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Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Commission Leaves
to Look Into German
HarbOr Facilities

WASHINGTON, May 17-Chairman
Lasker of the shipping board. an
nounced today that a commission
headed by Vice President Love will
leave for Germany next week to inves-
tigate port facilities withk particular
reference to the ''day-to-day agree
ment'' now in force with the North
German LLOYD, the agent for the
United States lines.
The day-to-day agreements, under
which the American ship operators are
now working, it was explained. are
the continuation of the contract the
North German Lloyd had with the de-
funct United States Mail line under
which the German company received
commissions 70 ruse of the concerns
port facilities at Hamburg, Bremen
and CuXhayen.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
{ EXPENDITURES
Of GOVERNMENT
TAKE BIG. DROP
During 10 Months of Present
Fiscal Year Decrease Is
ST., 500,000,O00

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Ordinary
government expenditures for the 10
months of the present fiscal year fell
off by nearly $500, 100000 compared
with the corresponding period of last
year while public debt disbursements
declined over $1,OOOOOO.00O, accord
ing to a statement OF government
outlay from July l, 1921. to April so,
1922, issued today by the treasury.
Ordinary expenditures for the 10
months ended with April aggregated
S20,000.O00. against S4,27S,000,00 a
year ago, while for the fiscal year
ended June 80. 1921. the total was
$5,115, 100000 Public debt disburse-
ments for the 10 months period end
ed with April amounted to 5,l93.-
100000, against S6,771, 100000. while
for the last fiscal year the total was
S9.1S2, 900, 600.
Interest on the public debt amount
ing to $4,000. 900 was the largest
item Of ordinary expenditure during
the 10 months this year, compared
with S772, zoo. 900 last year, while the
redemption of treasury certificates
of Indebtedness accounted for S3,914,-
100000 Of public debt disbursements
durin gthe present year. against
S6.375 600 zoo for the corresponding
months last year.
Since July L. 1921. the treasury
has retired S1,316,OOO,O0O of Victory
notes under it's policy for refunding
the short dated debt. compared with
S177 900 900 during the same period
last year.
For the month OF April, ordinary
expenditures aggregated S245,OOO'OOO,
as against S326.O00.000 in March,
while public debt disbursements for
the month were s13l 100000, com
pared with 1.7O2.OOO,OOO in March.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
STATES PRIMARY
RESULT REBUKES
A ADMINISTRATION
Says Nomination of Former
Bull Mooser Is Defeat For
c. 0. P. Organization

WASHINGTON, May IL Cordell
Hull, chairman of the Democratic Ma
.tional Committee, declared in a state
ment tonight that the success OF the
Pennsylvania Republicans in revolt
against the reactionary leadership of
their party. following the lead OF In
diana Republicans, in nominating a
former bull Mooser Tor governor in
Pennsylvania, is a defeat for the par
ty organization in the state and re-
bulle for the party organization in the
nation"
"The reported defeat of six admins
tration candidates for congress-" he
added, emphasized the rebuke to the
national administration. The regular
Republican organization in Pennsyl-
vania and Indiana now destroyed,
were controlling factors in the Repub-
.lican national convention of 1920, and
have been functioning in closest poll
teal, personal and official co-opera.
ton with the present national admin
istration.
1.-THE leaders of the corrupt Penusyl
vania machine have enjoyed the high
favor of the Harding administration.
The machine candidate for governor
Mr.. Alter, was recently presented at
teh White House by Attorney General
Daugherty, Mr.. Harding's closest
friend and campaign manager, Great
ing the impression that he enjoyed
executive approval and favor.
"The millions of bankrupt farmers
idle laborers, and badly injured bust
ness men, with their awful panic ex
periences during 1921 fresh in theii
minds. are taking the first oppOrtlni
ty to record their deliberated conden
nation of the national administration
for its universal failure to make good
its promises in every important re
spect."
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Failure to Extend
Rent Control Law by
Congress Criticised

WASHINGTON. May 17.-Criticis-
ing congress for failure to extend the
rent control law in the District of
Columbia, which expires next Mon
day Representative Raker, Democrat,
California, declared in the house to-
day that realtors were waiting for
the law to die to jump rents and put
people in the street
Representative Curry, Republican,
California, interrupting, asked Raker
if he knew the origin of the word
"realtor." Raker did not.
Well" said Curry, lit comes from
the Spanish words real meaning
royal. and tor meaning bull"
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Complain of Delay


