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New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
IL Die i'm Orphanage
Fire; Four Boys Heroes
9sBig Brothers, Save Many
From Flames in Jewish
House i'm Montreal

MONTREAL, Aug. 16. - Remarkable
heroism was di-played by four Jewish
boys, ranging in age from fourteen to
sixteen, in rescuing younger inmates Of
the Hebrew Orphans Homo at Shaw
bridge which was destroyed by fire last
night with loss Of twelve lives. The
boys plunged into the burning building
time and again, emerging with smaller
ones who had been rendered uncon-
scious by the smoke.
When the fire began the Big
Brothers Immediately took up their
posts and soon lined thirty boys out
side the building. These were the
fortunate ones who were sleeping on q
balcony off the first floor. The girls,
who occupied the second floor, were
first to receive the alarm and all
reached the open in safety. It was in
wing of this floor that the ten chill
dren and two adults perished in the
fire, the Big Brothers encountering q
wall of fire when they attempted to
reach them.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

City of Harvard. cardiff. Aug q.
Norton, Lilly a. Co
Haliarius. Montevideo. July 81 Houston ZINE
Houlder Weir & Boyd
Barber Lines
Erie, Narvik july 27......,. Kerr 8 Co
Muronan Maru, Alden. July 2g.
Nippon Yusen Kainha
Merton. Lilly & Co
Acme. Shanghai, July 3. :,
Standard Transportat Co
Wray Castle. suez, July 49,. Barber Lines
Hoosac. London, July 2a.. >. Furness-Withy
Aicinous. Gibraltar July 80. Booth Co
Ansolds. Genoa, July 80.
Mcdonnell 81 Truds
Due Tomorrow
Taurus. Hull Aug 2......... Kerr s 8 Co
Eastern TEMPEST. Newport, Aug a..
Maid of Psara. Liverpool. Aug 8.
Galanos g. Co
sallust Bahia. July ia. Lamport a. Holt
Due Saturday
Eizasiie. Antwerp, Aug 4....Belgian Line
Hallmoor. Newport. Aug 4.
Mandy Hill, Barry, Aug 8.
Internatlonai caartering CO
GTssness STser nco nx avg ,svs NAY Go
Due Sunday
Cabo Espartel. Tarragona. July %.
City of Winchester. Barry Aug 6,
Norton. Lilly & Co
Rosenburg, Hull, Aug a,
simpson, Spence & Young
Hollinside. Buenos Ayres July %,
Simpson. Spence Young
Ohioan, Los Angeles, Aug 3.
United American Lines
Due Monday
Tacoma Helsingfors. July 20.
carenco. Marseilies Aug 8.
Cd Mallory g. Co
Bankdaie. MarseiIes, Aug 6.
James w Elwe,l G. Co
Robin Adair, San Pedro. Aug 2.
Isthmian s s Lines
Alaskan, Cristobal Aug. 15
United American Lines
Due Tuesday
Panaman, Hamburg, Aug s.
United American Lines
Lorenzo. Gibraltar. Aug 30 via Boston.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Hera. Rouen. Aug 8. ...... Standard Oil Co
Bronte, Buenos Ayres Aug /.
Lamport & Holt Limo
Due Wednesday
Port Auckland. Clyde, Aug II.
Funch, Edge & Co
River Araxes. Gibraltar. Aug 5.
Cunard S S Co
Due Thursday. Aug "a
Mount Evans, Barry, Aug II.
New York City. Bristol. Aug IL
Charles Hill & Sons
Rossia, Liverpool, Aug TO-. Norton Lilly
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17

Algeria, GiaBEow, Aug 0.... Anchor Line
President Fillmore. bremen. Aug 10:
u Lines
Due Monday
oropesa, Southampton, Aug. IL.
Royal Mail Stearb Packet Co
Giulio Cesare, Naples. Aug IL
Itaiia-Aaerica Line
Heiiig Oiav. Christiana, Aug LII.
Scandinavian American Line
Hansa. Hamburg, Aug s, United Am Lines
rolycarp, Para, Aug ess.s,.. Booth Co
Caracas. Curacao, Aug iA...,. Red ID Line
Ponce, San Juan, Aug 10.
