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The Washington herald., 1922-01-03

That the naval armament confer
ence will be ready to stamp "hnis
on its labors within the next fort
night was the opinion last night OF
.aost of the delegations.
All that is left for accomplish
lEeDt is the gathering up OF the
outstanding loose ends. Despite the
i.lct that yesterday was observed as
a holiday, the committee OF uavaI
experts kept busy compiling the DATA
demanded of them 1t was believed
that they would have a complete
report ready for submission to the
full naval affairs committee within
!. day or so.
Efforts to inject into the confer
rnce suggestions of e secret under
standing between Japan and France
To deal with Siberia rallied to mar
me general harmony. The members
of the American deleC alton declared
At. so far as they were concerned,
they were in every way satisfied
with the explanations that were
made by the spokesmen of the two
delegations.
Status Of siberia.
1t was explained that, while the
general question OF Siberia has been
placed upon the conference agenda
there has been an understanding
that the question OF taking the sub
ject up would depend upon the point
Of view of the various delegations.
,,l fn h.
there has been an indicated desire
to allow the Siberian problems to
be passed over until a later gather
ing.
1t was stated last night that there
is every likelihood of a complete
agreement being reached on tse
naval question before the end of
this week. In fact, Secretary
Hughes and his advisers are sat
to be fully confident that the naval
disarmament agreement will be
ready for submission to a plenary
session to meet not later than
saturday.
The five-power treaty that is to
he submitted for approval by the
various delegations will include the
agreement on capital ships, the
agreement on regulations for sub
marine wsrfare-and this will go
no further than to reafirm the ex-
listing international law as indorsed
by the United States-the agree
mcnt on tonnage limitation OF in
dividuaI auxiliary craft and aircraft
carriers. and the naval holiday pro-
vision.
1t was stated last night that there
is very little chance that the Root
suggestions - that submarines be
prohibited from acting as commerce
destroyers, and providing that vio-
lation of existing law in the use
of submarines for ruthless warfare
shall be deemed piracy-can be ap-
proved The French cabinet is un.
derstood to hold that any such dec
The Washington herald., 1922-01-03
BOY KILLED, BABE
SHOT AS BELFAST
RESUMES RIOTINC
Irreconcilables Fighting
Hard, But Treaty Is
Expected to- Pass.

BELFAST. Jan. There was
revival Of the rioting in Belfast to-
day until 6 o'clock this evening.
Two were killed and several were
critically wounded The victims
were members of both factions.
A boy named Carr was killed by q
bullet fired by one of the rioters
while another bullet struck a child
being carried by its mother. The
child's life is despaired of. Several
men entered a butcher shop owned
by Catholics and shot two brothers,
dangerously wounding both.
Extra police and military are on
duty while ambulances are rushing
the wounded to hospitals Shipping
continues in the York street area
Two bombs were thrown during
house in Harding street. The other
was hurled into a street car. but
it failed to explode.
Copyright ls2a.)
DUBLIN. Jan. 1.-THE first issue
of the Republic of ireland, a new
newspaper devoted to the interests
of "die-hard" Irish republicans, will
appear tomorrow, it is understood.
Declaring for unqualified Irish in
dependence and Sovidins for the
nations association with Great
Britain only as an equal. the Re-
public of Ireland will denounce the
present treaty as impossible and
dishonorable, declaring that its op-
ponents will never take the oath
of allegiance to the empire and
King.
According to this organ. il is in
dicated definitely that organized
opposition to the dominion status
will continue. and that attempts to
compromise will be futile.
Dali Members Return.
Meanwhile. members of the Dali
Eireann have returned to Dublin.
after the holidays spent among
their constituents, and, after a de-
bate of there or four days, are ex-
pected to ratify the agreement by Il
majority now estimated at between
twelve and twenty.
1t is indicated that Eamonn de
Valera will announce the with
drswal of his proposed alternative
pact, tacitly conceding his defeat.
II is difficult to see. IL De Valera
finally takes the oath and partici-
pates in the new parliament, how
he can maintain his leadership of
the opposition on a Republican pro-
gram, since the Republican irrecon-
ciiables have announced fatly that
they would repudiate him as they
repudiated Collins and Griffith, un-
less he holds out for complete in
dependence.
Dublin Il Confident.
whether or not the new parlia-
ment finds De Valera in its ranks,
it will certainly face outside -oRpo-
sition from the group of extremists
such as Mary MacSwiney and others
who have announced, like Count
Plunkett, that they would never
violate their personal honor by TAX
ing the OATH"
For the first time since De Valera
spra1g his sensation by repudiating
the treaty, Dublin, as a whole, is
calm and confident of acceptance
of the pact
The Washington herald., 1922-01-03
CLAIM 100 /. w. W.
DESERVE CLEMENCY