WASHINGTON, May 17.-Complain
ing about Republican senators absent
ing themselves during votes on the
tariff bill, Chairman McCumber of the
senate finance committee, said to-
night during debate that they should
either keep on the job or resign.
IF you can't stay here and pass this
bill, for Gods sake resign and let your
state send some one here who Will
stay here" shouted the North Dakota
senator. That's my message to those
Republicans who can stay here aad
won't
Calling attention that there had
been vote after vote. with only a bare
majority-49-present. Senator Nc
.Cumber said he did not expect the
Democrats, who we're opposed to the
bill, to maintain a quorum, but that
he did expect the Republicans who
believe in it to stay on the job and
pass it.
"They haven't been doing this" he
said.
The committee chairman said it was
not to be expected that senators who
were sick could be present, that there
were others who on account of their
age could not attend night sessions
continuously, and that those senators
who had close primary contests in
their own states might be excused
but that others should stay on the job
He added that the senate had been in
session II hours and had passed on
only ''three little insignificant amend
ments." y
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sunoort German Protest

GENEVA. May 1.-(By The Assoc
ciated Press7. 1.-THE council OF the
League OF Nations adjourned tonight
after il had decided to support the
German governments protest to the
League OF Nations against Poland's
treatment of Germans.
Germany charges Poland has re
fused citizenship to outlanders by
ruling that eGrmans must prove con
tinuous residence in Poland for at
least six years. Since most of the
million Germans affected were in the
army during more than half the spe-
Gifted period. they have been auto
matically deprived o. citizenship
The council has decided to use the
strongest pressure on Poland i'm an
endeavor to have that country re
consider its rulinS.
In a summary Of the work OF its
session. issued tonight. it is claimed
IT was the most important since the
beginning of the council. Among
other achievements noted are, first
the signature OF the German-Polish
economic treaty. and settlement OF
the Upper Silesian question; second
the throwing open of the court OF in
ternational Justice to the entire
world, including Russia, Turkey and
Mexico: third, the establishment of
a financial and economic prOtcctorate
over Albania by the League of Ma
tiOns; fourth, the setting OF def
mite date cor final disposition Of the
Palestine mandate, and firth, the Gro
alton of commission for intema-
tional intellectual cooperation. with
an American member.
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STRENGTH AGREEMENT
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other provisio mis- made, the pay sche-
dule of 1908 will go into effect, but
bill 70 ia new basis of pay has passed
the house and awaits action in the
senate
The exact appropriation required to
comply with that bill has not been
estimated for the 100000 army. Chair
man Wads@orth of the subcommittee
plans to seek actio no nthe new pay
bill late tomorrow
Acceptance of the Pershing pro-
posal affecting the officer strength
would mean, it was said, that a maxi
mum of $4,000 officers could be re-
tanned after July l, but at the end of
this year, the number of officers
would be close to $1,000.
The Pershing plan contemplates the
retirement OF fine surplus officers
gradually. The house, provision for
1000 officers would have made it OBJ
ligatory on the war department to dis
charge nearly 5000 by June so unless
about 1000 officers would have been
willing to accept a reductio min rank,
in which event the cut would have
been slightly under 1000.
The draft was said not to have in
cluded the Philippine scouts, number
ing about 1000, in the strength of 14O,-
600. The figure, however, is only
about $50 Obelow the actual strength
c fthe army on April l, and will mean
therefore only small reduction in the
enlisted strength, which il was said
will be accomplished on expiration of
enlistments.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Valentino Bids Fond
Farwell to Wife He
but Recently Married

