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The New York herald., 1922-10-20
ITALIANS PROTEST LOW
RATES OF MAURITANIA
Charge Unfair Competition
for Third Class Passengers.

A concerted protest 10 tho Atlantic
Passenger Conference has been entered
by Italian steamship lines against the
third class bookings for Mediterranean
ports made by tho cunard Line for the
Mauretania. scheduled 10 sal, In Feb
ruary for Mediterranean cruise, II was
learned yesterday.
II II evidently unfair according To the
Italian lines, for the Msur-tania To taxa
passengrra at the regular Mediterranean
third class rates. az she IN much larger
and faster than any OF the Hhips now
In tho service. This recalls the situa-
ton of few months ago. when several
az tho Italian lines demanded permission
10 charge lower rates than the operators
of the Giuio ccsare and coni- f,oaso.
which we're described aa 80 superior Ia
the other ships that a. uniform rate
schedule they were abe 10 attract all
the business.
a general conference meeting In Lon
don shortly win take up the protest Of
the Italian lines.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Narino dep. .rfncn,s 81 Colombia. Ecuador
ana letter mall for Peru lsxcept iqiitoH). !.
Bolivia and Chile fCuba and other parts of
Honduras must be specially sddre~nsdj VIA
Havana, crirtobal ana Port iifnon. sti
ULUA, y An (sup AM ~.
Dominican Republic tbsn Pehro De Ma
oofis ami San Domingo CITY must be "pr-
cisfiy sddressedJ via Monte chrirti. Puerto
Plata Hamnnh. hanchez, La itofnhnh. ran
Pedro de Macorls. San Domingo city, Azun
and Barahona str CATHEHINE, $50 AN.
Porto Rico, ~ Thomas. ~ croi~ Saba, ~
Martins. ~ Eusthtins. fan Pedro de Macorih
and San Domingo CITY via San Juan. str
Porto RICO (scaposD. $50 AM tsup v;Jo
AN ~.
Curacao and Venezuela. also specihliy ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
Gan Juan. Curacao. LaEuayra and Puerto
csbcllo. str CARACAS. $3.50 AN tsnp o;3o
AM ~.
jamaica. Guatemala Cfl salvador letter
mail ony) and Honduras Except Amnpaih
city, Cholutcca. Department Of Colon ana
Atlaniida and prints. &c. for Nacaome, Te'
gncigalpa and iuscaranb. VIA Santiago,
Kingston, Puerto Barrios. Puerto cortez.
T.la and Puerto Castillo (cubn and Teia
must be specially nddressod). str SANTA
North nrasii, Iuulios. pernambuco. Para
hyba, Natal (othcr parts Of Brazil must he
specially hddleg5edl Via Para. ceara. Per-
nambuco. Bahia. Iio Jsneiro and Santos. str
pOCONE, AM.
Barbados ~ I.Icia, Guiana, South Brazil.
Argentina, Uruguay ana Paraguay via bar
bados Hio Janeiro, Mont.vidco and Buenos
Aires. sur VAUpAN, PM %.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

