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The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01

looking dish-boil in salted wafer as
usual Put the macaroni in the CEN
ter of the dish, pour the raisln sauce
around the macarOni with Il Few OF
the raisins on top. Prepare the sauce
by putting one cupful of seeded rals-
ms through food chopper, then put
into a saucepan with one cupful OF
water and boil for ten minutes. ADD
little salt, two tabiespoonfuls or
cornstaf%h, six of sugar and two
teaspoonfuls of cinnamon; boil FOR
five minutes, The cinnamon may be
reserved and sprinkled over the
macaroni if desired.
Rice With Cocoa Sirup.-Boil one
cupful of rice as usual in Salted Wa
ter Drain and dry in the oven until
every grain stands up. Serve the rice
| In the center of platter with cocoa
sauce poured around it. The rice may
be nodded if desired.
Cocoa Sirup.-Take two cupfuis
| each of water. sugar and boil five min
! utes; reserve one cupful of the water
to mix with cocoa, add one-half
teaspoonful of salt and one cupful of
cocoa. Boil slowly for ten minutes.
When cold put away in bottles. This
is nice for hot or cold drink. With
milk.
Stuffed Dates With Whipped Cream
-Remrye the stones from choice
/ dates. nil with chopped pecan meats
moistened with some of the chopped
dates. Press the dates into their orig
inal shape, simmer in little mari
schino cherry juice or in light sugar
| sirup favored with lemon rind. to
! cover. Chill when tender, drain and
chill. Serve in nests of whipped
| cream.
Date Filling.-Whip the whites of
| two eggs to stiff froth, add one cup
full of granulated sugar, flavor with
lemon and stir in one-third of cup
full each of raisins. dates and walnut
meats finely minced. This is deli
| cious filling but should be eaten fresh
] caulifiower With Cheeses-Cook the
caulifiower as usual, break up into
flowerets and arrange in baking dish
with layer of highly seasoned white
sauce with generous layer of cheese
Repeat and when the dish is full, bake
covered with buttered crumbs. Serve
when the crumbs are brown.
The dear familiar things of every day.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01

I h e vegetables ;
til ey w i'll be
more tender and
Of better color.
Salt all tender
green vegetables
after they are
90 k e d. Peas,
fresh beans and
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01

o with headquarters at
he will IT by taking
Vova
tain ship called the sNtyhfth ed
meridian OF the ea
ntoap his personal attendant
in his ofice al
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01

Forest Fires and Lands Not Growing Trees Are
Threats to Prosperity
BY G. L. PACK, President American Forestry Assn.


threatening the future prosperity of the countrr
are TWO bS ltems yearly loses from forest tires
anu our h1tdreds OF millions of of forest lands
whleh are not growing forests Just what this means
10 Dig industries Is shown in the three-mon-dollar-
a-year freight bill New England pays on imported
lumber because of the idle acres close to her factory
doors The lumber cut in the state of New York has
cropped almost 90 per cent since 1910 Her
OF lumber are paying S66oo00o0 year for imported
lumber. The imported lumber comes 3 600 miles hv
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERING

! II water is very hard try adding a
hit OF soda to the water when cooking
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01
sEAsoNARLE GOOD THINGS

We have all enjoyed macaroni with
egg, white sauce and cheese, with
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01

One 81 the wedding cakes made for
Princess Mary of England, elaborate
ly designed and set on great base
Three tiers composed the cake. on the
lower tier being inscribed the initials
M ahd ''L"-for Mary and LascelIes
respectively.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01

The dear familiar things of every day.
Seeing we see not. as we use and
wear,
Seeking for beauty in the far away,
The strange and rare.
-Carmelita Janvier.
The St. Charles herald., 1922-04-01
The KITCHEN
CABINET
Copyright, 1922, Western Newspaper Union.

