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New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Cuts in Ocean
Rates S Apply to
UnitedKingdom
Conferences Now Have Lit
tie Control Over Freight
Charges on North Allan
tic.European Trade Lane
Shippers Sign Ahead
Exporters and Importers to
Take Advantage of War in
Rates; Forestall Increase

Ocean rates on the principal com
modities from American North Atlantic
ports 10 the United Kingdom are now
open, without restriction by conference
agreements. Il was learned yesterday.
This ia an extension Of the rate war
started the day before TO Continental
European ports. Shipments to the
Mediterranean have been free from
conference action for several months.
As a result Of the keen competition
Of the last few weeks. which eliminated
in the disruption Of the most important
conference tariffs this week. it is now
apparently a fight to the finish between
the lines which are disposed TO hold
10 the conference system and the few
which place their hope for eargoes on
shading the fixed rates.
The huge surplus Of ships. the in
crease in tramp tonnage and the re-
fusal Of several lines TO participate in
rate-making have broken the strong
freight combinations. While there is
10 be no underwriting between the old
established lines. the traffic managers
OF large companies admit frankly that
stability will not be restored until
some OF the weaker concerns have been
forced out Of business. Practically all
North Atlantic trade services are al
fected.
The Continental and United Kingdom
conferences still maintain a semblance
of control over hundred or more
minor commodities. but grain. -four,
sugar, oil and other items constituting
the bulk Of the trade are open.
At the Offices Of the Shipping Board
yesterday II was said that the United
Kingdom conference had refused 20
throw open any commodities except
automobiles. Typewriter lists were
obtained from other sources showing
that open rates prevail on twelve items
and that reductions were made on
about twenty ohers.
Among those which are now unro-
stricted are -four, grain. sugar. acetate
Of lime, autos, syrup. glucose, lubri.
eating oil, grease, paraffin wax and
beef extracts. Asphalt was reduced 70
So ton.
Reductions on most commodities
probably will not run 20 more than 10
20 20 per cent in the opinion OF leading
ship men, who said that the charges
now are generally below the cost Of
operation. The chief effect Of the open
market. IL is said, is that il gives the
conference lines an opportunity to meet
competition without losing time.
From freight brokers yesterday II
was learned that many large shippers
are now taking advantage Of the lower
tariffs by signing contracts for several
months in advance, acting on the belief
that the present rate war will be short
and that rates will quickly move up
ward again.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
NAVY Orders

From The Tribmes WashfHgioH Bureds
WASHINGTON. June Navy orders
issued to-day follow
Porteraeld Com. l.. n. to L. s. s Nevada.
Russell. Com. e. =. % L. $. S. Vega.
Downer. IT.. Com. D. Is, 20 Wnsh,ng'on'
Msig,' II. com. J. p. jr.. to Atlantic nee,
Read. II. Com. o. y. 10 hrookN
Tlliey. It, Com. II. p. jr.. TO fth naval
BurShari. It. }. r.. to L. :. $ nrazos
Calhoun. II v. C.. - % Annsp9,., ,,.,,,,
Farnhard,. II. p. g. to Annapolis
Franz. It. g.. 20 Boston.
HaGssiI' It. r s. 70 70 .,s 5. yo,I 5, Bushnell.
Rss%q''rs. Rssoq Fl, II T. g. t. 10 70 Ei,eSsS i SsSn
woodrur. IT.. !. l.. TO philadelphia.
Mcfarland. It. g. gJ J. g.. to L. 5. 5.
Fsirmsn, Ems ? z. ir.;. to X.w London.
Hickey. Ems 4. r.. 20 New York
Hoover. Ems. ". D.. to L. 5. $. New
HSpp' Ems. J. n. to T. $. 3. Denver
LoEer. Ems 4. M.. TO Pacific Meet.
Mathis II. NJ. s.. TO Atlantic reet
Neuberger. 1t. J. =. 10 Pensacola.
Mehlng. Ch. Dos'n p. c.. TO Aslatic sta
tlon.
Muclchi, Bosn J. 4, to 18th naval dis
Van Pelt. Bos'n 2. 10 l.. 8 s. Procyon.
Ga Dor. Gun. e TO L. s. 8. Affair.
Graziani. Gun. p r. 10 Portsmouth.
Howard. Ch. Mach. II. G., TO L. s. s.
BrazoE.
Zcmbsch. Ch Pharm L.. 10 Yokohama.
Werner. Com. r.. To Boston.
Coogan. II. ?. a.. 10 New York.
Gest. II. J. r.. 10 Cincinnati.
McManamon II. Z. j.. 10 Cleveland.
Weber II. H. W. 10 L. s. $. Prairie.
Bergen. II. q. 81 @. a. 70 New York.
Christie. 1T. q. 81 =. ~. TO L. 5. $.
Peak IT, q. g.) C. D.. TO New York.
Garyey. 1t o. 80 r. r.. 10 New York
Halford. II. q. 81 ". F., 10 Mare isis ~.
Jones. It. q. g) Y. l.. 10 l. >. ;. fralrie.
I.eek. II q. g. n. H.. 10 philadelphia.
shaw. H. d. gD -. T.. 10 Boston.
Tayior 1t q. - p. 10 New York.
Thachcr. II. q. 50 ]. E. TO Hampton
clifford. Ems r.. 10 Puget sound.
cronly Ena. u. d. To Hampton Roads
ponnier Ems y. ". jr. 10 New York.
Ford Ems l.. W. TO Boston
Uaughey. Ems r. r.. 10 New York.
FoiIowlng 10 4. :. 3 Pittsburgh. Balm.
pms a. II. cOlclough. Ems. .. s.. Gal
ierv Fns D. v. I.awton. Ems. A. =.
Following to San Francisco Manegold.
Gun. g. W. Jones. ~. r D. sche~tz.
II. W ": Andrews, II. q. - p A.
Drury. II 9. - W. A.. Gardner II.
n. ~ 6; Hause. -. q. ~ T. T. Lee
yer It. q. 50 l. c. Dohcrty, Ems.
] O.. Fulton. Ems ". 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Marine Disasters

