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The New York herald., 1922-07-14

MOST complete 40 foot raised deck and
trunk cabin yacht: In commissions double
stateroom sleeps four and crew quarters;
Twentieth Century motor; speed II miles
quick sale, SO 600. Seen at Norwalk Country
Club, Norwalk. Conn. CAPTAIN PHELAN.
WANTED for tugboat must have
experience Ia towing TO dumping grounds.
Apply HENRY DU BOTSS SONS CO.. II
state street. N. Y. G. Phone Bowling Green
1928.
wkNTED--Tug about II inch. MARINE.
6s2 18th av., city.
wANTI1D-Il 10xs0x17. MARINE. 6s2
J. 12th ave- city.
The New York herald., 1922-07-14
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY. JULY Is.
SAIL FRIDAY, JULY Il.

,ve.sels Sail on Daylight Saving Timc.l
The New York herald., 1922-07-14
DUE SATURDAY. JULY Is.

woet Nohmo. Las ralnas 2sth .s.A III
zarcmbo. Bordeaux 29th.... .Cosmopo
The New York herald., 1922-07-14

$50 r.M-Answering mail received from
the public.
M r. MA night of jolly songs by the
Kiwans Cub OF Brooklyn, ". ", consist
Ing OF solos and chorus numbers TO be an
nounced over the radiophone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Cleared

Stavangeren (Nor). Nedland; Baracoa
via Norfolk; Di Giorgio q Co.
Mnnwood. Hassell Matanzas; Munson
Line.
United States DAM, voldborg; Christi
ansand. Christiania and Copenhagen;
Punch. Edge e. Co.
Pan America. Rose; Rio Janeiro; Mum
son Lines
Barge Glooscap tsr). Macumbcr: Wind
sor; F whitney.
sorland (Nor), Axelson; Caibarien and
Sagua; Munson Lines.
Ell Lago, Lange; New Orleans: South
ern Pacific Co.
jefferson. Horsley: Norfolk; Old Domin-
Ton Transportation Lines.
Concho, Mcintosh; Galveston; Mallory
Line.
schr e M Roberts (Br), Kelson: Bos-
ton; Sexton & Bryant.
City of Montgomery, Hammond; Savan-
nah; Ocean S S Co.
Comanche. Staples; Jacksonville and
Charleston; Clyde Line.
Coahoma City (Br), Leary; Pensacola;
Mallory Line.
Schr Marine OBJ, Trenholm: Perth Am
boy; Sextan &c Bryant.
Elswick Tower (Br). Byers; Palcalto; J
Fl Winchester
Brig Guiniguada (sp). sora. Las Palmas
and Teneriffe; b Carberry.
Northland Foster; Eastern Co.
Isthmian Lines.
Wurttemberg (Ger). Graaas; Hamburg;
United American Lines.
Certo (Nor), Eliingsen: Walton; ] F
Whitney.
Hague.
Bawean (Dt), crietee; Montreal; Funch
Edge & Co.
Annetta, Smith: Santiago via Norfolk:
Atlantic Fruit Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24

Lines with malls. ia expected to dock fare.
noon at Pier 4. Hoboken.
Gothland (Br,, Antwerp Aug III; to Red
Stars Line with mails; Ia expected to dock
afternoon at Pier 81. N X StHest aoth ct,
Due Sunday
Vessel Port. Agency
Baltic. Liverpool, Aug 10. white Star Line
Toioa. Havana, Aug 24... United Fruit Co
Due Afonday
Acropoiis, P.raeus. Aug s.
American Black Sea Line
Maracaibo. MayaEuey, Aug 3S.
Bliss. Dailett a. CO
Fort st George. Bermuda, Aug %.
Furness, Witty & Co
Porto Rico. San Juan, Aug "a.
\ & Porto Rico Co
due Tuesday
olympic, Southampton, Aug Is.
Minnekahda, Hamburg, Aug ls.
Europa. Naples, Aug lsIfaisa- America, Inc
Munatnar, Nassau, Aug 49,. Munson Lines
Ortzaba. Havana, Ang rs.
Due Wednesday
President Polk, Plymouth, Aug 81
Lituania, Dans,g. Aug IL
Taormina, Naples. Aug Is.
Italia America, Inc
Dire Thursday, Aug 81
President Roosevelt. Bremen, Aug 90.
saxonia. Hamburg. Aug 90 .Cunard s Cd
Ebro, Cristobal Aug "a. Sanderson g. Son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Eleven Lines Attempt to
Restore Rates to Levant
Expect to Establish Conference
at Meeting to Take Place
on Monday

