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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
SENIORITY
WILL BE PUT UP
TO LABOR BOARD
Eight Executives Are On
the Way to Washington
to Submit the Railroads
Answer, Which It is
Hoped BY Them Will Be
"Well Received

New York, Aug. IL lBy the Associ-
ated Press Eight. rail executives
headed by 7. Dewitt Cuyler, to-day
were en- route for the White House to
deliver to President Harding the reply
Of the Association of railway execu-
tives to his latest plan for settlement
of the rail strike.
Out OF courtesy to the president,
they said the contents of the message
would not be made public until aft
er Mr.. Harding has seen the original
text.
From authoritative sources, it wa.
learned. however, that the message
WAS neither unqualified acceptance nor
rejection of the plan put forth at the
White House, but conditional ac-
ceptance which. Mr.. Cuyler declared,
the committee ''hopes will be well re-
ceived both by the president and the
tountry."
The reply expresses accord with the
view of the admins tration that the
railroad labor boards jurisdiction must
be the foundation for any settlement
81 the strike.
Then, to eliminate any misunder-
standing as to the meaning of Presi-
dent Harding's suggestion that the
striking shop craftsmen be returned to
their old positions, the reply stipu-
lates:
That the roads viii give jobs to only
as many OF the strikers as may be
required to bring shop forces up to
normal, thus insuring the jobs of loyal
employees and new men acquired since
the strike began. <
That strikers who are re-hired must
return as new men, with the under
standing that their claims to unim-
paired seniority rights shall later be
submitted to the railroad labor board
for decision.
If union leaders will consider these
terms ''in fair manner there will
be no need for further negotiations,
was the opinion of the committee.
No provision was made last night
for re assembling the rail officials. Nor
was it provided that the committee
would make any formal report on the
results Of its Washington trip. II
was predicted that this would be m-
necessary, SO hopeful was the commit
tee that its message would brinE about
a sudden end Of the strike, or deter
mination of the administration to let
IL continue as fight TO the finish |
without further attempt at govern
mental mediation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
TALK OF THE TOWN

d. A. Perry of the d. A. Perry Real
Estate agency was in Marshfeld to-day
on business.
Archie Adams, painter employed BY
J. c. Dodge. fell of the roof Of the
Dodge house last Thursday and
sprained his right wrist and recivered
a cut in his arm. The roof is about 10
feet from the ground and as Mr.. Adams
slipped on the newly painted surface,
he attempted to grab the eavespout but
missed II and landed on some steps
below in such a way as to injure his
arm.
Wilbur Shepard left this morning
for Curtis pond. where he will attend
the witham reunion which is TO be
held there to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Foss Of Stone
ham, Mass, left yesterday after spend
ing the past few days with r. II.
Rogers Of Orange street.
Marcelino Gerris and Manuel Hi
Ruere Of this city left last night for
Montreal for a weeks visit.
Miss Maude White Of West Topsham
entered the City hospital this morning
for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Witham and
family Of Barre left this morning for
Curtis pond. where they viii attend
The Withsm reunion.
Mrs. George Goss Of East State
street. Montpelix. was operated on AZ
the City hospital yesterday for tonsils
md adenoids-
Mrs. Ahbie Harris Of Patterson
lfreet was operated on at the City hos
,ital yesterday for tonsils and ade-
ioids.
Mrs. Allan Clark and Nrs Robert
Webster Of Barre and Mrs. Elizabeth
1owie of Montreal are spending the
reek end with friends in Waterbury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
ACCEPTANCE
BYRAHROADS IS REPLY
TO HARDING PROPOSAL

that this phase of the problem might
overshadow soon the direct effect of the
shopstrike itself
A majority of the walkouts reported
were in protest against the employ
ment Of troops and armed guards in
connection with the shop strike. The
federal government is concerned only
SO far as deputy marshals at various
points are classed as armed guards.
Nevertheless, ii was authoritatively
stated for the administration yester-
day that no strike Of any character
would prevent the government from di-
recting its agencies to protest life and
property where necessary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
4s,sso,s6o,ooo TONS COAL
Are Possible to Be Mined in PennsyI-
vania.