NORFOLK. June e-Flahing str Davis X
Phillips. of R~edyilie. arrived yesterday
with one blade of propeller gone Repairs
bein gmade at the coionna Shipysrd and
IN steamer u expected 20 sail this after
noon
MONTREAL. June 9-iislian steamer
Salna. hound for Montreal from Barry,
wales. which went ashore a. Anticostl ISL
and to-day. has renpated herself without
assistance and is now on way 20 Quebec.
n ls reported here tonight
CHARLOTTETOWS. 4 r. Z. June o.
sallna reported shore ~ Fox hay. An
ticosti Island No official word has
reached marine md fisheries agency.
Records list two ships by that name. one
Italian. registered 1ll tons other. bull,
A. Oakland. carr. In 1890. for shipping
Board and last reported az San Francisco.
Registers f.556 tons
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Majestic To BE Shown
For New York Charity
Hospitals and Other Institu-
iions Will Get Benet
of Admission Fee

The Majestic, the worlds largest
ship, due at New York next Tuesday on
her second voyage, will be shown for
charity at Pier 50, North River, on
Thursday. from 10 to 5 o'clock. An ad-
mission fee OF so cents will be charged.
Guides will be stationed at the gang
way TO escort visitors through the
ship from the bridge TO the engine
room. The public rooms, including the
lounge, the palm court, the restaurant
and the dining room. will be open. as
well as the principal suites. The pro-
ceeds OF the inspection will be divided
among a number Of New York hospitals
and charitable institutions.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

distances IN miles. position at noon, unie,,
otherwise specined)
Ala, towing Eastern Dawn. III Y Nan
tuckct LV June g.
City OF Flint l53 + Cape Henry June ..
Clare 40 Nantucket Nv Az June .
Dochet 800 OF Delaware Breakwaier
June p
Hilton snchosed OF Southwest Ledge. New
Haven. IN June q
Governor John Lind 235 NNw San Juan
juno 3.
, Gunney due New York noon June TO-
Millinocket 3is y San Juan juno s.
Pan n-America>2.iis Sc Ambrose Nv June s.
Paris 100 II Nantucket June .. due $40
AN June 10.
Paria 40 SsE Ambrose ~ June G.
San Lorenzo lis y San Juan psi June &
Susquehanna 1872 Ambrose Nv June O.
Wassalc 27< r Cape Henry juno o.
Wheeling Mold iss Ambrose Nv June .
Belgian 10 ENE Five Fathom Bank
June 2.
creion 20 ESE End June q
Gulfstrehm l3U ; Overfails June 2.
Bassa lat IS lf Ion u n June .
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Radio Corpn. of America