N q Porto Rico s s Co
Due Tuesday
Majestic. Southampton. Aug 1s
white Star Line
Bergensfjord, Bergen. Aug IL.
Norwegian American Line
Mount Carroll. Hamburg, Aug 10.
United Amhrican Lines
Mongolia. Hamburg, Aug 1o,.Auleriean I4ine
Siboney, Havana, Aug 10.
" g. Cuba Mali 8 8 Co
Due Wednesday
Arabic, Genoa, Aug e....., White Star Limo
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific
Line Declared Bankrupt
Company Fails After Libels on
E7oslr Vessels by Board for
snpaisl lmstaiEments

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 16.-The At
1antic, Gulf and Pacific Steamship Cor,
poration, four of whose ships have
been libeled By the United States Ship
ping Board for failure TO pay for
them, was adjudicated bankrupt last
night BY Willis E. Myers, referee in
bsn3ruptcy, in friendly proceedings in
jstituted by credito,s. w. Bernard
Duke, president of the company, and
J.. Vernon Miller, an attorney, were
named receivers, No schedules were
filed
President Duke said that as a going
concern. the outlook of the company
was bright, but as a concern with its
ships tied UP it was considered to the
best interests of every one concerned
that the company should be adjudi-
Gated bankrupt and receivers ap-
POINTED, in order to protect the rights
and interests of every one"
Mr.. Duke expected to confer with
Shipping Board officials at Washing
ton to-day in an effort to reach an
agreement regarding the future of the
company and the disposition of its ves-
isels, and also to arrange for taking
care Of freight now on board ships.
The Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific cor
poration was organized in 1920, with
Nf. Duke as president. Piers were
LEASED at Baltimore, Los Angeles, and
San Francisco. Six ships were pur-
chased from the Shipping Board on
the Partial payment plan. and fort
Tlghtly service between Baltimore and
she Pacific ports was inaugurated.
WASHINGTON, Aug 16.--Confront-
I'd hv the refusal of the Atlantic, Gulf
.1d Pacific Steamship Company of Bal
smore 10 turn over the bills of lading
and manifests of cargoes loaded on
government vessels lbeled by the
Shipping Board for non-payment of the
balance due on the tonnage, Chairman
,Iasker to-day announced that applica-
ition will be made Immediately to the
court to gain possession of the vessels
and the right to transport their car.
goes TO their destinations.
Chairman Lasker said to-day that
the Shipping Boards policy of seizing
all tonnage not paid for by pioneer
purchasers by September Is would not
be changed by the opposition offered
BY the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Com
pany.
Nothing viii change the Shipping
Boards policy" the chairman said
"TheSa companies must settle for these
ships or the board viii get them back
In this policy we are immovable."
Promise was given, by the board to-
night that it would do all within it's
power to move to their consignees all
cargoes carried by the ships of the
company.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Aug 1e--Arrived: Knut
Hons,nn Hansnm Nor' Ston na x Kemp
Maaadyk (Du), Rotterdam: Penrose aBrl.
Han hamburg; Jerseymoor tBr9. Philadel-
(B), Port Antonio Margaret. Boca
Grande: EVELYN, Hampton Roads.
saens George AuE s Hsnr1 Ar5yea bsa
Hernosand via Androssan; schr Peacelan nd
r)' Pnnrrsboro Sailed San genito
Norfolk; Ontario, Philadelphia; Hampden'
Sewalrs Point
BOSTON. Aug 1e--Arrived: Homestead,
Barrios sekgness (Br). Philadelphia for
Hamburg; Lake Strymon. Jacksonville and
Charleston; arecian, Norfolk. Sailed:
: CHARLEsToN. Aug 1s--Arrived: schr
Horauo G Foss, New York. Sailed: Nord-
havet Dan), Progreso Lisbeth (Nor>.
= HAMPTON ROADS. Aug 1s--Arrived: I:
lNor>, Philadelphia: Kentucky tBr), New
PSiladolphis; nerakies Ter e tNor5' eS ASonmouth; s;
Msyaro ORD, New York; Colombia New
York: Caliabasas Baltimore; Munsomo,
so sasa New N0F sans
Fierce sS' New EnFsnd schr sehs Rooert M 'a Bean.
fo MfM New TorE Wndns SeT Gulf o Nor
HAVANA, Aug. 16-Arrived :siboney,
New York; Caiamares, do; Ebro, (Br).
