br), Sierra Leone April % Bal
i.nore May II. TO Daniel bacon with
mfse, S0th ST. BROOKLYN '
Psloma (Cub,, Nuevitas Nav "a. 70
Mrnson Lines. with sugar. 4th st. Btlvn
i Nata hdin. Charleston May l6; TO Clyde
! Line with mdse; Pier 81, y r
BYLAW Norfolk May II; to Castner. Cur
ran q Bulltt with coal; l32d ST. e r.
Gulfprince. Port Arthur May To- to Gulf
henning Co, with oil; Bayonne, j.
Phonix DAM. Cardenas Mav12: to West
Indies S Co, with mdse, S 4th rt Bklyn
Sehr st John, F. Mobile; to master.
WIN mdse' anchored off Red Hook Flats.
BROOKLYN. NN''
Paul H Harwood. Tampico May 10; to
oil. NM
Jefferson. Norfolk. to The Old Dominion
Trans co. with pass and mdse.
tohasset, Baltimore and Norfolk ror
Glasgow. ~
II Devereux Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIpdASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the position of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their tTR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations In the United States
proper: Bar Harbor. Me iOttercliffes)
cape Hatteras. n. c.; Jupiter Fla
Key West Fla; New Orleans. La.
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded to
New York. II Is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at noon
each day in order that they may be
received in time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company Inc
New York CITY (WCG(. Babylon. l.. I.
CWSE), Easthampton. l.. l. (WSA),
New London, Conn. (WST).
No charge maze for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and wea her
reports
The Radio Corporation OF America
viii receive position reports through
the following stations; Caps Cod
tWCC). Siasconnsct, Mass. (WSC), New
London, Conn. (WLC). Cape May, New
York City tWNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton of America by the Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Change Of Masters

Joseph Kinney succeeds James J Elan
merry command steam screw Eddie Fl Car
rison.
command barge u S No 227
Albert J Park succeeds J c Brochneyot
command barge L 40 2Oa
John Corners succeeds Earl w Iva,
command barge U S NO eos
Martin T Olstad succeeds Charles Nj
pedersen command gasoline yacht f
Tejado.
Elmer I, Jones succeeds Andrew Hasser
command steam screw Greenwich
Jonn q Day succeeds Charles Reinnard,
command barge L S No GAL
Willard K Griffin succeeds w G Wil}in
son command gasoline yacht Welcome
Chauncy Blackmer succeeds c Al
100. wv
Mlchael Hemingway succeeds !
Clark command steam screw Sid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel Port. Ae.,,v
quebec city London April g; -
Cape May. Melbourne, April / '''' ~
& Australasia Lines
Half Moon, Gibraltar, May q '-'''''
,, United American Lines
marry Luckenbach, Crstobal. May 10
Java Arrow, Hull May Standard on ~
"aaf'sn'o''h' Colombo April H.
City of Eureka Lisbon, April p,'n" 27 zoSe x GO
N.t Mallory Transport Lines
Maine London MAY Atlantic 8; rr.,.aor, ,'s.
Snmarasd' Baracoa May 10 All Fruit CO
eoroeFer' M Sn,acis.tsr May /,
Dacre Castle. Gibraltar, May /. via Boston,
,,, w II Tweddel & co
Due Tomorrow
Eastern Admiral, Lisbon. May .,
Moore g. Mccormack
NSAoho "aaru' Liverpool, May 4.
Suzuki G. Co
Due Sunday
"esterdijk Rotterdam, May 10
Holland America Line
N"ichasa"' hamburg, May g.. * err Line
Due Monday
Eastern Tempest Dublin, April %
koranna. ,oran May A., Norton, ElIIy E. Co
"es' Lashsway' Lisbon, May 0.
zarembo, Aavre. April 81. "'''' Oceanic 20
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Tuesday
T Ne a; Malaga. April 2S Phelps Bros e. Co
" II lhiord, Hamburg May O.
Robert l. Hague
Due Wednesday
Nerentia, Liverpool Nav ~ c,un,rd sSco
h'aha' London, May 13. All Trans Line
Due Thursday
II.ahmore. Leith. May l2 .... Eurness- Witty
independence Hall, Dunkrk May IL.
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Friday. Ma, 90
esther Dollar. Gibraltar, May II.
Sal,ust p,r. Dollar Line
ih gan Prtnce, Montevideo. April 81 via
fni'adeiphia ....... Furness, Witinv & GO
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Bound South-~Scha Mary Anderson tBr),
liverpool, S. for New York with wood
pulp to Underwater Paper Mills: Fleetwood
tBr} Halifax. for New York with lumber
to l. n Godfrey, Mabel Frye, New Lon
don for Nav York to Crowel & Thurlow
Blanche Ring Nantucket. for New York.
Bound East--Schs Hazel NJ Jackson
New York. for Nantucket Maud c C;asgill
tHr), Edgewater for st John, Braewell,
Cndcrcfin, for Caaia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
West Virginia to Play
Pittsburgh and Carneo;t