Love Is as strong as death; jealousy
Is cruel as the grave; the Goals there-
of are Goals of fire. which hath most
vehement tiame.-Song of Solomon
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Cleared

Mauretania {Br>.. Ros,ron; Cherbours
Gaeriane tBrl. Yeoman; Newcastle.
eth and Dundee, Furness, Witty & co.
Samuel . Brown. smith; Newark from
Port Lobos, D r Warden.
Maasdiik fnu). De Jonce: Montpvideo
and Buenos Ayres; Norton. 1lllv & co.
and Newcastle; J II Winchester X co
Maraval Br), Math"son; Grenada Trini.
God and Demerara; furness. = Nit
Scottsburg. Nlcnolson; Yoeohama Kobe
and shanghai via Panama CanaI; l}aroou +,
Lines.
Arabic GSr), Marshall, Tonta Delgada
and Madeira. White Star Line.
Glynndon Nielsen. Cioufuegos. Manza
nulo and Guarantanamo; atlantic l'rui,
Alyatros (Nor>, Drum; sagua. Munson
Line
jefferson. Horsley; Norfolk; Old Donin-
lon Transportation Co.
Pipestone COUNTY .stromAeck: Philadel-
phia; Cosmopoiitan shipping orp.
CITY OF MONTGOMERY, Iumnond, Savan-
nah, Ocean s S Co
Anna Maersk GCanl. Anderson. %orfolk
Elliott * Co
Alhlstan tDanD. Krogh; Norfolk. Is
breHdtscn Moeller Co.
Elizabeth r, Rasmussen; Texas City. y
/ Warden.
BARRYMORE. Haynes; Baltimore; Furness,
Witty & Co
Alm ,Norl. .Aanonseu, Fort au Spain
Caribbean s S Co
Fort Hamilton CBr). Francis; Hamilton;
Furress, Witty & Co
Sch Amy q Mexican (Br). Hilton: Dart
mouth; GiiUartin & 60.
Sch Elisha Atkins. Campbell, Boston
James y. Elliott & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day


c,,Tds e. n'j, ant9nio April IS TO
Sgi. agGe 90 win mails, Is expected to
tonho- tCoh FORENOON .te at l'er a. \ tchfis-
''i'ne' ~ ,,a-.,,.
a. Sfa, a. iaIIe H'"e' Is expected 10 oocK
a ,t S4me r'' -, - h'yn.
to I.a'npor; &, iiolt Line, is e3pected qo
%, Hoooken
Hansa Ger, Hamburg April 1o; 10
,,dn.sG nnned AmsrIqan Lines with mails is ex,
co With With n5is 5ip"a' Hprl1 ~ 70 aaaamh nam, Il Il
Origaba Havsna ~, ~ "es' oe. ''h 81 So.
Line: is exrarts% a. dnct t. W 'H
e IVAN So - NY@H '"'o az 'p' =
city of Savannah. Savannah. Aprii %;
20 ocean @; is expected to doc< fore
Mohawk, Jaeksonvnle Apru p TO clyde
as a.!ne Is Is eSpected TO dock forenoon al Pier
o. ~ ~ Nona i''oh s''.
Due Tomorrow
Haverford fRr, 1I,,,h,,rr A,,u;, - e.
White star Line W.ith ntpTs - a,.,,| 10 70
dock at Pier 69, y r tWest 18th ST.,
Due Thursday
Lithuani. (Dan,. Copenharoo Anvil *
expected to dock forenoon at Pc It,,si7
Docks. B'kiyn. % ''''
S.xaoIa, Kingston Anil %. IN 1-r,,oa
Fruit Go with mails: - exn1ctad ~ ~ ttoei
afternoon at Pier IS r maiden TanaS
Matura (Br). Trinioad Aorn Ia. to En~.
to dock forsnoon o. IN ~ m4''S IS expected
Fort Victoria (Brl bermuda Anr,i -
TO Furness. Witty & GO with mails: is -,
pected 10 dock about $50 a m at Pier %.
n Il ("eSt 65th st).
IN. .,r,asr
vss.e, D.,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Charges OF Waste
Against Ship Board
Bunk Says Lasker
Chairman Asserts Wartime
Claims Have Been Settled
on 20 p. &. Basis, and
No Sign Of Any Scandal

