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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Shipping Drops
AS Cargo Rates
Near 1913 Level
Great Surplus of Vessels
Holds Back Increase in
Freight Charges: Traffic
i'm Grain and Sugar Gains
Strike Cuts Coal Exports
Advance i'm Ocean Transpor-
tation Fades as Seasonal
Depression Hits Market

The spurt in ocean shipping. which
promised a revival several weeks ago
has disappeared with the usual sea-
sonal depression. Cargo rates arc no."
near the 1918 level. showing complete
deaation. while the cost CT operation
remains az a much higher proportion.
Reviews OF the market by brokers and
steamship agents reflect general pes
sinism and declare that the marked
surplus OF vessels ready for use fore
stalls hope Of an improvement within
the next few months at least.
Tho general situation in the full
cargo market is quiet, and the demand
fo- Grain ships which vas noted dur.
.nc MAY has grown dull. Inc las'
week IN Nav was the most active m the
crsin trade since March. charters aver
aging twelve a week. rs compared with
seven In April and twelve IN the hrst
quarter OF the year. United Kingdom
rates were firm. bit quotations 20 other
norfs were weaker. The last figure OF
"a cents a 100 pounds 20 Antwerp ana
Hamburg was cents above fhe pre-
var average and cents below inc rate
in the first quarter Of 1929.
The following table gives 2 com
rauson OF grain rates for 100 pounds
Tor The current quarter on full carcoes
from the Atlantic coast, compared with
previous years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Exporters Careless
In Trade Reports,
SaysCommerceDpt.
Inaccuracy in Government
Figures Due TO ID ata
Compiled by Office Boys,
Is Washington Statement

The thoughtless practice Of some eH-
porters In assigning Office boys or in
experienced clerks 10 prepare ship
pcrs' export declarations Is seriously
jeopardizing the accuracy Of Official
foreign trade figures, according 70 the
Department Of Commerce. which ASKS
that more care be exercised with these
important documents.
The department says That u realizes
that the preparation Of the necessary
papers Is burden and does not wish
10 appear unreasonable, but u points
out that the figures arc compiled as
service 20 the exporters Themselves.
According 10 the department the new
e1port classification recently adopted
A. the request Of exporters 90 AFFORD
American business useful statistical
service has brought out the fact that
serious errors have existed IN the Of
fetal figures for years. particularly IN
classes showing values only. Most OF
these errors are due 20 inaccurate de-
scription in the export declarations
PRESENTED 10 customs officials by the
shipper or his agent. Investigation has
developed. for example. that ship and
tank plates, punched and shaped, are
reported as low as cent pound
allowed steel bars AZ i.s cents a pound,
copper wire AZ Z cents pound, wood
and dena.ured alcohol AZ II. cents a
gallon. white lead AZ less than 2 cents
a Mound. 370 stationary electric motors
ofless than 200 horsepower AT an aver
AZ. price Of Sli. 1913 road plo~s'
scrapers and rollers A. 81 each, one
centering lathe chuck at $500 grind,
ing and Sharpening machines az 80 and
s5. 900. and hoes and rakes ~ Sl52
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Goihenburg, Sweden, Plans
To Build Aerial Harbor

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, May 4 (By
MAiJ.-This city. with It's extensive
marine shipping facilities and its new
free port. is now preparing 20 build
an aerial harbor. II will have all the
facilities required By sky pilots, an
up-to-date service department and the
latest eonveniences for landing and
taking of. A corporation has been
formed 20 build the air station and
operate II in conjunction with the city
authorities Of Cothenburg.
Il is proposed that the city shall have
the privilege Of buying the eompany's
shares in the enterprise after ten years
and thus take over full control Of the
air port. Among the founders Of the
air port project are Governor Oscar
Won Sydow Of Gothenburg and Bohus
Province. Dan Brostroem. Sweden's
greatest ship owner, and many Of the
most prominent business men Of the
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Midshipmen OFF To-day
On Annual Practice Trip
Three Months To BE Put in mt
Drill Grounds and in
Southern Waters