Distances given In miles positions Al
noon unless otherwise stated)
Afrombria II y Bodie Island An June 4
g Garfield 100 : Ambrose June p
cantugny lat 30 o. y lon 90 40 " June 4
Cedric i,232 Ambrose June g.
city Of Pint f53 r Cape Henry Juae ?.
city Of Rome ll3 SW Gayhead June 2.
Hlorelnte lf3 : Ambrose June g.
Everett 30 ESD Highland Light June ?.
Federal 5l0 y by bermuda June g.
Felis Taussig 10 s Overfsiis June g.
Gaiilio $50 y Ambrose June 2.
Joseph Seep ,C5 + Five Fathom June 4
John WorthingtOn 90 ENE Nantucket
Juae 3.
Lake Arthur 100 Ambrose June 2.
Lapland f0z Y Ambrose June ?.
" Elliott 1f Ambrose June O.
Mount Carroll 3O5 y Ambrose June 2.
MUNRO 1i3 s Providence June 3.
Muekogee 80 y Diamond June A.
SRnganon $40 Il Cape May June .
Standard 30 Ovcrfalls June
Swlfteagie 40 y Diamond June =
w q Warden 20 3 Ambrose June 2.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Army Orders

Prom The Tribane's Washington Bureau
WASHISGTOS. June Army orders
Issued to-day follow;
Field Artillery
Cox. Capt VI. r.. 70 Fort Slli
Messick. Capt A E.. 20 Camp Bragg.
Weaver. Capt. ". X. ST.. "a Fort Bcnning.
soweli. II. n. r. TO Camp bragg.
Galr. Capt A. v. 20 Camp hragg
Jackson. Capt. &. 10 Fort Sam Houston.
Infantry
MacMuilin. Capt q. ". 20 Port Bennlng
Rollenbeck. cant !. W. 10 Nogaier
Burress. Capt.w. A. 20 Edgewood Arsenal
Engineers
Gross. Major C. p TO W@st Point
Hoffman. col O. Il. 10 New Orleans
Miscellaneous
Maize II. Col. : D.. cav, n Fort Leav-
cnworth.
Rose. Major :. r.. ord. Dept. 10 Camp
Knox
wilder. II. A. v. sig C.. 10 Camp Alfred
Vail.
Hunsleksr. II. 9. H.. Q. n. C. 10 chleaE 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

Maivln Balker succeeds Charles An
hansen command gasoiin, yacht Anna
wefa.
II Smith succeeds Frank stewart
command steam screw Eugene Hughr.
oliver n Strickland succeeds pswnld
Thompson command steam screw Atlantic
Edward Davis succeeds Frank Keenan,
command barge " O'nonneii.
John Auinliier succeeds Antonio Hosoa
command gasolin. schew Ventura.
william & Brown succeeds James q Con-
way command steam screw Jacob II
Heath
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Sailed Yesterday

Bradford city CBr). London. Coma ,bl.
Perth Amoby Gufqueen. Port Arthur
WIN O Warden. Baton Rouge. San Juan
NunaTar. Nassau. ocmulgee. btuns"'cs
perrensfford fNor1. Bergen Venus II
1~or1 -: Matensdlik fDu). Boston
Muntwood. Manau. COilamer. Phhaael j.
phia. byron j. Benson. Port loboA. Sus
quehanna. Bremen. Satotowan' Smyrh" VIA
Seliasia CBr). Baltimore. Tosto tNor)'
Campbelton. y. r. ,.,-
Aiiianca. Norfolk; Ohioan. Boston Flora
CDu), Cape Hayti
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Cosmopolitan Co. Fails
To Get French Potash
Movement of Cargoes Made a
Monopoly by the Govern.
ment of France

j. r. Munoz. vice-president Of the
Cosmopolitan Shipping Company, said
yesterday that the line had failed in its
efforts 10 get part OF the movement Of
100000 tons Of Alsatian potash to the
United States because the French gov
ernment had directed that all Of the
shipments must be made in French
vessels. This has created a monopoly,
Mr.. Munoz said, which American COM
panies cannot overcome.
". J. Love, vice-president Of the
Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Cor
poration, called attention recently 10
the potash situation and urged that
steps be taken in the United States to
promote traffic on American vessels.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Dangers to Navigation
tBy q = Iiydrosraphie ofnce)
North Atlantic Coast - on the American
foaat

