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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AARHUUs. March 26-Arrived. str strassa
ALEXANDRIA,. March 2o-saiied. str Hog
Island, New York.
ALGIERs. March 25--sailed. str Talcsfo.a
DC L Lsrr9oga 1Bp NeT fSrk ar,
Norfolk Maru (Jap). Baltimore; Parthenia
(Br), Savannah.
AKIN, March 1s--salled. str sabotawan.
BARBADOS. March 2e-sailed, str crofton
Hall from Buenos Ares, Boston and New
BARCELONA. March 26-Arrived. strs City
o. Eureka New York. Crewe Hall (Br). do.
. BARRY, March 30-sailed, str Androe tBr).
BATAVIA. March 3o-In port. str Maar-
tensdyk Dutch, for New York tto sal
Biz;ERTA. March 2e-saned. str Hog Isl-
BLAYE. March 27-Arrived. str Breifo ID
CNorl, New Orleans $50
Nevoso qtaO. Baltimore; 2sth. Barbadian
Arrived 2sth, str La Perouse tFr, New
BRISTOL. March si-Arrived, str opeiika
Philadelphia
BRIXHAM. March so-sailed. str Cadillac
(Er), from Hull for Key West.
CALAMATA. March 25--saIled. str WI
CALCUTTA. March 2a-Arrived, str Ca
madam Traveller CID, Vancouver.
CANANoVA, March 20. AM-sailed, str
Fort Morgan (Nor). Baltimore. =,
CARTAtfENA, Marcn 3t-saieG, SIT IL
wives, Puerto Colombia.
CETTE, March 2s-Arrived, str Korsholm
CLYDE, March so--sailed. str Barambah
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES March 2s--Arrlvcd.
str Akron. New York.
saiied oath. str Narbo Ctrom PhnadeIphia).
CORRAL. March 27--sailed, str Banta.
Taltal.
cRIsToBAL. March 3o--Arrived. strs Ara
hicn (Danl. san Francisco for Hamburg
peerfield. San Pedro for Cha rlestcn.
Arrived 3ist. str Toioa tBr). New York
Arrived Sist. strs Toloa tBr). New York
Via Kingston Megantic CBrl. % yis a..
sailed 27th. Sir Anna tNor)' from New
Sailed 30th. strs Heredia. Bocas; San Gil
tBr). Port Limon.
sailed 3oth, strs willhno dror senttleD
New York: steel Seafarer from New York;.
Seattle: Atcnse, New Orleans; san Gil CBr),
Boston.
Newport. San Francisco: Kinderdyk tDutch) !.
DO; ninnesotan. Los Angeles, &C.; Cape
CURACAO. March 30. AM-Arrived. ctr
TAYAL. March 3i-Arrivod. str Frey
CNorl. Baltimore.
Said 3oth, sir Tenchurch OBJ. from
GENOA. March 29-saI!ed. str Ada GtaD.
GIBRALTAR. March 27-Passed, str sa-
sailed 10th, str Hampstead (Br). from
Bombay for Philadelphia.
GLASGOW. March 5p-In port, str Rhode
Island tBr). for Boston Ito sail 3fstl.
Sailed 30th, str Astronomer tBr). San
II ancisco.
GuNYAorfL. March PIN port. str sarp-
fos (Nor). for Mania Ito sat same day..
HAIIFAN, March 30--Arrivcd, str Cana
dian Seieneur tBr). London
Arrived 3ist. schr Vincent A White CBr).
Philad elphia.
Sailed 30th str Canadian Logger (Brl
Barbados: schr Hillere~t CBrl, do.
HAMBURG. March 22-Arriyed. str Mexl-
can. San Pedro.
Arrived Goth. str 0ropcsa fBr), New York
viz Cherbourg and Southampton.
Arrived goth. str Kermit. Buenos Aires, ~
Sailed Goth. str Mount Clay, New York
HAVANA. March 30-Arrived. sirs Stclllan
tBpo 81 John. NIB. via Boston; Ulus (BD,
Cristobai for New York.
Sailed sist, sirs Ulua tBr), from Cris;obai
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Agw.havre 100 Scotland L v 3ist
Agwisea lat IS so. lon "a - 31st.
AIgic / ,J37 r Ambrose i. 30th
Cayo Manbi left New York bound San Juan
. PM 3ist.
City of ST Joseph ] 100 Il Ambrose L V slst.
CONFESS Peak ] $50 Ambrose l. V nidnight
30tn.
Ebro 900 Sc New York AM 3ist.
Edith $50 Sc Ambrose I. 3ist.
Esperanza 33s s Ambrose l. 31st.
Gulfstar 232 s Scotland l. 3ist.
Hampden SO SW Block Island 31st.
Herman Frasch 40 Sc Hatteras 3ist.
Hilton Jupiter 3lst.
Kershaw 20 SW Fire Island 3ist.
Lafayette (FD LOO SIC New York ! AM
3ist.
Lightburne 66 y Diamond Shoal J. V 3lst.
Mohawk 5 Diamond Shoal l. V 3lst.
Severance 157 ESE Cape Henry 3ist.
Susquehanna .32J Il Ambrose u Sist
Wheeling Meld SO L Ambrose l. 3ist.
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ARRIVED.