WASHINGTON. June The annual
nraetice cruise Of the midshipmen OF
he Naval Academy will begin to-mor.
row morning. when the class will start
Tor Caribbean waters and maneuver
NJ the southern drill grounds OF the
hest az Guantanamo.
The itinerary will take the midship-
men frst 20 Colon. In the Canal Zone
for A week. On June q the midship'
men will reach Gallinas Point. where
the feet will separate and proceed 10
the following ports: Basse Ierre, 81
Kits. Port de France, Martinique, Porl
Castrics. st. Lucia. Port Of Spain and
Trinidad.
on July 4 the feet will again con.
centrate ~ Basse Terre. On July 7
Culebra will be reached, and the yes
sells Of the feet will proceed one NJ a
time for n visit TO ST. Thomas. Hail
fax will be home port on August Tor
n two weeks period.
The feet will proceed 70 the SOUTH
ern drill grounds, reaching there on
August II for a program OF short
range battle practice which will con
,inue until near the end Of the month
when the homcvard journey to An
napolis will be started in time TO ar
rive August 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Radio Corpn. Of America

RCsitions given are IN miles al noon
unless otherwis- stated
A MARCO 100 Ambrose June 4
Aiio 80 Ambrose June
Belgian $50 = Boston June Z
Birmingham City i55 Ambrosr June J.
Bristol % SW Winterquarter June 4.
Rfonie iai % a. icn "a 50 June 4
Caracas 20 s Ambrose June 4.
city % Atlanta - sw Nantucket June
city ~ Augusta nc Diamond Jrne 4.
Colismcr tss r Ambrose June
Colombia r sandy Point June 4
Dean Emery 90 NJ Diamond June 4
Edn Pierce " Nantucket June 4
FL CAPTAIN l1t Anh-Ose June 4
Fl sud 100 Diamond June
r r Bedford ~ s Ambrose June 4
Evelyn $50 SSE CAPE Henry June 4
Everett = Nantuckc. June
Fredk r Kellogg 40 AZ cape MAJ June T.
rred " Weller 100 \ Cape Gable June 4
r . Barsfow 10 sW Chehuco Head June 4
Giusepp- verdi ist - % ION s. u Jgne :.
GulfAnG l.S y Haiferas June 4
Howard 10 Wlrterguarisr June 4
Hlzho IS = Cape Henry June s.
Kefhorkson 81 = overfsiis ~ Jrne =
: A Bostw!ck z2f s Ambrose June &
take Arthur to7 : Scotland June 4
Lake stirling OF Fen9lck June 4
lehigh - Ne Nantucket June 4
Msracaibo 50 s Ambrose june
Neiroee ~ SW Wirterquarfer June 4
Meteor Ne Flve Fsthom Rank June &
Ninneso.an 2o!i sW Liverpool June :.
siuuric IS r Brenton Rect june
MuHkORee llt NM DIAMOND june
newton zoo r chatham. Mass. juno 4.
Nora 40 Ne Diamond June 4
Norfolk % NJ Cape Henry June
Penrhscof $50 WSW $anfucke; June 4.
Porto Rico i1s - Ambrose June 4
Uafo SW Block Island June 4.
san Bruno isi Nantucket June 4
Il Hun, 40 r Cape Ha'ieras June 4
sfephen - sF cape Henry June 4
transportation - s BY Brenton Rect
rniied states 1000 T Ambrose June &
Nascoria $40 r Boston June 4
vicfou'e 80 NJ Hstteras June 4.
VIM Royce Thompson go 2 Hattera'
June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Coast Lines Will Add
New Ships on Route
Williams Co. and Atlantic,
Gull & Pacific Said TO
Plan Increase

The Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific Steam
ship Corporation, operating six ships
between Pacific and Atlantic coast
ports, will increase It's feet 20 nine
and perhaps ten vessels. according 20
Information received yesterday from
seattle Cargo offerings are said TO
be larger On both coasts and 20 de-
risnd more tonnage.
II is reported from Seattle also that
the Williams Steamship Company is in
obtaining capacity carcoes az Puget
Sound ports and will shortly increase
Us intcrcoastal feet 20 seven carriers.
The LUckenbach Steamship Company
faS taken over Pier !. Seattle,
owned by the Northern Pacific Rail-
way. and will remodel IL extensively
for use as It's Puget Sound terminal.
The Seattle Chamber % Commerce
announces that the in transit"
privilege FOR imports has been ex-
tended from ten days 20 one year. ef-
festive on May %. The trans
continental railroads agreed 20 allow
imports 20 move out under the
preferential import rail rate az any
time within twelve months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Route Announced
For 3O0-Milc Test
OF Cavalry Horses
Entire ) Days Ride To BE
Made i'm Vermont. Begin
ming October 10; Start
From Fort Ethan Allen

BURLINGTON. VI. June A.-Ine
,op,. 81 the annual 300-mile horse
endurance ride, 20 be held THIS year
entirely within this state from oe'o-
her is TO 81, was announced to-day.
The route IL laid through hilly eoun-
,rv hut over soft dirt roads. in direct
eon,ras, % the route followed by the
horses in the ride last year from camp
Vail Y. J.. 20 Washington. u. c.
The horses will start from orr
Ethan Allen on Monday morning
October 10. On the first leg OF the
ride they will travel due south, passing
through Winooski, 81. George. Hines
burg. Monkton. New Haven Junction
and Middlebury. where the MONDAY
feeding will be given. Continuing "a
the afternoon. they will pass through
Cornwall, Whiting and sudbury 10
Brandon. the first night rendezvous
The second days ride will take me
horses north again through Forestdale'
salisbury, Fast Middlebury and Bris-
.ol. where they will get the noon feed
then on through Starksboro, Rockville
Uinesburg. St. George and back 70
Fort Ethan Allen. 20 pass the night.
Wednesday morning they will pass
through Essex Junction, brooksiae'
FAIRFAX. Cambridge and Cambridge
Junction 90 Jefersonvillc tnoon-day
s,opl and on through Undeshill, River
side. Essex Junction and back 70 Bur
l.ngton. ,-,
Thursdny's course will extend through
williston. Jonesville. Richmond and
Bolton 10 Waterbury. and in the after
noon the horses will return over tne
same course 10 Burlington.
The last days ride will extend norm
20 81. Adams. where the midday feed
ing will be given. the horses passins
along the shore Of Lake Champlain
on the return 20 Burlington and the
6ni.h Of the ride the horses will pas,
from 81. Adams through Georgia and
Milton and back 10 Fort Ethan Allen.
where they will be weighed and stabbed
for the night. They will be judged
the frs: thing Saturday morning. De.
tober u. their condition counting 90
per cent and the speed they make on
the run 40 per cent.
The route committee that selected
the course consisted OF Major c. A.
benton. OF New York; Major {. l.
scott. L. s. A.. o. Washington, D. c.
and II. n. Reese. Of the United states
Department OF Agriculture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
By Independent Wireless
Tel. CO.. Inc.