mdse. Arrived 18th and sailed 10Th for Key
str Adise u,ep, nol' Sept 20. TO the
sir Lord pownshre tnr. Hull Sept 80,
20 the WHITE Star Line. with a,ts1 tons OF
STR w NJ Libby, Rotterdam Oct ). to Rob
ert !. Hague, IL ballast. Anch~ed OF
pt,pc Ar Clan Msc,aFssrt n fnr,. Hnsreh Sept a..
Muecat gsd and Port eald Oct 2. tn Jane.
W Eiweil 90, with dates. Went 10 New
york Dock Co.'S pier 20. Brooklyn.
str Kosmc p,r,. ca,cu,ta Aug 20. tioloInbo
Sept I, Port Said 18th aud ioston pu IL. 10
ruach, iedye a. CO. with mdse, Went TO pier
q. Bush Locks, brooklyn,
str iialocfstes tir,, nuonoN Aires sept
T. Houston 4 Co. with mdsc. Went 90 pier
2. Erie nasin. Hrooklyn.
SIR camoens tIiD. Santos and Bahia. to
Lnmport Holt, with mdse.
SIR Redondo. acattie sept .. Grayr IIarhor
49,, Raymond .O,h and Colon oct y, 90 the
9uauuChannR StramAhip Go. With mdrc,
Went 10 New York Dcck Co.'S pier ~, Brook
str stsci Exporter. Seattle Sept TO- A.
toria 10Th Portland. ore, .3d. Han Fran
ciAcc euth. Sau Pedro 2sth and Colon oct H..
to the isthmian s,camahip Co. with mdse,
Went IN pier ~. North River.
str carrillo. Cartasena Oct Z. rorto Co
lonbla 9th, Santa Marta loth, Criatobsl i,th
and kingfton titL. 20 the United Frult Co.
With 81 passentrr-. mails and mdse. Went
TO pier -. East River.
str Mineola, Crirtohni esth, Jacksonville
oct 10 aud iialtimoro tsth. 10 the Grace
line, with n,d.e Went TO pier q. Com
sir q II Grove Cpn. rampicc' oct o. to
the Warner ouinlan co. witn crude oil.
str verona ,Nsn. Kingston and naraccs.
60 the pi dlcrslo Fruit Corporation. With
mdee
str noreium (nanl, Cienfuego~ and FRO
greso, 20 the New Work aud Cuba Mail
Steamship Co. with mdac.
SIR Camagnev. Cl,nfuaHo~ oct n, 10 the
New Nork aud CubR Mail steamship Go,
with n,aaC Went 20 jay street Hrooklyn.
str Fort Victoria tlirl, bermuda oct ~,
20 the Furnesa. ilarmude Line, with ini pas
acngerr, mails aud md@e. Went "a pier 90,
North River
str vi Mar New Orleans oct a. 10 the
Southern Pacific CO, with pAA~ensefs and
mdhe Went to pier ~, North River.
fir Mohawk, Jacksonville and Cha rleston
to tho Clyd Steamship On, with passengers
nni mdsc Went W pier ~, North River,
Hir T. Church fnD, Norfolk. 10 the A..
lsnilc Fruit Co. Went 20 pier 7, North
Hiyer,
ffr Glendarusl Norfolh. 10 The Munson
Steamship Llnes. Anchond on Liberty.
Htr Hamilton Norfolk, 10 fha Old Domin.
ion TiHnep0rfAtitn %, Win passengers anJ
miee. Went 10 pier ~ North River
81 LILLIAN, Norfolk 10 4 ~ Bnli %,
yim ..o,l Went % Nov York Dock c9's
IN Ar6snnla isw), Philadelphia
slr Henry y Whliop, Portland, Ne, 10 tbe
luton sulphur ~, Win fp1se. Went 10 foos
Of cliDfgn street Brooklyn
eebr Template. JseA1onyiilss 10 scztes a
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
PLANS TO IMPROVE YOUTH.

WAsuiNoroN. oct. 10. - Concerned
over tho physical and mental shortcom-
ings OF young men disclosed by the
war draft examinations. Secretary
Weeks has invited prominent educators
and ,othcrs 10 meet with Federal educa-
tionai authorities here November is and
is 10 discuss how agencies engaged In
overcoming the conditions may best Coz
operate.
Mr.. Weeks said draft statistics showed
one-half OF all mon called for examina-
tion wsre subnormal physically and
ff,o er cent. were iliitorate. with cor
responding Ignorance OF American ideals
or citizenship. Most OF the physical de-
fecta could have been prevented by
proper physical development at schools
or elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
HINTS BAD FAITH In
SHIPPING BOARD ACT
United Fruit Official Hears
Three Vessels Are Offered TO
Colombian Interests.