Los ANGELES. May 17.--Winirred
Hudnut, known professionally at Ma
tacha Rambova, who was married last
Saturday at Mexicali. Lower Califor-
MIA. to Rodolph Valentino, film actor
today boarded a train for New York
at Pomona, 80 miles east of here ac-
cording to information received by
the Los Angeles Examiner.
A number of persons accompanied
her to the railroad station. In the
group. according to Pomona picture
fans, was Valentino, who babe her an
affectiOnate farewell.
Thomas McClelland, deputy district
attorney, who has been investigating
the marriage of Valentino and Miss
Hudnut. was quoted tonight as stating
he would present TO Thomas Lee Wool
wine. district attorney, a report that
Valentino was liable to prosecution
for bigamy if he is in California. /Cr
'if he ever returns to this state
Jean Acker. film actress. from
whom Valentino obtained an iuterloc-
utory decree of divorce last January
and who, according to judges Of the
superior court, remains his legal wife
until a final decree is entered. is
scheduled to tell the district attorney
what she knows OF the matter tomor-
row.
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ment, proper. will apply also to the
eight republics allied with Russia.
This would bring in the Far Eastern
republic, with which Japan has been
vainly trying to conclude a general
treaty.
The Japanese delegation accepted
this amendment with the understand
ing it must be ratified by the Japan
csc government A second amend
ment to the document provides that
the truce viii continue to operate for
a period of four months after adjourn
ment of The Hague meeting. As it has
been previously understood that The
Hague conference would last about
four months, this change is Interpreted
as indicating 4 probable European and
Asiatic truce of about eight months.
This extension is also considered a
victory for Lloyd George because it
provides more time for the consumma-
tion of the permanent non-aggression
pact into which he hopes the truce
will be merged.
After a conference with Lloyd
George. NJ. BarthOu and NJ. Jaspar an
nounced that the French and Belgian
delegations approved today's proceed
ings, but must, refer the whole matter
to their home governments for rati-
ficatiOn.
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PROVISIONS ATTACKED


to vote. Th.j was done almost i'm
medihtely, the committee rate of 20
per cent ad valorem On bone black be-
ing approved.
The committee originally had pro-
posed a rate of l cent pound, but
Withdrew this An amendment by
senator Walsh. Democrat, Massachu-
sets, 10 make the rate 10 per cent
was rejected, % to 46
There was long dispute between
Senator Walsh and Senator McCumber
as to present prices of the commodity
i nthis country, and abroad senator
Norris. Republican, Nebraska, joined
i'm This discussion to remark that the
fact that prices wcer changing SO rap
idly was "onc rcaso nwhy It will bc
impossible to pass a bill framed on -
scientific basis
Earlier i'm tho day, the committee
withdrew an amendment to make the
duty on barytcs ore So ton after Re-
publicans had Joined with the Demo
Gratis in a fight on the figure. Senator
Lcnroot, Republican. Wisconsin,. char
actorized the rate proposed as "abso-
lutely indCfcnsible.' and said he could
not defend a rate $50 per cent higher
than that in the Paync-Aldrich bill.
In announcing that the finance com
mittee would consider the rate fur
thcr, Senator MCCumb"r SAID it had
acted originally on what patiently was
erroneous Information as to costs o.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

of international borrowing.
The United States would share in
the benefits, commercial and indus
trial, resulting from u restoration of
an effective gold standard abroad" he
said, but revelation of some foreign
currencies formerly On a gold basis
seems to be only alternative to COM
plete reputation"
SissOns further declared that re-
distribution of the worlds gold re-
serves in time might be effected grad
ually through readjustment of inter-
nationa TRADE balances.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18
Local Miner Meets
Death In Cole
Shaft No. 3

George StaIeN miner, SIS, was
KILLED this morning on the c. G. A.
property at Cole Shaft No. 3.
1t is reported he had entered the
cage with a load of drill steel which
caught on the wall of the shaft as
the cage was set in motion and pin
ming staley. Death was instantan-
eous.
StaIey, who lives in Warren,
leaves behind widow and three
young children.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

INDICTED Chicago labor leader
L in court. This picture shows
Big Tim" Murphy, one of those
arrested in connection with the
Staying of Police Lieut.. Torrance
Lyons. as he looked when brought
into court for a hearing on his
writ of habeas, corpus. Murphy
(center) hid his face behind his
hat when the photographer snap
ped. Left to right, others are:
Detective Sergeant Quinn and De-
tective Sergeant Cartan. in charge
of prisoners, Murphy, Mrs. Fred
Nader, wife of another the pris-
oners, and Mrs. Tim" Murphy
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found their advanced studies, and as
the school courses have been mapped
out in the light Of war experience,
these officers will carry directly to
the national guardsmen and reserve
officers the best and most recent mil
itary ideas of the regular army on
practically every phase Of military
training.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