Harrisburg, Pa, Aug. l2.--Pennsyl-
vania's bituminous coal fields contain
1880, 100000 short tons Of recoverable
coal-enought to meet the demands Of
the next 200 years at the present rate
Of consumption-the state department
Of internal affairs announced to-day.
The supply available is less than pre-
vious estimates, which had placed the
amount recoverable at at least 15,000,-
100000 short tons.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
ACTING GOVERNOR
ALSO STRIKE GUARD
Pelham A. Barrows of Nebraska Glad
To Get Paying Job at IS Per
Day Because Finances Were

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. IL, tBy the AS
sociated Pressl Pelham A. Barrows,
lieutenant governor Of Nebraska, and
for the past week acting chief execu-
tive during the absence Of Governor
McKeIvie, also is working as s. a
day strike guard for the Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy railroad
Being lieutenant governor has hon
or but no remuneration" he said. add
ing that he took the new work when
he and Mrs. Barrows found I'VE had
s3.40 in the bank and had $3.50 in
by pocket. with not another cent in
the world"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
JAMES H. CLARK DEAD.
Was Well Known Business Man in
Hardwick.

Morrisville. Aug. l2.--James n.
Clark, a prominent business man of
Hardwick. formerly of this place, died
at his home Thursday night. The
funeral is to be held at the Methodist
church at Hsrdwick Sunday afternoon
at two o'clock. Lomoille Commandery
will attend in body and act as escort
to Mt. Vernon lodge, which will CON
duct services at the grave.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
ON BURNING MOTOR BOAT.
Gov. Miller of New York One of the
Passengers

Lake George. Aug. 1.-The motor
boat Crusader. with Governor Miller.
Adolph :. ochs, pnblisher Of the New
York Times. Charles J. Peabody Of the
firm Of Kidder. Peabody q Co. and
last night four miles north Of Lake
Others aboard. caught FIRE on the lake
George village. The boat was hurried
Is doekcd and all the passengers ~cre
LANDED. They had strapped on Life
presrrycrs-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
ON suNDRlEs SCHEDULE.
Senate is Now More Restricted a,
to Debate.

Washington. d. C., Aug. l2.-with
compromise flexible" and scientific
tariff plans approved last night. the
Senate got back to-day to considera
tion of committee amendments TO the
sundries schedule under a program
more sharply curtailing debate. As the
last of the highlyl controyerted
schedules was out of the way. leaders
on both sides began negotiations for
an agreement, for a date for a final
vote, possibly early in the week aft
er next.
Vote on Flexible Tariff Plan.
Washington, d, c., Aug. IA
flexible tariff plan proposing authority
for the president TO increase or de-
crease tariff rates in the pending bill
until July 1. 1924. was approved last
night by the Senate.
The vote was 80 to 20. with three
Republicans opposing and two Demo
Gratis supporting.
The roll call on the flexible tariff fol-
lows:
For a flexible tariff.
Republicans: Brandree. Bursum,
Calder. Cameron. cspper. Colt. Curtis,
Dillingham;, Edge. Frelinghuysen. Hale.
Harreld. Jones Of Washington. Ksyes,
Lenrott. Lodge, Mccormick. McCumber,
Mclean. Moses, Nicholson. Sorbeck.
Oddie. Pepper. Phipps. Shortridge.
Smoot, Spencer. Sterling. Sutherland.
Townsend. wadsworth. Warren and
Watson of Indians-34.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
DIED IN BURLINGTON.
Burial Of Frederick r. Bradish viii Be
in Montpelier.

Burlington, Aug. l2-Frederick r.
Bradish died yesterday morning after a
long illness. The funeral viii be held
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock in the
Montpelier cemetery. where burial will
be made in the family lot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
chsrs. Butler With Smuggling Boo...

