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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Passenger Ships Due


Conte Rosso Ut), Naples July rs to
Lloyd Sabaudo with mails is expected to
dock forenoon at Pief IS. CWest
55th st).
Due Tomorrow
Nieuw Amsterdam DD, Boulogne July
IS: to Holland America 1.iDa with mails
1928 miles east Ambrose noon Aug
2; is expected to dock at foot 9Th
st. IIoboken.
iceland (Br). Antwerp July 81: TO Red
Star Line with mails: is expected to dock
about 10 q IN at Pier CT. N II (Nest
goth st).
Cedric (Br). Liverpool July 60 to white
Star Line with mails; is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier 60, N r West goth ST..
General w G Gorgas. Cristobal July 81.
TO Panama X Co With mails Is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier CT, n Il (West
2Sth st).
Philadelphia, La Guayra July o6; to
Bliss. Dallett & Co with mails; is expected
TO- dock afternoon .at Pier II. B'klyn
tMontague sD.
United Fruit Co with mails; .is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier Is, Il (Naiden
I.ane).
Due Monday.
Ia, La s s.,,S tFD, Have July %; to French
noon at Pier 81, n r (West nth st).
orduna Obj. Hamburg July &c; to Royal
pected to dock forenoon at Pier ~ n n
(Morton st.
Assyria tBr). Glasgow July q; to An
Ntioi Win mails, Is GSUecfed to doc h
afternoon at Pier Ga, n X (West 23d st).
Fan America Rio de Janeiro July 81.
10 Munson 5 Iine with mails: ia expect ed
TO dock forenoon at Pier 3. Hohoken
Fort ST George tBr) Bermuda Aug s .
TO furness. Witty & Co with mails. is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier IS. Il
West 5sth stl.
Mount Clay, Hamburg ruly 81: to United
American Lines with mails; is expected 10
dock afternoon at Pier Sc. n r west
10th ST..
Porto Rico. San Juan Aug l. to y &
Porto Rico Co with mails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 49, B'klyn (Con-
gress sD.
" NJ Topper Kingston Aug /; TO Clyde
) Go with mails; is expected TO dock
forenoon at Pier "a, B'klyn.
Due Tuesday
=, vessel Port. Agency.
Columbia Cristobal July 2s.
w Il Grace Co
Munargo Nassau. Aug 5.
siboney. Havana. Aug 5.
Y e. Cuba Mail S Co
Due Wednesday
Colombo, Naples, July 81 Italia America
Aacapa Santiago. Aug g.. United Fruit Co
Due Thursday
PRESIDENT AoHre', chsrkesrs. Aug, l..
81 ssul Hamburg. July sl...Amss!ssa' lin! Ltss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Navy Yards Lose Army
Bids to Chester Plant
Award To Be Made ON Con.
struc,ion of Four Dredges;
Lowest Offer Ia S2.528.24O

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Bids for
the construction of four dredges of
l243 cubic .ardl capacity for the
army. presented by the navy yards at
New cork. Boston, Puget Sound and
Mare Island, were in excess of offers
made by private builders. it was dis
closed to-day at the War Department.
The offer of the Sun Ship Building
Company of Chester, Pa, was the low
est and the award probably will be
made to that firm, it is said.
The bids from the navy yard we're
the first that have been received on
other than purely naval work since
the reduction in force at the naval
yards went into effect. The nearest
offer to that of the Sun Company,
which agreed to construct the four
dredges for $2,528,,24o was that from
the Boston Navy Yard, which agreed
to do the work at an estimated cost
of S2,610,000
The New York yard made an offer
of S1.88S,S95 for two of the dredges,
and its bid for the four dredges was
$3,603,913. The boats are to have
Diesel electric engines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Vessels Sold

Dawn II, gasoline yacht. 81 tons; sold
by Ellen 4 Elder to George W Elder for
81 and other considerations.
Elsana. gasoline yacht, "a tons sold
by Harold | Sewall to Fl T Deane for
81 and other considerations
Florence. steam screw, IL tons; sold by
Olsen Water q Towing Co to Mary A
Kenny for 81 and other considerations.
Jamie, gasoline screw. TONS sold by
William W. Byrne to Annie T Curtin
for 81 and other considerations.
uiak, schr barge, 2.2ll tons; sold by
John w sullivan Co to Albert w Spies
man for $40 and other considerations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Acceptance by U.s..
Of Ford's Muscla
Shoals Bid Urged
Report of Minority Memhe..
of Agriculture Commits.
Is Opposed to Ownersb;as
and Operation by Gov,

