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New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
New Ship Rate War
Looming Up in West
Indian Trade Routes
Panama Line Forces Action
by Making Effective at
Once lOfo Differential:
United Fruit Co. Follows

encouragement yesterday by the
Panama Railroad Steamship Company
that 1t intends to make effective at once
differential of 10 per cent under the
rates fixed by the West Coast of South
America conference made more acute
the disturbed conditions on the West
indian shipping routes. This was fol
lowed by the statement of the United
Fruit Company that it will apply the
same differcntal The other members
OF this conference have deferred ac-
tlon until the next regular meeting in
two weeks
Inc seven steamship groups compos-
ing the West Indian Conference we're
upset by the developments in the
Caribbean section, which included the
resignation of the United Fruit from
the Colombian conference and the sub
sequent withdrawal of the Shipping
Board from the entire Caribbean con-
| ference, which includes Colombia,
Jamaica and Venezuela.
The net result of the situation is
that rate war is impending in the
| routes from Atlantic Coast ports to
the west coast of South America and
also to Colombia and Jamaica in the
West Indies. One steamship Official
said that conditions now resemble a
poker. game with a showdown near.
The disturbance in the West Coast
Conference is due to the nsistence
OF the Panama Railroad Steamship
Company that it is entitled to 10 per
cent lower rates, instead of the 5 per
cent granted in the past, because it
must transship at Cristobal, while the
other lines have direct services. The
United Fruit Company, which has to
transshlp also, announced that it
would meet the rates of the Panama
line. which is controlled by the War
Department. The lines which are
thinking over the situation are w. R.
Grace Co., Vessel, Duval Co., op-
Grating Shipping Board boats; Pacific
Steam Navigation Company, British
line; the American Metals Transport
Company, Canadian, and the Carib-
bean Steamship Company, an American
line operating Norwegian ships.
Developments in the Caribbean sub
division of the West Indian confer
cnce follow the decision of the Ship
ping Board last week not to withdraw
its service operated by the Clyde Line.
At that time the United Fruit Com
pany refused to accept the action of
the board as final, and announced that
1T would act later to protect it's inter
ests. The expected step came this
week when the United Fruit sent, in it's
resignation from the Colombian sec
ton, thus throwing the rates wide open.
The board retaliated by going the COM
and Vepezuela in it's action.
| The executive committee will meet
next Monday to discuss the situation.
At that time it is expected that the
Shipping Board will be asked to define
| its policy.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20

years any company accepting the sub
sidy must have three quarters of its
tonnage under the American flag shall
be eliminated.
The requirement that repairs to
American ships must be made in United
States ports when possible shall be
modified to read when practicable.
Classification of American ships may
be made not only by the American
Bureau Of Shipping but also by "other
recognized classification" societies.
The United States Ship Operators
Association recommends that the 10
per. cent ownership clause shall not
apply to charterers or operators of
ships.
The Council of American Shpbuild-
ers upholds the provision that ali ships
must be classified by the American
against the Recommended modification
of the section requiring repairs to be
made in American yards.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Passenger Ships Due
Duo To-day

