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The New York herald., 1922-11-30
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port Co. with crude oil. Anchored off
Tonpkinsville.
Str sama (Nor). Port Antonio via Phfls-
delphia, to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with fruit'
Went 20 pier /, North River.
Str Feltore, Daiuuiri Nov 27. TO the ore
Steamship Corporation, with ore. Went 10
Ore Dock, Constable Hook. NJ.
Str El Orlente, Galveston Nov 23. 10 the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went 10
pier 81, North River.
Str China Arrow. Sabine Nov II. 10 tne
Standard OH Co of New York, with crude OIL.
Anchored off Tompkinsville.
Str Comel Galveston Nov p, to the MAJ.
lory Steamship Co. with passengers ana
mdse Went 10 pier 3S, North River
Str Sunelsco, Pensacola.
Str City OF st Louis. Savannah NOV 70, 10
the Ocean Steanohip Co, with passengers ana
mdse. Went 10 pier 52 North River.
Str Bylayl, Norfolk.
Str Belgian (Br), Baltimore, to the White
Star Line. Went to pier 80. North River.
Str Iris (ItaD, Philadelphia. to the Colun-
bus Marine Co. Went TO New York Dock
Co's pier 40, Brooklyn.
Str Bradavon (Br), Philadelphia, to the
United States Navigation Co. Went to New
York Dock Co.'S pier ~, Brooklyn.
Str Steel Inventor. Boston for Pacific coast
ports, to the Isthmian Steamship Co. with
mdse. Went to pier Il. Jersey City.
Str Ventura de Larrinaga (Br), Boston, TO
Muller & Co. Went to Erie elevator. Jersey
City.
Motor ship Bayonno. Philadelphia, to the
Vacuum OH Co. with oil. Went to Bayonne.
Nj
Tug Albatross. towing barges.
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Bv Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company. Inc.

distance given IN miles; position a. nooi
unless otherwise specified.1
Absecon 25 NE Cape Henry goth.
Arizona 700 NV Balboa 2Sth.
Barncoa w Cartagcna 4 AM Svth'
Birkcnhead IL S Fowey Rocks 2sth.
Calgarolite 2i0 Sc Nantucket u -stn
Californian 1885 NE Colon 29tn.
Cane MAY 700 Ambrose u 29th.
Clare left Arecibo i0:45 PM 2sth.
Collamer III Sc Ambrose 2eth.
Corcho 100 S Sandy Hook 2sth.
Comes Peak LOO Z Cape Henry 2sth.
Cornelia s43 S Scotland ], 2sth.
Corson GAP I. Ambrose l. 29th.
Dorchester 20 u Fire Island 2stn: -
e l. Doheny Sd rs Sc Navasea Island 2stn.
Elizabeth left Bayonne $3.50 I'M 2sth.
Evergreen City $50 NE ProVioehce S"aiihe
Fort st George $40 Sc Ambrose L 10th.
Gloucester "a T. Fire Island 29th:
Gulfccest 13o sw Nantucket L 2sth.
Gulfprince 124 Overfalls l. 28th
Harvester 81 S Jupiter 29th.
Huron s95 S Scotland l. Goth.
Idaho o3 r Ambrose 2eth.
Iroquois 9o4 S Scotland l. v 29th
Kershaw NE Barnegat 18th.
Lake Glltedge 20 n Trinidad 8 PM csth.
Linnell 8s S Nantucket J. v Goth.
Magdala 200 NE Bermuda 10th.
Maravei It'll Sc Ambrose l. V 2eth
Montana 1856 Sc San Pedro 2Sth.
Norma .365 S Scotland J. 2sth.
Ormidale "a Sw Winter Quarter 10th.
Ponce III s Ambrose l. 2Sth.
Reaper 81 NE Jupiter Goth.
sabotewan 1,4l9 p Eoston 18Th;
Shenandoah 294 W Sand Key 2sth.
Shasta 210 Il Nantucket l. v 29th
Strombus 40 Sc Cape Cod PM 18th.
Tuscan . NE Br.gantine gas buoy 18th
vasari left Trinidad Pm 2sth.
Wales Maru 90 L Easthampton 18th.
West Celina IL Montauk 10th.
West Nohno 700 Sc Boston Goth.
winnebago left New York PM 10Th
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
FAR EAST TRAFFIC
AGREEMENTS MADE
Apportionment of Freight
Movements Will Be Effected
Through Rates.