WASHINGTON, Aug. (Bv ~.
Associated Press).---Accepsanca :. :.
Henry Ford's offer for purchase "a !.
lease Of the governments vas. ni,...
and watarpower projects ct N.Y.,
Shoals, Ala, was Urged by Renuhl;..
and Democratic Senators comno.,s
minority Of the Senate Agrien,.,.'s
Committee IN report submitted !.
day to the Senate. Strong prot...
was entered by tho Senators ao.;s'.
the acceptance Of the govern,,...
ownership and operation plan ~.
posed by Senator Norris, Of Nebra.k.
tho committees chairman.
The report was presented bv g..
tor Laid, Republican, North naL...
in behalf of the Ford proponent, :
the committee, whose signature,
attached. It estimated that tha were
ernment had lost $1,000 600 a. :" Wl gov
Shoals since the armistice bv els
to develop and operate the nr r'urs
and declared the quickest wav r. ~
Rnetf.
offer for the purchase and jes,.
the governments Muscle Ss..I. y.
properties" N"'a'
The report compared in detail a..
Ladd and Norris bills pending in ~. ~
Senate. The Ford offer az renr 90 .as
ed by the Ladd bill, the reuort ssis 4
takes the government out Ct ths ~
tilizer and power business" while i.
Nebraska members bill "sets tss
government up in the fertilizer sn5
power business" "4
The Norris proposal requires ANA
directs appropriation by Congress =.
64,000,0G0, without including s,r
estimate for the proposed dams in i.
upper Tennessee River, with no gus,'
anteed return of either the prinein.l
or interest on same" it wag said 4.
the other hand, the report ARMED
Muscle Shoals could be developed Nv
Mr.. Ford under the Ladd bill. Nv
government bond issue, if desiysS
"as the interest and sinking fund nav.
ments made by Mr.. Fd>i will meet n.
terest on such bonds and retire them
at the end of lease period, except dur
ing the short construction and pows,
loading period"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Plan Announced to Reorganize
u. s. Worsfed COMPANY

BOSTON, Aug. 4.-Plans for the re-
organization of the United States
Worsted Company made public to-day
c.ll for the formation of new COM
pany to acquire the assets and bust
ness of the present organization
Under the plans there would be author
lied S3,00O,OOo of ffteen-year per cent
debentures, of which $2,868,400 would
be issued; 10000 shares of first pre-
ferred stock, of which 24,946 would be
issued; 10000 shares of second pre-
ferred stock, of which 1852 would be
issued, and $4,000 shares of common
stock, of which 1864 would be issued
The first an! second preferred stock
would carry preferential dividends of
Sc a share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05

Due to-day
Diana Dollar Colombo. July 20
Dollar 8 s Lines
Wayo Maru. San Francisco. July 9.
,, w., Togo kisen katsha
Ha-lsvik. Genoa, July H. Furne as witty
sradavon' London. July az Navigation Co
Norton. Lilly q Co
Citta al Msssins. I.eshorn. July rs
Nagato Maru. San Francisco. July ls.
Houlder. Weir g. Boyd
Kentucklan. Hamburg. July 10
United American Lines
Somersby. Sunderland. July o..
II Winchester & Co
Knut Jarl. Barry. July Is
so Stray s s Corp
Due Tomorrow
fastener, Melbourne, June %.
u s & Australasia Line
Santa Barbara. Los Angeles July 10.
Isthmian Lines
Harry Luckenbaoh. Cristobal. July SO
Luckenbach 8 8 Co
Due Monday
Manhattan Island. Calcutta, July 10
Export 3 3 Corp
crofton Hall. Montevideo. July ~,
Norton. Lilly & Co
Elswick Tower. Sunderland, July 81.
Funch, Edge Il Co
storm King. Antwerp, July ~
Black Diamond S 8 Co
Duo Tuesday
Anaconda. Rotterdam. July 26
Black Diamond 8 s Corp
Manchurian Prince, Bahia. July rs.
Furness. Witty s. Co
Due Wednesday
Matilde PIERCE. Bauletta, July %.
Pierce Bros
Liberty. Dunkirk, July 81.
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Due Thursday
Treypn Barry .1ily Nortop fl,y r. ~
Vile du Havre, Leghorn, July "a
Algerian American Line
Leh!gh, Los Angeles July 81 Nawsco Lines
African Prince, Gothenburg, July a.
Furness. Witty e. Co
Due Friday
Eastern Light Gibraltar, July 49,
u s e. Australasia Lines
Janus, Genoa. July &c.,. Three Star Line
Persia, Immingham, July g.
Lloyd Royal Beige
Astral. Darien. July %. Standard OIL Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05