WASHINGTON, April -. I he charge
that the Shipping Board was wasting
government funds in the settlement Of
war contracts, advanced by stiles +.
Dodge n travelling auditor Of The board.
who sought TO interest Representative
Clyde NJ Kelly, Of Pennsylvania, with
Il view TO d possible Congressional in
vcstigation, were emphstically denied
day by Chairman A. b. Laskcr, Of
the board.
Dodge's statements were character
Laskcr, who said that there was no
graft and no scandal in the present
Shipping Board The chairman vehc
mently denied that the dismissal last
week Of l.. NJ Stevens as acting comp
trollcr was based on Stevens belief
that the government was not being
properly protected. Stevens was re
moved, Laskcr said, because Of in
efficiency
Chairman Laskcr reviewed the settle
mcnts of war contracts completed to
date, and showed that the claim had
been settled on a basis of 20 per cent
Of the actual sums sought Dodge has
been suspended until he can lay his
complaints personally before the Snip
ping Board chairman.
"The present Shipping Board" Chair
man Lasker said, mas up to date au
thoriZed the settlement Of 1886 claims
Of contractors for amounts aggregating
1898, ,660.54. The net amount pay
able in cash from the Treasury Of the
United States, after deducting Offsets
by contractors. is s448 ,32O42 The cash
amounts allowed, and which were ac-
cepted on the approximate $40, 900 900,
we're about $2,450,000; but as against
that, certain companies in their settle
ments admitted owing the Shipping
Board 100000 900 in excess Of their
claims, making net cash settlement on
the 10000, 900 claims Of s45OOO0
"Thc cases that were settled by the
claimants paying approximately 81 2.000, .
600 to the board involved all told. the
adjustment of claims Of approxim ate
ly s70000o0; SO, deducting these par
ticular claims, which involved YerY
| large sums, the not is that S13 900 900
in claims have been settled for ap-
proXimately 81 800 900, or little less
than 20 per cent.
This gives the net Of the settle
ment Of claims from the time the
present Shipping Board came into
Office until this morning. Large set
Elements will have to be forthcomin in
the future, but certainly the record up
to date would not indicate waste un-
der the present Shipping Board
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Liberty Gto, santos, Aprll s. .,.,. ,,.r
Crapncss, Tyne. April So s Navigation Co
Canadian Hunter. Gibr"lt@r, hpa' 1111 uo,<.v
Nevadan, Cristobal. April l5Un Am Lines
Nebrasran. cristobal, April ls
United American Lines
Havana Maru, Crstobal April i6.
Barber Lines
Robin Goodfclow, San Francisco. Aprn I,
lsthmian Lines
PiDcstone County Rottcrdau. AprN s.
Cosmopolitan Line
FL occidcnte. Galveston. Apr,' lo.
Cabo Nillsno, Seville. April g.. Ybarra Limo
Lloyd Royal Beige
West Eldara. punkirI>, April 10.
Ossining. Buenos Ayres Apr!. ;.
Munson Lines
Sussex, Cristobal, April IL. Mort on Lilly
Due Tomorrow
Psnaman. Hamburg. April IL. L Am Lines
Pert Elliot, Liverpool, April IA.
soerakar,s. Gibraltar. April l2.
Western Spirit Antwerp. Anri, O.
Rack Diamond Line
Due Thursday
Ncicus Liverpool. April Is. Booth & Co
Mesaba. London, April 13..Atlantic Transp
knud II, Shields, April i2.,.. FunCh Edyo
saranao. Avonmouth, April 13.
Anglo-Amcrican OIL
Due Friday
California, Bordeaux Apr.l l3, french Line
Welsh City. London, April l3.U Nav Co
Marongo Hull April 49,
Ellcrmans Wilson Line
Amelia. Port Antonio. April 90,
Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Saturday
Corson, Hamburg. April b.. Kerr S s Co
Robert Dollar, Gibraltar, April 3
Dollar Line
Harm odius, Liverpool. April -.
Houston Line
Due Sunday
Anaconda. Rotterdam. April 15
Black Diamond s S Corp
Robin Adair, Los Angeles. April is,
lSthmian Limos
Due Monday
sutton Hall. Palermo, April s.
Norton, Lilly & Co
River Ara1es, Philadelphia. Cunard S Co
Due Tuesday. May .
Hawaiian, Hamburg, April II Via Boston.
United American Lines
Vile du Havre. IIavrc April 10.
Algerian American Line
rrouba dour. Bucnos Ayres. April I.
Kerr S S Co
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

Chattanooga. New York: Yoshida Maru No
/, Kobe Sailed: Nepouset, New York Via
Puget Sound,
FORT TAMPA. Fla. April 2t-Arrved
Liberty Bell New Orleans Winneconnc,
New York Jean, Baltimore. Sailed; Mau-
NEE, Wilmington, Tyne Maru tJapl,
stockholm.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2i-Arrived
23d Siam Opan1, Seattle for Copenhe gen
West Jappa, Vancouver for Hu"nos Ayros
Satlcd; 23d, West Haven New YORK VIA
San Pedro 2ith. Newport News. Manila
Tobn Maru Jap), Kobe; Wai'Sawn tBr)
Vancouver
SAVANNAH. Ga, April I'll Arrived
Essex. Baltimore and sailed for jackson
ytIc. Nantucket. Jaci<sonvilc tana sailed
for Philadelphia). Sailed; Nacoochoe
Boston.
TAMPA. Fla. April 24-ArrIvcd: Trux
lilo New orleans Sailed. August tNor)
Sew Orleans; Gloria de LarranoEa q
rrcdericto schr NJ y bcl'ieTeau 'br)
Eingston.
VINEYARD IiAVEN. Mass April "a
Arrived Schs Annie 7 Ilnse. Perth Am'
boy for Rockland, Gertrude Parsons tBr)
New York for walton, s.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
American PORTS