Final arrangements for the coordina-
tion of traffic movement TO the Far
East from inland points by way of the
Atlantic and Pacific coasts were agreed
upon here yesterday at a meeting of
representatives of all interests held at
~ Battery place. Through the medium
of ocean freight rates from the two
coasts an apportionment of the freight
movement will be effected on a basis
satisfactory to the competing lines.
| G. G. Dew. traffic manager at Mon
. freal for the Canadian Pacific Ocean
Services arrived in New York as the
personal representative of F.. II. Glen
denning. also of the Canadian Pacific
and chairman of the Transportation
Conference. Another arrival was T.
Of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha, operating the
largest fleet of freight and passenger
steamers on the Pacific from San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Dew met the members of the At
lantic Far East Conference and the New
York committee of the Transportation
Conference. At their solicitation, he
agreed to remain here until a new tariff
governing rates on cargo from inland
points can be drawn up for the approval
Of the respective conferences.
Word brought by Mr. Komatsu was
that the Transpachic Conference is
shortly to be organized on as solid
basis as the Atlantic group and that
the maintenance of rates will be guar
anteed by the posting of a cash forfeit.
1t is understood that the one point of
doubt about the proposed rate agree
Snent concerns the brokerage rate. A
maximum brokerage of / u per cent. Is
favored by the majority of the lines, but
some of the others have been paying at
the rate OF per cent. and have more
or less permanent arrangements on this
basis but they have written to the home
Offices for authority to accept the lower
rate
Mr.. Komatsu, little known in local
steamship circles is said to have the
distinction Of being one of the youngest
shipping executives, invested with the
mana cement of nineteen steamers of a
total of a quarter million gross tons
at the age of 35. He said yesterday
that Japanese shipping is gaining
ground as quickly as any other branch
of Industry in the Orient. Idle steamers
on October Is were reported as 119. with
u gross tonnage of $4,000, as compared
with 26o steamers of $4,000 tons on
September Is.
The Japanese shipping man said that
the ships i'm transpacific trade had been
materially aided during the past year by
the movement of 100, 900 tons of Califor-
nian rice to Japan, q new development
which he expects to continue through
cut next year.
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LASKER TO ASK BIDS FOR
REPAIR OF BIG LINERS
America and President Grant
to Be Reconditioned.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. - Chairman
iIasher of the Shipping Board announced
tonight that bids would be asked for
The reconditionng Of the steamships
America and President Grant. now in
the transatlantic run Of the United
States lines. managing agent for the
board.
Further, he said. board Of experts
viii make a survey of the former Ger.
man liners Agamemnon and Mount Yer
non as to whether they should be recon
tiitioned.
- The America is the former German
liner of the same name and the Presi-
dent Grant Is one OF the new Shipping
Board passenger liners. Both carry
first. second and third class passengers
but when 'reconditioned will be converted
INTO one cabin passenger carriers and
VIII be returned to their present service
Mr.. Lasker said that next spring the
United States Line will have In opera
tlcn In the transatlantic service for the
board the Leviathan. President Grant
President Harding. America and George
Washington.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY,