The following obsfructlona were report
ed June T. lat t0if. lon "a 81. spar 80 n
ionr carriilo. the n Coast Guard cutter
seneca reports June T. miles iis deg, IN
iat - S. Ion "a 81. an obstruction 80 n
long. Z n wide. In tow. June Z. lat - On.
ion ~ 10, log 30 n long. n square.
TivIvss. Juno 4. lat "a &C. Ion u o.. spar
10 n longi n In diameter. With bands
and ring on one end. sppafeEtiy part ~ a
schooner's boom. ~ Esteroi June 8. LAT
1fBa. long 7tfo. large spar projecting -
n out of water. ~ Nnrte. june T. lai
SOL Ion 70 So. large steel drum partly
submerged. two large logs. 20 n long. COW
cred with marine growth. Frederic y kel-
logg. June ,. lat ~ co. lon 10 90, red can
buoy III Nofie
Along the Oversee Routes
The following obstruction was reported
May 70. lot 81 ao lon n OF. large conioai
buoy. surmounted hy a tripod Albania.
The master Of the Am ftr Mount Car
roll reports June that Port Philip
wreck buoy. In approximately lat 20 o.,
lon ~ o.. was nearly sunk.
international lee Patrol serylce
The following radioEfam was received
from the & Coast Guard cutter Tampa
June :. position lat a. 10. lon 20 20. drift-
lng fox hampered by low Visibility. but
search disclosed no Ice south Of parallel OF
a. rs -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Gatewood to Address
New Naval Architects
Webb Institute To Hold Cradu-
ating Exercises; Nine Fin
ish the Course

R. D. Gatewood, director Of the di-
vision Of construction and repair Of
the Shipping Board, will address the
graduating class of the Webb Institute
Of Naval Architecture, Sedgwick Ave
nue. and lSSth Street, this afternoon.
Nine students arc TO receive their
diplomas to-day. II was said yester-
day that the Webb Institute would have
twenty vacancies next fall. The insti-
tute was endowed by William II. Webb,
a pioneer American shipbuilder. It is
the only school in the United States
solely for naval architecture and ma
rine engineering. Under the terms Of
the endowment students receive free
instruction, board and lodging.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Notice 10 Mariners
my 1. ;. nydrographlc onIcel

Robbins Reef gong buoy. y. v. replaced
hy hell buoy June .. Tor period ~ five
days 10 permit installation ~ new cot
- gongs upon completion ~ which G0ng
buoy will b. returned 90 station and bell
buoy withdraw
No trace 90 the wreck ~ tho steam
ya"h. Msrceila. sunk IN 1918 about i8
miles ~ degrees from Sandown Castle.
The Downs England. in approximately
lat 5i.is north. Ion ! - east can b. found
beyond foul ground in the vicinity thereof
Buoy has been Withdrawn.
The master ~ the American steamer
q Thcrine reports that channel buoy SO
?. AZ the entrance 10 Porta llataln APP
proNimatcly LAT l9.fs.2s north. lon u.fl. 20
west. was missing on May IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Freight Ships Due

Vessel Port. Agsncy.
Hertford. Portland. May 20 Norton Lilly
Riol. Shields. May 2i......H n Smith 4 Co
NaScOnlR. London. May 23.. .Cunard \ Co
Coma. Amsterdam. May p. .Furness-W Witty
chickasaw City. Colombo, April 20.
Norton. Lilly q Co
Editor. Dunkirk. May 81. cos.ao politsn Line
Neponset, San Francisco. May 10.
Pacific s s Co
wheeling Mold. Shields. May 2s.
II Winchester a Co
Doohet Alexandria. Mag IS.
The Export Corp
Harmonides. Buenos Ayres May II.
Houston Line
L p Hoimblsd. Newcastle. May 3s
Punch. Edye n Co
ssueus. Constantinople. Bull Lines
Due Tomorrow
Karroo. Penang. May 27.~Norton. Lilly 4 Co
Mathyen. Gibraltar. May a.
Canadian Pacific r r Co
Due Monday
Eastern I'm porter Rotterdam. May 81.
Black Diamond Corp
Rollins. Port Antonio. June S.
Atlantic Fruit Co
nue Tuesday
Malaga. May 2s
James W glVeii A. Co
olen. punkiTk, May so.~.cOsmopolitsn Line
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Reduction i'm Postal
Rates Proposed in
House to Aid Press
Continuation of Second
Class War Tariff Menaccs
Entire Publishing Trade,
Representative Kelly Says