1t was customary in olden times il
a girl were willing to marry, and not
engaged, to wear ring on the first
finger of the left hand, but if she
wished to remain single then she wore
the ring on the little finger.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

Genoa memorandum, from which it
appeared the proposal for the discus
sions at The Hague was AN Olf-shoot.
would have exactly that effect in Rus
STA. The memorandum referred 40 nv
Hughes in declining the invitation to
The Hague stands as IAN impossible
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

a trip around the wcrld in 40S
hours. at a cost of $4,000. will soon be
possible by connecting up different
aerial routes.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-18

mining in Missouri and Georgia, and
in Germany.
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SOVIET RECOGNITION

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CONDITIONS IN EUROPE

CONTINUED from Page Onel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-13
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Aug 12-Arrived: Jersey
moor tBr), Narvik; Ala Antwerp and Rot
t t,t; Miriam CNor), Portland; Me !;
Ilberator, Seattle via Norfolk. Sailed ::
Blair Manchester via Norfolk; Tasrna mic
tSwed). Gothenberg. etc, via Philadelphia.
BOSTON, Aug 12-Arrived: Ramon de
Larrnaga (Br), Liverpool; Barbadan
lBr), London via New York; Hampden,
sydney. 3 Bristol. Norfolk: Appomattox
CBr), Queenstown: Breeditk (Du), Rotter-
dam; Maravi (Br), Banes; West Arrow,
Balttmore for Liverpool (latter four 11th) !;
schrs Edith Belliveau (Br). Church Point.
\ s. Eugene s. o.Brien (gr, Yarmouth,
y S; James w Hall. Charleston (latter
two 1ith). Sailed: Mississippi (Br), Bal
timore and Norfolk; Otaki tBr), Baltimore
and New York; Alnes (Br), Philadelphia );
Slty OF Augusta, Savannah Coastwise
s se1,,a Point; Juniata; Philadelphia; Nan
tucket Norfolk and Baltimore; Alcinous
GBr), New York; Crofton Hall (Br), Phila-
delpnia via New York Oatter two 1Ith}
BOSTON. Aug 12-Arrived: Chappaqua
Bremen and Hamburg: Nile (Br). Gias-
gov J Devereux. Norfolk c Pope
Norfolk; ormidale, Norfolk Sailed West
Arrow from Baltmore), Liverpool: Boz
well (Br), New York; Kentuckian Pacific
ports via. New York Agwiworld,. Phi!adei-
phie Cotopax. New York.
= Charleston c. Aug 12-Arrived West
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experienced. capable
:, neat. Miss Halls Bureau, II W. 44th
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" Independent. Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