str Matilde Peirce UtaD, from Genoa and
Naples for New York tbefore reported ashore
near TrapsnD has holds and engines room
full OF water.
str Cairndhu (Br) before reported ashore,
was floated after all general cargo and some
grain had been discharged; the balance OF
grain Is now being discharged.
BooTHBAy HARBOR, Me, Nov 2s-Schr
Barbara w (Br). which left Boston last Sun
day for wolfvllle and Port Greville, with
fertilizer. was caught In q northeast snow
equal and driven on the rocks near Cuckolds
light. Off Southport, miles from here. early
to-day. Capt Tower and crew reached shore
safely with the Assistance OF the coast
guard; schooner sank soon after they left
and Is q total loss.
HALIFAX. Nov 2T--The crew of str Nord-
field (Nor). ashore at Flowers Cove, are
coming to this port and will be cent home
Schr Charles h Vernon (Br). from Country
Harbor for New York. put In here yesterday
"n ssth"sesr rusSsr Lucille Eucis s, s.for. reported
ashore at Port Latour. Is reported total
loss.
NORFOLK. Va. Nov 2e--Yacrt wayfarer.
before reported aground in Pemlico Sound
was fioated and towed to Newbcrn.
Continued on Following Page.
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Winds OF Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-Fresh east winds and weather
fair Thursday.
West Gulf-Fresh southeast and south
winds and weather partly cloudy Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast and east winds
and weather partly cloudy; showers over
extreme south portion.
North OF Sandy Hook-Fresh westerly
winds and weather partly cloudy Thursday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh southwest
and west winds and weather partly cloudy
Thursday.
Hatteras to Florida straits--Fresh north
east and east winds and weather fair Thurs
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

A c Bedford 1i5 W by s Sand Key 18th.
Adriatic lat 40; lon s4 81 2sth.
Aibistan 30 Cape May 28th.
American Legion 1,0o2 Sc Ambrose L V
2Sth..
Admission city 7e7 E Cape Henry csth.
Baracoa II n Certagena 2sth.
Bayway los sE South Pass 2sth.
Bcrgensfjord lat 40 49, lon 81 08 oeth
Bethore iI5 $ Ambrose l. V 10Th,
Birkenhead IS Fowey Rocks 2sth.
q A Snider 10 S Jupiter 2sth.
Cambria GU s a r. LOSS $ San Francisco
9Sth.
Chas u Harwood fI5 wsw San Pedro 2sth
Chattanooga City .o43 San Diego 2sth.
Chebaullp 10j Tampa .stl.
Chester Sun is0 SIC Ambrose 7. v 18th.
City OF Rome 20 Hatterns 10Th.
Clontarf 535 Sc Ambrose l. 2stIi.
coppename 335 s South Pass 2sth.
y q scofield o22 N Colon 2sth.