Grand Isle. Aug. l2-Hsrold But
Ter Of Burlington. 20, was arrested here
Wednesday, charged with smuggling
booze. When officers stopped the car
he was driving. los bottles Of booze
were found He was released under
bail and wll appear later for trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
NEW PROCTOR PETITION.
Brings Total Signatures Up
$500.

BENJAMIN Williams Of Proctor this
morning fled petitions for the canii-
daev Of Redheid Proctor for governor
bearing about $500 signatures. The
total number Of siTuatuses - Petitions
fcr Mr. Proctor is now $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-12
RATHER CLOUDY.
Temperature Nesr or Slightly Below
Normal Next Week.

Washington. d. c. Aug. l2-weath-
er outlook for the week beginning Mon.
day in north and middle Atlantic
sfates- Considerable clouiiness; TEN
perature near OF slightly below nor
nal: probably local rains middle Of the
week
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Independent Wireless 1'ele.
graph Co., Inc.

'olstahces In miles. position at noon un-
less otherwise specifed)
Absecon Sc Handkerchief Reef Sept as
6essemer City eco S Nantucket Sept Is
nrush 10 f. Fire Island Sept 25.
Clly or Lahore left New York & PM for
Irdia :" toi
Glare 493 s Scotland Sept 25
Turrler 1873 N Diamond Shoals Sept 60
PM Sept 26 Wv "'
East S Side lat Al At Ion 50 40 Sep, es,
EsIoilia $40 E Ambrose Sept 25
r. - I Bedford 1S5 S Scotland Sept 25
rraniiln K Lane S5 SW Nantucket Sent os
Sra Ieua1 Ia 66 NE Cape Hatteras Sept 25
SSteeian ~ NE Barnegat Sept 2b
1u,l trince left Providence 500 AM
Hamplen So wsw Cay Head Sept s5
huron : 1f 4oS Scotland Sept Is
= Al Gutey SW Cape Henlopen Sept ae
fTNilhoo,.Iand ~ e Ambrose Sept 2t,
AMtnttlty !ol Sc Ambrose Sep 10
Is tualor heeler 500 Cape Henry Sent 2s.
0'hn lFo 4so cue cue Antilla. Cuba. PM Sept 81
rlPes'one Coun. y II s Scotland SAINT On
roi ce eB2 s Ambrose Sept %.
2uistconck IS w Diar.onc Shoals sar+ 90
niVefoale l91 Am brose Sent of F> 80
SS,2candaga 200 Sc Cape Sable Sent Ok
SasOa 1871 Scotland Sent "a p "''
sun Pabio 357 Nantucket Sen. as
9nooeers Island SIC E by N SANDY roo,,
rhslnstqqies sani s2s $50 B Sandy Hook Pm
lrssnsipesrrtation ans sr 10 e by N Block Island
West Hematito 300 sn Cape sabI, San, 90
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
South American Lines
Agree on Rate Plans
Expect Final Agreement on
Cash F0rfcits; Reduction ON
REFRIGERATED Appses

Virtual agreement on the adootion Of
cash forfeits Of $4,000 each to guaran-
tee steamship rates was reached yes
terday ut meeting Of the East Coast
Of South America Conference. Final
ratification awaits word that details of
the contract are acceptable to officials
of foreign Lines at headquarters
abroad. It is understood that the plan
is similar to that pu, into effect re-
Gently by the Far East Conference.
The South American lines yesterday
reduced rates on refrigerated apples
from 81 to rs cents a cubic foot. Sew
eral otter minor changes were made.
The conference was told by an official
Of the Mississippi Shipping Company,
who was in the city from New Orleans.
that business between the Gulf and
South America, in tobacco and rice es.
pecially, has improved considerably.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Notice TO Mariners
tBy u. s. photographic Officel