Eleven steamship companies plying
between New York and the Levant met
yesterday at the Offices Of the Shipping
Board TO re-establish freight rate
conference, following the open compe-
tition Of the last six months. Officials
attending the session said afterward
that the outlook was favorable and that
an agreement probably would be reached
at a second meeting Monday.
AT the preliminary discussion de-
cision was made to canvass the entire
situation during the week. Steamship
lines plying between New York and tie
Far East, which make calls by the way
at Levant ports, will be asked If they
wish to participate. The attitude OF
ali concerns taking part directly or in
directly in the trade will be known by
the next meeting. The rates involved
are those to the Adriatic, Black Sea,
Constantinople, Syrian and Palestine
ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co., Inc.

Position MT noon, distance given in miles
unless otherwise stated)
Artigas ia NE Delaware B'water aug rs
Albert u watts 246 S Sandy Hook Aug %
Absecon 2b Block Island Aug 49,
Bolivar Ar s by e Scotland Aug %.
Collamer 1866 e Ambrose Aug ~. .,
city of Eureka AZ S Overfalls Aug 20.
Ca Car, s,Sps $50 So ssE Cape Sable Aug 20.
Edith 502 Sc Ambrose Aug az.
Flrrnore SO N Cape May Aug 20.
Gulf Mala 16 s Overfalls Aug ~.
Hagaporack 440 Il Ambrose Aug rs.
Haiekaleaa pd s Martinia seg avg ~ "a.
Hilton las NE Cape Henry Aug %.
Kerowis 4s2 NE trinidad Aug %.
roonIand ss5 j., Ame gose,a Avg A sS 49,
Liberty Clio 14r3 Sc Boston Aug %.
Linen ga Nantucket Aug 20. 80
Monterey left Havana 1o39 Ave Aug q q
Nordamerika 90 S Ambrose Aug 23. =.
Mobiles 445 e by Cape Hatteras Aug ~
Ontario 2s Fire Island aug ,ss Is 80
pipestone County e77 E Ambrose Aug ~
Robinhood. 1893 Sc Ambrose Aug q.
susQuehanna 4Ao q Ambrose AYE 20
Shenandoah sc T. Sand Key Aug ~.
Tanamo 500 Scotland Aug 49,.
West Helix 800 Cape Henry Aug 2s'
City of Flint 645 E Boston.
Dunendyke lat Al IS Ion As II w.
Liberty 1900 e Ambrose.
'Callamer 1919 e Ambrose
Independent Hall 1905 p Ambrose
Haleskala lat IS 20 N Ion 81 OF w.
Kenowis 215 s E Trinidad
Salvation Lass lat 20 So lon So 90 w.
Liberty Clio 1l0S SE Boston.
Independence 62 Cape Henry.
Currur $50 NE Jupiter.
Atache 80 8 Diamond.
Arapahoe sos S Scotland,
Dorchester 1875 NE Winter Quarter
Menominee Sc Hedgefence.
Lillian left N PM bound Northward. :
Alness left N Y PM bound Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Carrillo, Kingston Aug 10; to United
Fruit Co with mails; Is expected to dock
Fort Victoria fBrl. Bermuda Aug 20: to
Furness. Witty & Co with mails; Ia ex-
pseted 70 dock forenoon at Pier IS. N R
scythia tBrj. Liverpool Aug 10; to
Cunard Co with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier oe, n r (West
caronia tBr,, cherbourg Aug 1s; to
Cunard Co with mails is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier Sc. N n CWest
18th ST..
:. Parma lBr). st Thomas Aug II; 40
Furness. Witty & Co with mails: is ex-
pestea to-, to dock 1 forenoon a. Pie, g. sklyn
Bowring & Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at foot java st. Bklyn.
Huron. Rio de Janeiro Aug ITO Munson
Lines with mails; is expected to dock at
Pier 3. Hoboken.
Hanover (Gero, Bremen Aug 10; to
North German Lloyd Line with mails; is
expected to dock forenoon at foot eth st,
Hoboken.
Due Tomorrow
Chicago H'r}, Havre Aug 15; to French
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
Arabic (Br). Naples Aug 8; to white
Star Line with mails; arrived Boston Tues
day and is sxpected to dock forenoon
susquehanna. Bremen Aug 10: to q s
Lines Lines with mails; y expected to dock
afternoon at Pier 4, Hoboken
Patria tFr), Naples Aug 10; to James w
dock at foot 31st st, B.klyn
hyndam lptl. Rotterdam Aug il; to
hoiiand- America Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock afternoon at foot 5th at
Hoboken. 80
Monterey. Havana Aug 90; to N q
20 es COCK afternoon at Pier IS, B'klyn
Due Saturday
America, cherbourg Aug IL: to u s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24