Dean Emery fs0 NE Tampico 2sth.
u II Kemp 200 sw Diamond shoai 2sth.
Eastern King I02 r Ambrose l. Goth.
East side /, 200 Boston 18th.
Effns Eff i.sio esl ? !, by ss cape May ,o,s, as,h.
FL Estero oss Scotland l. 18th.
I'll Lago 10 N Diamond Shoal Goth.
I'll Norte e2 s Jupiter 2sth
y. Occidente 40 " Diamond Shoal 10Th
Empire Arrow f,o35 r by Hole In Wan
2Sth.
Eoccne r Cape Cod 10Th.
Everett NE Cape Cod 10th.
F1oridian 769 S Ambrose l. V csth.
Franklin 3o4 8 Scotland l. V 10th.
Geo Allen 7ss Cape May 2sth ,s
Geo w Barnes 243 Tampico 2sth.
Gulfcoast iI5 Diamond shoai 2sth.
Gulfprince rs Sw Diamond Shoal 18th
Guiana $50 Ambrose L v 10Th.
II NJ Flagler 800 223 deg from Ambrose J. v
2sth
Haiti al Cape HAITI Pm 18th.
J a Moffett. Jr. 2ts NE Jupiter csth.
J Il O'Nelil 28O NE Jupiter 2sth.
John d Archbold i,o30 Sc San Pedro 2sth.
x Luckenbach % s Ambrose l. v 2sth.
Liberty 90 Ambrose L 2ath.
m m T., v
Matinlcock 2o5 NE Jupiter 2sth.
Metapan 40f Scotland l. v 2sth.
Munamar eli s Ambrose l. csth.
Munmotor % u Fire Island goth.
Nebra skan SIS Colon 2sth
New Britain ,ao3 " Cape Henry csth.
Norfolk o. SSE Portland cath.
Norman Bridge 255 u Tampico csth
Ophis 20 Il Savannah 2sth
Orleans 4T4 NE Cristobal 2Sth.
Paria AS SsE Scotland I. 10th.
Parma I ,f52 Ambrose L v 2Sth.
President Fillmore 1858 r. Ambrose l. V
2sth.
President Van suren SAT w Bishop Roc,
Reaper $50 Il Diamond shoai 2sth.
Robin Adair LES s Los Angeles 2sth.
Robin Goodfeilow 400 Ambrose y v 2eth.
Rotterdam COS v Ambrose J. Goth.
s n Hunt f7o sSw Diamond Shoal 2sth.
81 Mihiel ~ s a II 234 from CrIstobai cSh,
Sam I. Fuller sr y sE Jupiter 2sth .o.
San GU ia N Bocas 2sth.
Santa Elisa i.T26 New York csth.
Sa ntore 1870 Ambrose l. 2sth.
Shenandoah 2p4 w Sand Key 2sth.
Stanley Dollar 62i 8 Baltimore 2sth.
Steel Exporter $50 s Ambrose i 25th
Steel Inventor GO from Ambros. I, ceth.
Steel Traveller 342 r. Cape May 2sth.
| Stureholm ~ w Nantucket T. 10th.
sudbury passed Castle Island 2stb.
sunoil 80 N Jupiter 2sth.
awiftiight Ill W Key wes, 2sth.
| Tiger 765 San Pedro csth.
w W Burton 22i EsE Sabine 18th
Walter Jennings 100 wsw Sand Key 2sth
Wellington 2 y Winter Quarter 2sth.
West rsleta 800 y Boston l. v 2sth.
| West Campgaw 500 Y Cap. Race cSth.
West Kstan f66 NJ Colon 2sth.
Wien 65 S Cape May 2sth.
VIM q Warden 210 Ambrose l. 10Th.
Yankee Arrow 26T $ Ambrose ], v 10Th.
zulls left Msysguez 2sth.
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MAJESTIC THREATENS
OCEAN SPEED RECORD
White Star Liner Averaging
Close to rs Knots.