Paris dFrl Havre " May a. 70 1 French
noon at pEr 81. r (wcst 18TH sD.
stockholm tSw). Gothenburg May o; to
Swedish American Line with mails Is OK
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 95, r
tWest b5th st).
Constantinople tCir). Palermo May 4: to
y Galanos & Co with mails; is expected to
dock sl,i,,e forenoon at Pier %, n,klyn.
,uns Hoyth's r1 'sr); ,, tiverpoo' May .; to
dock at Pier "a. r twest Iath sD
Aeolus. Montevideo April 30 to Munson
noon at Pier 3. Hoboken.
stephen (Br). Barbados May 49, to
Booth & Co with mails is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 6, 'klyn.
Due Tomorrow
White Star Line with malls: is expected to
dock about noon at Pier go. n II (west
18th ST..
pastorcs Havana May is: to United
Fruit Co with mails. is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier Is E r tMaiden Ianej.
Anohu1 o9lumbia la, ' 1Rr,' GLASGOW May l3, TO
tine at ? m and will dock about 4:30
m at Pier so, r (West 18th st
city Of Montgomery, Savannah May 1s
r (Spring sO.
Comanche. Jacksonville May IS: to Clyde
Line; Will dock at Pier 36, n r (Charl-
ton sD.
Finland Antwerp May ii. to Rcd Star
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 6l. n R tWest 2ist st)
Orduna (Br). Hamburg May 10: to Royal
Mall Steam Packet Co with mails: is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier AZ. n r
(MortOn St).
United States Oan), Copenhagen May
II; to scandinavian American Line with
mails. is expected to dock afternoon at
foot 18th ST. Hoboken.
Canada orr, Marscilles May .: to James
W Elwell n Co with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon a, foot ais, st. B'klyn
HaytL Cape Hayti May 10, to Clyde
Co with malls; Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier "a. B'ltyn.
2ulia Mayaguez May II; to Riss. Dali
about 10 a IN. at Pier II; B'klyn (Monta-
que sD.
San Lorenzo, San Juan May IL to
Porto Rico $ Co with mails. Is ex-
pccted to dock forenoon at Pier 35, 'klyn.
Due Tuesday
Orzaba. Havana, May 20 ..... Ward Line
Due Wednesday
Bayern Hamburg, May 10. Unit Am Lines
Manchuria. Hamburg May h.. Am Line
Due Thursday
Colombia. San Pedro. May 8 w Grace & Co
President Adams, London, May ls
L s Lines
sixaola, Kingston. May 90. United Fruit Co
Dne Friday
Bcrengaria, Southampton. May 90
Cunard S Co
Rochambeau. Havre. May l6. French Line
Poiycarp, Para, May IL 2,...... Booth s. Co
Due Saturday
France Havre. May 20........ French line
Resoiute, Southampton. May II.
United American Lines
New Amsterdam. Rotterdam. May IT.
Esperanaa Havana, May %. '''S
y G. Cuba Mail S s Co
La Lorraine, Havre. May IS. French Line
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Sailed Yesterday

stavangerfjord (Nor) Bergen; A c
Bedford. Tampico: Californian. Phiadel-
phia Eocene. Boston; Cohasset. Glasgow
Muskogee, Tampico; Rosenberg tDan).
Montreal Nuicano ItaD. Norfolk Alpine
Range Br), Cardiff; Harmodus Obj.
Cape Town; Modcna. Port Spain: North
Pacific (Br), Norfolk Tuscan, Norfolk;
McKeesport. Rotterdam; Vulcan City (Br).
Hamburg w c Teagle, Port Lobos: Mu-
nargo. Nassau: Lake Falama, Caibarien;
Sagua, San Juan; Lackawanna (Br), Man
chester: Briton Norfolk (returned): Mary
land. = Corsica: Norfolk; schr Edwin
G Farrar. Jacksonville (returned).
Besseggen (Nor), Barcelona April Is.
Patagonia April II. Seville, April 2S. Phila-
delphia. May 49, to Garcia & Diaz. With
mdsc
Retmrned-vulcano UtaD, hence for
Norfolk
Freeman. Norfolk; steel Engineer, Mon
tevideo and Buenos Aires: Lake Fannin.
Wilmington and Brunswick Tonawanda
j A Moffett tr. Texas City; Princess
May (BD. Kingston; Bogota. Kingston;
Jefferson, Norfolk
Javary, Wilmington, n c.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Arrived Yesterday