tBy u. s. Hydrograph1c Office1
TIE li- ttouse S"rvi'e announces that
Feather Bed shoal Gas Buoy 25, st Law
renee River. New York. extinguisAed Sep
te'nbor .. 1922, Will be relighted as soon
as practicable. In tie mean time. fixed
wfite lantern light will be hung on the
tuoy at night, weather permitting.
A flashing white light. other cnaracter-
istics not stated, hns been established al
La Scie Harbor, Newfoun7an in approx
matey lat 40 So so n Ion 55 50 so w in
place of the flashing red previously re-
ported destroyed.
Lights. Richibucto Earbor entrance.
Gulf of st Lawrence - The Bar Range
lights Will be moved without further no :
tice about 800 yards westward to mark
the new dredged channel through the
outer bar. Tire new bearing of the range
lights Will he 232 80.
'rhe front light of the Channel Range
will be- moved without further notice SO
feet southward. The new bearing will
be ESQ deg.
Note-In future the range light, mark
ing TIE entrance to, Richibucto River Will
be moved from time to time to mark the
best channel without any notice being
given. Approximate position lat 46 AZ n
Ion 81 AZ w.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Rio do Janeiro; Bristol city cBr), Bristol

Rio de Janeiro; Bristol City CBr), Bristol
via New York,
Arrived: Santa Elisa, Valparaiso for New
nakuyo Maru tJap). San Francisco for
" g Gorgas, New York; Almngro (Bo.
New York (latter not previously Cape
0rtegal (Brl. Phtladeiphia; Cartago. New
Sailed: Lena Lucks nbach tfrom San
Pedro), New York; Calamares, New Or
leans General Ernst, New YORK;
Pleiades tfrom san Franciscol. Mobile:
Sherman Grom Valparaiso), Baltimore;
Waiter Luckenbach (from New York;,
Los Angeles; Pacific Nrom Baltimore,,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2e -- Arrived:
Valacia tBr), London: Kotonia }Dan).
Cienfuego'; orkild Oan) Nuevitas; f;
Algic, Calcutta via New York; Felix Taus-
NJ Guffey, Port Arthur; Eugene r
Thayer. Port Arthur; j. II. Devereux, Bos-
Liverpool. Sailed: Fishpool (Br), Rotter-
cam; Woldngham C3r). Norfolk; Bevl-
dere Heisingfors via New. York: Carenco.
Port Antonio; w NJ Irish. Port Arthur
Kamoi (Jap), New York; Maneric tBD,
New York; Veedol. New York; Selene (DO,
PORT EADs. Sept s6---Arrived: Celebres
Maru tJapl, Matanzas. Cuba; Cliona tBr),
Tampco; Italia (Swd). Chile; Iackawan-
ma, Bluehelds: Managua (Nicl, Bluefelds;
~ ',.ophN a'sNS ~.
Sailed Blue Hill, Bluefeld.; Mont Pei
youx CFr), Marseilles; Salvation Lass Bar
PORTLAND, Ne. Sept 2s--Arrived.
ISrush. New York. Sailed: Seneca sydney.
g b. seaconnat, Norfolk schr Dorothy
Palmer. Norfolk.
PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 26--Arrlved: ::
Steel Inventor. New York: Harry Lucl5en-
bach, New York; Sheaf Mead Esnuimault.
~~''-'; Artigas Portland Ne, via Puget
1..-, FRANCISCO Sept 26--Arrived,
25th: Tlordan, Boston, 26th, Blue Tri-
angle. Aberdeen, Portland. Me; Matsona
Honolulu; Afrika (pan). Astoria for fe1
Sailed; Newport Cristobal.
SAN FRANCISCO. 5. pt 26 - Arrived: !:
Matsonia, Honolulu; Tudarstar t3r), Car1
diff. Sailed; Anten (Swd). Naples: New
port. Cristohal.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept 26--Arrved; Phoe-
nix (Dan), Neuvitas; Haleakala, Philatlel
y ia foi South America put in for bunk
ers and proceeded. Sailed: Hilogom (Dul.
Brunswiost City of Montgomery, New York.
ST JOHN, N B, Sept 2G-Saiicd: Man
chester Port (Rr), Philadelphia,
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Sept 20
Arrived schr Nettie C Dr), New York
Tor Sheet Harbor, y S; schr John Brace
well, Porrsboro for New Haven. Sailed !.
Schr Fred w Thurow from Jacksonvillc).
Boston; Noble II (Dr} (from BridgeporD,
Isaac Harbor; Wapiu (Br) Qrom bridge
porU, Malone Bay.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Cleared