Ar iniImation that the Shipping Board
tad shown bad faith Ia its dealings with
private American ship owners IN the
Colombian trade route was given yes.
terday By William Newsome. vice-prcsi-
dent OF tho United Fruit Company.
which has been waginR rate war IN
protest against the continued operation
~ Government ships 10 Colombia by tha
Clyde Steamship Company
Mr.. NewrOme said he had noticed re-.
ports quoting William J. Love. in
charge OF traffic for the board, as pre-
dieting an early settlement OF the Co
lombian difficultier. presumably through
the purchase by the clyde Line OF the
ships II ~ now operating under the
managing agent agreement. informi-
fion 10 this effect had not been com
mOnicsted 10 the United Fruit Company.
said Mr.. Newsome but on the contrary
the clyde Line WAS making long term
freight contracts NJ the current ruin
ousiy low rates" which seemed TO pro,
cItido the purchase OF the tonnage
within a reasonable length OF time.
ut " rumored.' said Mr.. NewHome.
that three OF these vessels are being
offered 10 the Colombian interests with
the understanding that the board y
willing 10 permit their transfer To the
Colombian flag II sufficient capital can
be raieed by colombianH This rnmor
" true signifies that Mr. Lasker ~
willing 10 overlook the fact that the
Colombian trade must be tonnnged ex-
ciusively with American flag vessels.
and IL hardly fair % the companies that
have been eliminated from the trade
because they operated foreign tonnage.
II In aIHo unfair 10 the American COM
pany that offered 10 buy two OF these
shipping Board vessels 10 he operate
In the Columbian trade and whose offer
WAS rejected by the board.
we wired Mr.. Love yesterday that
On the only privately owned American
line operating TO Colombia We would
be keeDly Interested In being advised
az 10 what Developments were tranapir-
ing In connection with the withdrawal
of the boards vessela and as yet have
had no reply"
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Posi- office nnd City Hail Post Office. New
York. AT 8 PM. ~ follows;
Hawaii % Via San Francisco. str WILL
IiELMINA, Oct 20,
Japan, corea. China, siberia.- French Indo-
Clinn, Netherlands East Indies. Straits Set
Elements AMI Philippine isinnds 90 Via seat
ties also parcel pnat malls for Japan. corea.
China, Clam, Frvnoh Indo.china and straits
settlemen,a. str PRESIDENT MCKINLEY.
Oct .3 90,
New Zealand via San Francisco: also par
eel post malls Tor New zehlund str WAio-
TAPU, Oct .6
Tahiti Marque-as. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land aud Australia via San Francisco; also
parcel port mails for Society Islands, Cook
Islands, New Zealand and Australia, str
TAHITI. Nov B.
.Ordinary tunregiatcred) letters mailed up
10 4 Pm the mkt day wiil provided there "
delay In The overland transit. reach seat
tie In time for connection with the steamer
mentioned.
supplementary malls accepted on pier,
IAN oiaaAes OF mall Including domestic
parcel poht
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

tDistance given In miles. position at noon
Unless otherwise npecified.l
Afoundria 10 miles 27s deg Great Abaco
bayou Chico 700 Cape May 18th.
Rockingham 3iiI sE nr,nton i 10Th.
bibbeo ~ = Scotland I. Y 18Th.
Blue Triangle .3s = Delaware Brenkwater
18th.
nrldxeton o5a 4 Scotland L V 10Th.
sritish sta $40 !: Nsntuskst @ ~ , ,sn'
City Of Eureka ALDO + Ambrose L. V 10Th.
City OF ~ Joseph LOSS u Ambrose l. ivth:
coinanche passed Scotland V i'3o I'm
cornsila 4ss n San Juan 10th.
Currisr 10 Me Jupiter 18Th.
asSc.s nIsS parrra is Wv S' AarGss %s"Seh, i'm '
Evergreen City f.I05 II by n Ambrose l.
i..th.
;!ort :, George 2ao !, nsrm.ta ic,n iai,
Fred Weller 80 w by Key West 10Th.
Gu,fcoast a20 Me Jupiter 18Th.
Gulftrade e2o Brenton Reef 10Th. bound
Gulfprincc 90 4 Jupiter 18th.
II X Mallory aiO 8 Scotland T. v 10Th.
Hilton lo7 sw Montauk ioth. bound for
Huron isJ x Scotland /. V loth,
Independence Hall passed Fenwlek Island
Indian % ME- Barnegat 10Th.
i NJ Guffey passed Heniopen f:30 I'M 18Th.
Kroonil nd ABA Il Ambrose l. v 18th.
Lake flournoy ~. NV San Antonio. Ter.
Lake Winthrop % Me slus l. V 10Th.
Leighton 400 = Ambrose ]. 18Th,
Lepanto 40 ~ Ambrose l. PM 10Th.
hound for Now York.
Livingston Roe $50 J: Ambrose ]. V lsth.
Mantowoc lat 20 20. Ion n i3 10Th.
Mexican 900 u New York midnight 18th.
Mssissippi lat II %. Ion ~ 20 10Th.
Monterey LETT Havana I'M 18th.
Mobiles a., SHc Scoilnnd !. V 10Th.
Norma it2 " San Juan 10Th.
Ontario 20 MI parnegnt 10Th.
ophls $50 E by y Hole In Wall 10Th.
Ormidaio 70 w nv 4 Monfauk 18Th.
Pan America i,bsJ SIC Ambrose l. V 18Th.
Robert Lucksnba.lh - N Cape May 1oth.
y NJ Spaidiny i0J W by N Tampico lOth,
samuel l. Fuller go w Key West 10Th.
sa. Lorenzo 10 \ san Juan = PM lpth.
awiftsoout Il. W Key West 10Th.
Tuscan u MI Five Fathom Bank l. v 10Th.
Wts, Lake 1000 W by Cape Henry 10th.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
SAILED.