Similarity between the Debs case
and the cases Of the 100 I. W. w.s
who are now political prisoners at
the Leavenworth penitentiary was
claimed by attorneys for the I. w.
VS. in a brief filed with Attorney
General Daugherty yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-03

Cost,~sed on Pooe Sir.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-03
Calls Documents False

NJ. Sarraut. chief Of the French
delegation, In his letter TO M
Hughes. calling attention 20. ~"
publication Of the Chita pa, -rs.
stated:
1T is my duty 70 inform you
that the documcrf< a~o ..-nss fabri-
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

Elweii & Co, with mdse. Went 10 foot OF
Str Giyndon. Porto Padre April Q. 10 the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with passenger and
sugar saC Went Ven c to New York sugar Refinery
str Somme larmy transport). Cristobal
April y. 20 the United States Army Trans
rort Service, with 40 passengers. IS troops
and stores. Went 10 pier 2. Army Base.
Brooklyn.
str VIM C Warden. Port Lobos April s.
70 Robert L Hague. with crude oil. An
cLored off Tompkinsvile, 81.
Str Occidental, Port Lobos,
Str Walter Jennings. Lobos April Z. 70
Robert l. Hague. with crude oil. Went 20
pier @. Constable Hook, NJ.
Str James MCGEE. Tampico April Z and
Looos sth. TO Robert l. Hague. with ; pas
sengers and crude oil. Went 70 pier 0. Con-
stable Hook, M.
Str Fort ST George fBr), Bermuda April
-. 10 the Furness- Bermuda Line. with 334
passengers. mails and mdse. Went 70 pier
9J, North River.
Str Comai. Galveston April 8. to the Nal
lory Steamship Co. with passengers and
mdsc. Went TO pier rs. North River.
Str Altamaha, Tampa. 70 the Mallory
Steamship Co, with mdse. Went 10 pier ~.
North River.
Str corvaais. Norfolk. 10 Pendie,on Bros.
with mdse. Went 20 Edison Plant. foot OF
i3od street. East River.
Str Corsica, Norfolk, 10 Castncr. curran q
Bulitt, Inc, with mdse. Went 10 pier :.
North River.
Str Byiayl. Norfolk. TO tho Pocahontas
Fuel Go. with mdse. Anchored off Tomp-
Str Topdalsfjord tNor), Baltimore. TO the
Norwegian American Line. with mdse.
Went to foot OF 3oth street. Brooklyn.
Str Sverre (,Sor). Philadelphia. 20 Smp-
Red Hook Flats. BROOKLYN.
Str Barrymore (Hrl. Boston.
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ARRIVED.

Str carmania (Br). Conrtantinopie March
i3. Alexandria 27th. Naples s1st. Monaco
April 9 and Gibraltar 5th. 10 the Cunard
Line, with 2is cabin and 50 third class
passengers. mails and mdse. Wont TO pier
~, North River.
str Rhode Island (Br). Glasgow April !
and Boston 18th. 10 Furness. Witty q Co,
with mdse. Went TO New York Dock Cos
rier 80, Brooklyn.
STR Ninian (Br). London April I, 70 the
White star Line, with mdse. Went 70 pier
10, North River.
str Eastern Guide Londonderry March 90
70 Moore & Mccormack. with mdse. Went
70 foot OF 18th street East River.
Str Cadillac (Brl, Hull March 10 and
Brixham 30th. 10 y NJ Smith, In ballast.
Went to pier :, Bayonne. NJ.
str Bjornsterne Biornson (Nor). New
castle.
Str Eastern Coast. Gothenburg via, Boston.
Str Eastern Dawn, Antwerp March 10,
Amsterdam 18th. Rotterdam 22d and pha-
delphia April 49, 10 the Black Diamond
steamship Corporation, with mdse. Went to
pier 3. Army Base, Brooklyn
Str Fenchurch lBrl, Marsciles March g.
Barcelona sth. Malaga 18th. Seville f9th
oporto 2Ith and Horta 5oth, to James w
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Olympic Coming From South
ampton and Cherbourg With
Large List of Passengers.

