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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
N. Y. to Bremen
Route Planned
By White Star
International Mercantile
Marine Co. Will Enter
German Trade With Four
Ships, Starting Nov. 10
Switch i'm Montreal Line
Vessels Now Running From
Canada Will Come Here
When Season L. Closed

The White Star Line will inaugurate
q service from New York to Bremen
with two vessels, the Pittsburgh and
the Canopic, with the first sailing No
vember or II, 1t was learned yester-
day. Officials of the company refused
comment upon the report. but in other
quarters it was said that plans prac-
Of the International Mercantile Marine
into trade between the German port
and the United States.
The White Star Line has been con-
plating the Bremen-New York service
for some months, and has been oper-
ating a feeler route from Montreal this
year with the Vedic and Poland. The
results Of this experiment, it is said,
have been successful. In entering the
Bremen run the International Mercan-
tile Marine will engage in direct COM
petition with the United States Lines
and the North German Lloyd.
1t is understood that originally the
White Star had in mind service from
New York with four vessels, including
the Vedic and Poland, after ice had
closed the Montreal season. The pres
ent plan is to tie up the latter two
or to put them into some other run.
The Pittsburgh is 10000 gross ton
vessel, with accommodations for 600
cabin and 100 third class passengers.
She is now IN operation between Phila-
delphia, Boston and Liverpool. She
probably will serve on the Bremen
route during the winter, but will be
replaced in the spring and return to
her present run. The Canopic, which
recently was converted to cabin class
ship, is 10000 tons gross and has ac-
commodations for $50 cabin and 900
third class. She is now on the Mont
real-Liverpool route with the Regina,
Megantic and Canada, maintaining a
weekly schedule
he able to give q sailing about every
twenty days.
The International Mercantile Marine
Company, operating the White Star
Line, expects a good third class traffic
from Germany if the financial and eco
nomic situation there improves. it is
pointed out that under the 8 per cent
immigration law in force in this coun-
try 6S O59 Germans are allowed to
enter annually. Of this number only
1908, or 20 per cent, came last year
The chief difficulty is that the average
German cannot afford to pay the 50,0O0
or so marks required to purchase an
$50 ticket under the present exchange.
The international Mercantile Marine
also plans to reopen the New York
London service of the Atlantic Trans
port Line next spring. Two ships, the
Minnewaska and the Minnetonka, are
now under construction and will be
completed by that time. Two others
Will be added to give n weekly service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01

President Harding Bremen July IS; to
L 8 Lines with malls Is expected to dock
about $3.50 m Mt Pier I. Hoboken.
Ebro tBr). Valparaiso July IA; to Pacinc
Steam Navigation Co with mails; is ex-
pected to dock about 10 IN ut Pier AZ.
n n tMorton st).
Tivives, Kingston July 80: to United
Fruit Co with mails; ia expected to dock
afternoon at Pier IL. p II Maiden Lane)
Due Friday
Vessel. Port. Agency.
Berengaria, Southampton. July 30.
Cunard s g Co
Reliance. Chercourg. July 81.
United American Lines
Polonia, Copenhagen, July H.
Baltic American Limo
Duo Saturday
Boivedere, Trieste, July IT.
Phelps Bros & Co
Columbia, CSistobal. July rs via Baltimore.
Pacific Mail $ s Co
Due Sunday
Cedric. Liverpool. July 30. White Star Line
Calamares, PIT Limoa, July 3o.Unit Fruit Co
Duo Monday
La savoie. Havrc, July 40. French Line
Porto Rico, San Juan, Aug ].
N Y g. Porto Rico S s Co
Philadelphia, Curacao, July 80.
Bliss. Dallett 81 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Spring Lingerie Lines