city Of Flint 900 II Boston Aug 80.
Collamer l, 0ee ~ Ambrose AUG ~.
City OF Augusta 1ls aW Gayhead Aug 20.
SIN q d Ass a9s "a ss S bsnend A AsE
f bannsaa af e0i i,Tss Ratieras AaT q;
Editor 1.iis u Ambrose Aug s2.
Edw L Doheny Ir 100 N Jupiter Aug ~.
r bedford go N Hatteras Aug 80,
Federal ass NE Watiings Aug e.
Franklin K Lane 10 s Reston Aug "a.
E.rtlensbre 20 ssB Cape Ma yAug rs 20; -
Geo Warrington 1915 p Ambrose Aug 80.
n aisdn ID Cape di snry PM Aug a.
T4era ESQ NE Great Abaco aug 22.
Heige ss = Cape May Pm Aug "a.
Independence Hall 1.a5s Is Ambrose Aug n.
Joseph seep 400 NE Hole in Wall Aug ".
Joseph Nj cudahy isa Ambrose AVE " sm
Lewis Wis Iuokenbaeh s14. s overfad,lIs Aug 30.
Livingston Roe e65 q Ambrose Aug 23.
Manchester Merchant so Cape May
Mon ds 155 8 Hatteras Aug 20.
M i Elliott 440 SE Cape Race Aug 20.
Moselia 1.27b p Landsend Aug ~.
Mississippi zoe Awer Me, avg Aug ~.
Norman Merrosa Bridge aw Il 20 NE diamond Age 20.
Nord Amerika 20 s Ambrose Aug 2s..
Mobiles b45 u by S Sandy Hook aug Us.
CASA 1911 E Poston AUS %. -,
orinoco loo sNl Cape Hnlopen Aag ~ %
Ppestone County SIT u Ambrose aug 90.
Phoenix SIS w Cape Hnry Aug. 30
Robert Dollar 2,707 n Boston Aug ~. 90
Robert Lucitenbach 75s overfalis AUG "a
santore4252 s Ambrose Aug ~.
Suerosa las N Jupiter Aug ~ -
San Bruno s25 S Cape May Aug e.
saml Q Brown ITO Nh Jupiter Aug ~
Sunbeam 90 ME- Jupiter Aug ~.
Sohodack 1850 E Nantucket Aug %.
stephen Jones 20 miles 65 degrees from
Absecon Aug IS. 80
Satartia psf u Ambrose Aug rs. -
T j Williams liz Il Overfalls. Aug 49, r,
Trollenholm lat 81 SO lon "a 20 w
Vacuum so Overfalls AuR 90.
w I, Stead Is S Fenwck Aug 20.
Westlalke 1920 ME- Boaton Aug ~. "a
West Cressy lat 80 / ion 65 A w Aug 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Liner H. f. Alexander
Successful ON Pacific
Former Columbia, Flagship of
Atlantic Fleet, Booked
Heavily ON Coast