;, MORGANToWN, w Va, May IS
Minus Mayheld, left fielder, and Turko-
'vlch, third baseman. who are kept at
home because of examinations, the West
Virginia baseball team leaves here to.
morrow morning for Pittsburgh to plav
the first two of the four games scheduled
with the University of Pittsburgh Fri
Gay and Saturday and to play the final
of the three game series with Carnegia
Tech. on Monday. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
East Gulf OF Mexico: Moderate var4a
bic and weather partly overcast
West Gulf: Moderate to fresh southeast
and south: weather partly overcast.
Caribbean Sen and W,ndr~ard Passage
Moderate northeast and east. weather
partly overcast; probably loCal rains
North OF Sandy Hook: Strong southea 1T
and south winds and gales, thick rainy
weather.
Sandy HOOK to Hatteras: Strong south
shifting to west winds: probably gales over
north portion and showers
Hatteras to Florida Straits: Fresh south
west and west; weather partly overcast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19

May II; Logan. Manila: MAY Is Vcnczue-
la, New York Admission City. Baltimore
Honduras rr). Bordeaux: 1<entuckian,
Portland, Ore. for Liverpool. Sailed MAY
~ Frederick Luckenbach, Mobile via
San Pedro.
SAVANNAH. Ga, May is--Arrived, Mer.
rimack, Jacksonville tand sailed for Bal
timorei
TAMPA, Fla. May 1s--Arrived: Fuel
OIL. Tampico; Lewis X Thurlow. Balti-
more. Ocmulgce. New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. May 1s--Ar-
rived; Schr Edwd Smith. st Martins B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Ship Men Tur,,
To Europe for
4 Bunker Coal
Price In New York Nov at
Attractive Figure; Specu-
lative Shipments To Be
Brought Across Shortly
Mccormack Says Fuel Can
Be Laid Down Here Be-
low DOM e site Figures

For the first time since the coal strike
began, steamship owners are making
definite plans to import coal. The price
Of bunker coal in New York Harbor
has definitely passed $3.50 ton and
in several instances has touched $sT5
for small sales. Scotch and Welsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19

Steam yacht Florette; Halvoreen; New
Orleans; Master.
s Californian: Lyons San Pedro and
San Francisco via Philadelphia; United
American Line.
Schr G Maud Gaskel (Brl. Hamilton;
ST John; J F. whitney
Lake Eimhurst reported cleared May II
was Cancelled. Cleared again May is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-19
Outgoing Steamships

