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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28

PORT ANTONIO. April %. noon-Sailed.
str Amelia, Philadelphia.
PORTLAND, Eng. April 27--Arrived. str
PORT MoRANT. April 90. AM-saiied.
str Juan (Nor). Philadelphia.
PORT SAID, April 22-sailed. str Ajax Ajax
PUERTO BARRIos. April 27-Arrived. str
QUEENSTOWN. April 27-Arrived. str Me-
gantic tBr). New York for Liverpool tand
proceeded).
ol REvAI;: April 12-Arrived. str Santa
RIO JANEIRo. April 24-saiied. str caxias
(Brazl. New York $4,000 bags coffeel.
Bayou Chico. Mobile: 25th. Comino CBr).
Halifax.
Arrived 25th. str Mrasdam tDutch). New
Sailed 22d. strs Herakles (Nor). Hampton
Roads: 25th. CONFESS Peak. Galveston.
ssalled 2tfas str s0ngsr9se sr MsntTsa an
Port OBI. Manchester.
ST MIcHAELs. April 25---Arrived, str
Colon for Antwerp.
Arrived 10th. strs New England. Aberdeen
for Norfolk: Port De caen tFrl. Nantes for
sT NAZAIRE. April 23-Arrived. str Paul
Paix tBr). Philadelphia.
ss SANTA LUcIA, April =; PM-saile@ s ST
miles OF Ambrose 5 PM 2eth).
SANTA MARTA. April 26-Arrived. str
GARLIC, Puerto Colombia.
SANTANDER. April 22-Arrived. str Wicl-
drecht Dutch, New York
SANTIAGO. April 2I-Arrived. str Turri-
alba, New York.
SHANGHAI, April 25-Arrived. str EN-
press OF Japan tBr), Vancouver.
Arrived 28th str West O'Rowa. San Fran
SIERRA LEONE, April 2a-sailed. str
Bassa (Br). United States.
SUEz. April 24-Sailed. str West Mahomet
New York. &c. for Batavia.
SYDNEY, NSW, April 2t-Arrfved, s.rs
Australind tBr). Newport News. 25th. Yo-
shida Maru No 8 (Jap). Portland. Ore.
TANAMO. April 20. IL 80 PM-Sailed. strs
Brighton (NoD. Port Antonio: 22d. Glen
dols. New York (not previously.
TELA. April 28--Sailed. str San Mateo,
TIENTSIN. April 25-Arrived. str Standard
Arrow. San Francisco.
VALENCIA. April 20-Arrived. str Sin
slrawa. Philadelphia
VANCOUVER. Be. April 26-Arrivcd. strs
ToyaIna Maru Jap. Seattle; West Isleta
do: Canadian Rover fBr), san Francisco.
Sailed Goth. stfs Harry Luckenbach. San
Francisco; sLochkatrine (Br). do.
YOKOHAMA. April 23-Arrved. strs Kan
dahar (Br). New York for Kobe; Gath. Hako-
date Maru (Jap). New York.
Sailed 18th. str Arabia Maru (Jap). from
Hong Kong for Tacoma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
ADVERTISING CLUB TO
PURCHASE NEW HOME

At meeting yesterday the Advertise
ing Club of New York voted unanimously
to purchase the old Fifth Avenue
Church, popularity known as the Rookie
Teller Church. at to s West Forty
sixth street. as the site or $1,000, 900
ten story clubhouse. The purchase price
of the church property is estimated to be
$500. 900.
Two resolutions were adopted by the
club at yesterdays meeting---one au-
thorizing the board of directors to exc
cute the contract and the other consist
ing of five amendatory articles 10 the
constitution providing for the financing
OF the proposition. The plans for flnanc-
ing the project include forming build
ing corporation in connection with well
known New York building finance con-
Germ
The plan for the purchase OF the site
and the building of the clubhouse was
developed by George w. Hopkins. vice.
president of the Columbia Graphaphone
Company, who is "a director OF the Adj
vertising Club and chairman of the big
ger and better club committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALp.
New York Herald Bureau.