York. sailed Mexico ifrom Vera CRUZ,
New York
JACKSONVILLE, Aug 1s--Arrtxed Mer-
rimack, Savannah; sch Salem, Barbados.
MONTREAL, Aug 16--Arrived: Brat
land (Nor). santiago; Galtymore lBr),
PIC 9n00 nr Say saea aorN
Grarna GtaD, Genoa; Canadian Harves~
ter tnr), West Indies; Melita (Br), South,
ampton; Methven (Br), London; seapool
PANAMA CANAL. crlstobal, Aug Is
Arrived Ar,s Toloa Pr) New YSr pn,s sailed
Seattle; President Taft (from New York;,
Maifaxj Portland. es;' Ore; stains t 't1srp eBr9
PHILADELPHIA Aug 10 Arrived:
Cruiser Nioee lBr). Halifax; Novian OBJ,
Liverpool @ via Boston: Abb tBrl. Bizerta;
pico: W M Irish, Tampico; Alderarnin
(DD, Rotterdam; Appomattox (Br), Bos-
ton; Clotard, Lisbon; Lake. ElIicott, Glen
Sailed: Commodore Rollins (Nor), Port
antonio; Juan (Nor). Port Antonio; Casper.
lice and Rouen; Eastern Light. New York ;
Nordvaag (Nor) Baltimore; 5rrah (Nor)
Baltimore; Lexington (Br) Glasgow via
NJ ipoRTd4MD, For M, Ore Ore. Aug lsArrived Biz
TeesbT,aLe p9bR,naLANR (Rr, Me- Mevo aug = lsmArTiyed
Ghristiana CHI lah ii via Shields Sailed: Herman
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Aug 1s-Arrived: :
Cube; Havana, schr Lydia Mcclellan Bax-
ter. New London. Sailed: Cuba, Hava-
ma via Key West; West segovla VIA .-ew
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 1e-Arr,ved 18th
Myrmidon (Br). Kamchatka for New York /;
18th, Lurline, Honolulu; Delagoa Maru
Jap), Fongkong; Huntsman (Br), Ant
perl, yerp .ns Sailed 18th: Chattanooga City,
cortland, Ore; Eemdijk (Dut), Hamburg
via San Pedro: 10th, Siberia Maru (Jap5.
ns,.,s. nnongkong; Waitemata tBr). sydney;
Colima lMex), Salina Cruz: Manoa. Homo,
lulu: Willpolo, Portland. Ore.
~ sAV VANNAH. Aug 16-Arrived: MUNRO,
Texas Texas City; City Of Augusta, Boston.
Sailed; Marnetown (Br), New Orleans.
TAMPA, Aug 16--Arrived: jacques Car
tier fFr), Savannah: Okmulgee. Mohils. !.
;Ahltamaha, ;Ah,.I New York; schr Ella Pierce
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Aug 1s-
4sriyed; a. rived, schrs SCI FRANCES Parsona tBr),
Halifax for New York; j w Comeau SBrlI.
Bridgewater Cor Fall River -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17

York via Philndelphia: Erdsiy Utai). New
PoRT TALBOT, Aug ia--Es stern, Guide,
HAMBURG. Aug 1e---Truro City lBr,,
Balnsrs via phiJadelgna ana nsw s YSsx 9r
AVoNMoUTH. Aug ia - Puget Sound
BRlEMEN. Aug is--Hannington Court
fBr). New Orleans and Savannah.
HAyRE Aug is--Gciden Gate. Phiiat
AccRA. Aug 14--west Saginaw, New
York via .Teneriffe. Dakar. etc; cathia-
met, Port Harcourt.
Baltimore; Delaware (Br), Philadelphia
LEITH, Aug 15-scatweli tBr). Mont
real.
HULL. Aug -Kalomo ORB, San Fran
cisco via Antwerp; Gitano tBr). New
PORT SAID. Aug 1s--city OF Benares
tBr). New York for Calcutta.
Departures
KoBn, Aug 11-Tofuku Maru tJap),
iLoILo. Aug 12--Moorish Prince tBr).