dam; Santa Malta. Crlstobnl. Wilmngto
snnn Francisco. otc; Islemoor tBr), Nor
BOSTON, Aug ARRIVED, William A MO
kenney, Pacific Coast ports; Texan Nav
York. City OF Columbus. Savannah Juni-
alta Philadelphia; penobscot. Nerfoin:
Nantucket, Baltimore, Norfolk uatter ad)
Sailed Lake Strymon. Charleston and
,l.,,l Aswihnvre. Port l.obos; Cor
heilA, New York, Shnturce, New York. Gre
clan, Norfolk IL c Pope. Norfolk tlatter
New York. Sailed Afei toer). Hamburg I:
m,epolis tBr). Tampico; Paul HARDWOOD,
Tampico
HALIFAX. 8 Aug ARRIVED: Inca.
HAVANA. Aug Arrived: Ruenes
Ayres tsp) Barcelona. Flandre CFr).. st
Nazalre. Sailed; Alfonso XIII (sp),
jAKsoNvILLE, Fla. Aug. ARRIVED:
Lenape, New York. Sailed; Lake Elsmere.
MOBILE. Aug 1o-Arrved: Irma, Per-
MONTREAL, Aug 4-Arrlved; Cana
dian Harvester (Rr). West Indies, rlmavo
utaD. PIraeus; Montrose (Br). Liverpool.
m Meth En-. tBr}, kingston Sailed Glen
Antwerp; Manchester Hero (Br), Blrhen-
head; Cairnvalonn tBrl. Newcastle: Cana =
bridge tBr), Rotterdam; Afghanistan CBD,
Rotterdam.
NEW ORLEANS port Eads) Aug AR
rived; Agwisun Tampico: Brazilier (Br),
Savannah; Carriage, Tela: Creole, New
York De la Sale (tr). France: Pear (Dan),
Port L6bos; Onion lHond). PdTt Cortez;
Tamaulipaa tMex). Mexico; Nika tNor).
Teia; Winifred. Port Arthur sailed: Casey.
Constantinople; Castle Lodge, New York;
Copan tHondl, Port Barrlos: Nicarao
| tHond), Port Cortez; Ramas (Nc), Blue
fields; Risvaer tNor), Tainpico; Utah tBr,
Antwerp; Yucatan. Vera Cruz.
rHshMA r GaS%A fss''0f New Aug YORK
Sailed; Astral Urom San Franisco>, New
Angeles; Metap.n, New York; Nagato
Maru Gap), (from san Franctsco). New
PORT ARTHUR Tex, Aug ARRIVED
Yankee Arrow, San Francisco; NJ Guffey.
New Orleans; Georgia. Hamburg New
York. Amsterdam; Ltghttur Delaware
River. Sailed; Gulf Coast. Providence
Gulf Star. Bayonne
PORTLAND, Ore, Aug 4.-Sailed: Mon
solian Prince, London; Smaloer, Batavia.
QUEBEC. Aug 4-Arrived. DunaT Head
6Br). Belfast; Montrose (Br), Liverpool.
pool; 4th, Canadian Runner OBJ, Mont
real; Montrose (Br), Montreal.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug ARRIVED; 4th
Felix Taussig, Everett for Boston; Shunko
ASTORIA for United Kingdom. Sailed: 3D.
Empire Arrow, Hongkong; Colusn. Ia
coma; Yngaren (Swed), Leith vim Port
land Ore: Hawaiian. Portland, Ore: 4th
Yangtse; Lewis Luckenbach, Phnadelpha
via San Pedro; Henry s Grove. Portland
Ore.
SAVANNAH Ga, Aug ARRIVED: West
Caddoa, hamburg. Creten, Jacksonville
Baltimore and sailed for Jacksonville.
Sailed: Liberty Bell. Genoa. Santa The
resa (Br). New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Signs of Improvement Noted
In South American Countries