The liner H. F. Alexander, formerly
the Great Northern and later the Co.
lumbia when flagship Of the Atlantic
feet, is the nucleus of record break
ing Pacific Coast service between Los
Angeles, San Francisco and Puget
Sound, according to reports yester-
day. The II. r. Alexander recently
sailed from New York to enter the
new route. Her running mate is the
Ruth Alexander, also owned by the
Admiral Line.
While the smaller steamships, with
their lower rates. have had their usual
volume of business, the large liners
are attracting high class traffic that
crowds the vessels on each trip. The
seventeen high-priced suites on the
Fl. F. Alexander are said to be the
first taken, while there is q demand
for more accommodations Of the same
class. The vessels maintain railroad
time on their voyages along the coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Arrived Yesterday

Erie s(Nor), Baltimore Aug IL: to Kerr
Line. with mdee; 67th e., Hklyh.
Rosenberg (Danl. Hull Aug 4: to Moore
& Mccormick with coal; Pier 10. Clifton.
Dryden fBr). Buenos Ayres July ~,
t. Santos g. ,,3 pnrs Avg 10
Lanpert g. Holt Line, with mdsa; Fer q
Es'kiyp.
Is; to United Fruit Co, with 50 pass. mails
and ntdse Pier Is. e r.
Lake ssyss cien,g s aas II S1 mase
city OF Montgomery. Savannah Aug 20;
70 Ocean Co. with pass and mdse; Fier
city Of Seattle. Philadeiphia Aug "a;
to the Halschaw S S Line. with pass and
indse; Pier IL. e r. ).
Co, with pass and mdse; Pier 81. y r.,
oemulgee, Tampa: to Mallory $ Co.
with rndse: Pier a.. N r;
Japan Arrow, Port Arthur Aug 81; 70 the
standard Transportation Co. with oil; off
Tompkinsyille, I.
X, weehawken. N J.
wiiifaro, Tacoma July H., Gray's Harbor
5 s Co. with n,dsA: 9th ut. B'klyn.
Majestic (Br). Southampton and Cher
bourg. Aug 49,; to the white star .a, Line line;
class pass, malls and mdse; Pier SO, N =.
Santa Tecla, Supe, July 81. Guayaauil.
Aug g. Esmeraldas 6. Buenaventura 10.
Grace Line, Inc. with mdse; Pier 49,.
B'klyn.
Huron. Turks Island; to Clyde Line, with
pass, mails and mdse; Pier "a, B,kiyn.
santa Tecla, Valparaiso via Colon. Aug
IA; to Grace Line, with mdse; Pier ss.
B'klyn. -
Lake Ellsbury, Puerta Cortez; to Ward
Line, with mcse; Columbia OF, B'klyn.
Feltore. Daiguiri; to Ore s Co. with
mdse; Ore Dock. Constable Hook.
Boston City (Br). Norfolk for Bristol
Wray Castle (Br), Shanghai. Hongkongs
etc via Boston; to w Tweddell & Co,
with mdse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Sailed Yesterday

Paris (Fr), Plymouth and Hsvre: High
way (Br), Montreal; Nordamerika tDan }.
Santa Lucia: Bayonhe. philadelphia; Presi-
dent Adams London; Latvia (Dan). Dan
zig: Seydiitz (Ger1. Bremen: Sixaola,
Kingston and Cristobal: Fort st George
{Br}, Bermuda; Cheyenne. tBr). London
John D Archibald, Port Lohos; Colthraps,
Pensacola; Ell LRgo. New Orleans; Virginia
Express, Richmond; Janus (Fr), Genoa;
Alness {Br), Liverpool; Sorland ,{Nor),
Caibarien; Stavangeren (Nor), Baracoa
Lillian. Norfolk: Concho, Galveston: Bar
badian (Br), London; Jefferson, Norfolk
City of Seattle, Philadelphia; Indian
Arrow, Port Arthur; Philadelphia, Balti-
more.
Bawean (Du), Montreal: certo tNor>
Walton, Ms.
Elswick Tower {Br), Palo Alto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Appeal Taken
On Stability Of
TlleFlectC Corp.
500, 900, 900 in Shipping
Claims Involved in Gov
eminent Move To Reverse
Supreme Court Decisions
Seeks to Unite War 'Tangle
Court to Determine Status
of Debts and Contracts
Incurred for II. s. Ships