tfositlon at noon. distance given in miles
unless otherwise stately
Atlantic City 1910 e Jupiter Aug II.
Absecon SO SW Gayhead Aux IL
Bolivar 763 Scotland Aug ii.
Sananova 767 8 Ambrose Aug II.
Calgarolite 80 Sc Nantucket Aug 12
Slty OF st. Louis 233 s Ambrose Aug H..
1euel 1900 Ambrose Aug IL.
Eastern Tempest 111O Il Point Judith
Aug IL.
Esgle lso New York Aug IL
Eoge Hill S82 Ambrose Aug H.
Fioridian PTS Ambrose Aug IL
Gulfiend 1874 Scotland Aug II
Governor LIND 742&sE cape Henry Aug ii.
georgia lSs Diamond Shoals Aug IL
Gulf Star left New York 4 % m Aug 10 for
Port Arthur.
Glenridge 6ss Cape Henry Aug H.
Hilton ~ sW Montauk Aug L.
1a ats scotland a m Aug II.
Iroquois 500 $ Scotland Aug ~
kroonland 404 Ambrose Aug L.
Lenape % SW Diamond Aug IL
MN Muna r naha aY >2ee s. Scotland avg ~.
Manchuria 440 E Ambrose Aug IL
Ma tden Greek 1874 e Cape Henry Aug ~
PRESIDENT Garfield 1925 6O22 Aug ii.
Fipestons County pd Scotland Nv 2a1 p m
President Adams 1904 Il Ambrose Aug II.
rEenancet IS Ambrose Aug. II.
san Juan b47 n San Juan Aug H.
ssa e. gu az aas s g. Scotland Aug u.
Siooney pd Scotland 1:22 y m Aug H.
San Juan S56 n San Juan Aug IL,
Ianamo 270 from Scotland Aug IT,
United States al 80 n 81 So VITA z Ar,
orose Aug ~ i
Nancoiite 21b NE Diamond Aug H.
noreda $50 E Ambrose Aug II
West Horranus 100 ENE Hatterea AUG II
western scout 767 e Ambrose Aug IL
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, docH S;3o m at Pier 60. Mr. fwest
6. hrooniand tBr). Antwerp Aug 4; to Red
fo ,ra Line WIN IN mails Is expected to dock
Columbia (Br), Glasgow Aug s: to
Anchor Limo with mails: is EXPECTED ~
aock late afternoon at Pier So r west
>, Pastores. Port Linon Aug s; to United
Fruit co with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier ID, f r (Msiden Lane}
Arapahoe, Jacksonville Aug 10: to C,lvde
Co; is expected to dock at Pisr az
r Charlton ST. '''
- CITY b Of Montgomery, Savannah Aug 10;
20 Ocean S Co; is expected to 6oeL ~
Pier 80, y r fSpring st) vt
Due Tomorrow
United States tDan). Copenhagen Aug
81 TO scandinavian American Line with
ma Is e%pected to dock forenoon at
Yorc< (Ger), Bremen Aug .; to North
German Lloyd Limo with mails - is 'e exl
ptIsGtea TO dock about noone OF foot 9Th st,
zulia. Mayaguez Aug 8 TO Bliss, Dallett
d 90 with malls is expected TO dock fore
San Juan, san Juan Aug =; to n g.
Porto Rico Co with mai:s; is expected
TO doc dock e. forenoon at Pier IS. B'klyn.
to Furness, Witty & Co with mails: ia az
Pected 70 dock $50 a m at Pier IS, r
(West 55th STD.
Due Tuesday ~t
Magali HelaS (Gk), Piraeus JuIy 40.
to \ Galanos & Co with mails; is expected
TO dock about noon at Pier az. B'klyn.
Munamar. Nqevitas Aug IL; to Munson
lines with mails: is expected to dock fore
~, ORIG oa' Havana Aug 10; to & Cuba
Mail 5 Co with mails; Is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IS, e r (Wail st).
Due Wednesday
Homeric. Southampton. Aug 9 w Star Line
President Adams Queenstown, Aug I.
Wuertemburg. Hamburg. Aug g.
United American Lines
Panama. Colon. Aug 8
Panama r S S Co
Due Thursday
Seyditz. Bremen, Aug 5
North German Lloyd
Latvia, Copenhagen aug Baltic Am Linz
Sxaoia. Kingston. Aug IL. United Fruit Co
Fort Victoria, BERN uda. Aug 15.
Furness, Witty IL Co
Due Friday
Aqnitania. Southampton. Aug 10
Cunard S Co
Rotterdam, Rotterdam Aug o.
Holland America Line
Dante Alghteri, Naples, Aug 6.
Mcdonnell * Truda, Inc
Due Saturday
Paris, Havro Aug 12....... French Line
Nauban, Hamburg. Aug g..
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
ST Mihiel, Crstobal, Aug H.
Mexico, Havana, Aug 15
N Y & Cuba Mail Co
Due Sunday, Aug go
Iapiand. Antwerp, Aug IL Red Star Line
Celtic. Liverpool Aug 10: white Star Line
santa l'uisa Valparaiso 4 y p 2 cr.o. a.
Ulua, Port Limon, AUG 10. United Fruit Co
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Sailed Yesterday