Aquitanla tBr). southampton and Cher
bourg May 10; TO Cunard and Anchor
$ Lines with 346 FIRST. 262 second cabin
262 third class pass. malls and mdse. Pier
Wv VIM m G G. Warden. Texas city May u; to
Hook. " !,
Normannla Dan). Manzanillo May ii; to
West India s Co. with mdse; Java st,
Bl<lyn.
Java Arrow, Hull May .; to Standard
on Ti, CO .,., or y in ballast anchored off
Half Moon, Batavia Mar 12. samarang
Mar IA. sourabaya Mar 10. Singapore Mar
20. Colombo apr 6. Port Said Apr %, Bos-
Cape May sydney, W. Mar is. Mel
bourne Apr L. cristobal May s. Boston
with mdse; Pier ,, Army Base, Bklyn.
Peninsuar state Bremen May o. south
nmpton and Cherbourg May II; to u S
mails and mdse: Pier /. Hoboken
Maine tBr) London May 6; to Atlantic
Transport Line. with ndse.
Fort Hamilton tBr). Bermuda May II:
to Furness Bermuda Line, with 3o4 pass.
mails and mdse: Pier 95, y r.
Britsum NDu). Guantanamo May s. Man
zan!lio May G; to Munson Line with sugar;
Jay st. Bklyn
Danebrog DAM Walton, n S. May ls:
to Ocean aud Inland Navigation Co. with
plaster; 150th st, e r.
Saxonia (Br). Hamburg May C, South
ampton S. Cherbourg o; to Cunard and
anchor Lines, with 100 cabin S2 third
class pass. mails and mds.; Pier Sc. r.
karonga tBr). Oran May 3. to Norton
lily & Co, In ballast; anchored Off Bay
Ridge. Bklyn.
to Navigation Co, with mdse: Pier
Henry Mallory. Galveston May la: to
Mallory Co. with pass and mdse; Pier
City Of Columbus. Savannah May 1s; to
Ocfan Co, with pass and mdse; Pier
Lake Arthur, Richmond May 1s; to
Fiehm9nH BE- ~ d a and Y Co, with mdse;
FL Estero, New Orleans May I3, TO
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse Pier 40.
r
Pawnce. Baltimore May is; TO Clyde s s
El Sol Galveston Nav 10; to Southern
faainc Hdr.,, Co. wit, Win nns mdss Per 81, y r.
with mdse; 35th St B'kvn
Rio Rio G Grsnde sLH lNor,, Tocoplla April g.
mdse; PIER 4 B'klyn.
Sch Sally Wren, Savannah May II; to ]
a Elliott with mdse; anchored off Red
Sch Helvetia. Charleston May 10: to J
Elliott with mdsc; anchored off Red Hook
Flats. Bklyn
selwyn Eddy. Norfolk May II; to Cast
ncr, Curran & Bullitt with coal; Pier 49,
-Bl;lyn.
nroa carons m,, So,fok 5afe MAY May Il; to pendleton
Pcnobscot, Norfolk May is, to Morris
dale Coal Co with coal 36th st. Bklyn
Faco (swed). Portland, Me, May II; to
Furncss. Witty & Co with mdse; an
chored in Quarantine.
Harvey Fl Brown. Norfolk May is; to
Castncr. Curran & Bullitt with coal; Pier
II A. Weehawken. n j.
A Bostwick. Texas City May 10; to r
!. Hague with oil: Pier s. Bayonne n J.
Maine Br), London May 6: to Atlantic
Transport Line with mdse; Pier 81. y r.
MORO Castle Havana May l6; to Ward
Line with pass, mails and mdse; Pier 16
Bklyn.
Jefferson. Norfolk May is: to Old Do
minion Transportation Co with pass and
mdse; Pier 81 n. r.
II Devereaux. Norfolk May IS: to
master with mdse; anchored in stream
Bristol City (Br). Bristol via Norfolk
Chickasaw. Hamburg and Bremen.
Boutry (Br), AKIN Bassam and Sierre
Leone.
Faco (swed). 1mmingham via Portland
Me. and Baltimore.
Sortehavet (Nor). Havana and Caibar!en
via Norfolk.
Scythia (Br), Liverpool. May 70; to the
Cunard Line with pass and mdse. Passed
Fire Island at II y m.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20

1s.
President Van Buren, 597 E Ambrose May
10.
Samuel T. Fuller rs Hatteras May 1S.
Seattle Spirit SE Nantucket May 49,
S Spauldng 60 ME- Diamond 1o'
stephen 3Sf SE Ambrose May iS
Transportation S Fenwic< May f9.
United States t,l65 u Ambrose May 10.
Walter " Munson 232 S Scotland May ~.
w II Libby IL S Five I'athom Bank May
10.
William Boyce Thompson 22o Ambrose
May 10. ~
william Rockefeller 2o1 s Ambrose May
10.
Iulin 500 s Scotland May 1s.
Liberty Bcl tsD SIC Nantucket May 10,
Ario 1Gb s Scotland. May 49,
Virgilia $50 E Ambrose May ID
Virginia / IL Me Diamond May l9.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

distances in miles, position at noon unless
otherwise specfied)
Absecon 35 SW Block Island MAY 49,
Agwimars los Ambrose LV May 10
Blair 1875 S Ambrose Nv May 10
Bristol SW by S Block island May ia
Chickasaw 70 + Ambrose Nv May TO-
Evelyn passed out Cape Henry 7:3o AM
May 10.
Gulfstar $50 n Diamond ShoaI May 49,
May 10.
MORO Castle As S Scotland Nv May 10.
Stockholm $50 Ambrose IV May 10
Bridgetown 800 SSE Scotland LV May is.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Radio Corpn. of America