Spring lingerie lines show richer
colors and deeper shades than here
t9fore. Orchid, pink and honeydew
continue in favor, while very little
blue or white is seen in the silk lines
Applique and embroidery in coarse
silks is the favored trimming and, eX-
cept for trousseau sets. the lace used
is generally of definite pattern and
of creamy huse. Ribbons are used
more than last season. There is lit
tie difference in cut to any of the
finer garments. Prices of raw ma
terials have been source of worry to
lingerie@ manufacturers. Early open
ings of q few weeks ago met with con-
siderable success, but the fluctuations
of raw materials, especially silk, have
caused several leading manufacturers
to withdraw their lines to refgure
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS ANn
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily report.
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ccelved through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corno.
ration OF America Shipmaster. ~
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com.
mercial radio stations in the United
states proper. 1t Is important that
these reports should be sent pronntiv
at noon each day in order that thew
may be received In time for pubiica.
ton, PNo''S%
Position reports can also be ssnt
through the stations OF the lndependent
wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. New
1 11rk city lWCG). Babylon, L. /.
s"sE). Easthampton, l.. l. (WsA1
NeW London. Conn. (WST).
NO Charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weatber
reports. "eo'N't
The Radio Corporation OF America
Wiii receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Ca
fWCC,, siasconset, Mass. (WsC5. New
LONDON, Conn. (WLC), Cape MAY New
York City (WNY). LAY 'Se"
MEDICAL and surgical advice will n.
given free through ths Radio cornars
I1on OF America by tho L S Pubic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Foreign, Ports
Arrivals

TRIESTE July 25--presldente Wilson
! Nt). New York via Boston
| DUNklkk, July 27-AIck eesport NAw
RouEN. July 27--rabor tNor,. -
=, ROTTERDAM, July 2S-Turkestan (Br1
San Francisco. ND''
PLYMOUTH. July 3o-Rotterdam (Du,
New YORK Tor Rotterdam (and proceeded)
- ' Ell DOL. July 30-Rapidan (Br)
Philadelphio; Adriatic (Br), New York via
HULL. July es-west Hardaway. Mobile
" MovILLE, July 2O--Columbia {Isr). New
lrk for Glasgow.
FALMOUTH. July 2o-Aden Maru (Jap).
Portland, Ore. via Norfolk
ANTWERP. July 20--Ampetco tBelr,
N1w york; Wimhourne lBr). Philadelphia
York. ~ - NC"
LONDON. July 29--Bosworth (Br,. Mon
treal: 81, Indian City (Br). New Orleans
BREMEN, July 20-Evanger fNor), New
MANCHESTER, July 2s-Median tBr,
cHR1sTrANsAND July ao-Hel,,s Cav
(pan2: New fork for Copenhagen
c. LE.TH. July So-City of Bombay tBr).
BRISTOL, July so-New York City (ur)
lbrl, Calcutta for Boston and New York
GOTHENBURG July 26-Drottntnehni-,
tSwed), New York. % '''' ~
G gpkKAs S9y 2 2STEsste5n Guide. Boston
phia; 2sth, Kenbane Head (Brl. Montreal
SHANGHAI, July 2s-Bondowoso (Du).
san Francisco; Ltss (Nor), New Orleans
GLASGOW, July 2S-Cohasset BaIti-
more: Torgerd (Swed), Montreal; soth, Co
lumbia (Br). New York via Moville: ist
Alconda (Br. Batwood N f.
~ EAST LONDON. July 2S-Eastern Glade
New York >'iaue'
YOKOHAMA. July 2s-Esther Dollar
sSBr). New York for Hongkong; Ixion OBJ.
Seattle for Hongkong '-''''
1 sINGAPoRB, July 2S-Hague Maru
New York. NDi''
BUENos AYREs. July 2s-Masaniello
liO. New York via Norfolk
sCEI. July S1-Yeendijk (Du), BATAVIA
and Colombo for New York
Departures
LONDON. July 2s-Teliciana fBr,.
ephiladelphia; Vitellia (Br). Montreal; 90
Sunoco tBelg), Philadelphia. ~
SHIELDS. July 29-Dosina (Rr> Kew
west; Stagpool (Br) Boston.
New York Ni''
BARRY. July 2a-Lowther Castle tpr,.
DARTMOUTH. July 2s--Lutetian tBr,.
LnITH. July 2e-sahale. philadelphia
,THAMEsHAVEN. July 2e--vaarli lNor)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Ringborg Gibraltar. July IL.
Ocean Carriers Co
Koyo Maru. San Francisco. July 20.
Togo kisen Kaisha
Steel SehfaYer, London. July e.,
0'''' Norton, Lilly & Co
Diana Dollar, Colombo July 90
Dollar Lines
Wayo Maru. San Francisco. July Q.
Togo Kisen Kaisha
Edgar r Luckenbach. Cristobal, July 20.
Luckentach s 8 Co
City of Batavia, Gibraltar. July 10.
Norton, Lilly g. Co
Londonier. Antwerp. July 16.
sartatia. Port Said. July. T.. Kerr Co
West Mahomet. Port Said. July ..
United American Limos
Due Tomorrow
Hatarana, london, July 49,. .Norton-Lilly
James w Eiwen &. Co
Ha-lsvik. Genoa. July ~. Furness Witty
Due Thursday
City Of Eureka. Lisbon. July "a via
sandown Castle. London, july Is.
Norton, Lilly Co
Duo Friday
Bradavon, London. July 81.
Fort Gaines. saracoa. July 50.
Due Saturday
6arDdQl&n, 1LCuuOu, July Go.. w SlaE LiIo
Croxteth Hall, Oran. July Is.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Citta d'Messina, Leghorn, July 49,
Phelps Bros
Nagato Maru. San Francisco. July is.
Houlder, Weir e. Boyd
Chicago City. Swansea. July 10.
Bristol City Line
Kentuckiap. Hamburg. July 10.
United American Lines
Somersby, Sunderland, July %.
JH Winchester Co
Knut Jarl. Barry July IA.
O Stray Corp
Duo Sunday
fastener, Melbourne June 49,
u s & Australasia Line
Anaconda. Rotterdam, July &c.
Black Diamond S S Corp
Liberty. Dunkirk, July 81.
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, July 10.
Isthmian Lines
Harry Luckcnbach, Cristobal. July 80,
Luckenbach S Co
Due Monday
Matilda PIERCE, Bauletta. July 20.
Pierce Bros
Manhattan Island, Calcutta. July 10.
Export s s Corp
Crofton Hall. Montevideo, July IA.
Norton. Lilly & CO
Elswck Tower, Sunderland, July 81
Punch. Edge & ca
Black Diamond Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Arrived Yesterday