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G.. April ~.
Comma nder Harold II. Stark, to instruction
Naval War College. Newport.
Commander Edwin A. Wolleson, TO duty
naval forces operating European waters.
Lieut.. Commander Howard II. Lewis. "
command Y. S. s. Young.
Lieut.. Commander Earl A. Mcintyre, 10
IT, S. s. Affair executive officer.
Lieut.. Commander jefferson -. Smith. To
command U. s. S. Farquhar.
Lieut.. Abraham De somer. to torpedo
training ships Thompson and Kennedy as In
structor in torpedo school.
Lieut.. Hans Ertz. to naval station, Tutuila,
Samoa.
Lieut.. Joseph He'll, to ". s. S. Bridge.
Lieut. John II. jenkins, to command Y.
6. $. Ola.
Lieut.. Ernest II. Kruger. to command
Lieut.. John vann. to U. S. S. Navy Yard,
Lieut.. Frederick l.. Schwartz. to r. s.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Lieut.. Carlton l.. Andrus, to y. >. san
: Lieut. Lieut. Clarence y. Smith. to U. $. S,
Lieut.. Frederick L: conklln. TO Division as
Lieut.. Henry c. Weber, TO hospital
Lieut.. q. r. Murphy. to U. s. s. Rainbow.
Lieut.. Commander Jacob w. Dodge. Il. f.,
TO r. S.. San Francisco.
Lieut.. Arthur NJ. Clawson, TO r. 3. san
Rear Admiral Edwin a. Anderson, 10 com
mand United States naval forces operating
IN European waters.
Capt Clarence A. Adele, 10 command
SQUADRON IL. Destroyer squndrons. Pacific
Lieut.. Robert +. Quigley. to receiving bar
racks, Hampton Roads. Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
CONFERENCE FAVORS
U. S. RADIO CONTROL
Recommends Advisory COM
mittee Of IL to Assist Secre-
tary of Commerce.

WAsHrsGroN, April 27.--An advisory
committee of twelve to be appointed by
the President to assist the Secrtary of
Commerce in supervising radio commu-
nication was recommended to-day in the
final report OF the recent national radio
conference. as submitted to Secretary
Hoover. Half OF the proposed advisory
board would be appointed from Govern
ment officials and half from civil life.
The final report recommended amend-
ment of the radio laws to give the Sec
rotary OF Commerce adequate legal au-
thority for the control of the establish
ment OF all radio transmitting stations
except amateur experimental and Gov
eminent stations and the operation OF
non Governmental radio transmitting
stations. and stated the sense OF the con-
ference to be that radio communication
is public utility, and as such should bs
regulated and controlled by the Federal
Government in the public interest.
1t also declared-that the types Of radio
apparatus most effective in reducing in
reference should be made freely avail
able to the public without restriction.
Among other recommendations was
one that the Secretary Of Commerce in
stitute an immediate study of the best
geographical distribution OF broadcast
ing stations with view to attaining the
best service with minimum of inter-
ferences and in cases where congestion
OF radio telephone broadcasting traffic
exists he should assign suitable hours or
operation to stations.
In cases of conflict between radio
communication services the conference
recommended that first consideration
be given TO the public not reached. or
not readily reached, by other COMMUNE
cation services.
Direct advertising In radio broadcast
ing service should be absolutely pro-
hibited, the conference held, and indi-
rect advertising should be limited under
regulations imposed by the Commerce
Department.
Relative TO amateurs the conference
recommended that the status Of the
amateur be established by law. that the
limits of the wave band allotted to the
amateur be confined to the $50 meter
and the 275 meter wave lengths and
that the amateur continue to be under
the jurisdiction of the Commerce De-
partment.
The conference also recommended the
creation OF amateur deputy radio In
spectors, to serve for 81 year. for the
purposes OF poilsiiS ahioiS uhieIsSei'. ="
obtain the observance OF the radio COM
muncation laws and regulations.
The Secretary of Commerce should be
given authority. it was declared, to pro-
hibit at any time the use of existing
radio transmitting apparatus and methods
which result in unnecessary interferenca
and the use of existing radio receiving
apparatus which caused the radiation
OF energy.
The conference further commended
that the operation of Government sta
tions be conducted in such a manner
as anot to interfere with commercial
traffic and broadcasting and that when
ever Government owned stations are
used for the transmission OF CONNER
cial traffic and broadcasting they should
conform TO regulations established by
the Commerce Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
CLEARED.