- srosItions given are noon. unless other.
A c Bedford 42 S Ambrose Nav 10
Adriatic s55 E Ambrose May ie.
Casique Ca 100 S Ambrose May 10.
SSas.,ev0wh Sas ,,,tN ~ $ Ambrose May IS.
Dean Emery PSI N by e Jupiter Nav -
Ea astHrn Pilot S75 miles 80 degrees Over.
e Thayer 4a Sc Cape Henry
Federal :, s. l2s S Hatteras May IS.
Frsdertc. W W ny w. hatteJas May 1s.
Is. i'tohu Ma!
General &c, Goethals 1885 s Ambrose May 1s
J Fletcher Farrel sc S Overfalls Nav 70
Mauretania LIS e Ambrose May Is
NJ Elliott 90 SES Diamond H.
Mundale 3S Cape Henry May 10
Muskogee S Ambrose May 10
Penobscot 2l NNE Barnegat NAV 10
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20

The Tribune publishes daily reports
Of the position OF merchant vessels re-
ceiveG through tho United states Nava!
Communication Scrvices Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following rE'al
radio stations in the United SCtes
proper: Bar IlarbQr. Me (Otterciffes);
cape Hatteras. Y c.; Jupiter. Fla;
Key West Fla: New Orleans. La.
These position CrR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called, and they will .be forwarded to
New York. 1t Is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at noon
each day in order that they may be
received in time for publication,
Position reports can nlso be scnt
through the stations Of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc.
New York cay (WCG), Babylon j.. |.
(WSF). Easthampton. j.. ], WSA).
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No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation OF America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Coz
(WCC). Siasconnsct. Mass. (WSC), New
London. Conn. (WLC). Cape May. New
York city (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice Will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton OF America by the Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Vessels Sold

Georgette. schr. 757 tons; sold by George
w McNear to August n Schneider for $40
and other considerations.
Georgianna, gasoline screw, tons
and other considerations.
Mary Ana gasoline screw. So tons; sold
by Thomas W Spencer to Richard Cox for
81 500.
Rosabell. gasoline screw. % tons sold
by James III Noon to George w Wilson for
81 and other considerations
Shamrock No S3. barge 2o7; Shamrock
Ing Co to Edward a Thompson. Inc,
for 500 and other considerations
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

Wilmington N c. for -: Tamaha
tBrl Norfolk for Constantinople '"
hoBE. May l6-1xion (Br), Tacoma for
kong Scotland Maru (Jap5. Seattle -tpts i7tS
Sihgapore Maru (Japl. Seattle: 11th Ban.
oa, Maru !Jap), Portland. Ore
,fCkOHAMA. May 17-Toyama Mar,
ga asJap2, Seattle for Kobe. Toba Maru (Jan,
na S6HANnhAi; 5. Ksadah May 177,-Ailoway. savan.
rick Henrv Aral Isa,va.. osro. Norfolk; 18th. Pat
oat At10nMSotTH q 1riS1r May. ls--MIrlo (Nor>,
BuENos AYREs. May 1s-Jethou 1Nor,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
W. L. Bull Returns to Mallory
LineslF From Shipping Board

A. F. MACK, district manager of the
Shipping Board, announced yesterday
that W. L. Bull, head of the European
and Mediterranean Trades division
has resigned, effective May "a, and will
return to the Mallory Transport Lines,
Mr.. Bull was loaned to the board by
the company to undertake special work
which has now been completed salts
factorily, Mr.. Mack said.
Mr.. Bull will be succeeded by A. C.
Jackson, who will be transferred from
the traffic department in Washington
to take charge of Mediterranean and
European affairs in New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Change of Masters

Gustav Anderson succeeds Richard Lang
command steam screw Ell Mar.
James u Mcdonnell succeeds Frank I.
de Noyelles command steam screw Bouker
No 4.
Richard F Logan succeeds Hoffman
command barge y 249.
Harry Killian succeeds Frank Killian
command barge Harry Killian.
B de Long succeeds c G Van Kiok COM
mand barge s No $50.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1o--Tour steam
ers chartered for full cargoes wheat from
Columbia River and Vancouver to United
Kingdom or Europe. at about 81 shillings
pence. Heavy movement of remnants of
1921 grain crop on, new crop parcels firm
at 40 shillngs
PORTLAND. Ore. May 1o-Two thou
sand tons return cargo on West Keats
celed account delay in sailing. alleged due
to Shipping Board ORDER FOR employment of
union stevedores during ongsh strike
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Winds at Sea To-day