r,o., IN, rribnnc's washing'oH Bureau
WASHINGTON. June 9.-Reduction
~ seeond class postage rates, which
were originally imposed as war taxes
was proposed in a bill introduced in
tho House to-day by Representative NJ.
CLYDE Kelly. Republican, fPennsyl-
yania The bill is intended TO give
relief 20 newspapers and magazines
which have made representations TO
Congress that the continuation OF high
postal rates seriously affected the en-
tire publishing industry
Tie Kelly bill would repeal the last
two OF the four increases In postal
rates which were made under the war
revenue law Of 1917. Representative
Kelly. in n statement issued to-day,
pointed out that newspaper and maga-
zine publishers Of the country are IN
need Of relief from this discrimina-
tory war tax that the press may con
tinue 10 function. lie said that the
prooscd measure retains the present
zone system Of ostal charges. but re-
duccs the amount Of charge from the
fourth advance, effective July !, 10 the
second advance in rates, which became
effective July !, 1919. According 20
Mr. Kelly, the rates asked for would
still give the government l75 per cent
more than the pre-war rates and would
not relieve the publishing industry Of
one cent Of the other Federal taxes
paid by il in common with other in
dustrics
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Shin ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON. juno s-The Eastern
Crown. vessel ~ $3.50 dcadwclGht tons.
was assigned to-day by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation 10 the Mallroy Transport
Lines Inc. - Baltimore a. managing
agents The ship VIII be- used in the scry-
ic" touching pofta on the Gulf north At
lanilc and South and East Africa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Vessels Sold

Heiys. gasoline screw. - tons: sold by
Edward Kell TO Joseph Donohue FOR 81
and other considerations
kcnCerton. gasoline screw. tons. sold
by Inland Dredging Corp. 20 Carrie Sam
mis- for SO and other considerations.
Sorafnacca. steam screw. 1.l0l tons. sold
~ Saramaccs : S Corp 20 United Fruit Co
for 81 hd other considerations.
TiviVes steam screw. 276s tons sold by
Tiyives 3 S Corp 20 United Fruit Co Tor 81
and other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Passenger Ships Due

Paris Tr). Hsvre June .: TO French
Line with malls. is expected 10 dock fore
noon al Pier 81. y west 18th si).
Lapiand (Br. Antwerp June J. TO Red
Star Line with mails. ls expected 20 dock
afternoon st Pier CT. r (Mest Zist stl.
Carmanis CBr). Liverpool June l. to
Cunard S S Go with mails, II expected 20
dock about 4 D IN al Pier o.. y west
Caronia (Br). Hamburg May 81; to
Cunard Line with mails. will dock fore
noon at Pier DC. II (West 18Th st).
Due Tomorrow
Cedric CBr). Liverpool June 3 10 White
Star Line with mails. IL expected 20 dock
afternoon ~ Pier 60. (West 2oth sQ.
President Fillmore. Cherbourg June %
pected 10 dock forenoon At Pier (. Hoboken
Calamarcs, Havana June >; 10 United
Fruit co with malls; IS expected 10 dock
afternoon at Pier IS. e (Maiden Lanel.
Due Monday
Pan-America. Santos May 20: 10 Munson
s s Line with malls. is expected TO dock
about $40 m at Pier 3. Hoboken.
San Lorenzo. San Juan June Z. TO e.
Porto Rico co with malls. is expected
10 dock about 10 IN al Pier 30. Brooklyn
(Atlsntic Basin).
Philadelphia. Mayaguez May 7: 10 Bliss.
Daiiett & Co with mails; is expected to
doc kforenoon at Pier II. Brooklyn (Aion-
taguo ST..
Due TUESDAY
Majestic Southampton. June 7 " star Line
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. June l.
United American Lines
Zacapa. Santiago June = United Fruit Co
Siboney. Havana. June lO.....Ward Line
Due Wednesday
America. Palermo. June /. Italia-America
Fred. VIII, Christiania. June 2
scandinavian. Line
p de SatrustagnL Barcelona. May 25.
Spanish Line
Due Thursday
Yorck. Bremen. June 3. Nor German Lloyd
King Alexander. Gibraltar, June 4.
Gaianos 4 Co
Metapan. Kingston. June 10. Unit Fruit Co
Due Friday
r-n-Ln.- Canl a |. n. II On L1r. L 9 LLr..
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
American Ports

BALTIMORE. June 9.-Arrived. Hosie
Glasgow; Ailaguash. Mssslna. Th0rsdal
fNOr). NeWOrt News. Cub0fe Norfolk
West Arrow. Liverpool Via Norfolk; Ba-
dagry (Br). Dakar, Nelson. Aatanzaa:
Thomas r. Beal, San Francisco via Colon.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Marine Reports