RIO DE JANEIRo. Aug 16--seattie
New Orleans.
YOKOHAMA, Aug 13--Protesiiaus tBr),
from Hongkong). Vancouyer.
ANTWERP, Aug t3---Coldbrook. New
IsA,1 TxIMougTa; ssg',aa;a5;s Aaf sssuwanee enr'
Britshsr tBr) (fro,n MeibourneS. Van
PENANG, Aug 14-cyslops (Br> tfrom
ROTTERDAM Aug lA-~.1ndependence
MADEIRA. Aug 1A--Luciline tBr). Bat
PORT SAID. Aug 15--Gralnton tBr,.
MontTes, .., <>,> -
raSk ANEa s1osen ans San N0f Now
SINGAPORE, Aug 1b--Nurtureton (Br),
NfS EoSoSoso. S5'ss5so Aug 1s-re,emaohus eBr,.
PENARTH. Aug 15-Ellerdale tBr). New
eARpIFr. Aug 15--Exeter city tBr>.
:. SHIELDS, Aug 16---,Brishton (Nor), New
York; choyo Maru Gaap). dalyoston; Olaf
PoRT SAID. Aug i6--city Of Lucknow
(prl Grem KarachD,, New York. ~
san AsS e
tfrom Manlla), New York;
n4BBx AHs 5oHtDxsfsy xus lsManaes NeE aess
BRISTOL Aug l5--Turcoman tRr).
easssSST ceaossNsSsSTTANTrNopLp. Aug s--Aoropolis,
IA ALaIERs. it A,ugg. ia.clan Msegrayne
y afBRALTAR, Aug i6-corby, (br) lfrom
Bombay, Philadelphia.
YOKOHAMA Aug 15---Korsa Maru (Jap)
(from Manila, etc), San Francisco.
GLASGOW, Aug 16---Rapidan (Br), Bos-
ton.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 1s-Pittsburgh (Br),
Perrin, Aug 18--rCity of Newcastle
(Br) {from Calcutta. etc), New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 16--Majestic (Br1
New York.
GENOA, Aug 11-Mar BIanco (sp). Gal
CHRIsT1ANIA, Aug 12-Pawnee. New
Qatter previously.
COPENHAGEN, Aug 12-Todalsfjord
(Nor), Philadelphia.
York
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Grand Trunk Head Quits
Major Graham Bell to Fill Va
cancy ON Board

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 1e.-The
government to-day accepted the res
ignation of Howard G. Kelley as a
director of the Grand Trunk Railway
and he automatically ceased to be
president of the road.
His resignation, IL. common with
those of other directors of the Grand
Trunk and Canadian National boards,
has been in the hands of the govern
ment for some time, in view Of the
impending reorganization. It was
understood that the acceptance of Mr..
Kelley's resignation arises out of the
fact that his contract with the Grand
Trunk expires August 81.
Pending the reorganization Of the
Canadian National board, the govern
ment appointed Major Graham Bell,
Deputy Minister of Railways. to fill the
vacancy on the board created by Mr..
Kelley's resignation.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Radio Corp. ,of America

Atlanta city 57s y Jupiter Aug 1s.
a y Kent 40 NE Nantucket Aug 1e.
Acme $50 s Ambrose Aug L.
Byron d Benson lse ri Jupiter Aug 15
Birkenhead passed In lDnlawnre Aug Is.
Bannack 49, ENE Care Henry Aug 1s.
BSlayl 20 SW Winterqnarters Aug IS.
Columbia 21 s Ambrose Aug is.
Catherine 30 Wintersiuarter Aug is.
cornssiia t,oras ss2 ass 8 Ameros.s .ner Aug 1s.
Cerro Asul "a SE Winterquarter Aug 49,
pm Aug l6.
cerroebano los Ambrose Aug 10.
Coastwse III NE Cape Charles Aug 1e.
City OF Columbus 100 sW Nantucket Aug
City of Montgomery 100 N Diamond Aug
Dixie Arrow l5e S AMBROSE Aug is.
IEN Thager 70 Jupiter Aug 15.
PASSPORT 1916 Il Ambrose Aug 49,
Federal SO S Ambrose Aug l6
Fort Victoria $50 sg Ambrose Aug le.