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Signs Of
fair winds on the South American
commercial horizon are apparently
PLENTIFUL according to reports to the
Commerce Department to-day from
representatives in the southern repub-
lies.
American statesmen in Argentina con-
tinue to increase in number, while
the outstanding feature of the situa-
ton there was a remarkable improve
ment in hide shipments. The rise of
exchange and increase Of nitrate sales,
report said, lent a tone of optimism
to the economic position Of Chile.
Brazilian prospects were described as
fair, the forthcoming exposition q
strong factor in increased buying,
while the PernamDuco sugar crop of
four million bags was the largest on
record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Radio Corpn. of America

CHpulin S77 70 Cape Henry Aug 4
I Cartoha los n Diar> nd Shoals Aug g.
Ctrro AEul 1875 SW Diamond Shoals Aug 2
Wy or montgomery passed Winter Quarter
noon Aug g.
Diana Dollar 7l9 Boston Aug 3
EDWARD Pierce 20 SW Nantucket Aug 4
Ed CID l66 Scotland Aug g.
Fred w Weller $50 SW Halifax Aue
freeman 20 NNE Winter Quarter Aug 3
n Z Foiger 80 Delaware Capes Aug z
Aug 3. ii'"' .
1oaho passed Nantucket AM Aug 4.
Japan Arrow S Ambrose Aug
John ID Archbold So $ Amhrosa aua
Ma,inicock 200 S Ambrose Aug g.
Nacata iOS Il Hatteras Aug 3
Oscar Bennett ia NE Diamond ch,
Aug g. 'hoais
Robert E Hopkins 100 N Diamond sbo,,.
Aug 3. ohoais
Storm King 1.43; Ambrose Aug
mos heeler so S Ambrose Aup
virginia Limited $50 s Scotland A.
william Thompson $50 e Cape Henry
West Nosska s22 enc Cape usr,ono
Aug 8. nehiopen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Will Sell Caribbean Ships
Receiver G.. e.. Graham To Offer
the CaIdas and the CariscO

c. G. Graham, receiver for the Carib-
bean Steamship Company, is expected
shortly to offer for sale the vessels
Caldas, 1900 gross tons, and the Ca
frisco, 900 gross tons.
These ships were purchased by the
Caribbean Steamship Company during
the war boom, but were tied up later
because the company could not operate
them prohtably under the American
flag Norwegian boats were chartered
by the line for it's services in the West
Indies. The company went into bank
ruptcy when the rate war developed
about two months ago between the
Shipping Board Clyde Line service and
the United Fruit Company. 1t was re-
ported at first that an attempt at reor-
ganization would be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
St. Paul Brings Over
Olympic Passengers
American Line Vessel Calls at
Southampton for Tourists
Bound for The IL 6

The International Mercantile Marine
Company announced yesterday that the
American liner st. Paul was bringing
over many of the passengers scheduled
to sail last Wednesday on the disabled
Olympic. The St. Paul called at South
ampton on that date from Antwerp and
took on few first and large number
of second cabin travellers. The shin
also has on board about 100 passengers
from Germany.
The Olympic is missing one trip to
make repairs to a fractured sternpost
The White Star Line has arranged TO,
the passengers to sail on other vessels
If they desire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Proposes U. S. incorporation
For Foreign Trading Firm,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-FederaI in.
corporation of American companies OF.
gained for foreign trade was proposed
in a bill, drafted by Department Of
Commerce official, which was intro.
duced to-day by Chairman Jones, of II.
Senate Commerce Committee. It ,
similar to the present China tradis,
law, but would apply to American co,.
porations trading in all foreign n.
tions and, like the China trading al.
would remit taxes on incomes earned
by such companies abroad. Corpor.
tions given Federal charters would b
regulated, under the Jones bill, by ID,
Department. of Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Ship Line Earns 100 p. G..
Couriaan & Co. Show Large
Profit Despite Depression

Local agents Of the Van Newell
Gouriaan Company have out the annual
report Of the line yesterday, showing
gross profit last year Of 1928, 6s2
forms on capitalization Of 5000, 900
forms. A dividend Of Is per cent was
declared and the rest was added to
surplus or applied 60 writing Off the
cost of the fleet. The low capital Of
the company enabled it to make a
showing that is considered unusual be-
cause Of the widespread depression in
shipping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05