orbita tpr). Hamburg July 10, South
derson Son. with a6 frst lso second
Huron. Aqua and Barahona July %. San
ssneh ns0 e ana sasaans any =. porto Plata
Monte Cristo and Turks Island rs. TO the
Clyde s $ Co, with "a pass malls and
Monterey, Tampico July 90. Vera crua
20. Progresa ~ Havana IS, Nassau %; TO
the s, o GaSn d Mall psT Co. n Ttn
Bridgetown, cartagena July II, Porto
Colombia Il; Kingston rs; to Clyde 3
Commodore Rollins, Port Antonio July
IS; TO the Atlantic Fruit Co. with pass
and aa 5sSi riF t & Kingston July rs to
the United Fruit Co, with 'ndse; Pier
20: to United American Line, with .ndse;
Pier G. Bush Docks. B'klyn.
nsraeaI 1,,. July n. H. Garages ca
with SO pass. mails and mdse; Pier IL.
Ell Sol. Galveston. July as: to Southern
Pacific Go. with mdse: Pier 81. N r.
Bayonne. Philadelphia; to Vacuum OH
Co. with OIL Bayonne. N j.
clyde s Co. Co. with ndse: Pier i, n r.
A Bostwck, Galveston; to Robert l.
Hague. with crude oil: Pier 6. Constable
Virginia Express Richmond; to Rich
u Norway Maru tJap,. birmingham, July
II; to Suzuki & Co. IN ballast; Pier B.
Jersey City.
President Arthur. Bremen. July 20: to
pass mails and mdae: Pier 4. Hoboken.
Fort st George (Br), Bermuda. July 20;
to the Furness; Bermuda 1i Line. With PSI
Ponce, Ponce. July 20. Mayaguez "a,
Aguadiila and Arecibo rs. San Juan IS;
to the N Y 8: Porto Rico s $ Co. with
Westerdyk DuD, Rotterdam, July 10:
to the Holland America Line with mdse;
9th st, Roboken.
81. Stavanger and Bergen July az to Nor
wesian Am me-; an Line Line with 25 first 2o5
snd mds aa0 sth st. ie Fyn class pass mails
p. sancho1 JuIy q. Monte cristi ana
with mdse; Pier Is. B'klyn,
saxonia (Brl. Hamburg July 10, South
smptGn July n; to 81 the cHnard ana s Anchor
| pass and mdse; Pier IS. N r.
July II. to Moore & Mccormick s With coal Il
Santa Elisa. Talcahuano July ., VAL
garaiso July IT,, Antofagasta July a..
bal July Il: TO the Grace Line with IS
pass. mails and mdse; Pier 33. Bklyn..
Ell sgio. New Orleans; to the Southern
Borglum (Dan). Boston July 80: to Ward
Line, with mdse; anchored off Liberty.
| City of Eureka, Lisbon; to d Mallory
with mdse; Pier 4. Army Base, Bklyn.
| Farmsum (DD. Tampico; to Munson
Lines, with mdse; anchored off Liberty
| Santarem tBraz). Rio de Janeiro; to
| Lloyd Brazileiro, with mdse; Pier s, Bush
| Dock, B'klyn.
S NJ spauldtng, Tampico July Is; to Pan
! American Petroleum and Transport Co.
with oil; anchored off Tompkinsville. l.
Sch Lavina M Snow. Charleston: to A
| Elliott, with mdse; Newtown Creek, B'klyn.
Robin Hood, Baltimore July 3o to
Isthmian Co. with mdse; 2sth st.
| 3 klyn.
Corsica. Norfolk July 80; to Castner,
Curran & Bullitt. with coal: anchored off
Liberty.
| Wassac. Rotterdam
Occidental. Port Lobos; to tho Texas Co,
| with crude oil.
| Italia (Br). Trieste July 10, Bari II, Mes
sina 10. Palermo a. st Michacls %; to
Cunard Anchor s Lines, with pass,
mails and mdse.
| Tiger (Nor). Glasgow July IS; TO Robert
L Hague. in ballast
Oscar II (Dan), Copenhagen July 90 and
| Christiania 81: to the Observation-Disclosures
can Line. with pass, malls and mdse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01