Hos Island a7o III ENE e ioverfar;s rs Is Aug is.
Harold Walker 1874 W sand Key Aug Is.
II l. Pratt $50 s Hatteras Aug 15.
HSmPasn Paw e 5sns Nsnset s,ans.ls Avg Is
J W .yandyke s. S Cape May Aug is.
Key West 100 8 Ambrose Aug 1e
Lacuna 21o N Hatteras Nina am Aug 1e.
Maiden Creek 917 n Cape Henry Aug is.
0eSnns Sew Britain an l2s s hmbrose hIasd Avg 49,
Oscar D Bennett % w Egment Key Aug
is.
Philadelphia Cred D liner) 74a Ambrose
Aug IS.
Porto Rico S57 Ambrose Aug Is.
Panaman 406 Cape Henry Aug 10.
Resolute S95 r. Ambrose Aug Is.
Rumney 140 Sc Nantucket Aug 49,
Robin Goodfelow S Ambrose pm Aug
15
Santa Clara 24s Cape Horny Aug is.
Sam Lamberto $50 Sc Nantucket 8 pm
Aug 10.
Santore 652 s Ambrose Aug Is.
San Eduardo 40 NE Nantucket Aug f6
San Bruno 65s Cape May Aug 15.
Santa Luisa 1,770 s Ambrose Aug 15.
Sunbeam So SW Hatteras Aug 16
Swiftarrow 265 N Jupiter Aug Is.
st Andrew 11o E Abrose Aug IL.
Sixaola 267 s Ambrose Aug 16.
Seaconett Sc Five Fathom Aug 16
Texas Maru $50 Il Cape Henry Aug 49,
T Williams 1850 e Cape May Aug l5.
Tacoma 800 &c Ambrose Aug 16.
West Campgaw passed Quebec 1890 am
Aug 49,
Wellington II s Diamond Aug Is.
West Hardaway t.132 p Ambrose Aug is.
William Green AZ SW Dry Tortugas Aug
15.
West Colinas passed Ambrose 80 Aug t6.
2acapa s26 S Ambrose Aug 15.
Eastern Pilot 70 e Boston I4v Aug 16.
West Inskip 1873 E Ambrose Aug is.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Board IseDpells
ntlaAraaerican
Ship Rate War
Fares on AIunson Line Cus
500 Under Previous
Levels; Reduction Is Now
so Per Cent i'm A Months
I.arnport TO Meet Drop
Passenger Charges From
N. Y. May Affect Rates by
Companies TO West Coast

Unexpected announcement by the
Munson Limos yesterday OF an average
reduction Of 500 in passenger fares
from New York to the east coasr of
South America, marked the reopening
of the rate war between the Shipping
Beard and the Lamport & Holt Line.
Charges on government vessels, oper-
ated by the Mnnson Lines are now
approximately 80 per cent under the
levels last April. when the rate slashes
began. Officials of the Lamport &
Holt Line said that the company un-
doabtedly would meet the new reduc-
tions.
With the price of first class ticket
to Buenos Ayres only $3.50 at present
the rate structure from this city to
the West Coast of South America i s
endangered, and it is expected that
decreases will be made on this service.
A traveller to Valparaiso can now go
to Buenos Ayres for $3.50 in fourteen
days and traverse the continent in two
days for Ss5, thus making the entire
far. TO Valparaiso direct is $3.50, and
nineteen days is required for the
journey. Officials Of the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company and the Grace
Line, plying from New York to the
west coast to South America, admitted
yesterday that they would have to face
the issue.
British Line ForestalIed
The general comment in shipping
circles yesterday was that the Munson
Line had fore stalled rate cut by
the Lamport & Holt Line. There have
been unconfirmed reports for several
weeks that the latter concern contem-
plated reduction of 25s per cent, fol-
: =,
of the rate agreement with the Ship
ping Board line.
David Cook, New York manager Tor
Lampart 8, Holt, was reticent ia dis
cussing the situation, but said that the
company would meet the cut. He de-
plorea the use of the term rate war;"
and said that further decreases would
depend upon the actions Of the board.