Distances IN miles. position - noon. unless
otherwise specified
A-izonlar lf5 Ambrose " June
raizsc SSW Nantucket ~ Az June =
Camerou.a 500 r nbrose w June 4.
CananovA 1t5 8 Ambrose Nv June 4
Cnllsruer 4ss r Ambrose Nv June
Faftern Sword 80 Cape Hen!open juno 4
Hers 50 z Ambrose June 4.
Gioucesfer 20 + Fire Island ~ June 4.
CORN IS Amhros~ " June
GuifoN ~ SW Brenton Reef June 4
Helen 80 Scotland Nv June 4.
Tnroko isf Z Ambrose Nv June 4
1unla'a 50 " ~ Nantucket ~ June 4.
KershAw 50 Sw Fire Island ~ June 4.
l. I.uckenbach III r Ambrose ~ June &.
Kro0niand IS = Ambrose ~ June 4
fsks Elsners % sN NaniukNi jure 4.
rirron 40 Nantucket ~ June 4
Narne -gs h15rose ~ June ..
Nonfauk - Ambrose ~ June 4
Monterey iis & Scotland ~ juno
NANTUCKET ios " BY sW Nantucx@t "
jane
ontario - sw Fire island ~ June g.
Orizaba 703 s Scotland Nv June 4
Ponce ga ; Scotland ~ June
Porto Rico ii5 81 Ambrose Nv June
Saugus bat = Ambrose ~ June 4
Sibon~y 80 Scotland fN June 4
Trsnsporta;ion - S By Brsnton Zee.
June 4
IIgA 400 : Scotland ~ June 4
West Helix as Cape Heary June g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Lehigh Plans to Start
Football Work Sept. g

BETHLEHEM. Pa. June Football
practice at Lehigh University Tor the
season 1922 will be inaugurated on
Wednesday. September 6. ms VIII be
about two weeks prior 20 the opening
OF college and will usher IN the be
ginning OF the regime OF James Bald
win, the new coach and former ath-
letie menter az Trinity College. Dur
ham, y. {.
The deficiency in heavy linemen u
the big problem Coach Baldwin will
face and he requests that all men
over l75 pounds, whether they have
PLAYED football or rot. report 10 Pro-
lessor y. r. Reiter, director Of ath-
letics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Worlds Record Credited
To Amateur Marksmen

Recognition Of a worlds record for
expert Workmanship, established By
z. r. Woodward. OF Houston. Tex. and
Frank Hughes. OF MobridEe, S. D.. each
Of whom broke 80 out OF 100 targets,
thrown in pairs. at the recent Missis-
sippi state trapshooting tournament,
was announced officially to-day by the
American Trapshooting Association.
The former record was 90. Double
target shooting calls for two targets
20 be thrown simultaneously, one TO
the left. the other 90 the right. and
both must be broken while in the air.
The Joint holders o. the new record
are both amateurs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

AgVirnoon - " sand Key June 4.
Bessemer City passed Palm Reach June 4
Chincho lat - - Ion 81 IS June 4.
Corning % W Havana June 4
r r Bedford ~ SW Hatteras June :.
ri Alba IS wv TOTtuRas June 4
Elisha Walker - Jupiter June 4
Efperanza 23b NE Havana June 4
Eugene Thayer % " sand Key June 4
Franklin Is = Jupiter June 4
Frederic X Kellogg 80 Hattsras June g.
Georgia Sc sand Key June 4
GTecian - : Cape Henry June ,.
Gulf OF Mexico l. American shoals
June
Herbert T. Pratt - - Sand Key June 4
! Pew on Sand Key June 4
James Mcgee 1f NJ Jupiter June T.
Japan Arrow 80 $ Jupiter juno 4
Louisiana 90 " Sand Key June 4.
Mgnisis r Tortugas June Z.
Osvsgo ~ SW Hafferas June 4
san Oh 20 SW Nantucket ~ june :.
Nisiulfa 50 = Sand Key June 4.
Walter - Munson 90 Ne Jupiter June g.
WsrSaic 81 Torfugss June 4
william Warden 10 s Jupiter June 4.
innoko iSi = Ambrose ~ June &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