BALTIMORE, AprN 24-Arrived: Everest
td7dan Ir} F0Hiada'pih" Hi i,na' soestdi1k Dp kee-
Philadelphia New York; Nicholas Guneo
lNorl. Cananova Bella Port Maria
StAndard' Port I.obo7. Sailed: West CeIina,
Manchester via Norfolk and Rosto1
BOSTON. April 24-Ari.red: Hambloton
Range Gr), Liverpool; Neleus (I}r) Liver
POOL Canfa (br). New York; Montgomery
Liberty Clio, Montevideo and santos city;
OF Rome, Savannah Greciau. Baltimore
and Norfolk: MeIroae, Lsmherts Point;
Fhiladelphia, San Bias (8r). Havana nd
Crstobal, Taormina 90. New York for
Naples Freeman. Norfolk; John y Rookie
2lst) Sailed. 21st: Kumeric (Br Phila-
deiphta; Mrafores (Br), Tela; Agwmex.
Port Lobos.
CHARLESTON s G. April 24-Arrived
Bramell Point, Spain; Gallia (Swed), New
York Apache. New York (and proce . de d
TO- ]ooksonyillel Georseanna Weems, Bal
New York. Sailed Corcoran, Georgetown
g., GiAl;yDsroN, 1!; Tex April 24mArriyed:
Ianpico; Nicoloas GD, Naples. Sailed
Roliv!an (Br). Liverpool; J a Bostwick
JACKSONVILLE, Fla April 22-Ar-
rived. Lenape. New York Van. Miami
sGh5a Sc 15arlo Roeert L. Ben. Nex York; Lizzie
Boston Sailed: Arapahoe. New York
HALIFAX, April 24-Arrived: Quaker
CITY, Baltimore. Sailed Rosalind OBU.
New York
New York; Manuel calvo (spS. New "'4S,[s YORK
Esperanza. Vera Cruz for New York
New Orleans (Port Eadsl. April "a
Arrived: Geiba .tHond), Celba Dela ware
Joseph NJ Cudahy, Tampico; Managua
tN1c), Bluefelds; Nola, Progreso; Po-
lariAe, Wilmington; San Jose, Port Bar
r!os Sailed; Casey, Russia. Choluteca
tHond), Port Cortez; Coppename Port
Barrios; Newona C3r). Tampico Semi
rramis tDp. Shanghai; Westerwarld (Ger),
PHILADELPHIA. April ~ = Arrived
Canaunu tBrasl, Rio Janeiro via New
York; Hampstead (Bl) Bombay; Kumcric
tBr). Calcutta via Boston: Lovatakken
(Nor), Boca Grande; Gudrum Maersk
DAM, Port Talbot; knut Jar (Nor),
Barry; Andrea + Luckenbach, New York
Mexican. New York; Artigas San Pedro ;
Sailed; Takstoyo Maru (Jnp), New York;
Slavic Prince. Valencia via New York
hardt (Brj, La Havre.
NORFOLK, Va. April 24-Arrived:
Eibergen (DU, Claymont; Oregonian Bal
tilnore; o A Knudsen tNor), New York
new York city tBr) Philadelphia; Cubore
baltimore; Olaf Kongstad (Dan). New
YORK; Lake lkatan, Havana Madras City
1Br), Gibraltar; Roseric (Br), New York
werp Deepwater, Constantinople; Vittorio
Emmanuele Belfast; Maruba, New Eng
land Waxahachie, Hamburg
PORTLAND, Me. April 24-saied
Oscar p Bennett, Tampico Jonancy, Nor
folk; Bristol. Norfolk.
PORTLAND, Ore. April 24-Arrivea.
Minnssotan. Liverpool and New York;
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Radio Corpn. of America