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.--Assertine
that there is an apparent irreconcila.
bic conflict between the doctrine" an.
nounced by the Supreme Court in Its
recent decisions defining the stability
and status OF the Emergency Fleet
Corporation as government agency
and "the settled ruie'' established by
the court in number of prior de-
cis;ons, the government has fled pc.
tition asking for rehearing.
"The opinion has introduced prac.
teal difficulty Of far-reaching effective
ness with reference to the administral
tive action" of various government off,
cials, the petition asserts. 1t asks
whether contracts made by the Fleet
Corporation are contracts of the
United States and what authority the
Shipping Board or the Fleet Corpora
ton has TO use further government
funds for the payment of the debts Of
the Fleet Corporation when incurred
under contracts made by it. The gov
eminent also wants to know whether
Treasury officials are justified in hon.
oring checks drawn by the Fleet Cor
poration for paying debts or satisfying
claims for damages.
1t is pointed out in the petition
that "the Fleet Corporation in it's
own capacity and not as representing
the United States has no assets, but
it has enormous debts" which the
court stated are cts debts and moi
the debts of the United States" II
IS explained that "there are hundreds
Of such claims pending against it, fol
k,vae~ fhay ,
100000" and the court is asked whether
all payments thereon from Treasury
funds must be suspended"
The government also wants to know
whether funds derived from the sale
of ships can be applied by the Fleet
Corporation to the payment of damages
claimed against it, or whether the
money belongs to the United States.
AS the opinion will become the guide
or United States District Courts in
dealing with hundreds of suits
throughout the country. the govern
nent asks for reargument as 6
means Of preventing "many future apI
peals and much litigation apparently
now inevitable"
Exception is taken by the govern.
ment to the petition to the conclu.
sion of the court that an agency OF
the government, such rs the Fleet
Corporation, "does not CEASE to be
answerabie for it's acts" Contendine
that the court "has repeatedly held to
the contrary" notice is given in the
petition by the government that il
intends, unless the opinion is modi.
fed, to interpose an answer when the
Supreme Court mandate goes down tt
the District Court, insisting that the
United States, which was not made 6
party to the suits, is necessarily 6
missed because of the immunity of the
United States from suit without it:
consent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Marine Show Will Have
Big Model of Leviathan
Original Is Imported From Ger.
many by Gimbei Bros. Goes
Into Special Exhibit

The original model Of the Leviathan,
now being reconditioned by the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company will be exhibited at the
American Marine Exposition at the
Grand Central Palace November a to
II. This is said to be the largest and
finest ship model in the world, more
than 3S feet in length. 1t was owned by
German interests, but recently was
purchased by Gimbel Bros store,
which is supplying the stewards equip
ment for the Leviathan. Gimbel Bros.
also bought complete set of the orig
inal plans for the liner. The first pub
lie exhibition of the model will be at
the marine show.
The Newport News company and the
American Marine Association are join
ing in the effort to put across gigan-
tic Leviathan exhibit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Charter Three Goal Ships
Shipping Board Adds TO Flee,
Bringing Over Fuel From
Great Britain

The Shipping Board yesterday char
tered three more vessels for the move
ment OF coal from Great Britain to the
United States. These were the Clava-
rack, 7,840 deadweight tons; the JEFF
Davis Of 9,679 tons, and the Glen. of
!,64l tons: All were fixed at 10 shill-
lngs for loading in September. The
total OF vessels chartered by the board
now number seventy-five. 1t il esti-
mated that about 125 foreign boats
have been placed in the trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Freight Ships Due
Due To-dax