Fort 81 George. Mckenzie; Bermuda
t'urns ss, Witty & Co N'
ea,syel sgydi'T 1,o,h tGer}, ReHm; Brepen; North
Island: j F Whitney * Co. sA-Se'
President Adams. pendiaaury; Queens
United States Lines.
sehr stewart r Slater (Br), sal,er
PaTrseoao; Sexton s Bryant
Woedaeld (BD Dyason: Manila, shans.
nel and Hongkong Via Norfolk; houider.
Edward /. Doheuy. Larsen: Tampico
Huasteca Petroleum Co.
p. comn.odore Rollins tNcr) Egcland;
Baisam, Gately. Londonderry and Bel
fast via Philadelphia: Moore G. McCor-
mick & Co.
Lenspe. Kemhle: Charleston and Jack
aonv:lie; Clyde s CO.
William C. Warden. Lake; Galveston
Southern Pacific Co.
Norwask, Creweii Boston; Eastern s s
Henry X Mallory. Bars,ow; Galveston
via Key West: Malioroy S Co
Aiaveno (Br). steere: Galveston; San
derson d Son.
Au5 schr squan,o tRo. Brown; Mas
Liberty. Ncrdskog, Havre and Dunkirt ;;
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
-" f'ee1.7 (Dsn1. Blum. Nassau; Mum
coiomoo tIt,. eomara; Naples and
Genoa; Nayagazione Geaerale Itaiicne.
Hcarik Lund (Nor) Srenensen Dog
Bay- Md, j Morris.
Soberans (Nor). ve6o; Vera Cruz and
Tariplco: Munson S s Line.
lnnoko, Rarbe; Antwerp; Black Diamond
asifaku Maru tJap,, Fukagawa; yoko-
bona s. and Kobe via Galveston; Aarriss,
yinemoes tIcelsnd) Rjoinson; Reyh-
Jsnh; Bennett. Evosief & Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Radio Corp. of America

tosNions at noon unless otherr,o. s.,
fed, '''' 'pec'-
1iln f11iisnoln 70 NE Diamond Sent y,
,,,Slnous 8 NNB Fa.negat Sant 2e
america 1906 q Ambrose Sent Ok
rElornsen 30 S Sandy Hoor senT 90
c>aracas e>cas SIT Sc Ambroeo Sent az 'V
oafenco pa sFed Fourteen Foot Dank ,o.on
r. p m Sept &c. AN''V
+ody 0 q Ambrose Sent o5
NlIy or Erie mi es of Erie pa ho,,,a
- Buffalo m Sent 96 "' "'uno
~onnona County 1873 e by n n N Cana
Hehry Sept So Fe
DIMc arrow 40 s Pren.or paof Sent os
EctHnacor $50 S New York Sept e5. -''
El Mrndo 159 WNyy Tort,,gee Sernt *
FTanISljn F;rankin ~ X Ian nismond ~ S1 Sent 2G.
ri~n,nra ri~n,in ~ lane 30 SW Nantucket Sept 2s.
FFoi,o'e Fadae go - diamond Sept 25
!. II ~ 9y,,i ~ my IortVgas Sept ?5.
Sent 9s man go ) Philadelphia p m
,iuif I a Me- M@1d $50 ,WNW Tortueas Sep, 25.
n Gurey sw care 1rsnnns1 F9riugas sep. sept Is
.Ioi1n n G poo9s o. ,Dlamond Sept IS.
Iai,a g 9, , NucNeiei err ~ Juniter Sent IS
7, I D,oi i'ioa 90 ,,yc rS-En hatteras Sent 26
Malmen eraEs na ~ WY NY, Tortugse Sent %
Manaomt pa~seG stsG MinterGuarter Sent 26.
Wai'.rornt .,ss ,tu. o9I NJ f"rFot F@n' -
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27