Roussillon. Havre, July 81 French Line
Metapan. Kingston. Aug 8 United Fruit Co
Fort Victoria. bermuda, Aug s.
Fairness, Wishy q Co
Due Friday
Mauretania, Southampton, Aug &.
cunard s 8 Co
GEORGE Washington. Cherbourg, Aug s.
u s Lines
Carmanla, Queenstown, Aug 2.
Cunard s 3 Co
Brittania. MarseIlles, July rs. Fabre Line
Due Saturday, Aug IL
Eoordam Plymouth Aug g..
Holland America Line
Drottningholn. Gothenburg, Aug g.
Swedish American Line
Montserrat Cadiz, July "a
spanish Royal Mall Line
Esperanza, Havana. Aug d.
N II Cuba Mall s s Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Postum Shows S6.5I a Share

The report of the Postum Cereal
Company for the six months ended June
80, 1922, showed net profits of $1,54l,-
212 after expenses and provision for
government taxes, equivalent, after al
lowing for preferred dividend require
ments, to S6.b1 o share earned on the
outstanding 100000 shares of common
stock of no par value. Net profits for
the whole year cf 1921 were $2,l01 ,G73,
after expenses and taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Nositons at noon, distances in miles an
less otherwise specifed)
Agwihavre 165 SW Nantucket Nv Aug 4.
Ashtasuia 100 from Fire Island Aug 3.
Blue Triangle 200 NE Delaware Break
water Aug 4. I
Eastern Light 245 Sc Boston Aug g.
Gulf Stream 80 = Overfalls Aug l.
Grec!an Al SW Fire Island Aug A.
Herman Frasch lis SW Nantucket LV
Aug 3.
Mount Clinton 275 Ambrose Aug BID
Hamburg.
Morro Castle 1856 S Scotland Aug due
Quarantine AN Aug o.
West Gotomska 400 K Cape Henry Aug g.
Naucoiite lat IS 10 N Ion II OF w Aug 4
I'D Halifax
Seven 275 SW Halifax Aug A.
Virginia 172 SW Block Island Aug l.
lnnoco 149 Ambrose Aug L.
Idaho l53 E Ambrose Aug 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Harley Plant Appraised

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. tia
report of appraisers in the first meet
ing of the three hundred creditors !.
the bankrupt Harley Company bras.
manufacturers, to-day showed the vain.
of the plant, based on fair going valus
to be 1881 ,593, and the same based d,
quick sale to be S635,761. S. NJ. Grez
and G. A. Bacon, who have been rs.
ceivers, were made trustees, with Il.
addition of A. W. Morris, presiden. d
the company. The assets of the csSs
pany are s1,280,331 and the liabilida
S894,048.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
ARMY Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WAsHlNGToN. Aug. Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
AirS Service
Robins, Maj. A, w. 10 Walter Reed Hos
Christie. Maj. A. r.. to L. s.
Infantry
Rutherford. Tt Col r. G. jr.. to Walter
Culoertson, Lit Col A. L., TO Washington.
Miscellaneous
Hospital. NN
ottzenn, Capt. IL. Q. NJ. c.. to Columbus
Feek. Capt. L. b, Med. &. TO Walter
bearing. Capt. a. A. Chem War. syc..
TO Walter Reed Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Change of Masters

John Swanson succeeds John Henorman
command barge L S No 202
Hopkins succeeds Richard d Ulrich
command barge Juniper
George D klippie succeeds Robert u For
bell command barge w s Hillman
Samuel w Fisher succeeds Robert Fisher
COMMAND gasoline screw Notus
John Ihurston succeeds M S Kelsey com =
mand barge L S No 22O
James Baker succeeds George Hammond
command barge Captain iamison.
ErsmmenH aaAolins snrsw eaailiary sIoap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Marine Disasters

LONDON. Aug Grew OF County OF
Carmarthen (Br), landed a Tenerine Ca :
nary Islands. according to advices here.
snip. from Dakar Africa. for Key West
abandoned in sinking condition July 20
after striking coral reef near Mayo, Cape
Verde Islands
SAN FRANCISCO Aug 4-Georgina
Folph, trading coaetwise from Portland
Ore. I'd for San Francisco. dropped pro
peler blade; proceeding under own power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Mar,tin1e MISCELLANY

=, SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 4-shipping
u $780, AGED " Pacific Mail
from this port to be routed from
Shanghai 10 Hong-ong, thence to Manila
BACK to EongNong and Shanghai as a.
present. Change will cut four days from
San Era nolsco- Hongkong run. Purpose
expedltlns movement of bullion and steer
age passengers. Revised schedule to 60
into effect with addition of two more '.b35"
liners starting fortnightly service Thurs
day to be made uniform sailing day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Fire Record