II looks as II the giant White Star
liner Majestic. on her first eastward
Trip since her recent grooming and
equipment with new propellers. is going
20 break the record from Sandy Hook to
Cherbourg. Sir Bertram Hayes, her
commander, radioed yesterday that with
clear weather she should reach Cher
bourg brealSwater at IL r. NJ. tonight
thus covering the course of about 3.09S
miles In five days and little more than
Ave hours.
The record Is five days, eight hours
and nine minutes. The Majestic has
been averaging close TO 25 knots. Her
average on the nautical day ending at
noon Tuesday was 24.s7 and yesterday
it was 24.70.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

A. q. Henderson. general ngcnt at
Chicago of the Admiral Oriental Line
arrived In New York yesterday on
business trip. II. f. Alexander. head
of the line. is also in town.
A report that sailing ships we're be
lng broken out for the Pacific lumber
trade was secuted yesterday by Fields
:. Pendleton. described by Chairman
Lasl<er OF the Shipping Board as the
Babe Ruth Of the wooden shin game
Rates are not nearly high enough to
make this profitable, Mr.. Pendleton
declared
The directors OF the London and
Southwestern Railway Company. which
controls much waterfront property at
Southampton, have sanctioned the con-
struction OF floating dry dock ut the
port large enough TO lift the Majestic.
The new dock will be No large as those
at Boston and Hamburg.
British marine underwriters. taking
cogniEance OF n decrease In theft and
pilferage. have withdrawn the pilferage
clauses they have been accustomed 20
include In their policies limiting liabil-
'ty to IS per cent of the value Of claims
for theft of goods in transit.
A reception TO European steamship
men and local German officials was
given yesterday aboard the White Star
liner Pittsburgh on the occasion of her
arrival on her first trip in the New
York-Bremen service OF the line. ac-
e0rding TO cable advices reaching the
International Mercantile Marine Com
pany. Col. Henry Concannon. represent
ing the owners OF the vessel. greeted
the guests and Herr volkmsnn. presi-
dent OF the Bremen Chamber OF Com
msrce. replied cordially
The Spanish Shipowners Association,
pointing out that half OF Spaip's mer-
chant fleet is laid up. has appealed
for remission OF the steamship taxes.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS,

CAPE RACE. NF. Nov 2a-Barometer at
noon. 2a.10 inches; wind. g. gale: weather,
raining: temperature. 45 deg Fair.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

indicated once
10
Of res
pos
by a
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK; Nov 2e--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the Seamen's Church Institute. %
South street. dropped io-day at exact noon,
10th meridian, or hours slow Of Greenwich
moan time. Any one desiring correct Green
3G20 n
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SAIL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2.
PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOV 20, 1872;
Steamers Due in New York.
DIE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

Steamer From Agents.
Armando. Messina I'd. Italia Am
Bankdaie, Malaga Tth........... Elwell q 60
Boheme. Huelva Sd. ..............A y ledoux
Clontarf. Lisbon l4th. "A VI Bull
Coamer. Bordeaux 18Th. h....... Cosmopolitan
Eaat Cape, Gibraltar iith. Kerr S. Co
Esther Dollar. Gibraltar 18th. Dollar SS co
Exeter city. Fowey I'd. d..... .Chss Hil & Sons
fort SO George 25th. .Furness- Bermuda
Guglielrno Peirce. Palermo 18th. .,peirco Bros
Hayraise Marseiies gath. ..... .Algerian-An
Huron. Turks Island 2ith. ...... Clyde IS Co
Knut Jarl, Immlnghaml 9TH. IS stray
Meropi. Montevideo OCT 1s.......U g Nav
Metapan. Kingston 2lth. ....... United Fruit
Prceldente wilson Trieste 18th. Phelps Bros
Robin Goodfellow. Fan Pedro 9th.
Rossiind. st Johns 75th. 80. .Bowring a Co
Scrblno, Malta .tst. ............. Norton Lilly
sxaola. cristobal 22d. ...... United Fruit CO
Wes, cor,im, Buenos Aires 10 .Munson Line
West Lashaway. Ain1eria Sd g u Mallory
DUE FRIDAY. DECEMBER I.
Aauitsnia, Southampton e5th. .cunard Line
Braca, Con@tanza sth........... Elwell Co
city OF Atlarta, Savannah 2sth. Ocean SS co
Concho, Galveston 2atn........ Mallory Line
Conte Rosso. Genoa fGth.... Lloyd Sabaudo
Ecuador. Havana 19th......... Pacific Mail
II fago. New Orleans 2Jth ... Southern Pac
III Norte. New Orleans 2jth. .. .Southern Pac
Giuseppe Verdi, Naples l!th.
Guiana 81 Thomas oath. Furness-w Witty
Lyons Maru, Colon 18TH. Nippon Yusen X
Rotterdam. Plymouth 23d ...... .Holand-Am
DUE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2.
cabo Espartei, Seville i3,h Ybarra Line
Eagle. Colon iGth.......... .Houlder, w q q
Eastern Tempest, Gransemouth 9TH.
Esperanza, Havana 2sth. Ward Line
Orcus, Colon 10th. .......... Vessel -Duval
President Fillmore, Bremen 2ist u 3 Lines
Roma, Marseilles j4th......... Elweli Co
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
MARrNr-ron say,r ON WASHED.