Gre rs gnsss ,. i%neor I. Aug L.u Nav Co
Ybarra, Lime
City Of Winchester. Barry, Aug 5. 49,, =
Bankdale. MarseilIes. Aug :.
James w Elwel s Co
Panaman, Hamburg. aug s.
x,.r. a,,., a.. United american An n Lines s
Bronte. Buenos Ayres, Aug /.
Lamport & Holt Limo
River Araxes. Gibraltar. Aug 3.
lewis Lackenbach. Los Angeles. Aug ..
I4uckenb bach Lines
Maine. London. A 1.E.n II, rr,n.nor, r,n.
Moune Evans. Barry. Aug II:
New York city. Bristol Aus Z Shipping II Board
Rossia. Liverpool. Avg TO-. Noyton- Lilly
Due Tomorrow
Balsam. Cardiff. Aug 10.
Africanie. Shields. Aug II. .....
Kivarra. Liverpool Aug 10;
Daniel Bacon & Co
Due Saturday
Cubano, Shields. Aug 10. Kerr 8 3 Co
Eastern Pilot. Cardiff, Aug TO-.
II Winchester g. Co
Clan MacBrayne. Algiers. Aug u.
Barber Lines
Cape Recife Newport, Aug 10 Kerr s 8 Co
Eizasier. birmingham. Aug IL.
Lloyd Royal Belgs
Lamport & Holt Line
HouideT. Weir & Boyd
Due Sunday
Jadden. Gibraltar. Aug II Barber Lines
Sark. Rio de Janeiro, Aug 10,..Kerr 8 s Co
"iiifaro' San Francisco. Aug :,
Meiyo Maru. San FRANCISCO. Avs !. -
Due Nrondey
Trevider, Barry. Aug II. Norton. Lily & CO
West Gldara' Bordeaux Aug, u;
Muroran Maru. Alexandria, Aug 8. A''''
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
cederic. Shields. Aug II.
Independence Hall. Rotterdam, am" Aug H. corp
Alstern. Umea, Aug 10. Furness Witty co
Helder. Bueaos Ayres Aug /, W
Funch. Edge Co
Due Tuesday
Dromore Castle Port Natal. July 20.
city Of London Glasgow. ASs Is; = : : -
Easssfs city, hs'T Ssr 4nE Aug Is Line
Atlantic CITY, Buenos 3 eSar1ss A Mll Sons
Munindies Rio de 5aneiro, Aug T. t',0A 20
Albany. Rosario. Aug z. . > -''''eS
Simpson. Spence & Young
Due Wednesday
Matoppo, Cape Town. Aug l . Norton Lilly
Orleans. Astoria. Aug s,.Luckenbach S CO
Margaret Dollar, Genoa. Aug 12
u.s+ ~ Dollar s S Lines
HS"seern lawn, rotterdam, Aug II.
Black Diamond S S Co
Due Thursday, Aug 81
City of Lahore. Gibraltar, Aug o.
r,.u,,, Norton. Lilly & Co
Simpson, Spence & Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Liner Taft Sets Record
On NJ. Y.-FriscO Rum

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Aug.
23.--The Pacific Mail liner Presi-
dent Taft set a new record for
the run between New York and
San Francisco to-day, arriving
here a few hours more than twelve
days after leaving the Eastern
port, the Pacific Mail Line an
nounced. The previous record
was held by the H. F. Alexander,
formerly the Great Northern,
which made the run in thirteen
days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Reports bylWireless
SUFFICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

- me Tribune publishes daily reports
" sne positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceived through the independent Wire-
,sss corporation and the Radio Corno-
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uul charge. report their (TR3 nom
POSITIONS through the following cnn,a
uM t radio stations in the IJnitaa
Sxsa.es proper. 1t Is important thai
THESE reports should be sent morn , III,
At noon each day In order thai W. W.
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POSITION reports can also he sen,
sxn1Tf o. the stations of the IndepenSen nt
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Iork City tWCG9. Babylon
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Hew LONDON, Conn. {WST).
no charge made for med,ca,
reports. anu weather
The Radio Corporation Of Ama.,o.
WI Wh Seceive position reports thronss
tns following stations: Cana Gsa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Foreign, Ports
Ari,iVMIs