ST. Maurctania (Br). Southampton and
Chcrbourg March IS. 10 the Cunard Stenm-
chip Go, with $50 first, 81 second cabin
and 433 third class passengers, malls and
indse. Went to pier 81 North River.
Str polona tDnm, Libau March IS. Dam
aig 18th and Copenhagen 18th. 10 tho East
Asiatic Co. with 90 cabin and i4i third class
passengers, mails and mdsc. Went 10 pier
.. Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
str Rotterdam tDutchl. Rotterdam and
Bculogne March 20 and Plymouth I'D. 10 the
Holland. America Liue, with passengers.
mails and mdse Anchored ~ Quarantine.
str Chicago (Fr). ilsvte March ~. to the
compagnie Generate 1ransatlantluus. with
passengers and mds2I THtnty-fivc miles
east Of Fire Island a. Pm
Str MCnonlince fBrl. London Msrfh s. TO
the Atlantir Transport Line. with nldse
Str Wieldrscht tuuteM, Hamburg March
~, TO Ph Van Ommnrc1 Corporation. W ball
laat. Went 20 pier = Constable Hook. NJ
Str Eastern Soldier, Antwerp, 10 the BLACK
Diamond Steamship Co With fndsc Wen.
to pier 3. Army Base, Hroaklyn
Sir Cabo Ortega tspl, Seville March 10,
70 the ybarra Line. With mirc Went 10
Erie Basin saltwater, brooklyn.
str Adige TtaD. Naples Eco -. Catania
2Sth, MessinR March and Palermo 18th. TO
the Italia America Line. with mdse. Went
10 picr ~. Norfh Rver.
Str Moorish Prince tBf), 5hanghai Jan ~,
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1922