Forty-five liners are shown on the
chart to-day. of which twenty-three are
bound for Europe and twenty-five for
this port. The showing is not impress
slve in numbers as compared with some
of the mid-April exhibitions of pre-war
years, but it is striking for its huge ton
mage. Among the giants are the White
Star steamship Olympic (J-S), from
Southampton and Cherbourg. with a
large list of passengers: the Cunarder
bourg, and the White Star liner Homeric
which departed hence for Cherbourg and
Southampton yesterday.
Others in the long list of big ones
are the Cunarder Mauretania (P-2S). or
her second trip to New York as an oil
burner, after making a record on her
last eastward run of days. 10 hours
and 8 minutes the Rotterdam (O-15)
of the Holland America fleet, for Ply
mouth. Boulogne and Rotterdam, with
cabins filled; the French liner France
L-1), for Havre, and the White star
liner Adriatic (Q-5), on the last leg OF
her course to Queenstown and Liverpool
The 10000 ton steamship Resolute
I-3S) OF the United States Line Is
making her initial trip across seas from
Hamburg, Southampton and Cherbourg.
Next to the America (D-29), which
sailed yesterday sfor Cherbourg, South
ampton and Bremen, the new liner is
the biggest ship of eight shown flying
the Stars and Stripes.
The America has every cabin filed.
like nearly all other vessels in the
lanes. The passport bureau of the State
Department is in agreement with steam
ship experts when it predicts a high
record in the r.umbers of Americans
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLl
FOREIGN LINES FEAR
/ DIS. SUBSIDY RATES
Sxme May Have to Withdraw
American Services, Says
Ship Board Man.

Koreign ship owners believe that
enlistment OF the proposed subsidy will
react disastrously on their American SER
VICES. said Joseph Z. Sheedy European
mAnager fo- the Shipping Board. yester-
day before leaving by the America OF
the United States Lines. Mr.. Sheedy had
been only one week in this country.
The British especially, said Mr.. Sheedy
fesr that the bill would result in their
total elimination from the services be-
tween the United States and countries
other than the United Kingdom, which
now form an important section OF
Br1tish shipping activity. Direct re-
taAAtory measures are not possible
where these services are concerned. it
issagreed. The alarm. however, is tenn
pered with the hope, amounting in some
QHrters to a belief. that the present
PHI will meet the fate of others of SINH
Lar purpose offered in Congress.
Among the provisions regarded as
particularly unfavorable Mr.. Sheedy
In4ntioned the section providing income
tar deductions for shippers using Amer
iczn bottoms. This, in the British
vtew. will virtually force foreign ships
to quote freight rates about per cent.
lower than American levels. Section
- or the Jones act, which the Shipping
HoArd is preparing to enforce, re-
suicting preferential rail rates to ship
IHnts destined for export in American
bottoms. will require another cut in
fofeign ship rates. it is believed
4fr. Sheedy said he expected to con-
tnue the Shipping Boards policy OF
reducing Its foreign personnel to the
lowest point consistent with efficiency
and still to increase the amount Of
ffeight and passengers in American
ships.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
LAKE PLANTS TO BUILD
TWO MORE FREIGHTERS
Defroit River Works Gets
n Larger Order.

TWO contracts awarded last week for
GPat Lakes freighters indicate the
poFsioility of a revival in the construc-
ten OF that type. which has been at
low ebb for many months.
The Great Lakes Engineering Works
oG Ecorse. Mich. and New York re-
c9ved an order from the Wilson Tran
'siS Company of Cleveland for a
freishter to be COS feet over all length.
6oNfeet beam and AZ feet nodded depth
a4 with cargo carrying capacity Of
12e00 tons on twenty foot draught. A
triple expansion engine, supplied by
three Scotch boilers. will provide the
motive power. Delivery is scheduled
for mid-September.
a 400 foot vessel. with a capacity for
700 tons OF cargo. will be built by the
Manitowoc Shipbuilding Corporation. 1t
will be of the -discharging type.
capable of unloading full cargo of
ore. gravel or coal in four or five hours.
The Rockport Steamship Company will
operate her In Great Lakes service.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