~ E.-Mail information will be found
Oh IaVei rage, Eighth Column
s.,;n sslnns hours below are daylight
Sail To-day
| Vessel por, v.u
s'avanserfjord, Bergen, PM '''
Munarso Nassau. PM aoth st. EXIT 8! =
Bogota. Kingston, IL M.. a. y =
S i.aks Floravista: Nassau /. M. .ls. B'klyn
o'ee' engineer. suenos Ayres. PM.--.-
Sail Tomorrow
Ma ,essie s snsmsn M piop Pm Hoboken
hyndam Rotterdam, 12M. 5,h st, Hoboken
dca a Havre, II NJ. .......,.67 n r
ffss.d ina, A WILSON, \ Na n An S.
Dante Alsheri. Naples ssn Pm G0eks IS s t \ R
z 5srs6s. T Ere PM. soth St nkIyn
Siboney. Havana II AM e r
P pS,,s ai RICO; San Juan, V 49, klyn
rr s1arnf Sc curacao u NJ Ii sklyn
La Bourdonnais. Havre =. Md. n r
Dskarian. London. IL M.s1, n r
vestris, Hamburg IL M.........42, N r
Klo Ora lde. Bergen. 10 AM 4 XIV,
Robin Goodfellow. Vancouver ~ NJ.
e. Jersey City
r huron ssn'o Domingo. II AN q, B,klyn
GUAM. Barbados IL M..47 n
Carney. consta- hinople. IL M. az. B'kyn
Apache. Jacksonville, IL M...36. \ X
Sail Monday
Ecuadore, San Francisco IL AN SO, Bklyn
Sail Tuesday
Aauitania. SOUTHAMPTON. IL M,54 NR
Nsyafo. Trinidad, ! Pm a4 Bklyn
sail Wednesday
Paris. Hssre, IL Mr.
Ainnekahda, Hamburg. /: Msl. N r
seydii'z. Bremen, II AM. sth st. Hoboken
schoharIs, Hamburg, "a NJ. .57th ct, 3 kiyn
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Vessels Sold

Nreeland, gasoline screw Is tons.
s9id oy n II Long to William Fl Pratt for
~ and other considerations
Narkeeta, gasoline Yacht, 81 tons. sold
ny Henry Nevins to Florence % Rev
hoIos Tor 81 and other consdera tions
Slnco, gasoline yacht. IA tons; sold nv
II sinclair to Sinclair Navigation Co.
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TRAVEL

NEWBURGH. POUGHKEEpsrE, KING
sIOS-leave Franklin St. p. NJ. SAT
az and 2ao NJ. Sunday A. NJ. ana
:. :, ."o r. VI. All steamers leave West 1aoth
81 haif hour later. ITO Poughkeepsie oniv'
CENTRAL HUDSON LINE.
NEW ENGLAND TOURS
Terfect Roads. Magnificent Scenery: Good
Hotels For Road Map address " Al.
1hslMBALIr Secy. n. E. Hotel Association.
Draper Hotel Northampton, Mass
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Departures

Botwood. y II: Samar!a ORD. Boston.
SHANGHAI. May 17-Hanna Nielsen
tNor}. Portland. Ore.
COLOMBO. May l7-Kentucky Osr)
Montreal.
BREMEN. May 17--ved!c (BD. Mont
MURORAN. May ll-Mayebashi Maru
(Jsp), San Francisco
BUENOS AYRES, May 17-Harmonides
(Pr). New York.
NORDENHAM. May l3--Mercur (Ger)
Canada.
HAMBURG. May ls-ostpreusssn IGer),
(from Marseiles), New York
METHII. May l6-Almora (Nor). Qor-
merry Caballero). ST John, n s.
KOBE. May 16-Tenyo Maru (Japl.
Grom Manila and Hongkong), Sar Fran
cisco.
HAMRuRG', May l6-Empress OF Scot
BARRY. May 17--kalypso Nergotti tGr).
Hampton Roads.
BRISTOL. May 17--tonsort New York
LAS PALMAs, May 17-Hermion tNor>.
Newfoundland
Hull; NAY 17,l.iss COP; Key W YES
cfron, Alexandrlal. Philadelphia
MTDDLESBORO. Nav l7~Yngaren
(Nor). san Francisco.
SOUTHAMPTON. May l7~Resolute
Nrcm Hamburg. Now York,
ROTTERDAM, May 17--Nieuw Amstcr-
MANCHESTER, May 1S-Begian (Br>.
Boston,
EENSTOWN, May ls-Samaria (Br),
Crom livercocip, Boston.
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Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service

. distance Is given in miles. Reports arc
0ateG at noon unless otherWise Apecihed(