atrs Father weens. Baliimore; Bibbco.
Mobile: III M Tlaglcg. Leghorn. Hambleton
Range (Iir), LeIth Via Halifax; Keelung
tBr,. Philadelphia. Norfolk. Norfolk; Au-
Elisa. Saiaverry; Rodpambeau G'r). liavre
Via plymouth. Iinnsa o;er). Hamburg; Co
mancho, Charleetnn fnnd Jacksonville Cor
nish City 1Br, Key Werf Canadian Planter
fBrJ Boston, Henry u Wilton. Sabine !;
Mexico. usvana city of Montgomery, th-
vannsh; Ellenore, Norfolk; blriso. Port Ar
New Orleans.
strs Taorminn ntsD. Naples Via Philadol-
phia; Astraea Dutch. La9uayia, &o.
htr Cnnanovn. Santiago,
Tug Cntawlssa. towing 2 bHrgcs tpaAsed
out SANDY Hook AZ 1850 AM).
sailed 18Th. strs Collauer. BordcnuN; ;
Joinsborg tpan), Norfolk.
Tho corrected rendlng OF tho barometer
(reduced 10 sea ievelp at New York on
Thursdny. Oct 10, 1927. at AM. ns re-
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Aaultania fBr). Southampton for New
Yo.k, II expected 10 dock at pier %. North
River about noon Friday.
Str Georg. Washington. Bremen for Nav
York. N expected TO dock AT pier 4. Hoboken.
about s;s0 AM Friday.
expected 10 arrive In Quarantine at 10 AM
sunday and dock that afternoon al pier oo'
North River,
York. IL expected 10 dock at pier 0i. North
River. late Sunday afternoon.
Str scythia Orr, Liverpool for New York.
Is expected TO dock at pier Do. North River.
SIR conts Hosso dtaD. Genoa for New
York. Is expected 70 dock At pier %. North
Str Noordrm Dutch. Rotterdam for New
York, II expected 10 dock at 9TH street.
Iioboksn. Saturday afternoon.
Str DrcttDinghoim fSw). Gothenburs Tor
New York, IA expected 10 dock at pier 81.
North River. Saturday forenoon
n Str President Garfield. New York for Lon
don, was In lat 40 -. Ion ~ Fl at noon lvth.
SIR President Adams. London for New
York. was In la, 40 o7 lon ~ 81 al noon
18th.
Cir Giuseppe Verdi ntaD. Naples for New
York. H. expected 10 dock at pier 20. North
River. about a;30 AN Saturday.
Str Maracaibo. Mayaguez for New YORK.
IL expected 10 dock al pier u. brookiyn'
Str itousalllon rr). IIayre for New York,
r. expected 10 dock at pier ~, North river
Sir Monterey. Havana for New York, Il
expected 10 dock at pier 10. Brooklyn. Sun
day morning.
STR Parma 1r). ~ Thomas for New
York. III expected 10 dock al pier II, North
River. about 900 AN Friday
Str Oscar u Dam. Copenhagen. &C, ior
New York II expected 10 arrive Tuesday
and dock at nth street IIoboSen.
Str Robert Dollar tBD. from Shanghai,
&c was $50 mlles from Boston "Wednesday y
night. Expect TO dock at Boston Saturday
morning.
SIR Moorish Prince csr,, from Manila. &C.
expects 10 reach Boston Saturday afternoon
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
) NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

ported by the United States Weather Blu
reau, was thirty and twenty zone hundredths
COED inches. This closely approxlmates
seven hundred and sixty-seven and three
veAsols now lying In or near ths ports OF
New York and brooklyn can advantageousiy
whether their own baronetera require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at SANDY Hook 3 PM. NW.Li3 miles;
light sea; Visibility. IL miles.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
RESCUE LrxArr.s PASSENGERS,