sibcney 7ss 81 Scotland July 81
stevangerfjord asa Il Ambrose PM
July 30.
Lake alboa asa S Scotland July 81.
Sager 105 u Ambrose July a.
President Van Buren, 1.ss7 E Ambrose
July 500
Mongolia gS1 u Ambrose July 40
Tiger $50 r. Ambrose AM July 81.
Coeileda III II Ambrose July II.
Mirafiores co $ Nantucket July 81.
Absecon ; Il Vineyard Haven July II.
1.uxpalite left dock Army Base at 0 PM
July al
Arapahoe B2 Hatteras July al.
Hilton Is ME cape Henry July 81.
Seattle Spirit 3O7 e OF Five Fathom Bank
LN July 81.
Tanamo 4Sg Scotland July 80.
Virgin!an 100 s Block Island July 81.
victaiite 2s3 Me- Cape Hatteras July 81.
Wost Chatala 1870 s Bermuda July 30.
Wheeling Mold 32a ID Ambrose July 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Handkerchiefs To Be Palmer

Men won't have to hide nandkerchiefs
received as gifts this Christmas, &C
cording to dealers here, for mems
lines will lack the usual eccentric de-
signs. although they will have con-
siderable color, even in the finest grade
Of linens. The colors of womens
handkerchiefs are solid and are re-
lieved only by a bit of embroidery in
one corner. The cheaper lines are
tending away from the eccentric de-
signs shown for the last few seasons
to the solid colors and palmer decora-
tions. Some fine linen squares, both
in white and in colors, are shown edged
with net footings, embroidered with
dots to match the color Of the handker-
chief Members of the trade are opti-
mistic regarding fall sales. New lines
will be opened about the middle of the
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc

Agwihavre n sSW Nantucket july al
america 306 Ambroae July So
C Cs,asa 2 ESQ So Ambrose July 80
Cumberland $50 Sc Nantucket = PM
July 80. En-
City OF Eureka A Sc Ambrose July AZ
eaIm una: l42 Sandy Hook July 80.
Gurrier l7s s Nantucket July 81.
fT.iimsport 76s Cape Henry July 80.
1htuania $50 Ambrose July 90
July 30 GOV I'm
July 81. S"oaiS
Lewis Lewis Thurlow 4s e Fire Island July az
M Mun.srey 20 sxs !. $ scot'and July 20.
Manchnr,. W 10, lS - July 30
Kew Rev York les Ambrose July So.
0slzaoa S7s Scotland expect arrive Aue i,
pp,psts.one County 4oS Ambrose July al.
July 81. ioh 20 VI
J Gordan as T. ,r,...~,.s 1.,,v >,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Receiver for Fergus Motors

NEWARK, N. j.. July 3l.--A re,
ceiver in equity was appointed this aft
crnoon by Federal Judge Bodine for
the Fergus Motors of America, Inc, q
New York corporation, on complaint
filed by Joseph Bell Ferguson, of New
ark. president of the company. Samuel
|. Kessler was named as receiver, with
a $4,000 bond
Ferguson, in his complaint, alleged
that he had advanced $4,000 to the
company. which has an authorized cap
ital stock of 100000, assets of $780,
600 and liabilities of 100000 All
of the assets are in the factory, at
370 Jeliff Avenue, Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Coal Ship Charter Rate
Here Drops 25 Per Cent