lI,,.,,,,., - ,,,ilo. ,,,.j,lo,- -. ,,,or Nv
'''s'a"ccs w l1t,Ios pos''.ous ~ MOO" "n
r,.1earo,,to 2la : Amhro~e ~ Arr "a
NaleaToitn % - N''o'o 'oSs ~ ~ apr 49,
Caracas Io% y "ra.so a., apr -; ~. ~.
"as i,1a'eH ''0 ." D'''i'o"1 Nv M
apr -
ll'y OF SaNannah 80 pla anond Ln apr "a
Nohsorl 4VV - AinproSe ~ Npr 90
D rorn,ns ie'1 oo S"u' " , ass npr ."' ..
L}eep Na,e1 W. r. APE hthrE. apr
nlE,e arrow -n' , A,nh1'Se r., ~ Apr ~,
EaStei ~ - r.N NpotIer ,'-Vl r. pc way Apr 1''
c cl ooV1,e"'1 !, hrr MpG -
~ IsoH - - -A'i 'i,o'pST .oe1, ~ Npl -,
HeorEc NaSnlhs toh , -,9-9 ~ Ambrose Apr U.s.
NoV 'ohh Limo 4Ss 90h ''a"ohu Nv apr
C.,-' ', ,,, c ,.,;- ..-
mas II hdr"ood -" Virginia tapes
>, Apr ~:
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Visitors TO Liner Resoluie
Are Entertained at Luncheon

The new steamship Resolute, Of the
United American Lines, which arrived
Sunday on her maiden trip from Ham
burg, was opened for inspection yester-
day and was visited by 250 persons,
largely shipping men and city en-
ployees.
The visitors were taken over the ship,
after which a luncheon was served in
the dining saloon. Among those who
attended the inspection were Murray
Hubert, Surveyor Thomas w. Whittle,
". Averell Hartman R. H. Robinson,
Henry Dearborn, Judge Harold I. Smith,
Samuel A. Wood, Or. Poya. :. Cope
land. and John H. Delaney.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Raymond to Head Ship
Owners Committee

II. H. Raymond, president of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
ton, will head the committee to appear
at the joint hearings on the subsidy bill
before the House Merchant Marine Com
mittce and the Senate Committee or
Commerce. Other members are Win.
throp l.. Marvin, W. A. Thompson jr
Frank c. Munson, K. H. NJ. Robertson
and Ira Campbell.
The Merchant Marine Joint Commit
tee, composed of owners, builders and
operators, met yesterday at II Broad
way to discuss amendments to the bill
Mr.. Marvin said after the conference
that number of suggestions would be
made as to changes in wording, but that
the measure generally was approved
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

Sl'' : r<'fs Tes - All 81 ?%'''s. D.
ed MS'I lat r r. - e9 e9ISy HSgns &nr Aar'' ~ "
eRSq" 5oSa 6''sr SreESod SS 'IG'E S ws@ sand
1on'at l.. + ny $ sena M, x KY Arrll .,
l>roonland 25s3 r Ambrose Arm r.
I.oko Gilboa l3b sW Hattoras April a
Bake Ghth 20 Sc hy $ Monue AAprii -
Lilo $40 SE cape Sable Aprll e.
Matiulcocs $50 NV rortugas April "a
Mount Evans Is p sand KY Apri IS.
Munisia So \ T. Caibarjou April %.
/ Nncata 3 n iupiter April -
Nelson 50 NNW Matanzas April -
New York so WNW TortuRhs April %.
Occidental 27o W Sand lley April 2&.
parismino 22o \ limon April p.
( Pearl Shell 80 W sand koV April "a
! rcninsular state $55 e .Ambiore Apri %.
Polarina 1874 ST South Pass April "a.
Reaper Is w Sand Key Apr "a.
Red Hook 2+9 SIC South Pass Apr "a.
s r Hunt 12 5 Jupiter Apr "a
s NJ spauIdns $50 Ne Jupiter Apr "a.
Sabine sun - y Jupiter Apr -
Sag Sag Ito Harbor o. Is p Jupiter Apr a.
San Gii 1856 n Cotton Apr 2t
san Jose 335 f New Orleans Apr "a
san Ttrso 10 E American Shoals Apr 23,
l anld 1c1tru N w AlllSatDr KeHt Apl
a.
schodack $40 w Bishops Rock Apr "a
Stboncy 16l Scotland Apr q
Swiftsure 20 Fl Sand Key Apr "a
Texas 200 w Sand Key Apr -
! Tolos $50 from Cristobal Apr "a
TopIla so WNW Tortugas APT 23
Venezuela ut Sc Scotland Apr a.
Nesta SO WSW Sand Key APR "a.
w II Libby l03 S Jupiter Apr -
w l. Steed e5 T. by n SAINT Key Apr "a
W NJ Irish 1888 from Sand Key Apr -.
Matter y Munson off Alligator Reef Apr "a
Ward $50 Cape Henry Apr 23.
West Eldara l66 Y Boston Light Apr Fl.
West Harshaw lat % 81 Ion ~ 40 Apr "a
West lnskip 207 f Ambrose Apr %
West Norranus sos E Bermuda Apr -.
Western Glen $50 f Cape Henry Apr IS.
Western Spirit 175 w Bishops Rock Apr 20
America arrived CherbourE o:45 AM anc
! sailed - 80 AM for Bremen.
Centennial state lat 40 33 Ion 90 90 Apr %
! piNiano 33 NE Havana Apr e.
| Hudson lat 80 Is Ion II ~ Apr %.
j w Van Dyke 1863 NE Jupiter Apr -.
Old North state arrived Chcrbourg GA
AM Apr 93
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