Hong Kong 18th. Manila 10Th. Ccbu 2ith.
Singapore Feb !, Penang 10th. Port Said
March 2. oran 18th and Boston 10th, 10
pier 4. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str SiSaola, Cartagena March Is. Porto
Colombia 18TH santa Marta I'D, Crisiobel
I'D and Kingston 2Jth, TO the United Fruit
Go, with - passengers, malls and mdse.
Went TO pier -, East River
Str Iroquois. Aqua and Barahona March
20, San Domingo City 2ist, Macoris I'D.
Sanchez and SANTANA 2lth. Porto Plata ami
Monte Christi 2Gth and TURKS Island 2Tth.
TO the Clyde Steamship Go. with ~ passen.
Dock Cos pier 81. Brooklyn.
Str Mayaro (BD. Demerara March 10.
Witty Co. with 10 passengers. mails and
mdse. Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier
-. Brooklyn.
Str Lake Winthrop. Macoris March 20,
la Romano 2ist Sanchez 23d and Turks
Island 25th, to the Bull-Insular Line. with
mdse. Went TO New York Dock Cos pier
~, Brooklyn
str Colon. Cristobel March 20, 10 the Fan
anna Railroad Steamship Line. with passcn-
gers mails and mdse.
-. to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with fruit.
Went 20 pier 90, East River.
Str Lake Galsteo, Guantanamo March 20
and Port an Prince 2fth, 10 the New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with mdse.
Went 20 pier -. North River.
str Lake Elmhurs,, Manzenlilo March g.
casllda 18th and Philadelphia 29th, to the
New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co,
with mdee. Went TO New York Dock Co.'S
pier 1G. Brooklyn.
STR concho Galveston March %. 10 the
Mallory Steamship Co, with passengers and
mdso. Went 10 pier o.. North River
str FL Vale. Galveston March 20. 10 the
Southern Pacific co. with mdse. Went 20
pier 49, North River.
Str Ei Lago. New Orleans. to tho Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse. Went 70 pier -,
North River.
Sir City or 81 Louis. Savannah March %.
20 the Ocean Steamship 90, with pa vsrnae ~
and m1fe. Went 20 Dier o. North River.
Str Lake Arthur Richmond. 20 the Rich-
mond and New York Sicamrhip Co. vith
nidse. Went 20 pier g. East River
str Philadelphia Baltimore. 70 the clyde
Steamship Co, with mdsc. Went 70 pier ~,
North River.
Str Mundeita baltimore. 10 tho Munson
Steamship Line. Went to Erie Basin brcak-
water.
MOTOR ship Stureholm tSv). Gotherburg
March 10. 70 Furness. Witty q Co, with 3
pa ssenscrs and mdsc. Went 10 pier g. Bush
pocta, BROOKLYN,
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U. s. PATROL WARNS
OF ICEBERG DANGER
Floating Menace Is Located in
Track OF Traffic From
Europe to Boston.

WASHINGTON, March 31.--Officials OF
the photographic Office OF the Navy
Department We're keeping close watch
tonight on reports from the vessels on
ice patrol duty in the danger zone just
south of the Grand Banks. The Coast
Guard cutter Seneca, row on that sta
lion. reported yesterday two obserya-
lions locating an iceberg almost directly
In the west bound steamship track from
Europe TO Boston. and the traffic is
moving around the spot under advisory
Warnings from the photographic SER
vice.
The danger season for ice usually does
not develop Until the latter part of
April, and it was said to-day at the
photographic Office that the iceberg re-
ported by the Seneca probably did not
indicate that the slow movement of
bergs from the north was In fun prog
ress as yet. The Seneca has been UNI
able to find further trace Of the berg
she reported and 1t may have disinte-
grated, it was said.
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40 80, passed the stern OF a wooden vessel
about 20 feet long and 20 feet wide. pro,
The following March %: Lat 43 20. Ion 40 Us,
pa ssed a derelict Received the following
from Valentia radio station March n Lat
30 % N, Ion 10 40 w, drifting mine-Str
Celtic (Brl.
Received the following from PortpatriclI
radio station March IL: Lat % ~ y, Ion
90 w, very large mine-str Bristol CITY
(Bf).
March 20. lat 43 o., lon 40 is, passed
close 10 Two large icebergs marking the
as far as could be seen--Str Worcester.
Ice patrol cutter Seneca reports as fol-
lows: March 81, our position lat Al 40, Ion
~ rs, lon so &c: continued warning. Keep
south OF lat Al 80, between lon 4s and lon o..
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. APRIL 1.