for nrsionl. Apache. jacksonville land
sailed for New York;
GALVESTON. Ter. June t--ArfiNr1
pochsstsr. Philadelphia. SAILED Agwisln
Tampica. n Rogers. New YORK. hefbef'
wyiie. Tamplco.
HAvASA. Jun. Arrived Anio-io II.
PEI Span. New York. sailed san hiA'
tnrl from nosionl cfis'ohal. oflfaoA
HAiiFAX. June Arrived. saehsrn
(Bri. Liverpool Sailed %. . bAf'io"'
JkcKso~vtLLE PA June Comm
che New York Nashua Maru iapl. "a.
Nannah schf Friendship. hanes. 'uns
Sailed. peraian. Philadelphia VIA s'annah
siamer, Prince tnrl. HAMBURG and Rot
MONTREAL. Jun. G-Arrivsd. n and
ih fngi~by (fifl. favona Sefgepool W.
Shields. Albania fhr), iAferp'oi. nihhe
dosa fHrl. Liverpool Ksgina liD' 49,
pool. Dunan Head lnrl. belfast FAILED
trst~su tnr Newcastle. Nefanfia lhl,
London Motiisfont 'HD. London. MIA
EamA tnrl. Gissro~ 'asssna' p,, ~.
head. Cauads tiirl. Liverpool. hardAnsTf
:, yrw oRIElSs. For, Eads. Juns :
Arrived barcelona 'Sgsnl, |' ,Hens,
roth, san Jes.. Teia sailed thalmeiis.
Havana NJ Esf-ro NewCYofk. AansguA
fNic). Biuefeiis, omoA ilonfl' lor'
Barrios. Rsiah frogre'o s,'"f -
e,eins,,f tNor) Puerto Padre. cuba To-
yurtrafpa fifond1. Ceibs. Trusilio, Tampa
Turfiaiba. Docas del Toro. fumpri CUBAN
''rsxAMA cANkL. crlnobsi Jun. d
go Anna tSorl New York for King
s,on sailed. Fiorence Lucb"nbach los
Arr~ie. Frederick Luckenbsch. Mobile
Iuiis Lucksnbach from New fofN' san
eIiLADELPHiA. June Arrived rori
Horsan lSori. Port Antonio. John bi.-
ner ,Sorl. Ma'arr1s. Commack. baiii.
NOR. Joseph s-er. 500 shoim, &c p
O.Nelf. Teras CITY. MARYLAND Or. nfem
e. VA Uosfon. picfo tNori. radIE. Gar
soyie. Syhorg. Harry Luctennscn; N's
YORK Uavefford fRrl. Liverpool VA
9g.~n,.a~n and nosion PARAGUAY. sa-
rinr sailed sarisho'm fSvl. Goih~nhurf
Malfn0 ard Stockholm via Sew lork. Mcr-
i~ano tNnfl. sfaNarger and ihnsNana {,
orinoeo. Sew York Manchesief Merchant
Pr. naitlmc-c. Sorfolk and Ne"poft
~-~-. sarcpEi~. bunNir~ and HAVE VIA
PoRT ARTHUR. Ter. Iur- Arrived
ro.rs,y, Gaitesf5n. Aiahama. Galveston
virginia. Mexican ports Salad Java
Arrow. sabine. occidental Port Lobos
PORT TAMPA. Pa. June Arfiyed
Gu Havana 'i. Ncy NJ ,,..,, ,sn' '''''"'
PORTLAND 80. funs sailed cleo.
New York Maruha. SorioiA.
San FRANCisCO. June f-Arfiyef ~.
Andrea r. fuckenhsch. Vancouver for Sew
yors slnsint fNor. Astoria for Punt
Grenas Astral. Sew York Tor iiosaki en-.
santa Ara. NcW YORK Sshrafkan. boston
Mo@rdlk fgut. Rotterdam. Ienyo MARI
i.p, UruFEong sailed Andrea !
t~rrenna~h ~rw YORK VIA san Pedro
Istrai nosaki. Acme shanghai. n laoo
Ipr fobifos. Dinfrldik fDul. Antwerp
via San Pedro. iit@fator Iofilani. ore
steel Age BOSTON via san Pedro.
SAVANNAH. ga. Jun. Arrived tiY
n, Montgomery. New YORK. Nacooehse.
po.,on sailed schr Florence Howard.
Sew York -
ST JOHN. = n. June f-ATri'en ~
ri-,es tSor1 cuba Tune fNnrl. san
pominro rh. sansstad tSor). New ior~.
Karmoy Norfolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Ship Masters to Act
AS Foreign Agents
Neptune Association Urges Use
of Officers to Handle
business Abroad