Ag"ilake "a NE Jupiter April "a
1tthas %s9 South Pass April a.
6osota 800 s scotland April "a
Camden 300 Colon April "a
ma !nette 6S NV Havana April "a
Ky or "eatherford II Sc Tortupas
c5ggIon Gon1af s5 4lS " E Cape Henry APRIL 90
1rra4pton - Anderson w SAND Kew Anr,, o.
= SINCLAIR so Jupiter April "a "
Eastern Exporter 1851 Sc Deiewara pr,
water April 90 'teah
Es eastern Glade III z Cape May April a.
eastern Giotor u Jupiter April "a.
re YARD l. Doheny 12s " by sand KEY
Egrsmont rs Ambrose April o.
r! Estero r Sand Key April -
- CTiente ll6 WNW TortIcas Anrn .,
r! SOL li2 WNW Tortugas April -
tsparta 92 SW Alligator Reef Anril %
EsperanZa l94 w GIava a. AoriI ~
r = Barstow 80 W y " rortugas AnriI "a
Federa! 80 f Great l.aacs April "a
= harrison Smith II " w West AnriI D.:
April %. AihoFo''
Gultking II Ne Jupiter April "a.
Guifprnce 190 ESE Sabine Boar Anri, "a
Gu!fqueen so n Jupiter April %
GuiftTade so WNW Tortugas April %
Harvester 635 w Sicilys Island AoriI a.
Henry . Wilton $79 Scotland Enri1 "a
Aenr! f Mallory SO W TortuEax April a.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Maritime Miscellany

I-ritnd American Lines, inhnHEinG ae 'nts
for tho American HRwaiian steam 70
ehp Co, announced Yesterday the appoint
mcnt of Charles Tueck general
freight agent at Cleveland
SAN FRANCISCO, April "a -Derblay,
previously reported ashore at Mantn, float
cd 23d
Moore ShipbuIdine Company low bidder
for alterations 10 Shipping BOARD '6o2
liner Wolverine state. with bi1 Of $4,000
Alterntiona include stccragc Accommoda
tions for goo preparatory 10 entering Hong
Kong tcade.
PORTLAND. orc, April 2t-r'ongshore-
men went on strike 2Jd when water front
etnploycrs order for open shop went INTO
effect. Steamship companies attempting
to load and discharge vessels with non
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25

HAvRE. April 2o--De Ia salFe Fr), New
Orleans.
LAS PALMAs. April 21- shannonmede
LONDON, April 22-Vannonia tBrl
Montreal. Holbrook CHr'. Montreal
AV0NMotrTH. April 81 Monmouth
Baltimore and Philadelphia
ROTTERDAM. April 22-Blijendijk tDD
Philadelphia, Alfred Nobel (No), Fer
nandina
ST M1cnAELs. April 22-Agwimars
TcConate
LIVERPOOL, April 23--Collegian tB)
New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1922-04-25
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