Close at New York at 8 PM as follows;
Japan, corea and Siberia via Seattle. also
parcel post malls for Japan and Corea' SIT
Hawaii MARU. April 16. -
Hawaii % via Seattle. str MANlLAHi'
April II. r-..,, r,ao
China Netherlands East Indies texcept Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands Cd via seat
tie: also parcel post mails for Japan, Corea,
China SIAM French Indo-China and Strai,
Settlements, str PINE TREE STATE, Apru
"a o.. - 1. w.,
Zealand and Australia via San Francisco'
also parcel post mails for Society lslanos'
Cook Islands, New Zealand and Australia
str TAHITI, April 80.
.ordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
To PM the next day will, provided there
IL no delay In the overland transit. reaSn
Seattle In time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
TAN classes OF mail, including domesuc
marcel post sent to Hawaii, Guam anu
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
Mails OF the following dates. Hong Kong
March %, Shanghai 2Sth and lokonama
Apr!l 1. which arrived per str Pine Tree
state. were dispatched east from Seattle on
April ~ and are due In New YORK on tne
morning OF Monday. April II.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

] winthrop L. Marvin, vice-president
and general manager of the American
Steamship Owners Association said yes
terday on his return from Washington
that there was an excellent chance Of
the subsidy bill passing both branches
ct Congress this session. In another
well informed quarter, however. the
ppinion was expressed that the tariff
and bonus bills, together with the ap-
proach of elections, would prevent con-
federation OF the legislation by the
Senate.
Announcement of an award OF con-
tract for the building Of two combined
cargo and passenger ships for the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Com
pany of Baltimore is expected daily
Tbe Federal Shipbuilding Company OF
hearny. N. j., was low bidder for the
nontract at a figure OF $4,000 for each
ship; the other bids ranging up to
ef,000.000 each by the William Cramp
y Sons Ship and Engine Building
company.
HThe two ships are to be operated be-
trween Baltimore or Philadelphia and
9avannah or Jacksonville. They will be
1000 tons disacement. 36S feet over all
and carry approximately 2U6 first class
Passengers In los staterooms. The mo-
flve power will consist OF Scotch boilers
md triple expansion engines with an
Indicated horsepower OF 200. providing
= sustained sea speed OF twelve knots.
NE. w. Lounsbury, tank steamship
Broser. moved into his new office on the
Henth floor OF the Kerr Building, ~
Beaver street, yesterday.
rs The passenger steamship New York
will be operated by the Black Sea Line
- Palermo, Constantinople and other
year Eastern ports. beginning with a
sailing late this month. The ship re-
mains the property Of Worden g. CO.,
brokers.
The Southern Pacific steamship Creole
Will be reconditioned and converted to
burning at the Robins plant OF the
sSdd Shipysrds Corporation. The work
-dercd. which includes the building OF
T;oiitional passenger quarters, will cost
%. ~ to 500. 900.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
LAST TRIP TO BERMUDA.
Royal Mail Liner Araguaya Takes
Many Tourists.

The Royal Mail liner Araguaya sailed
yesterday on her fifteenth and last trip
bf the season for Bermuda, carrying a
large number of tourists, including Mr..
and Mrs. George Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shepherd de Forrest. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Murdock. Prosper Burnelli. DR.. and
Mrs. c. IT. Stevens and J. B. Hitchcock.
The Munson liner American Legion
called yesterday from Pier 3, Hoboken.
Tor Buenos Aires. Rio de Janeiro and
Munteyideo.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
TWO NEW STEAMSHIPS
FOR ROYAL MAIL LINE
They Will Join Channel Fleet
IN January .

Two new passenger steamships will
be added next January to the Channel
service OF the Royal Mail Line. They
nre to be the Ohio, Of 1900 tons and
providing accommodation for 600 first
and second class passengers and q
thousand third class. and the Orca, of
1900 tons. They will join the Orduna.
Orbita and Oropesa
A statement from the company pre-
usoted great increase In passenger and
freight traffic in and out of Germany,
saying this will be natural conse-
u1ence Of the stabilization OF finances.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
MONDAY, APRIL IL.