SALE--Bargain passenger, freight steamship
propellcrs, scows. tugs. GEORGE ARCHER
Produce Exchange.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
Almanac for New York Nov. 80.

The time given IN the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodctc Survey.
The New York herald., 1922-11-30

Belgium and I.uxemburg Especially ad-
dressed only via Antwerp also parcel post
malls for Belgium, Luxemburg and Belgian
Congo, str FINLAND, 8 80 AM %.
Europe. Africa and West Asia (Cork.
Queenstown and Gibraltar must be specially
addressed) via Cherbourg and Southampton:
also parcel post mails for Great Britain, Ire
land. France and the countries mentioned In
notes A and b below. str OLYMPIC, .
AM %.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Plym-
outh and Boulogne (mail must be specially
addressed; also parcel post mails Tor Netn-
erlands via Rotterdam, str NOORDAM, Z
AM (sup AM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Hayre
(mall must be specially addressed). str LA
SAVOIE, Z 80 AM (sup AM y.
Cork and Queenstown via Queenstown
(other parts of Ireland and other countries
must be specially addressed via Liverpoop
str. CARONIA, 8 AM (sup $50 AM y.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar (Spain and
Italy must be specially addressed) via Ponta
Delgada, Vigo. Gibraltar and Naples also
parcel post mails for Azores Islands. Glib
Azores Islands and Gibraltar (Spain and
Italy must be specially addressed) via Ponta
Delgada. Vigo, Gibraltar and Naples; also
parcel post mails for Azores Islands and
Gibraltar: by rail to Boston. Mass, and
thence by str ARABIC. PM.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Cher
bourg and Southampton: also parcel post
mails for Great Britain. Ireland. France and
the countries mentioned In Notes "a and
"B" below connecting dispatch for Cairo
Bagdad' air maiD, str AQUITANIA. AM
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY ,Contiuued,

Cedric, Liverpool 90 y R........ Noon
City OF Atlanta, Savannah. ~ " n. 500 Pm
Creole. New Orleans. 40 y R... Noon
Ebro, Callao, ~ y R.............. 10 90 AM
Edith. San Juan, 81 Bklyn..,... Noon
El Dia. Galveston, II N R..... -
Finland. Antwerp. CT R...... Noon
Fort ST George, Bermuda, % n II. IL 100 AM
Lake Winthrop. Monte Christi. -
Bklyn ...................... Noon
La Savole, Havrc. 81 " R......... y 100 AM
Lenape. Charleston, 30 " R........ Noon
Marconi, Buenos Aires. IA Hoboken :O0 Pm
Mssourian. Los Angeles. Bush
Docks, Bklyn.. -
Noordam. Rotterdam, 9th at, Ho-
boken ...................... II 90 AM
Nordhavet, Nassau. ............... -
North American. Turks Island. IS
h........
Olympic. Southampton. 50 n r.. 1000 AM
Philadelphia, Laguayra. II Bkyn.. Noon
Porto Rico San Juan, 3J Bklyn.... Noon
Sama. Santiago, 1 y R.......... Noon
9 ntiago. Santiago, II Bklyn. Noon
Sboney. Havana. t3 Il R.......... II 100 AM
Zacapa, Kingston. 10 R......... 200 PM
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Bound East.

Tugs Woodrnan, light Cat ~ :O5 PM
Toiler. with barge (at PM) Jupiter. witt
tat 3:05 PM; A z Skidmore, with l Ga
! :55 PM).
Steam lighter D MacGnl Cat so PNf).
Sailed 2eth, schrs w Comeau (Br), from
New York for Halifax; William A Naugle
tBr), from do for Lunenburg.
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somai-
II
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South