lehem Steel Corporation. said yester~
day that the contract with Axel Bros
from Il Son for the transportation OF
Chilean iron ore was entered into
originally before the war, but could
not be carried out at that time be-
cause Of disturbed shipping conditions.
This has been renewed for the full
twenty-year period, he said, adding
that the Bethlehem corporation has
nothing to do with the construction or
operation of the motorships. The con-
tract merely calls for the delivery Of
the shipments, he explained.
The Bethlehem corporation Is now
completing six 10000 deadweight ton
cargo carriers for its subsidiary, the
Ore Steamship Corporation, for Chilean
ore. Four Of these are in operation
and the other two are progressing
rapidly. The AxcI Brostrom Line is
expected to carry 100000 to 100000
tons of ore yearly over the contract
period.
Officials of the Swedish American
Line, which is affiliated with Axel
Brostrom g. Sen, yesterday confirmed
information which was conveyed to
"Motorship" by cable. The Gothenburg
correspondent of this journal said the
two motorships will be equipped with
Rurmeister q Vain Diesel engines, to
be built by the General Electric Com
rany, Of Berlin. Each ship will have
5000 horsepower. They will fly the
Swedish flag
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Arrived Yesterday

sarpros tNor) Nassau Sept 20; to N
& cuba Mail s S Co. with ndse' Pier lo'
Bolivar cartsssns Sept - T. c,FSs FSs'0 Lne Ge,
with pass mails and ndse; pisr 10; ;o,,,i1c ~ ~.
n, to Anchor Line, with Io5 first. 40
second cabin, 25n third class pass roal's
ono orj1sbs Iagss Havana e ns Sept 90; to Cuba
sMaile s Co, with i49 pass mails ana
mdse: Pier -. e X. ~ c,u,.u,o,
21; to Garcia & Diaz In ballast: Columbia
President Van Buren, London Sept is
mails and rndse pier A. Hoboken.
Uni.o1 states DAM, Copenhagen Sept
~. chr!stiania lt; to Funch, Edyo q 60;
class pass. malls and mdse 18th ST. Ho-
boken.
TO Standard OH Co. with crude oil; Pier
8. Constable nook, \ -. e. oo. .
United Fruit Co. with mdse; Pier 10, e R.
Captia. Rosario Aug rs, Bueros Ayres
6eu z; TO Munson Lines, with mdse;
KehoeF's WcF1s. shaaX}side. Is,,X}, &c. J. - y
Win, hester Co, with coal; Pier 81,
clifton > !.
+ } Williams. Hamburg Sept 10; TO
Robert L Hague, in ballast; of rompkins-
Apache. Jacksonville and Charleston: to
Clye. $ S Co. with pass and mdse; Pier
Hamilton. Norfolk; to Old Dominion
aR. S'R"'p'' '7'''''0A ~ WI" '''1''' 80 =
vi Nortc Galveston Sept 20; 10 Southern
Pacific Co. with ndse Pier 81, II.
Lake Gilboa Brunswick; TO Clyde 8 S
CO, with ndse: Pier ~, n r.
Caroula tBrl, Hamburg Sept 16 South
anpton and Cherbourg IS; to Cunard s
20. w.th 2s2 first, 3is second cabin, 2l6
third class pass. mails and mdse; Pier
Sc, n K,
Olga toan). Manati Sept 10; to N &
Cuba Mail s Co. with sugar; Warner $
Refinery, Elgewater, J.
Hoossc (Br). Lor don Sept Q. Phuadei-
phia 26, to Furness. Witty s. Go, with