GIBRALTAR, Aug 21---Pnssed Constan.
tinope Br) o Ne% rf nuTk f aqr 1p apes
HE1siNGFoRs, Aug is - Roekaway
Park, New York.
lain. America utaD New YORK via Phia-
deiphia; Mongibelo ItaD. New York
DEf.AGoA PAY. Aug 1s--'rartar Prince
'i1 HARROW, Aug 1s--victorous. Gal
EAST LONDON, Aug. 2o-Bassa tBr).
~e COLOMBO. Aug 2o--rast Cape Phia
~ MONMOUTH. Aug 21--Ashtabula tBr>,
' FCRT NATAL. Aug a1-Betwa tBr>.
LISBON, Aug 22---canada (Fr), New
SHANGHAI. Aug 19--Hamer, San Pedro;
aga. oyo Maru (Jap)., Seattle; President
Madison Tacoma va xokonama CIV New
KoLDING, Aug 1e---Bellinghan,, Boston
HAMBURG, Aug fe-samnanger tNor),
KARAcHi. Aug ls--Kathlampa tsr),
"A ANTWERp, Aug 1s--Mlchigan tBr,.
Baltimore; Trncuio (Brl. Port Arthur;
ed. ICELAND (Brl, New York.
ROTTERDAM, Aug 1s-Wearbridge tBr).
Montreal; 2oth, oevre tNor), Philadelphia;
21st Afghanistan (Br), Montreal; Winter
DuNKiRK. Aug 2o--Breiz Izel (Tr),
HAvRE. Aug 2o--La savoe tFr). New
York; Glen. New York.
GLASGOW, Aug 21--Elmsport. Baiti-
YOKOHAMA, Aug 21-Empress of Asia
tBr2, Vancouver for Manila;
sEz f hps Nav s1 Sork OF Shanghai ssr
SHIELDS. Aug 21-Gustavsholm (sw),
cApIz. Aug s1-Manuel calvo tsp>,
HoNGKoNcs, Aug 21-President Lincoln,
San Francisco; 22d, Empress of Australia
VI TiIiENTsIN, Aug 21-Toyama Maru
Ar AR.btRossAN. Aug as-1matra tr.n>,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aug IL George
Allen. New York.
PIRAEUs. Aug 12--Themistocles tGrk).
New York; l4th, Michael l. Embiricos
(Grk), Montreal.
MARSEILLEs, Aug 49, r Gordon. New
CETTE. Aug 19--Bl,omfield (Br), Baton
Rouge.
MELBOURNE, Aug 2o---Port Caroline
lBr).' New York; 21st. Port Adelaide (Br),
MANc HESTER. Aug 21-Manchester I'm
porter tBs2. Baltimore; 22d. Genessee tBr),
sHIELDs. Aug 22-cairnross (Br), Mon
treal.
HULL. Aug 22-Bergsdalen tNor). Phil
LONDON. Aug 23-Cranley tBr), Bot
HAMBuRG, Aug 1s--Fuji Maru tJap,,
Jacksonville and Savannah via London.
KOBE. Aug 21-Camilla Gilbert (Nor),
New York via Panama and Yokohama
ROTTERDAM, Aug 22--Nieuw Amster-
dam (Dt). New York via Plymouth and
Boulogne: Bjornefjord tNor), Baltimore
Edgehill. Philadelphia and New York
LIVERPOOL, Aug 23--Sachem {Br),
Boston and Halifax: William Penn Manila
PORT SAID, Aug 23-Wess Canon, New
York for Batavia -
suEZ Aug 23-city of Newcastle (Br).
Calcutta for Boston and New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Marine Disasters

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug 23---Cold IYarbor
from Portland, Me, grounded 22d en- ro,,t1
up, up col s River to this port when steer.
expected to float undamaged at MY ~
water. n'SA
SAN PEDRO. Aug .ss--Edward Luchen.
lost propeller blade en- route from R.ipaa
HONOLULU, Aug 23--Motor ship Ham.
Taki (Brl, from Newcastle, N w. 8th
Tor San Francisco, expected to arrive hers
to-day with crew of schr Henriette Ro.
tunan Tor San SFrancisco, previously re
ported wrecked on Ellice group.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-24
Radio Corp. of America

:, SroMtion at noon; distance given i,
A Amer'ca az lo5e 2 ambrose Aug 20.
Albert Watts PAS S sandy Hoo,, Az. .,
A ysian los NE Diamond Aug as 20.
B rarnar ia f., 90 q y lon SO s W Aug az.
Cerro Axui SO NE Jupiter AUG "a
i ,s sancs lFro. Havre Aug ID: to Frerc,,
LIFE wit6 mails: 10 expected TO docS snral
Noon u 81 F'er %. West 18th SIS. - =