Several ship masters have been en-
qaged 20 handle small business trans
actions in foreign ports, with financial
benefits 10 the marine officers and 70
American exporters and importers. &C
cording 10 the Neptune Association Of
Masters. Mates ard Pilots. The as
ISOLATION urges a development Of this
practice. which was widespread in the
old days % the sailing ships. In the
current issue Of "Thc Neptune Log"
the association says:
I'VE have received several applica-
tions from firms IN this country for
agents 10 conduct privately some for
eign business. IL might be profitable
% some masters and mates Of ships
going abroad 90 communicate with Nep-
tune Association headquarters and
state where their ship Is bound. II
might be possible for them TO make a
little extra money. without a great
deal Of trouble 20 themselves, by &C
ccpfinc one Of these commissions"
Officials Of the association said yes
tfrday that the steamship owners had
no. been consulted in this departure
from recent custom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Shanghai Settlement Sets
Building Record in 1921

SHANGHAI. April II by Maid
Building activity in the international
Settlement Of Shanghai touched its
highest mark in 1921. according 20
public records recently issued. The
total value OF new building for which
permits were issued in the year is tsels
q 900 900 approximately $4,000 900
gold-and a. the end OF the year 6i+
blocks OF rev buildings we're in course
Of erection.
Perhaps Of interest 10 wage earners
and employers Of other countries is a
paragraph Of the report on building
activity which deals with wages paid
by the municipality and which says:
AT orc period o. the year out % an
average unskilied laoo- force o. $500,
tvo-,h.ris were employed on daily
basis with pay ranging frcn 81 20 50
cents subsidiary coinage" The figures
given or. are based uaoa TIE Mexican
dollar which roughly. ~ current rates,
has a value Of 50 cents gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Arrived Yesterday

K-ooniana Antwerp May IS. South.
ampfon and Cherborre =, - ih> 20 80.
storage pass mails AMI mcss. Fier 81.
csu,o. Puerto Mexico May -. Nueyita,s
- chester. Pa June 20 m.
Toioa tlrl. Cristobai May -. Pori ldfnon
- Havana June I 70 the United Ffuit
GO. With - pass mails and mdsei Iie'
Fi-mcr. nslauiri May - to the ore
s corp with ore. ore DOCK. fonstaoi"
inca. san Domingo CITY MAY -. Mseo5is
q. sanchez % Puerto Plata - n m.
c.iyds = 60. wi,h mails AMI mdSe. on
I.aconia CBr) tncv. 1889 ,ons,. south.
cunsfd Line. with 50 nrsi. "a second cabin.
~ storage pass mails AMI mdse. fleI
ssrua. ronec May -. MsysSue,s. and
,rusdiIia p. san Juan 30; 20 the Atlantic
.'ruit CO. With - pass and mdse Per
coron. CNor,. pueso, Ayr.s May s.
~orfo.k June = 20 Kisppe CO. with
ny .ke lkaisn. C,enfu.Sos May ga Mano-
pfa "a 20 the y = & cuba Mall Co.
w 1919 ~ CIV ma. nrls,oi Nay 20. -
charles Iuu & Son. vita nfse. Pier 81
iIsnsa Ger. Hamburg May Is 70 ne
mica American fHN'a "tN't ~
fecrssc pass. mails ana m'ss' i''
pirmlnshsn CITY. London May -. 70
norton. Lilly 4 Co. IN ballast heAFh'y'
Viu. Dc DIboutu On Marselilss Aprii
81 Genoa ~ Leghorn May 5. naples 10
oran Is. 10 tho AiEerisn-Am>rican Lane
with mdse. Columbia ~. Bkiyn. ,, -,
Gun star. Port Arthur 70 the Gun re-
snlrr Co Hayornc. y J. .,.,.,....
X luckenbach. Boston; 35th A.. Hklyn.
80 - <, Louis savannah. 20 the ocean
( * 90. with pass ana fndse fier 20, ~
Iensrr. jacksonville and Charleston 70
tho ci5de $ y Co. with pass and mass
Fle .us ,D Norfolk: 10 IN. old Dominion
trans 60. with pass and mdse' f'e'
ssoeony. with one barge. Boston. % the
standard Oh Co. IN ballast OK io'"'
mo,r DAM. shields via savannah.
African Prince OBJ. HUI
Msrscalbo. In @uayr~ 81
"a ssvoIe tFrl. Havrei 20 the FrNneh
Inc With pass. mails and mdre
p.f,ie tRrl Liverpool May ~ snn
,,.,e.n.town -. 60 the White star Line
v.fh pass. mails and mdse.
seliasfA fsr1. Las lalmss
African Prince tBri. huil May "a 70
rurness. witty & Co. IN ballast
vs~acaibo. Ia Guayra. curacao ana
wararucz. 10 bliss. Dallett co. WIN
Monterey Vera Cruz and Havana to ne
NlN cuua Mail 60 with pass mans
'' Porto Rico Ponce and san Juan 10 N,
= Y < Porto Rico : ; Co with pass ma4H
AMI mdsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Columbia Nine to Play
Syracuse at South Field