JAcNsoNViiLr, fia.. oct. IA thirty
mile Wind and rough seas forced tugs
ana other vessels 10 abandon efforts to-
day 20 float tho CiNds Limo steamship
Lenape. aground TIVE miles from the
beach off Nassau Inlet north of the
mouth " the -. John River, The 2i7
nassengcrS bound from New York 20
Jacksonville wcrc taken OF yesterday
~ the lighthouse tender Mangrove and
transferred 10 tho clyde liner Arapahoc.
which brought them 10 this city.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

Agsiworid 20s from Port Lobos ts,h.
Xn,Inous W5 ENn Cape Henry 10th.
Arsnsy ~ >E Waiting Island 18th.
Argus ss6 E Ambrose l. v 10Th.
nrkanhead i5b sW Hatteras 10Th.
Camden a.s \ Alacran Reef 18th.
Charles NJ Everort zoo RE Galveston 18th.
civ of Atlanta 100 y Diamond shoal 18th.
cny Of Flint ieft New York. bound for Irish
CITY Of Rome Rome 81 sw Gay Head 10Th.
cliv of savannah in3 diamond Shoal loth.
coiian,er 100 " Ambrose l. V 10Th.
courtois SE CAM od ION.
Dean Emery .3a Ni Diamond Shoal 10Th.
norhst ia0 " Norfon 10Th,
y n Kemp v Block Island ie,h.
Edward !. poheny. Jr. 1876 sw Diamond
Ei@ns waitsr go W saed Key ,sih.
ill tAtero $50 4 Scotland l. 18Th.
Ei occidente adi s scotland l. V 10Th.
l.l Vale 1872 y Scotland l. 10TH
Everett NJ Nh Winter Quarter isth.
rcitors 70 Vi iIatteras 10Th.
Firmoro 20 N Bird Rock Pm 18th.
rredsrc " Ew,ns ,s ~ " !aei's, ,,.,lss ISM ,o,,
Gen O ~ Ernst i0s = Scotland l. 10Th
oen w o tiorgss 0ao $ Scotland 1. v 18th.
Geere q Henry :io q Galveston 18th:
,;"irr,rsan, passed overfaiis 10Th
" NJ Flsaier - " Ambrose l. V 10Th.
Harry Farnum .o5 " Tampico 18th,
John y 'nocNelsller 10 s Jupiter 10Th.
Joseph NJ cudahy 2oi w Cape San Antonio
III, from cienfuesos AM 10Th.
NJ " Elliott 5ds y Ambrose l. V y AN 10th,
Macabi .0:J = Scotland l. V 10Th.
| Mansaut go 4 Nantucket J. 10Th.
Maracaibo iso Mayasuex inth.
Maroro 20 NV waiting inland 10Th.
Martinique c5s N ~ Thomas nth.
Mayari Sc2 \ Nantucket l. V 18th.
Mount Carroll $50 y Ambrose 7 18th.
Munwood 900 = scotland Y 10th.
Newton 20 10 Sea Glrt 10Th.
Nitonian 4 " Nantucket |. 10Th.
"A. % "a MAs md n.
Norman Fridge 20t NNE Tsmpco 18Th.
q 4 waring 40 " Jupiter 10Th.
olen aIg E Ambros. l. v 10Th.
orbita lat a. "a. lon as 0s 18th.
oscsr Bennett 2oe " Tampicc 18Th.
Parma $50 $50 Ambrose l. v 10Th,
President Arthur e.9it E Ambrose I. 10Th
President Roosevelt c.0sd Ambrose \ '
10Th.
pedondo $50 3 scotland l. V 18th.
nochester .ca ssw Galveston 18th.
sAi Inc sun s:0 n Colon 18th,
san Hlss iGS N i.imon 18th.
San On ~ Juniter istn.
santa iuirs liza \ Ambrose u V 10Th.
schodack i.2ie " Ambrose I. ipth.
SnsineHa tol u Ambrose L. v 18TH.
sIxaoa csa 3 sandy Hook ipth.
standard left rort Lobos 18th.
sncrora arrived ramp,co bar 10 AM 18th.
sunbeam o55 Overfalls l. 10th.
swit,eaelo ait i,rcnton Reef 18th.
swif,wi-d nai = nrcnion Reef 18th.
Tcrsn soa ~ Colon nth.
Thomas " Wheeler i'S lfatters- 10th.
Nirrbls Exp,es- off CHARLES L. v fath.
w I. stced III ssw Diamond shoai 10th.
West cciina lat ~ 10, Ion % oc icth.
West chataa i.a3o y Hole In Wall I'M
west Hardaway 500 " Ambrose l. v 10Th
VIM " poneny 200 y Jupiter ioth.
wythevinc I60 " Cspe Henry 18Th.
zuiia 2f3 ~ Mayssue1 10Th.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW NCRk oct 10 The tine ball above
the NAVIGATION ono MARINE Engineering
sct COL ~ lhe Nenmans Church Institute, ~
south atteet, droppcd to-day ~ exact noon,
tAth uicriuli ", or hour9 slow ~ Greenwich
MEAN lime. Any une desiring correct lreon-
ad.O.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