Winds at Sea To-day
Hatteras 20 Key Moderate south
eriy winds and partly cloudy weaihet.
taat and West Guif-Modcrate TO fresh
southeast winds and partly cloudy weather.
caribbean Sea and windward fassag1-
Moderate 20 fresh eaEtcriy WINDS and gen
eraliy fair weather.
North % sandy Hook Moderate variable
vifds. unsettled and showery weather
sandy Hook 20 Hatteras-Eoderate
southwest and west winds ana party
cloudy weather.
Hafteras TO Florida stralts-Moderate
sovtheriy winds and partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
All Other Items Modified

"Thc present postage rates on news
papers and publications were fixed IN
the war revenue law. passed in 1871
and are 325 per cent higher than the
pre-war ratrs," said Representative
Kelly. Every one Of the items car
ried in that measure. with the excep-
tion OF the tax on second-class mail
matter, has been modified or repealed.
These wartime postage increases have
driven million Of pounds Of second
class matter from the mail into private
channels Of distribution. There IS
something radically wrong when pri-
vato companies can make a handsome
profit az rates less than those charged
in postage. believe there is no good
reason why the publishers Of news.
papers and magazines should be singled
out 20 pay this extra war tax
1.-THE newspapers and other period
icals." continued Mr. Kelly. were the
very fountain source Of frst-class and
fourth-class mail. They also perform
an invaluable service in freely carry
ing messages Of the postofIice and
other departments Of the government
direct 10 the people. They arc really
selling agents for the govcrnment,but
they get no commissions on their sales.
II is common sense policy TO give
them advantageous rates in the mail.
Advertising Public Information
"The fact that these high rates are
charged on the advertising pages does
not lessen the injustice. Advertising IS
not merchandise but information. The
newspapers are information highways
Just as essential 10 the business pros
perity Of this country as the highways
and waterways. Not sale can be
made or pound Of goods shipped
without tho Interchange Of informa-
ton. The advertisements are chronicles
Of every advance in industrial achieve
mcnt Without them publication Of the
newspapers and magazines would be
impossible"
The bill has been referred 70 House
Postoffce Committee and hearings will
be held az an early date.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Signaled

Paris Fr). Havre for New York. 100
miles east of Nantucket at noon. dock
$3.50 a m Saturday.
Lapland (BD. Antwerp for New York.
tz2 miles east of Sandy Hook At noon
dock about y m SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Fire Record

a ". Damage
ie3o--55O W 3uh ct. auto truck.
Binn Motor Co...-..........T Trihing
l3s5-Pier &C. North River. foot OF
3sth At. woolworth under dock.
New York CMentral Railroad
ai5-Foot Of Di,mare ST. city Isl
and. Hierney q Dwyer. Unknown
1.25-27t6 sth ay.. unknown. Trfing
! sO-Front Of 80 W eth st. taxi
cab. James Flood ....... Total loss
5:2o-iis W. 9sth st.. william
1876 Broome st; unknown Triains ria
so0-27s z. Sd st.; Henry Glider
soS-iIs W. iiAh st. Bessie simon
s;ss-so Rutgers pl; T. oswllsky.
$3.50 Rutgers pl; Samuel Fried
..o-ss '' uaivsi.i,y pi; sislsssTs s@Ts'""
s:s-ssi E. i5sth al. the Bronx.
Max Kornneid ........... Unknown
s:S-is4 Monroe st.; Elsie Rosen-
s:io-iOs Delaney s;.. Samuel Elber-
sis-iss,h st. and Harlem river:
Jnknown .s........ ....--. none
sio-5ss W. Bway. N. Tromsr
sis-,oss ID sv.; Abraham weinger.
s.5O-Is7 Suffolk st: Jacob Darosky.
Unknown
10 .o-ssi w. 55,h A.: auto in garage
OF Greeley Sightseeing co.
Is:so-7th sv. and W. IIth st.: taxi.
oscar Goldman ........--..T Trining
ie:lB-sis wales av.. the Bronx: auto
in garage OF J. Clckstein. .Trifing
Ii.le-i W. il3th st.: L. Costro. .Trining
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

distance r. given IN miles Reports are
dated a. noon unless otherwlse speelnen.l
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
CITY Island

Bound Fast, schs y + Jayne. Greenport
for New York. Daniel Tompkins. Newport
for New York
Bound Past: Sch Cleaner. New York FOR
Nantucket.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
Outgoing Steamships


NOTE.-Man Information will be found
On Travel PAGE. Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylVh'
saving time.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

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