A.; "a 80. DAMAGE
1o:6o--,s6 West sist st. Nelson e. ne
Flanagan .............. Unknown
1a'oo-5lS West 1$4th ST.; Victor Ha-
pro -. ...t.............. Unknown
1l;ss--143 Varick st: John StagnoI
PM N ''o =" II
12:s5--In front of 1865 9Th ay: auto;
Charles Tues Irnk now,
LOOT East SD St. Vincent Tybes
i;lo-34 West sIst ST.: Emily
~ Matthe" ............,..... Triflng
Unknown
CleaVes .-...-....-...... Unknown
s;so-~2o7 Blocker st; Louis Viola.
tHtnown
ss5-2174 Second av; Pasquale De-
iosso-sos East lsth st: Ike Loven-
n'is--s.5 Yves. .sth st, sranbact lt Z
aaaA-s!S ysiahsn Read. tie Rssa ns;''"s
- &aA eAeAAs.~~.+.a as. UAknewa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Ask Bids on River Shins

Bids have been asked by the Phila-
delphia and Wilmington Steamship
Company for the construction of two
modern river steamers, il was rencrte d
yesterday. GEORGE c. Sharp, of New
York, is the architect It is estimate d
that the vessels will cost $500 900 each.
They are to be PIG feet long and will
have accomm odations for 1000 passen-
gers each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
MINDS had sea 1N-,imY

North OF Sandy Hook Gentle to mod
crate variable winds. becoming westerly
partly cloudy weather
sandy Hook 10 lsatteras- Gentle weater-
~ winds and fair weather
Hatterss to- Florida Straits Moderate
eouth and southwest winds and partly
cloudy weather
East Guif Moderate variable winds and
generally fair weather
West, Gulf--Moderats variable wtndn
and generally fair weather
caribbean Sea and Wiudward Passage
Mooerate northeast winds, except variable
over southern portion; partly cloudy
weather with occasional showers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Sailed Yesterday

Japan Arrow, Port Arthur; Cambria
tU S A To- Crlstobal; Manchioneal (Nor),
Kingston; Kennccott. San Fra acisco; Mum
amar, Nuevltas Tndochine (Fr). Montreal:
Vesta Sabine; Ellenmore. Norfolk; Cayo
Mambi. San Juan: Mnnesotan, San Pedro.
Lake Elmhurst. Guantanamo; Dorglum
DAM, Cienfuegos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
CITY Island

Bound South: Schrs Frances J Ell<,n.
tBr). ST John. N B. for New York; Mat
tie J Allies. Machias Me, via Fall River
for New York.
schr Chautauqua (Br) Bridgewater
n s, for New York.
Bound East: Schr Cynthia Griffin
(Br). New York for Windsor. y S.
Schr Roseway (Br) New York for Bos.
ton. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-05
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Man infor nation will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel Port. Sail. Pier
Baltic, Liverpool, 10 Meo, N II
Finland. Antwerp. IL M...........sl. r
Pres Roosevelt. Bremen. PM. Il. Hoboken
Pres Arthur. Danzig. 4 PM. ...A, Hoboken
Westerdijk Rotterdam. l2 NJ.
9Th st. Hoboken
Providence Naples 2. PM. 31st st, B'kiyn
Silvia. st Johns. IL AM. Java st. B'klyn
rort victoria. Bermuda; II AM. s5. n R
Toloa. Port Limon, IL M........' Q, N r
Ponce. San Juan. IL NJ. .36. Bl1lyn
Huron. Turks Isle. 1 PM........34, Bl1iyn
Cornelia. San Juan, IL M.......27, Bklyn
Sioux City. Santiago. ~ M...le, Bkiyn
american Legion Rio de Janeiro PM
8, Hoboken
Niagara. Bordeaux, 8 PM..........74. N R
stonewall. Smyrna, IL M.......71, N Il
Vasconia. London. IL M......7l, N r
Bradford City. Liverpool. PM. IA. Blslyn
charlton Hall. Valparaiso, PM
Sail Tuesday
Berengaria Southampton. IL Mb4 70
Reliance. Hamburg, 10 AM SO N r
BRrfond, Progreso IL M17. R,llvn
Hog Island, salonca ~ NJ Kent st. B'K tiy r.
siamese Prince. Buenos Ayres, Pm.
Sail Wednesday
Polonia, Danzig, 2 PM.
8, Bush Docks, B'klyn
President Garfield. London, / PM
c0nstantnople. constantinople. 3 PM
Tivives. Santa Marta. IL M...... 0, N r