Europe. Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh and Bouiogne tmail must be specially
addressed) also parcel post mails Tor
Netherlands. via Rotterdam, str NoORDAM.
AM (sup $3.50 AM -.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, Via Piym-
outh ana Cherbourg tmaii must be specially
o panel g Be5 as Gomez l0p
Antwerp. str kROONLAND. AN tsup 9;3o
AM ~.
Europe, Africa and West Asia tIreand
must be specially Addressed; Via cheibourg
and Southampton: also parcel post mails Tor
Great Britain. France and the countries
mentioned In notes A and b below, via cher-
bourg and Southampton. str OLYMPIC, 5
AM tsup $3.50 AM ID.
ireland tother countries must pc specially
addressed), via Queenstown and Liverpool,
str CELTIC. AM (sup $50 AM ID.
France and other countries Especially ad-
dressed only. via Havre, str LA LOR-
RAINE, s 80 AM (sup $50 AM ID.
Ireland and Germany Especially addressed
only, via Queenstown and Bremen; also
parcel post mails for Ireland. via. Queens
town, and parcel post mails for Germany,
Austria, Czecho -Slovakia, Hungary and
Switzerland. via Bremen, str HUDSON, $3.50
AM.
italy (parcel post mails and specially ad-
dressed correspondence, via Naples, str
COLOMBO, $3.50 AM.
TUESDAY, APRIL 4.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Cher
mails for France and the countries men
toned in note II below. via Cherbourg, str
MAURITANIA, s AM tsup 80 AM p
Great Britain. Ireland. South Africa.
countries must he specially addressed). via
Plymouth ana Cherbourg, also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, Ireland. France and
the countries mentioned in notes A and b
STATE. 10 AM (sup II 80
AM ~.
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PIER LOADING INQUIRY PUSHED
Merchants Committee TO .Investt-
gate Importcrs' Complaints.

Lewis u. Pierson. acting president OF
the Merchants Association, has ap.
pointed conference committee TO con-
slider the regulation OF leaders on the
steamship piers The appointment was
nadc as tho result OF a meeting Of
steamship men on March 10 for the
discussion OF complaints by importers
against practices OF the leaders.
The complaints say the leaders inter-
fcred with employees of consignecs sent
10 tho piers that they exac.ed exorbltant
charges, aud that they used intimidation
aud threats and ut times violence In
loading trucks. The membership OF the
committee includes Waldo r.. Marshall
Of the association. as chairman. and rep
resentativcs OF three steamship COM
panies and OF various commercial organ
izations.
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RELIEF SHIP BACK IN PORT.
rhe UonoIulu's Captain Tells of
Fast Unloading In Russia.

The Honolulu OF the Moore & Nc
Corinack fleet. the first to return from
carrying relief cargocs TO Russia this
winter, is here being made ready for sn-
other voyage with grain for the famine
sufferers. Capt. 7. c. Sorenscn. her
skipper said yesterday that the cargo
had been discharged AT Novorossisl< with
astonishing speed. despite the general
dilapidation Of the port. Railroad cars
we're drawn up on the one sound pier
ltrt standing and stevcdores worked
night and day transferring the grain.
All the stevedores were well off in
comparison with most OF tho other peo-
ple in the district. With wages measured
III nip ! Of rublcs. they were raven
ousH xgry, and unless watched would
cat 4. dry. hard corn out Of the bags.
Hardly any business was being done and
that only on barter basis.
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dressed correspondence for Porto Rico. via
Mayaguez. Laguayra,. Curacao and Mara
caibo. str zULIA. $3.50 AM (sup 80 AN p.
Porto Rico. ST Thomas and ST Croix, via
San Juan. str PONCE (sea posD. $50 AN
(sup $3.50 AM ID.
bahamas especially addressed only, via
Nassau, str ANTILLA, AM.
Bermuda, via Hamilton, STR ARAGUAfA,
. AN.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay. via Rio Janelro, Montevideo and
Buenos Aires, str AEOLUS, o AN.
81 Thomas. ST Croix, st Kits, Nevis.
saba, st Martins, st Eustatius, Antigua,
Montserrat, Guadeloupe, Dominica, Marti-
nioue, st Lucia, Barbados and Guiana
Grenada, st Vincent and Trinidad must be
specially addressed), via St Thomas, st
Crolx. 81 Kits. Antigua. Gusdeloupe. DOM
mica, Martinique, ST Lucia and Barbados.
SIR BRlDGETowN. $50 AN (sup 1880
AMI.
MONDAY, APRIL 3.
Newfoundland parcel post mails and spe-
cially addressed correspondence. Via 81
Johns, by rail to Boston. Mass. and thence
BY str BoRNHOLM, PM.
TUESDAY, APRIL 4.
Bahamas (ncluding Inagua and Fortune
islands. via Nassau. str MuNARGo, 10
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Winds OF Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf--Fresh northwest and north
winds and partly overcast weather Saturday.
West Gulf-Moderate to fresh northeast
and east winds and fair weather Saturday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast and north winds
and showers Saturday.
storm warning displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Cape Hatteras to Easiport Me.
Storm central over lake Eric and moving
eastward
North Or Sandy Hook-Strong eastery
winds nnG gales shifting 10 northwest over
south pott'on: overcast, thick weather and
rain or snow Saturday.
Sandy Hook to Iiatteres-Strong shifting
winds and gales, becoming northwest. rain
Saturday.
Hattcras 10 Florida Straits--Fresh to
strong west and north Winds OVERCAST
weather and probably local rains Saturday.
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&c: Ielgoy CNcr), Sagua Lake Giiboa. VIII
mington. NC, &C; Hamilton, Norfolk; North
Wind, do Qatter anchored In Sandy Hook
Bay for sharbor); Matoppo (Brl, Cape
Town: Nickere Dutch. Cape Haiti. &c;
West Humhaw. Teneriffe, &c.
Str FL Captain, San Juan.
Sailed Both, Ttrs Champion Anderson, Tam
pico; Llangollen (BD, Gibraltar.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leyeD at New York on Fri
cay, March 81, 1922, at 8 AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and sixteen hundredths t30.16) inches.
This closely approxmates seven hundred and
sixty-six (166l mlllimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying In or near the ports Of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, Pm, Il, "a miles :
overcast; visibility. miles.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tRoported 70 the Photographic Otfics.l
Received the following from s. Jchns radio
station March -. Lat - 40. Ion - ~,
tvrrckaRe about 20 feet long and 10 feet
wide, and March lG, lat 50 81. lon II ",
heavy upright spar projecting about 20 foe,
ont of water, apparently attached 70 sub
merged wrcckage-str Tarantia tBfl.
March -. lat - o.. lon - -, PCS a
wrrckage about $50 feet long-Str Iowa
tFr).
March 10. ia, Is 0o. ion IS 90. passed a
rcd can buoy. not long adrlft--Str Sishmaha.
March 81. Vat 2. 80, Ion IS 40, passed 2 red
ire water, with baae covered with marine
growth--str City OF Cambridge tBr).
Received the following report from ctr
Rlmu,aka CBrl March 81. lat 50 s6, Ion
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NEW U. S. LINE TO AFRICA.
shipping Board Innugur.tcs n
Monthly Cargo service.