sehr Arthur " zwnker IBr). Gutenberg
for Charlottetown.
Schr Nova Queen dir)' Guttenpurs TOT
Yarmouth. NH 90
Tugs Clara II Doane. wfth barges Cat 10
AND. chas A 'McCaffrey, with " Cat o;io
AM); Westmorepand. with aht w, fM
isth), storm KiAg, with Cat 800 PMD.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, Nj. Oct io--Barometer al
noon, 2o.3O inches; wind. NV. gale: weather
rain squnlf: temperature. AZ deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
CLOSING OF MAILS.

ofnes
Rati
twoho epi that hayeo o mailed
Of Morton
the
n pag
closing mall
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

str namerlc tnrp, southampton and cher.
boufa Oct ~ 10 ihp white Star Line, With
ait iwi. iAf esrDud oabin md ids third
clnSH pa 4tfnprra, mails and indfa Went 20
pier dl NOrin HiVrr
Str Cornish cry fnD. Hull Va IJoston,
10 tho United aistss NayiGslion 90. with
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Tho tluc given w the above table u East
United states Coast and Geodctio survey.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

BRYANT. with lumber. Anchored of Red
Hook.
Tug Bathgafe. towing barees tand paused
out Quarantine al 4:i5 I'M with l barge.
tug Bermuda. towing . bhrsea.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

Representative Michael j. Hogan.
brooklyn, member - the Merchant
Marine aud Finhcrien Committee OF the
House. told members OF the Ocean Asso-
citation of Marine Engineers ut - meeting
IN the clubroomE. 10 Whitehall street,
that tho subsidy bill had an excellent
chance of passing Congress, Representa-
tive Nathan y. ferlman. New York. also
apoke briefly on marine affairs. and
Frank Smith of the General Electric
Company gave talk on electrical ma
rino equipment There were motion
pictures supplied by the General Electric
Company.
The steamer President Harrison. for
merly the Wolverine state. one of The
81. foot class OF shipping roard pas
senger vessels. will be scnt around 10
the Pacific coast 20 taxi, the place of tho
city OF Honolulu. recently burned. In the
Manila service of the Los Angeles
Steamship Company.
The shipping Board has iust sold ,he
Point Arena. $500 dcadweight tons, TO
tho Slller- MIN Company " Raymond.
Wash. The ship W now ~ New York.
She was built IN 1919 at Portland ore.
The sale ~ two lake type vessels to IN.
Philadelphia and Northern Steamship
reported. hut their names could no, be
srcertalned.
Negotiations are being conducted by
Crower Thurlow. operating az the
q. A IT, fntercoaatai Line. for the pur-
chase of two 10000 dcadweight ton
cargo carriers. u ls expected they win
be added 20 the lines flee. before the
end of the month, bringing the total ~
20 eight and permitting twelve day sail.
ingr.
N ~ reported in well informed circles
that the hoard II delaying i,s answer 20
the protest OF the private owners In the
intcrcoastal trade nrnir~t the operation
of Government tonnage tc permit cer-
tain financial plans of the Nawsco Lines.
the shipping Board operator in the coast
20 coast run. 20 be hrou5ht to maturity,
Tho Moore 4 Mccormack Company
hnc awarded the contract FOR the recon
ditlonlng ~ the steamer NyanEe. In.
vludinE conversions 90 oil burning. 60
tho II. Crystal Iron Works ~ Lrooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