Hatteras to Key West-Moderate to fresh
south and southwest winds and weather
partly overcast.
over East Gulf-Moderate south and
southwest winds and weather partly over
cast
West Gulf-Moderate to fresh southeast
and south and partly overcast weather.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh east and southeast.
weather overcast. probably local rains.
North of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook to
Observation-Disclosures winds fresh to strong
and partly overcast weather
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderatc to
fresh south and southwest winds and partly
overcast weather
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20

II Fiagler. Mlchaslson; Philadelphia
r I, Hague,
Robin qoodfclow. Johnson; San Diego
and Los Angeles via Panama Canal 18th
mian 8 s Line
Capto tNorl, Gran: Marseillcs to Phila =
delphia LAS w. Elwell
Rena Maria Christina tSp), Muslera
Havana ana Nigo; Luis Llanso.
Caddo. Gray. Talaro; r l. Hague
Agwisea White: Fort Lobos &
Cuba Mail Line
Gaffney. Evans; Constantinople and
Odessa A II Bull.
Shakcspear tBr). Weeks: Nantes; Funch,
Edge.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Oceanic Co. May Abandon
Service to Australia

WASHINGTON, May 19.-Discontinu-
ance Of the service maintained for the
past thirty-tive years between San
Francisco and Australian ports by the
Oceanic Steamship Company, an
American line, will result shortly after
June 80, if the government fails to re-
new it's contract with the corporation
for the carrying of mails, Frederick S
Samuels, assistant to the president of
the company, declared to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Outgoing Steamships

on Travel Page. Eighth Column. '''0
me sailing hours below are daylight
America Bremen. i PM: 'A'' H. uoboken oxen
Majestic SOUTHAMPTON. 2 PM..'..5o, N r
Lafaystte. Havre. - NJ. M.......'57' % i'S''SeR n r
Gothland. Antwerp. 10 M......5s NJ N r
Bereby, lrreetown PHI. 3oth st. b B ltlyn y N
siSoney. aSs: feiS; HaSsna no IN Il AM Mis = I +
Gh1'jsaslphia curacao sao = = H. hklyn htlyn
Catamares. Port Lmon, II AM9 o. n +
La Bourdonnais. Havre, =. M.74 N r
Dakarian, London. u M....6l N r
R,o R1o'fss, css,1 Mam5urg. PM ;;... ~ n
Robin Goodfellow. Vancouver. ~ NJ.
Dominic; Pond Para 10 ssd tsGS st. Bklyn E!sn
Siare, San Juan, II M.....27 Blslyu
Guiana. Barbados, ~ M....47. N r
sannsy' satas SGonstaatlnople. = NJ. 27 .B'kiyn
Sail Monday
Ecuadore, San Francisco, II AM33 R'klyn
Sail Tuesday
SA,qultanfa. Southampton. 10 "a, N r
Mayaro. Trinidad, 1 PM.........34, b klyn
pou Sail Wednesday
SMinnrekahda S Hamburg, ~ M.. 81, N r
sseydiitz, Bremen. II AM 9Th ST. Hoboken
SSchonerie' Hamburg. - M. .57th st, B klyn
santa Teresa. Valparaiso. II AM33, B'klyn
NarE. Cristobal l PM B'lsiyyn
Dominic Para. l PM. M........ sad st, B'i1iyyn iiyn
Vauban. Buenos Ayres. l2 M.14 Hoboken
Sail Thursday
Ia Iouraine. Havre. 12 2M.......57, NJ. mr.
SaXonia Hamburg, IL M64 N r
Scythia, Liverpool. 10 NJ M......S4 N n n
Mount I Clay. Hamburg. 12 2M..S6, M N r
raatria, Marseilles. PM....31 31st st. B'ltlyn
Paloma. Gibara PM a u %
Sail Friday
Munamar. Nuevtas. PM onp
Oohme"yne. Cape Hayti, PM.
b. N Docks, B'klyn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
City Island