The Munson Line announcement yes
terday gave the one-way passage to
Rio de Janeiro as 5000, compared with
the previous rate of $295, and SAILS
last April. The round trip fare was
made $3.50, comparing with $3.50 be-
fore. The new rate to Buenos Ayres
III oand voyage, against $3.50 for one
wa previously. Similar reductions
wer rade to Montevideo.
asked 10 Per Cent Differential
Before the recent abrogation of the
rata agreement, Sir Arthur Cook, Lon
d. director of the Lamport G. Holt
Lihe, conferred with Chairman A. D.
LasSer OF the Shipping Board in Wash
ingtoa and sought a 10 per cent diff
ferenaial for the British ships, which
are slower than the four vessels oper-
sted by the Munson Line. This was re-
fused. Three OF the Lamport & Holt
hoats have been in the ns-Atlantic
route during the summer, but are now
returaing to the South American run.
= present rates the fare from New
~ to South America is consider
abl lower than on similar ships from
Il cit1 to Europe en- a mileage basis.
III [Yoyage to Buenos Ayres is about
twice the distance to London, while
the minimum fare is $3.50, as compared
with 1925 to the British port.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GIBRALTBR. Aug is tPassed>-prov,. !.
aenee Msrss,,,do {Fro New York and Boston for i,
York 5sS}; Belyidere, New YosR' sRasn new
PRESTON, Eng, Aug I2--Canadian Vol
YOKOHAMA, Aug 12-Hawaii Mar,
lJap), Seattle for Hong. Kong: Pemanr
Mary aIn uIlIl fIalp9, = San Francisco for ahanshai
treal. Ntsoi'' MOL
HsAANKoW, ia sItT, Aug 14--Areher. Savannah.
peetor ct r., SBr}, Portland, Ore. 20
,psI pFLIussHING, g Aug 14-Greystoke Castle
ANTWERP. Aug 14-Maokinaw tBr,.
ROTTERDAM, Aug 14-1stria uo.
FREMANTLE, Aug 14-Port Caroline
SHIELDS. Aug Cairnvalona tBr>,
:. LIVERPOOL. Aug 15-General kons,,
Pallisen tDan). Cambellton. r b: WaIsh :
man tBrl, Montreal.
SINGAPORE, Aug 15--Half Moon, New
vALPARAIso, Aug 1e-santa Teresa,
BuENos AYREs. Aug 15-B,rk eSor,
Phdil1adelphia; Bibbeo, Mobile. =
RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug I5-Pocone
tBraz,, New York- Sailed: Seattle Maru
ter lsr). New York
KOBE, Aug l8--Toyo Maru (Jap), Ta-
coma ! :, ilaNTe Maru tJap3, New York,
GLASGOW, Aug 15--Ocean Prince (Br1.
Seattle. =
ARDROssAN, Aug l5-oIaf Kyrre (Norl.
Baltimore via Montreal
,ALExANDRIA Aug Is - cameronia
lBr9, New York via Naples. ETC.
CORK. ape 15--Ballygaliy Head fBr,
Montreal. -
souTHAMProN, Aug 15-- Heregngaria
OF France Qsr). Quebec for Hamburg dat
ter proceeded).
LONDON, Aug Is--Arrived. Antonio
{Bre. Montreal via Plymouth
NAPLES. Aug s---Granicos fGk1 Mont
York. 1s -"
Orleans
!. aolPooRTo. a9lsoo Aug -Bramweli Point, Phil
GENOA. Avg ii Adigs (taD, New
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Homeric (Br). Southampton Aug 8; to
White Star Line with mails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier SO. N Il (West
seydlitx tGer). Bremen Aug s. to North
German Lloyd Line with mails; is expected
TO dock forenoon at foot 9th st. Hoboken
Latvia (Dan). Copenhagen Aug 4: to
altic-A:nericsn Line with mails; Is ex-
pected TO dock afternoon at Pier 5. Bush
Docks, 'klyn.
Presidente Wilson no. Trieste Aue 3,
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 7. Bush
Docks, B'kiyn.
Fort Victoria tBr). Bermuda Aug Is; to
Furness. Withy d Co with mails: is ex-
pecred to dock forenoon at Pier 95 N r
tWest 55th st).
Due Tomorrow
Aquitania {3r1, Southampton Aug l2; to
Cunard Co with mails; is expected TO
18th stp.