LONDON, Oct ls--A telegram received
from Hamburg states that str Western
Ocean. from Galveston, &c. "a being towcd
In the River Weacr with engines damaged.
while shifting berth at Rio Janoiro atruck
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

ron SALE -Desk srDv, Id1,aJss nsrGe
bgli, lYnz2ylz. hotb make gvod aoale
JWbN y, UuytE< ~ whitehall a., ~. v.
HlD bsgssiD, 10 ussvl ~ feet metallic lifo-
bcefs, 10 figsff fflf sslJs, ~ parsons. with
sgdDmSss. snix GIG s~1h- suaSst eeSt.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES. &C

Bahsman tucluding Inagua and Fortune
m'Snds, snh smh cdy ot An,ilia. cuba sothe,
AN ' ' '"''''"' W "'N""''o'
scl. Nicaragua Except East CoaAD Ans.
phih CITY, choluteca tano prlnts, Be, for
Mtcaome. Iesuclgaipa and yuscaran'. ~
Honduras. caucs and Narino departments OF
Colombia, Ecuador aud letter mall for Peru
sescept iauiioa). Bolivia and Chile tCuaf.-
mnia and other parts OF Honduras must be
specially AddrerAed) via cristobal, Balboa.
corlnto. La i.ibortad and San Jose de Gun's
mnin, str COLOMBIA. $50 AM tsup ii;sc
Haiti toxcept prints. Sc. for Cape Haiti
and Fort dc paiSj and Colombia. esccp'
cauca, Nnrlno and Magdaiena departments
.Jnmhica must be specially addressed) Via
Port su Prince, kingston. cartagena and
s.snnllia, 81. nARAcOA II no AM,
lahanas fincudng Inagua aud Fortune
ihinndH) VIA Nassau. str coHozAI.. {: 30 I'M.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81.
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay Especially addreaaed onl,) Via rio |
Janelro, Santos ana luenoa Aires. atr
Newfoapaland Via 81 johns. atr ROSA
Bermuda VIA Hamilton. str FORT VIC
Cuba Especially addrosred oniy) via iin-
vahr atr RInONEY. \ AN (D.
unhamas uneiuding inanuh and Fortune
hlandsb ". Nassau, ctr VENUS III, AN.
Costa Rict tprints. &C, Tor Canal Zone.
Panama and iil SALVADOR. Nicaragua zen.
''l' 'ohal, Anhphih ttty. tholutesa
thlro prints, sc. FOR NacAome. TeFucigalps |
"hu Nna'aranl, N Honduras. cauca and |
NOTE A-rAWCEI. POST MAILS VIA
reriml. Afghanistnn tkabui), Ascension neig
Central Africa tNyaaaiand protrctorate), III
tfritish), Cape Verde Islands. Ccylon. Cypru
French India Especially nddressed), Gambia
Macao tchns), Madeira. Malta. Mauri,ius.
hRnka and Torres iHiandal. Nigeria. Nyasis
rortnsurne india. Portuguese rimor. rortugu
tng Ukraine; Russia IN Asia, except Turkcsihr
sierra Leone, Tanganyika Territory. Tibet. 7
East OF Jordan River,. Turkey tconstantlno
NOTE n-rARcEl. rosT MAILS VIA
rahomcy, French Guinea. French ostabiishu
camhodla, Cochin China, Laos aud Tonkin,.
land. French Aoudan Upper Senegal. Nige
Madagascar and dependencies tMadaEascar.
Islands. Mayctte Ode comoro. Anjouan ana
Monaco. Morocco Except Spanish. New O.
Reunion. senegal Togoland tfIench,. syria
tho Western ana Eastern zone). Tunis. TURK
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
puE SUNDAY. ocrorER &c.


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