SonND SOUTH-Schr Anna MacDon-
aia tbr9. Halifax for New York; to Gil
BOUND EAsT-schr Victory Chino,
'er3' New s, York for Fort Daniel. Quebec
t,saA ,SAlAED-Schrs Nova Queen (Br5.
IRON 1iat 7, New fork). Liverpool, N. s.; Har
erlck @ l1ovatt (from Hudson). Bangor.
~ oonn M braceweil (from Undercllffe). Calais
: g Maud Gaskill lBr), (from Edgewater1'
81 John: Chas Elinck (from Jer.ey c.tt' <
Long Cove, Maine ''e' Ci'S)'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Shin Allocations

WASHINGTON. May 70. The Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation to-day assigned
the Sahale, ship of 1925 deadweight TONS
to the Export Transportation Company
Inc. of Baltimore. for service in the Bal
timore- London trade. The Baltimore firm
becomes managing agent Of the vessel.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Sig1laled

S United States Dan>, Copenhagen 70,
New York, to Scandinavi Wan American Line
With pass. mails and mdse: reported she
would dock Monday at 18th st, Hooken.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20

New York West Corum. Pensacola. West
soUTHAMPToN, May 1s--scandinavian
{. cftIenlsTiANsAND. 4 nyfii May 1e--Frederlk
VIII DAM. New York
o. Imatra tFin). Baltimore; IL, surichco
cuxMAvEN, May 1s--1ituania Dan),
bREMBN. May 15--ceorse Washington.
New York.
Baltimore: il, Barbadlan ORD. Boston
FREDEnlKsHAvEN, May 15--sverre
'Ts1il coNsrHNTiNor1r. r%s;rHSs, May 1s--corn'sh
Point tRr) New York
AUCKLAND. May 16-canadian Trans
NYnoRC, May le-Gargoyle. New York.
WELLINGTON. May 1s-Mairuna CBr),
san n1Go% rien''sGo sAY May 1s--xaauna tpr,.
st FSh1M, 'Shn \ n May ,s-katurna enr,. New
LONDON: May is--siom city Br). New
: LlVERPooL. May 1s-west Wanna.
New orIerns G1sr. A,hania MaY lbr9 Montreal nj
O3r). New York via suez and Colombo
souRABAYA, May 1e--West Maho,net
New York via Alexandria. etc, for Batayia
YOKOHAMA. May IS Bowes Castle
UBr), New York via Panama and Homo
Departures
KOBE May ts--Adcn Maru (Jap), Ia
coma; 18th. Lisbon Maru Jap). from
HoNGKONG, May 1s-,Alaska Maru
tJap). New York; Silver State. Seattle
Empress OF Asia (Br). Vancouver,
GLASGOW, May 1s-Bannack, Balti-
more
CARDIFF. May 1s--coahoma County
Mobile
BARRY, May 1s-Llsgar County( Nor).
Montreal
ARDROssAN. May la--rhomas Haaland
(Nor}. sydney G r.
GENOA. May 11--Englnnd Maru (Japj,
Hampton Roads
BUENos AYREs, May 1s-Vandycls
(Br), New York.
soUTHAMpTo%. May 1s-Empress Of
President TAFT. from Bremen, New York
PLYMOUTH. May 1S-Nieuw Amstcr-
dam CDD. from Rotterdam, New York.
81 MICHAELS. May 13--Canada tFr)
from Lisbonl. New York.
VIGO May 13--Maasdam (Dt) Grom
Rotterdam>, New Orleans.
ANTWERP, May 1s-Cantigny Grams
porto. New York
FLUSHING, May 16--City Of Fairbury,
Houston.
ROTTERDAM. May l7-Ala. New York.
ADELAIDE. May 17--Canadian Spinner
soURABAYA. May 17-wcst Prospect
Nrom Hongkong). San Francisco.
LONDON. May 1S-Ariano tBr), Mon
treal; birmingham city New York.
CAD1Z, May 1s-Dicto (Nor), Phila-
delphia.
1vdF; TRoNnmJnM, Mad31ss1, May 17-ToDaa1sfjora
GIBRALTAR. May 1s-Rion tBr). Baton
MANcHEsTER, May 1s--Archlmedes
(Br), New YORK;.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
GPlIptf ASTEHS

distance ls given in miles. Reports are
ted at noon unless othcrwse specihed).
New-York tribune., 1922-05-20

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