WASHINGTON. March 3i.--rnaugira-
tIon Of . monthly line OF shipping board
cargo vessels to south and cast African
pvrts beginning in May was announced
to-day.
The now service. the only American
Inc operating on the route. will be under
tie management OF the Mallory Trans
port Lines. Inc. and viii comprise one
boat month from New York, involving
The placing Of six vessels on the route.
The first call will be made ut Cape
Town and other calls will be at Port
Elizabeth. East London, Durham. Beira
and possibly Zanzibar and Mombasa.
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MELBOURNE, March 3i-Arriyed. SIR
Manchester Spinner lBrl. Portland. Ore.
MDNILLE. March 3l-Arriyed, str Assyria
OBJ, New York for Glasgow.
NAPIER. March 2s--satled, str Canadian
PARANAGuA, March 2e--Arriyed. str
stephen (Br). Santos, &c.
Sailed 30th, str Polycarp (Br), from New
York for Ceara.
PLYMOUTH, March 3i-Saiied. str Ryn-
dam Dutch. from Rotterdam for Neg
York.
PORT ANTONIO. March %, mIdnirht--
Sailed. str Belita (Norl, New York.
sailed Goth. AM. ctr Commodore Rollins
(Sor) Philadelphia.
PoRT AIoRANT. March 20, s Psl-Salea,
str Limon, Baltimore.
PORTO COLOMBIA. March 20, il PM
Sailed. ctr Eiger tNorl, Kingston
PORT SAID, March 29-Sailed, str Boeton
Dutch from Batavia, &c, for Boston and
New York.
PRESTON. March 3o-sailed. str Maca5i
(Br), Boston.
Continued on TOiI0wino Pare
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str II Il Dimock, Boston for New York.
Str Edith, Porto Rico via Boston for New
York. TO A II Bull g. Co. In ballast Went
to pier %, Brooklyn.
1880 AND.
Schr Matte Niles, Millabridgc. aie. for
New York, with lath TO Simpson, ClapD &
Co; vessel TO Giimattin Co.
Schr ST Claire Theriault tBr), Antonio Bay
for New York, TO 4 Whitney Co,
Tugs Lehigh. with . bargcs Cat 2 AND
Charles a McCaffrey, with tat 20 pM).
Motor barge Rochester Socony tat $500
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NEW YORK, March 3i--The time bah
above tho Navigation and Marine Engineer
ing School OF the Seamens Church Institute.
% South street, dropped to-day AZ exact
noon, 18th meridian, or hours SLOW 81
Greenwich mean time. Any orc desiring cor
rest Greenwich mean time telephone Bowling
Green $500
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CLOSING OF MAILS