SSS z'I' 81 a.;
" MHNcHEsrER AN April .a--Dramatist
LONDON. April 24--Arizonan. san Fran
cisco Actor Br). Portland; Mack'naw W
CBr), Norfolk. steel Exporter Seattle;
Tuscarora (Br). Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL April 2A-BaltIo (Br), Ne"
York via Queenstown. ~
WjENOs AYREs. April 2l--Cardin Kali
PLYMOUTH, April 22-old North st,'~
New York.
Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore; No
tonian (Rrl Galveston; 23d, King City
tBr). Philadelphia ana New York.
ROTTERDAM. April 22--Ostprousscn n
(Ger). Port Arthur; Innoko. Philadelphia
s 'soTTHAMPToN. April 22-Melita CBr),
st John, N for Antwerp cana pro
V1GO, April 22-Maasdam tDuD. New
Orleans via Havana.
LONDON, April 2c.1nkum (Rr) Ne"
MALTA April e2-~Erdcly GtaN' New
York for Trieste ., ., r Nal,
q ,GG1IBiRNIrAR. April 23-rassed: Giu-
scrpe Verdi Nn. New York YORK for Gon; Nap1ts nt
Arrived GSu, eastern Or'"H' 'oH9thueI
nopio for Philadelphia ,damageh 23d.
city or Freeport Baltimore Via Santiago
Ijanrolen (Rrl. New York for Pracus.
TRoNDHJEM, April 15-Svein Jarl
tNor) Philadelphia via New York.
KORE, Apru 2--Durbau Maru tJap),
Ncw York via Galveston.
SUEH, April 2l-Ajay ORr) Manila for
TALMoUTlI April 2t &C., peutschfold
tGer), New Orleans
HAMBuRc April 81 scythian (Br>.
Philadelphia via baltimore.
1EITII April 22--scatwen 1Pr' Port
HAMBURc. April 1o-Gustav SCHNEIDER
(Cerl New Orleans.
DUNDEE. April co--Alpine Range (Br).
Now York.
Las PALMAS. April o1-West Hunlhaw.
New Orleaus via New York.
New york; 22d. Sunbeam Philadelphia
Livingston Roe. Philadelphia.
FLUSHING. April 2l-oberschiesien
SUEZ. April oi-Esther Dollar tBr),
Manila via Calcutta for New york
SHANGHAI, April 2c-West Cayote,
ANTWERP, April 22--Goorsia. Port Ar
thur.
GRErNocll, April 25-Western rride,
Baltimore.
PORT SAID. April c5-west Mshomet,
New York Tor Batavia.
1MMINGHAM, April 23-Imatra (Fin).
LONDON. April 23-Oid North State.
New YOrl; Via Plymouth
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Departures

SOUTHAMPTON. April 22-Emprcss OF
Scotland (Br), Quebec.
MONTREAL
PALERMO, April 1a--Vulcano Ut). New
York.
LElTH, April 23--Westlake. Philadel-
phia.
LElTH, April 21-Cairnross (Br>, Mon
treal.
TA'NRE. April o1-scandinavian lBr).
st John, \ 3.
GLASGOW, April 22--vitellia tBr). New
York; Casa ndra lBr). Montreal.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Median (Br).
Nav York; Cripple Creek, Galveston
NARDIFF. April 22-Dornoch formerly
ColOrado). Chicoutim
LONDON, April 22--Dorrington Court
l15r). Sand Key: Dakarian (BD New
York; Gaspeia (Brl. Quebec
NEUFAHRWASSER April 14-Lituania
(Dan), New York.
QUEENSLAND. April 22-Jucison Nrom
Bremen). New York
VENICE, April l7-Fiume UD, Calves
ton.
HAMBURG, April 1o-Eastern Crown,
Norfolk
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Outgoing Steamships

OTE.--Mailt Information wiz be found
n Travel Page. Eighth Column
Sail Toe day
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Reports by y Wireless
BY Guifed States Naval Sery;c,

lDlstance is given in miles Reports
dated 1t noon unless otherwise specified
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Change of Masters

Thomas RYAN succeeds w II Garrett
command barge VIM II Elliott.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-16

agcr 10 hold ont $500 of his end Of
the purse and send It to New York
- bind the match with Wilson. with
the result that something definite re-.
gardlne a middleweight championship
match between Malone and Wilson
may be arranged within few DAYS.
Nowuey, Manager Jimmy unn and
Mickey Mcbride came in rrcm Auro
ra last night and had no excuses to
uIlrr
Manager Dunn has been in the
game too long to make excuses for
amy of his fighters Promoter Jim
Mullen asserted the show drew sl2,.
0Ii house, Each OF he windup fight
rro drew down approximately S3,5bO.