0idlna tBr}, Hamburg Nieuw Amster-
sn puten9' Rotterdam. Ebro (Br). Cal
H.. La saboie (Frl, Havre. Waiter ID
SSahsoh' Cardenas; Apache, Jacksonville.
E srm.S; New Orleans Fort Victoria OBJ =.
~. "a ICELAND {Br). Antwerp: Cedric
\, 2 ~ liverpool; = D Ache Nyborg Corne-
eah Juan Siboney. Havana; Philadel-
, .,s. Ia Guaysa Pipestoue County. Rot
s,aam via Baltimore
|es, apaqisn Miller (Br), Boston; Cornish
NIX s,,r NSr}. Hamburg; Virginia Limited,
ciInond Aaeapa, Tela Calamares,
sana, Italia (Brl. Vigo. Sarpfos (Nor1
/ :, s pirigo' Port Arthur; Gulfstar.
III IL I vanni Normannia DAM Norfoill
1ao veronica p Los Angeles. President
tl;Glg Bremen; a I. Kent. Los Angeles:
~ SaS,orJ, santa Lucia: Patrick Henry
~, X orleans; City % Atlanta savanna
s.-saur- 'Nort' Rio de JaneIro: Hamilton
l,Iyssso' Norma, Nuevitas; El Oriente'
Az, ss,so p (Belg). Hayre Princess Nav
t,n. an ZEN via Baltimore City of Seattle
AK Nay and PhHaceiphia; Vennonis
|s,y,ran ohaon, Nevis tNor). Nassau and
|s1..a' Q Barstow, Tampico Nord-
lTk ,es tuan), Newport News Fordonian
Ssso, Rivers. Canada kossuth GD'
ail Valparaiso 'Si ''oh
h,,tL.,k{ Kent, Los Angeles. Janus ORR
V'phia' w N Tupper, Trinidad.
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Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Nagato Maru. San Francisco, July is.
Houlder, Weir & BOYD
Elswick Tower, Sunderland, July III.
Funch, Edge a Co
Manchurian Prince. Bahia. July &c. y
Matilde PIERCE, Bauetta July %.
Perce Bros
Liberty, punkrk July 81
Groxteth Hall oran, July Is Norton Lilly
Trevan, Barry, July 2s Norton. Lilly g. Co
Vile du Havre' Leghorn,. July "a
Algerian American Line
l.e Hlgh, Los Angeles. July 81 Nawsco Lines
Eastern Light. Gibraltar July H.
A.tr., ,,ar,on III u & Agssralasia Lines
Cubano, Buenos Ayres July "a Kerr S S Co
Floridian Los Angeles, July "a
United American Lines
Munaires. Colon, Aug Munson Lines
Due Tomorrow
City of Harvard Cardiff. Aug o.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Fiume. Genoa, July 81 Peirce Bros, mo
Montevideo, July 81. Houston Line
K Luckenbach, San Francisco, July 81.
Luckenhach IS Co
Durham Maru, San Francisco, July "a
Houlder. Weir & Boyd
Due Tuesday
Bradavon. Barry, Aug 2 u S Navigat Co
Barber Lines
Erie, Narvik, July 27........k Kerr Co
Maru. Alden, July 81.
Nippon Yusen Kaishe
Citta d'Messina, Lisbon, Aug /.
Peirce Bros. Inc
Due Wednesday
London, Aug 2. Atl Trans Line
City Of Canton, Antwerp. Aug 8.
Merton. Lilly g. Co
Eastern Pilot. Bristol Aug O.
J Fl Winchester & Co
Acme, Shanghai July 2.
Standard Transportation Co
Due Thursday
Wray Castle. Suez. July 23, Barber Lines
Hoosac. London, July a.. FurnessW Witty
Aictnous, Gibraltar, July Sc. Booth S Co
Ansoids. Genoa, July 20
Mcdonnell & Truda
Due Friday
Taurus, Hull, Aug 2........ Kerr Co
Eastern Tempest. Newport, Aug 2.
Moore & Mccormack
Maid OF Psara, Liverpool. Aug 8.
Galanos & Co
saliust, Bahia. July as. -. Lalnport & Holt
Due Saturday
Elzasile. Antwerp, Aug 4. Belgian Line
6allmoor, Newport, Aug 4,
International Chartering Co
Mainly Hill, Barry, Aug g.
International Chartering Co
Cragness. Loncol, Aug 5..U & Nav Co
Alcor, Penarth Aug 4. 4Nievelt Gondriaan
Due Sunday. Aug 20
Cabo Espartel. Tarragona. July %
Ybarra Line
City of Winchester. Barry. Aug s,
Rosenburs Hull, Aug 4,
Simpson. Spence & Young
Hoilinside. Buenos Ayres, July 22.
simpson. Spence & Young