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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

EMPRESS or ASIA (Br). from Kobe 29tn
for Vancouver.
MOUNT CLAY. from Hamburg goth f7r
New York.
RYNDAM Dutch. from Plymouth 3lst for
New York.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS

CAPE RACE, NJ. March 3l-T3arometer al
noon 1880 inches; wind. ", gale
weather. cloudy: temperature. 80 deg Fair
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


Japan, Corea. China. Siberia, French lndo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), via Vancouver and victoria, BC;
also parcel post malls for shanghai City,
Hawaii Cd, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco: also parcel
post mails for Samoan Islands and Aus
tralia, str SONOMA, April 9.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China Netherlands East Indies Except SUI
matpa) and Philippine Islands 10, Via Seat
tie: also parcel post mails for Japan, Corea.
China. SIAM French Indo-Chlna and Straits
Settlements. str SILVER STATE, April
10 ~.
sordinary (unresistered) letters mailed up
10 PM the next day will, provided there
Seattle in time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
4All classes of mail, including domestic
parcel post. sent to Hawaii, Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches
Mails OF the following dates, Auckland
March and wellington Tth. which arrived
patched east on March 20. and mails dated
Melbourne and Sydney March Z and Homo
lulu 2ist. which arrived at San Francisco
per str Sonoma. were dispatched east on
March IS, and malls dated Singapore March
>. Manila 9Th, Hong Kong 9th, Shanghai
18TH, Moukden 14th, Kobe 18th and Yoke
hama 18th, which which arrived per str e sdiver
on March %. These mails are due In New
York on the morning OF Sunday. April ..
Mails of the following, dates. MouSden
which arrived per str Africa Maiu, were
dispatched east from Seattle on March %
and are due in New York on the morning Of
Monday, April 3.
Mails OF the following dates, Kobe March
18 and Yokohama 18th. which arrived per
str Empress of Japan, were dispatched east
from Seattle on March 80 and are due in
New York on the morning OF Tuesday.
April 4.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

AsSYRIA (Br), at Neville 3lst
EMPRESS OF BRITAIN tBr). at Liverpool
3lst.
HooSIER STATE. at Manila 31st
OROPESA OBJ, a. Hamburg 18TH
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Bound East.

schr John p. New York for Block Island
(anchoredI.
.ucket (anchored).
Tug swatara. with barges Cat e;l5 AND.
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

tpistanre given ~ mites. position az noen,
unless otherwise spccsfrd.l
,hsccon 3 vineyard Sound aisl
Acropoils lat 50 rs. lon ~ 0V 3iet.
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SAILED.

strs San Pablo tnr). Santa Nartr Orbits
tBl. iiamhurg. &c. Cat0 Mambi, San Juan.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

Tho time given IN the above table ~ East
ern standard time and Is furnished ~ the
United States Coast and Gcodetic Survey.
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enludg
Egyptian
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The second officer OF SIR kentuekIan re-
ports that on March 10. 1922, at : AN,
mately lat 10 OF Is y, Ion 1oi y W, was
not visible at 10 miles. The night was dark
and clear.
WASHINGTON, DC, March 3l-Nortlwest
storm Warming 10 pm Baltimore 70 Cape
Hatteras. Storm over upper Ohio Valley ana
lower lake region moving rapidly eastward
Strong northwest wind and probably gales
late tonight and Saturday.