Prospects for peace in the mine
strike knocked % per cent off the rate
for ships to bring over British coal
yesterday. After reaching a high
mark Of II shillings last Thursday, ii
was reported that several English boats
were placed at y to 13 shillings. The
Shipping Board chartered one vessel at
q figure tina. was said to be slightly
better than the British.
The reason for the slump is that few
ships can be obtained now for delivery
earlier than September. 1t is calculated
by importers that if the strike is set
tied Immediately the shortage of fuel
viii be cut down considerably by that
fsne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Dangers to Navigation

!By the y photographic Offlce)
North Atlantic Ocenn-Off the American
Coast
The following obstruction was re-
ported; July 27. lat Al ~ lon So Us.
wreckage drifting nouthward--A Cushnet :
July ~, lat 40 rs lon 70 SO, large piece
OF partly submerged wreckage---West In
skip; July 2s. lat 40 0S lon T., Sc, two
marker buoys apparently attached to n
submerged object-Eaglc SO: july 10, lat
2S 80 Ion 60 So, black can buoy-Edith
Along the OVERSEE Routes
The following distractions was re-
ported: June 81. lat ~ 40 lon "a Is, large
covered with marine growth, apparently
part Of wooden deckhouse-Olen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
nt Sen To-siay

EStsE
East Gulf-Moderate variable winds and
partly overcast weather.
West Gulf--Aioderate eoutheant and
south winds and partly overcast weather.
Caribbean Sea ana windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast winds and
partly overcast weather. with probably
local rains.
North OF Sandy Hooh-Moderate mostly
southwest winds. and partly overcast
weather. with probably local rains
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras-Moderate shift
Ing winds and partly overcast weather,
with probably local thundershowers. 81
Hatteras to Florida Straits--ModcSate
south and southwest winds and partly
overcast weather, with probably local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Passenger Ships Due
Due Tn.dav

Oscar II (Dan). Christiania July II: to
Scandinavian American Line with mails.
is expected to dock forenoon at foot l7th
st. Hoboken.
President Garfield. London July %. To
S Lines with mails: Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier j. Hoboken
Manchuria, Hamburg July %: to Ameri-
can Line with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier So (West nth st)
Italia tBrl Trieste July 10: 20 Cunard
5 Co with mails: is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier IS. N r West 18th st)
Constantinopie. Constantinop:e july & 70
\ Galanos Co with mails: Is expected 10
dock forenoon at Pier %. B'klyn atlantis
av). ''S
Afunamar. Nuevitas July Is: to Munson
Lines with mails: la expected to dncl.
forenoon at Pier Q. e (Coenties Slim
Apache. Jacksonville July 20; to Clvd a
s Co; is expected to dock at pier az
Charlton st). w.
Due Tomorrow
Canada (FrA. Fayal July "a: 20 James W
Elweil & Co with malls; is expected to
dock forenoon at foot 31st st. B'klyn.
Dunstan tBr). Barbados July 25. IN
Booth s Co with mails: is expected to
dock at foot 45d st. B'klyn
City of Atlanta, Savannah July an "a
Ocean S Co; is expected to dock at pier
So, II tSpring STD.
Due Thursday
Nieuw Amsterdam tDt1 Boulopne ru,v
ct; to Holiand-Anlerica Line with mats,
IL expected - cork afternoon Al foot Afh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
isthmian Line Plans
Service 10 Far East

The Isthmian Line will start new
service from Philadelphia and Balti-
more TO Manila. the Philippines and
tho Dutch East Indies, 1t was an
nounced yesterday. The Fairfield City
will sail August 10. Another steamer
will depart September 80. Norton,
LILY & Co. viii be agents for the line
IL New York.
The fsthmian Line is the ocean sub
s.diary Of the United States Steel
-.eodaeta COMPANY. Q hranch of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Marine Disasters

WASHINGTON July 31-The Emer-
eencX Floot CORPORATION o-day assigned
the West ORowa. vessel of $3.50 dead
weight tons, TO the Colombia Pacific Ship
Ting Company. of Portland. Orc. as mai-
aging ss ogents The vessel win DO used in
SAN FRANCISCO, July S1--Mary Ham
lon, trading coastwse. struck FruitvaIe
Bridge at Alameda Goth; bridge damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Notice to Mariners
(By U s photographic Ofrlce)