MONDAY, APRIL IL.
Sweden, Lettonia and Finland (specially
addressed only, Via Gothenburg. Riga and
Helsingfors; also pa reel post mails for FIN
land, ctr BREMERTON, AN.
TUESDAY. APRIL IS.
Germany and Denmark. via Hamburg, also
parcel : post mails for Germany. Austria,
czecho- Slovakia. Hungary and Switzerland,
str MOUNT CLAY, 80 AM.
Norway, Sweden and Finland. Via Gothen-
burg: also parcel post mails for Sweden, str
STOCKHOLM, s 30 AM tsup . AM y.
South Africa Especially addressed onlyl
via Cape Town: also parcel post mails Tor
Union OF South Africa, Bechuanaland Pro
tectora,e. Portuguese East Africa Northern
and Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Cedric (Br). Liverpool for New York.
Is expected TO dock Mt pier 60. North River,
late Sunday afternoon.
str Pan America. Rio Janeiro. &c. for
New York. Is expected TO dock nt pier 3,
Hoboken. Monday forenoon.
( The Santa Luise. Valparalso. &C. for New
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

York. Is expected 20 dock at pier 80, Brook
lyn. about noon Monday.
Str Scythia lBr). Liverpool for New York,
u expected TO dock at pier 90, North River.
Tuesday forenoon.
Str Finland. Antwerp for New York, Is ex-
nected to arrive at. Quarantine 6.20 PM
sunday and VIII dock at pier 81, North
River, late Sunday evening or early Monday
Str Megantic fBr), Colon, &c. for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier 10. North
River, Sunday forenoon.
str Bergcnsfjord fNor), Bergen, &C, for
New York. Is expected TO dock at the foot
OF Goth street. Brooklyn. Monday forenoon.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. April 1J-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the Seamcn's Church Institute, IS
south street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
10Th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wici mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
CLOSING OF MAILS

indicated below at the General sDis %
o
Hall
oF
minutes before the s
Closing OF maI
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

IDistance given in miles: position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.l
Acolu- 1890 from Ambrose L IAN.
Mbcrtolite 900 NE Hatteras 18th.
BGisam @9J T. Overfalis 18th.
Gayo Mambi 337 Scotland l. " 18th.
city OF Flint 1,fa1 Cane Henry 18th.
Champion Anderson iG6 Block Island 18th.
$3.50 PM 18TH.
Dirivo. towing barge Dallas. il2 y Jupiter
ftth.
Dorchester - from Northeast End l. 18th.
Edgehii 1000 Il Ambrose I. V i4th.
Eimsport ..oy3 y Ambrose I, l2th.
Henry r Mallory 80 NE Jupiter 18th.
Hicra 900 NV Fernando 18th.
Innoko i.I15 y Cape Henry 18th.
Lake Gilboa iSs s Scotland T. 18th.
Ightburne 10 Scotland l. " 18th.
Mcgantic @Ss SIC Ambrose T. V 18th.
Mohawk 2-3 s scotland l. " 18th.
Cien 500 u Ambrose u v 18th.
Princess Matoiks ,i40 y Ambrose i5th.
Tanamo 80 s Ambrose T. " 18th.
Nic;olitc go NE Hatteras 18Th.
West Ceiina lat 81 0S. Ion 20 II 18th.
Western Scout .062 u Ambrose l. " 18th.
winona is5 l. Ambrose l. v 18th.
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.
Atlantic Sun c5e from Ambrose 7. v 18th.
Birmingham City COS y Nantucket l. 18th.
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Continued on Following Page.
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Due MONDAY. APRIL II.
DUE TUESDAY, ArRIL ~.