Rotterdam (Dt). Rotterdam Aug Q: to
Holland America Line with mails: is ex-
pected to dock afternoon at foot 9Th St
Dante Aiighieri tit,, Naples Aug 6, to
Mcdonnell & Truda with mails: is ex-
pscted TO dock forenoon at Pier 25. n r
Resoiute Hamburg Aug s.; 90 United
eineTlsan 1s,ar as 4 ane with mails; will dock at
Mexico. Havana Aug Il; to N r & Cuba
dock afteTneon @ az Pier -. Il H wall stl. :
ness. Witty & Co with mails; is expecfed
to dock afternoon at Pier "a. B'klyn.
Due Saturday
Paris tFr). Havre Aug u: to French
Line with mails; lie expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 81. r twest 18th st]
Yauban tBr) Hamburg Aug 6: To Roval
Mail Steam Packet Co with mails. e az
pected to dock forenoon at Pier "a. n r
Morton st9. = ~
I. st Mihiea. Cristobal Aug II; to III S Army
Transport Service with mails: ia exaerta3
B'klyn.
Due Sunday
Vessel. Port Aeara.
Lapland, Antwerp Aug IL Red Star yina
Celtic Liverpool. Aus H.. White star T.ins
Cameronia, Fiume, Aug 8. .Cunard s S CO
w r Grace q. Go
DIVA, Rars LdrsJr, Aug a.. United Fruit CO
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Reports by Wireless
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New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug i6--schr Hem
riette (Br), from Rotumah July "a for
San Francisco. wrecked on E1lice group.
South Seas; total loss; crew saved Hen
riette recently reported erroneously@ Is
wrecked at Suva.
Cello, Seattle for this port. standing by
Georgina Rolph. previously reported with
broken tail shaft; tug Sea Ranger left
18th to assist.
NEWPORT. Ore. Aug 16--Power schr
e l. Smith. of Portland. trading coast
wise, aground off entrance to Siletz Bay;
crew saved. Vessel resting easy.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Sailed Yesterday

Mont Cervin (Trl, New Orleans; Rio
Antonio; w c Teagle, Baton Rouge; J A
Moffett Jr. Texas City; Santa Elisa,
Callao; Edward l. Doheny III, Tampico; /;
iory, Galveston yiborg tDan), Norfolk; /;
Virginia Express, Richmond; Tiverton (Br).
Avonmouth; Andree (Br), Barcelona; ;
Metapan, Kingston; Benning ton -
Yorck tGerl, Bremen; Manchurian Prince
lBrl, Rio de Janeiro; Idaho (Br) Hull:
El Captain, New Orleans; New York -
Jomsberg (Dan), Campbellton
Hamilton. Norfolk; City of Sparta (Br),
Caicutta; President Monroe, Queenstown
and London; City of Seattle. Cape Nav
and Philadelphia; Vincent, Pfailadelphia. :.
I.ondonier (Belg), Antwerp: Selwyn Eddy,
Philadelphia, Baltimore ;veedol, Phila-
delphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17

East Gulf Moderate variable Winds and
rarity cloudy weather, With occasional
showers.
West gsulf~-t5entie variable winds ana
partly cloudy weather. with local showers
Caribbean Sea ana Windwnrd Pnssa ge--
sfsderete yariapis winds. mostly easterT;
partly cloudy weather, with LEGAL showers
North of Sandy Hook.--nSoderate westerly
winds and fair weather.
sandy Hook TO Hatteraa--Gentle TO mod
crate southwest and west winds and gem
crafty fair weather,
Hatteras to Florida StraIts-- Tolerate
southeast and south Winds and cloudy
weather, with occasional showers.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17
Notice TO Mariners

Joseph r Wood succeeds w Deyereaux
command steam screw Arapahoe; Clyde
s S Co.
Roger Williams succeeds Allen Lack
hurst command gasoline screw Markat.
Warren III Brown succeeds James I,
Baker command barge Margaret
Warren II Brown succeeds John Win
ter command barge Penn.
William d Goodman succeeds William
B Perry command steam screw Helen.
Nicholas Davenport succeeds William G
Brown command steam screw James e
Conway.
A Torgersen succeeds ] Halsey com
mand steam screw Ell Captain; Southern
Pacific Co.