Str Norw ak. Boston for New York.
Steamboat Cape Cod Cat :0o AND.
Schr Chautauqua (Br) Stamford. OF. for
New York to + Whitney Co.
Tug Spartan. with barge Cat 8 AS AND.
Steam canalboat Orville A Crandall Cat 8
AND.
Steam lighter Howard Co Cat $3.50 AND.
Motor derrick Wort1ngton cat 80 PA).
The New York herald., 1922-11-30
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

from Austria Belgium, Czecho- -Slovakia,
Denmark, Egypt. Finland. France. Germany
Great Britain, Greece, Hungary. Italy, Lith-
tugal, Rumania. Russia. Spain. Sweden,
Switzerland, Turkey and Yugo- -Slavia.
Steamer left Southampton and Cherbourg
Nov 25.
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2.

Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay (spe-
clally addressed only) via Montevideo and
Buenos Aires. str MARCoNI. I AM.
Canal Zone. Panama. FL Salyador (prints.
SCI. Nicaragua Except East CoasO, ANA
pala City, Choluteca (elso prints. &c, for
Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran, In
Honduras. Cauca and Narino Departments
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SAIL FRIDAY. DECEMBER I.

Flora T.aRuayra - nkiyn....... .00 Pm
Mirafiores, Manzaniilo, ! " r.. Noon
Munargo, Nassau, 0 Il R.......... Noon
Prmero. Tangier. &o.............. -
Bklyn ,.'...................... PM
To a., r,o Gan Jusn Z ~ Noon
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A. g. Henderson. general agent at
Chicago Of the Admiral Oriental Line
arrived In New York yesterday on
business trip. II. r. Alexander. head
Of the line. is also In town.
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DUE FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1.
DUE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2

Guiana. 81 Thomas oath :. O.. Furness- Witty
Lyons Maru, Colon 18th. :. Nippon Yusen X
Rotterdam Plymouth 22d ...,.. HolIand-Am
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Continued on Following Page.
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Is. q. Tickets for ali lines.
Globe Tourn. fav.. $40 w "a Tel 1880 Long acre
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30.

Canal Zone, Panama. IN Salvador (prints.
&cl. Nicaragua Except East COAST. ANA
pala City. Chouteca (also prints. &C. for
Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) In
Honduras, Cauca and Narino Departments
of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru Except lquitos). I.
Bolivia and Chile (other parts of Honduras
must be specially addressed) via Cristobal
Salsverry, Callao, Mollendo, africa. 1quique,
Antofagasta, Coqulmbo. Valparaiso and Tai
cahuano. str SANTA ANA. 6 80 AM (D.
Costa Rica Irregular mail only via Port
Lmon; by rail TO Boston, Mass, and thence
by str SAN BIAS, PM.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER !.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay (spe-
cially addressed only via Montevideo and
Bucnos Aires, str ROBIN HOOD, 12 NJ.
Bahamas Qnclu6ing Inagua and Fortune
islands, and City of Antilla, Cuba (other
parts OF Cuba must be specially addressed)
via Nassau and Antilla. str MUNARGO,
AM.
Haiti, Venezuela and Curacao Especially
addressed only via Port au Prince. La
guayra. Puerto Cabello Curacao and Mara
caibo, str FLORA, IL NJ.
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The Spanish Shipowners Association.
pointing out that half OF Spaip's mer-
chant fleet IN laid up, has appealed
for remission OF the steamship taxes.
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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BERMUDA--s and day tours. Furness
Bermuda Iinc, - whitehall ST., ". Y.
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sAIL THURspAy. NOVEMBER 30.

Arapahoc. Jacksonville. 80 y r.. Noon
City OF st Louis, Savannah. 81
NJ ..................... 800 Pm
Hansa, Hamburg 80 R....... 1000 AM
Hellig Olav. Copenhagen. nth st,
Uobok.n Observation-Disclosures. Nom
Manchuria Hamburg. - y R...., II 90 AM
Santa Ana. valparaiat. 35 Bklyu.. -
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FABRE LINE to Mediterranean Forts.
office. IL state ST.. N. Y.