Arapahoe, Jacksonville f5th... Clyde Line
City Of st Louis Savannah 18th. Ocean Sc Co
III Mundo. Galveston 18th Southern Fac
Garfield, Colon 10Th. .............G Grace Line
Holias. Turks Island 18th. Columbus SS Co
idefiord. Bergen LIST. st............. NorwcK Am
Munindes, Colon 10th. ....ss... Munson Line
Olympic, Southampton 12th,.Whi'e star Line
ran America, Hucnos Aires 3ist Munson Line
Princess Matoika, Bremen Tth....U Lines
Santa Isabel. Colon i0th... lsthmian Lines
gcythia Liverpool sth. .......... .Cunard Line
Slbaney. Havana 18th. ,......,.. Ward Line
Turhialha, Santiago 18Th United Fruit
Westcrdyk, Rotterdam 9th. :. .Holland-Am
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
BrG FRENCH GOLD SHIPMENT,

CHERBouRG. France. April 15.-The
steamship Mauretania. calling here to-
day on her voyage to New York, took on
400 passengers and also 20.250, 900
francs gold for an American bank.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
MONDAY. APRIL IL.

kUV4NDfEs f<H'E -
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. Via
Turks Island Monte Christi. Puerto Plata,
Sanchez, Samana. La Romano, San PEDRO de
Macoris San Domingo City. Azua and Bara-
hona, str LUKSEFJELL, ) PM.
TUESDAY. APRIL IS.
Salvador (prints, sc. except La Union and
San Miguel, Win Havana Cristobal. La
Libertad, Acajutla and San Jose de Guate-
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
TI-EsnAY. APRIL 1s.
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE SUNDAY, APRIL i6.

Steamer FROM Agents.
Borderer. ST Vincent CIV. GOTH. .Norton-Iilly
Cayo Mambi. San Juan 1ith.. Atlantic Fruit
Cedric, Liverpool sth. White star Line
City of Savannah. Savannah 18th. Ocean SIS Co
Finland, Antwerp 6th......... Red star Line
Lucia. Messina goth. ............P Phelps Bros
Manuel Calvo, Cadiz 3ist....... Luis Llanso
Mcgantic bermuda 18th. White star Lane
Mohawk. Jacksonville 18Th. ...... Clyde Line
Olen, Dunkirk 29th. ............C Cosmopolitan
Taurus, Santos GOTH. ......... Kerr Line
Tivives. Kingston Sth...........J United Fruit
Trnculo. Southampton 2Ith...-...R u Hague
Venezuela, San Pedro nth. Pacific Mail
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

rnaIa Cuba. Canal Zone. Panama. Guate-
mala and letter mail for Salvador must pc
specially addressed), str VENEZUELA, 2:So
PM (sup PM).
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

A
SECTIONS

9 BOUND EAST.
z No. Name. Line. For
l. France French. HaWe
La Bourdonnais French. ................ Havre
Q Adratic. White star. Queenstown and
Liverpool
d Baltic. White star. Queenstown and
Liverpool
Homerc. ......... White star. .cherbourg and
Lapland. Red Star. Plymouth. cherbours
and Antwerp
d 1s orduna ...... Royal Mail steam Packet. Cher
bourg. Southampton and Ham
burg
o Is Rotterdam. Holland America. Plymouth
Boulogne and Rotterdam
d II Ryndam. Holland America. Plymouth
Boulcgne and Rotterdam
III 10 Seydlitz North German Lloyd. Bremen
81 Cunard. Plymouth Cherbourg
and Hamburg
Aquitania. .Cunard. Cherbourg and
Southampton
rs Granite State United STATES. Queenstown and
Bremen
27 Old North state. United States. Queenstown
Plymouth and London
d 90 America. United States. .Cherbourg South
ampton and Bremen
II 81 Wuerttemberg Hamburg American. Hamburg
G, Hamburg American. Hamburg
Stavangerfjord. Norwegian-America. Bergen
S 81 Poonia. Baltic American. Hamburg
Danzg and Libau
Q 80 Canada Fabre. .Agiers Palermo Naples
- and Marseilles
+ Al Britannia Fabre. .vigo. Lisbon, Cadiz and
Jaffa via New Bedford, Mass
G 4s Giuseppi Transatlantica Itaana. Naples
and Genoa
As Regina d'Itaa. Lloyd sabaudo. Naples and
Genoa
The New York herald., 1922-04-16
Cunarder Mauretania on Sec
ond Trip From New York
as an Oil Burner.

who will go to Europe this spring and
summer. Fine weather has been re-
ported at sea recently, and 1t Is likely
that many ships will reach port ahead
OF the usual early spring schedule.
The New York herald., 1922-04-16

STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and rouRs