mdse; Pier a. Il.
Freeport sulphur No, g. Galveston Sept
49, TO Frank Marlin with mdse, Columbia
ST. b kiyn.
Vest Gotomsl,a. Boston Sept 2s, TO
Blake Lines. with mdse; off Liberty
Bylayl, Norfolk Sept "a to Pocahontas $
Fuel Co. with coal 122d ST, r.
Colon, Cristobal Sept 20; 10 Panama r r
Line: with pass, mails aud mdse Pier
Lafayette CFr, Havre Sept IS; to French
IN g. with pass, mails and mdse: on
quarantine; Will dock this morning at
Pier "a, n (West 18th ST.
=. Lake Giiboa. Brunswick Sep; "a; to
mallory Line. with rndo; Pier a. n r.
Sioux, Tampa; to & Porto Rico
Line, with mdse; Perth Amboy. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-27
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Giande Gaarde' San Francisco. Aug IS.
L0nsely' Andr0s'an Sept 3 <,,.,, co-,,
Santa Rosa. Los Angeles. sept 1.
lsthmian Lines
Muskegor. Huelva Sept s.
Foreign Trans G. Nero Corp
Rjornstjerne Bjorn. on, Marseiles, van
- couver. Aug 20 Bennett Hvoslei Co
Bergsdalen, Shields Sept s,
genha,u &, soyesen
Standard Oil
Norton Lilly & CO
Idomeneus, Gibraltar Sept %. Booth 5 c.
Rockaway Paik, Newcastle. Sept s. via
Providence. ......-. Susq Line
Lena Luckenbach. san Francisco Sept 9.
.uckenbach 8 5 Co
Corte Castle. Madeira Sept 12 Barber Lin es
HOG Island. Constantinopie Sept 4.
Rangoon Msru. Gibraltar Sept H.
o., su Nippon Ynsen Kaishs
Danier: Cardiff. Sept IL. ...... Belgian Llna
"ilIpolo. Puget Sound Aug 22
wi,liams Line
Due Tomorrow
Algc. Port Said Sept L.. Kerr 6 8 ines
cyclops Gibraltar Sept .Funch-y1dye
bradford City Dtrkenhead sept "a,
Hawaiian. Boston Sen, 27.unit Am Lir es
Due Friday
Idaho Antwerp, Sept -.
Ellerman's WILSON Line
Eoiy, Cardiff Sept l5..........I. I.yk.s Bros
breia lzel' Havre' Sept via Baltimore.
Birmingham City, Los Angeles. SEPT IL ''''
A Isthn'an Linen
"""etta' Sarac0a Sept ~. Atl Fruit Co
I'ue Saturday
vslscia, London, septe 1a, .Cunard Line
Eastern Glade, Cape Town. Sept /.
Mallory Tran sport Line
Ccaallistc. Hamburg, Sept isy Unit Am Lines
C1ty or -lankitk. Oron. Sept is.
Norton Lilly q, Co
capino. suenos Ayres, Sept 9. lay 'S ~
Munson Lines
Oue Sunday
Coilamer st NaAare, Sept Is.
cras;er He'll. Iquiqul. Sept 2i. G'0'''~'' N'''''
Tecumseh, Shields Sept le. .kobt L IL Hagus .ainu
Pennsylvsnisn. Boston Sept 80
United American Lines
Due Monday
Fuii Maru. birmingham. Sept is.
Blair, PeHsrth. Sept Export s s 60 60
Lagsell. Santos, Sept 5,....Lamport & Holt
indian Prince, Rio de Janelro. Sept G.
Santa Oliver Santa Fe Sept ,rt'i' TO- ''i'"s y 20
Norton. Lilly g. Co
Due Tuesday
vulcan City. Shields, Sept ls.
u S Navigation Co
parsiara London. sepi IS Furness. esset Wi,S0 + 10
Vflle d'orau. Leghorn. Sept l6
Algerian American Line
Due Wednesday, Oct
Df0'n0fS castle Cape To%n; %n. Sept 4;
Eatcr Hayre Sept ib. cosno pol is'ry inss q GO
City Of Sassssow. Hui, Sept 81.
Chicago city Swansea. Sept Is Cha. Cha ni, &c
Edward LucAenbach. Seattle. sept Is
Luckenbach Lines