Wy 1iyurog:dpHlc OnIce)
July "a. Hedge Fence Light Vessel
her station in lat Al % 10 N. 10 20 O3 w,
and the relief light vessel withdrawn; the
normal characteristics of the light and
restored.
Raritan Bay Light No 2. Lower
BAY IN approximately lat 40 80 26 ~
lon "a II 26 W.. Is to be flashing green and
not red, as previously stated
July 81, Little Esq Inlet Light N J.,
was moved 81 yds 20 80. in lat SO 90 o.
n, lon "a Is 20 w. and re-established on
the bearings; Story Island amokestack .
degrees; Tucker Beach Lighthouse 80 so !;
Tuckerton Radio Tower 1928 degrees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
City Island

hound south-sch Capo dor (Br,
6raagewater. N s. for New York
Bound East-Schs LavoIta. Port Read,,o
for Thomaston. Me; La Forrest + simn,nnas
New York for Taunton; Daniel TompiSins
New New York for Bridgeport; Flo NJ Mader
sbro. New York for Malone Bay N s.
vary Dun (Br), New York for HaitfaY.
"a Minas King (Br9. New York for Nova
Scotia Qast three anchored), A'o'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Sailed Yesterday

Casper, Rio de Janeiro via PHILADELPHIA:
Marore. Cruz Grande; Collamer, Philadel-
phia; Parima (Br). st Thomas: Hamilton
Norfolk; Maricopa tNor). Tampico; Ed
ward Luckenbach, Los Angeles via Phila-
delphia: sheaf Field (Br), Norfolk; Inca
Halifax; sch Guilford Pendleton, Jack
sonville: Gulf Prince. Port Arthur; Eastern
Star, Reval; Luxpalile. Genoa; Suholco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Baker Buys Place in Dvckman

Burritt A. Cushman. of the H. B.
Cushman Baking Company, has bought
from Moses Rosenman the one-story
store and bakery at 600-602 West goth
Street, located 100 feet east of Broad
ries a mortgage for S54,25O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Broker in West Side Deal

The Fenimore c. Good Company ne
gotiated the sale of the corner of
Twelfth Avenue and Forty fifth Street
for the Consolidated Gas Company to
the Republic Storage Company. Joseph
?. Day represented the seller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-01
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.--Mail information will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column.
Tho calling hours below daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port Sail Pier
H ASuisan'a vi sGuthampton Il n.
West Nohno. Dakar. 10 NJ. " % 1''''>'"
stanmore Leith. ~ M........s2, Bslyn
pantu Cape Town, PM 10th st. B; t j n
Innokn. Antwerp. IL MI. Army B, BkIyn
Matura Grenada. PM. "a klyn
Munplace. Vera Cruz. - NJ. 8. Err
Sail Tomorrow
Paris. Havre. 10 II. ...........67,N Mr.
America: Palermo. l PM .........o5,N II
Pres Polk. London, PM. Hoboken
a iSf's ailssG Msm l3M \
Calico. Hull. 12 NJ. 7th st. Hoboken
Bacchus, Alsters, 3 Pm. Erie Basin Bxivn
Garlic. Kingston. 10 M........ 9, NR
Sail Thursday
a aa' Liverpool. u M..........5 Sc. N r
Minnesotan. Philadelphia, PM
6. Bush Docks BkIyn
Sail Friday
Munamar. Nuevitas, ~ M.s.ER
Lake Winthrop. Barahona, IL NJ. "A N R
Sail Saturday
FINLAND, Antwerp, 12 M.61N r
Hypatia. Cape Town, IL NJ
18th ct. Hoboken
Pres Roosevelt Bremen, PM i, Hoboken
rres Arthur. Danzig. PM. ..4, Hoboken
Nesterdi3k, Rotterdam l2 NJ
9Th ct. Hoboken
Providence. Naples. PM. 3lst ct, B,klyn
SILVIA, ST Johns II AM. .... Java st, B'klyn
SoIt victoria, Bermuda, II AM. 49,. 95, N r
Orfzaba, Havana, IL AN n n
y: Mnaracaibo. Mayaguez ~ M..11, B'klyn
aoloa. Port Limon IL M.. 0. N r
r1once San Juan, IL M. ,....35, Bklyn
huron Turks Isle, l PM ..34 R'klyn
American Legion. Rio de Janeiro. 2 pm
orh,+ 8. H0boken
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