Columbia's nine will resume activi-
ties. after a ten-day lay-of, on South
Field this afternoon. vhen they meet
Syracuse. The Blue and White team
has been particularly successful on
the home diamond this spring. al
though fortune has not smiled upon
them 80 often on foreign fields. SYRIA
cuse is represented by fair team
this season. They have about broken
even on their games played.
Wunderliek will pitch to-day. The
mite souihpaw has been Columbih's
best bet this season. Price has been
a big disappointment and AZ no time
has he shown tire form that placed
him in the front ranks OF college
pitchers last year.
The Columbia nine will be busy dur
ing the next few days. The University
Of Pennsylvania ninea will come 10
South Field for the Tcommeneement
game on Wednesday. Following this
contest will come games with Yale a.
New Haven and Holy Cross az Worees-
ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
Phoebu Marsei.,es NAY u Three s;4f Line
'''"'-''' Jane. W Eiw,il a CO
cornish Poln.. barry May ls;y,, r,
Go, prime. p,o ~ ' Jans'ro d1y t.
Fufn~ss Wtthy &C.
s@'''A'e' N1'"''" - cosmopoii,an LIN.
Corona. Buenos Ayres. May 5...kiep7e CO
Eastern Breeze Helsinzfors MAJ g.
Moore Mccormack Co
Per, Antonio. Port Aoran', May %; r.
Chicago city. Bristol May 90,
FAN. city. Shields. May -. Ssvssi Co
H.rtford. Portland. May 20. Norton Lily
Ssuras. Homie May 10 via Boston. r..
Sinisn. Antwerp. May 81. white star Line
Riol. shields. May n .... " smith 60
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f,ienc. LeEhorr. May Co.. rAr-e star Line
Due Tomorrow
East CAPE. Aleiers. May Is. Kerr Lines
ScrihwesteFn Miller. HulL Nay u. -, r..
vasconia. London May %. .csnA'a 5 CO
Due "wednesday
coiamar. Bordeaux. Nay -.
Cosmopolitan Lin.
Coma. Amsterdam. May p. Fumes -wlihy
Henry 5 Grove. san Pedro. May p.
Atlantic. Gulf 4 Paeine Co
Due Thursday
Arlzonan. Glasgow. May -
United American Lines
Cbickasaw City. Colombo, April -.
Norton. Lilly . co
EDITOR. Dunkirk. May 81 cosmspoll,an Line
Neponset, San francisco, May 10.
Pacific S CO
Slavic Prince. London. Nay 81.
Furn.ss. witty a CO
Due Friday
wheeling Mold. Shields. Nay :s
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