: Ctr Wells City (Br), Threfeli. Swansea
and Bristol (generan--Chas Hill Sons.
Str Bergensfjord tNor). Bull. Bergen. Sta
vangcr and Christianla tgeneraD-Norwe-
Str Idefjord (Nor), Halvorsen. Trondhjem
Buvikken. &c tgeneraD -Norwegian- America
Line.
str Rocharnbeau pFr). Rollin. Havre (gen-
str Ohio (Fr). De Fertat. Bordeaux via
philadelphia (generaD -Compagnle Generate
Transatlantique
str Hera. winbcrg, Rouen toiD-R l.
Hague U
str Fenchurch (Br), johnson, Marseilles
and Barcelona tgeneraD-Jas W Elwel 4
Co.
SIR TIlthorn tNor). Nyaard. Yokohama,
Kobe &c, via Norfolk and Panama Canal
teeneral)--Kerr Steamship Co.
str calgarolitc (BD, Shelter. Talara
Iballast)--R l. Hague.
str Bethore. Noodle. Cruz Grandc (ballasD
lore Steamship Corporation.
Str Sagua. Port, San Juan. Ponce, sc
(generalD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Nora, Berg. Tamplco tballasD -Iiuas-
teca Petroleum Co.
str stelnstad CNor), Evensen. Santiago and
Guantanamo Via Norfolk lgencraD-Alantic
STR Munargo. Asborn. Nassau and Antilla
tgeneraD -Munson steamship Line.
str MORO Castle. Blackadder. Havana,
Mail steamship 90.
Str Trompenberg Dutch Tecnsma. Nor
fokN (baiasD-J II Winchester Co.
Str Rosalind tBr), Mitchell, Halifax and
Str Belvernon (Nor,, Ingebcrgtsen. Halifax
and st Johns via Boston tgeneraD Trina
iional Steamship Corporation Cleared 2Gthl.
Ctr Delaware, Robinson, Boston lgeneraD--
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr General George q Hogg tBr). Haugh.
Perth Amboy (ballasp--J j. Whitney Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
By the Radio Cooperation Of
America.

IDtstance given in miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specified.1
Anaconda 2g5 Il Ambrose l. 2Ith.
Andrea + Luckenback left Philadelphia
AM eth
City of st Louis 1872 Ambrose L v 27th.
Cold Harbor IS s Delaware BreaASwater
eth,
Collamer PSI Il Ambrose L v eth.
Corson POI r Ambrose l. v 2Tth.
Deepwater 480 Il Cape Henry goth.
III Estero 18l N Diamond l. v 9th.
El Sol $50 s Scotland T. " 9th.
G Harrison Smith 7S ~ Hatteras 9th.
Gen G w Goethals LEFT Cristobal . PM 26th.
Hog Island ia II Ambrose l. v 9th.
Hudson 1897 r. Ambrose l. " 27th.
j Archbold 81 s Hatteras 27th-
kershaw % NE Winter Quarter l. V 27th.
Lake Arthur 1853 Ambrose l. v eth.
NJ + Elliott 1874 SW Hatteras 9th.
Matura la SSE Ambrose l. v 9th.
Munsomo 40 s Ambrose l. 9th.
Muskogee f43 NNE Diamond Shoal 2Ith.
Ossining 645 SSE Ambrose l. eth.
Paria 1877 SSE Ambrose l. 27th.
Philadelphia 1.053 s Ambrose l. 26th.
Samaria 236 Boston IL AM 9th.
Suruga 104 Ambrose l. v eth.
Steel Mariner 455 T. Cape Henry eth.
Swiftarrow slS9 SW Block Island 9th.
Swlftstar 40 ENE Hatteras 27th.
Tanamo 903 s Ambrose l. 21.h.
Vile dOran 200 u Cape Cod Z AM 27th.
West Inskp ! ,012 u Ambrose l. 9th.
West Maximus 800 e Cape Henry 9th.
William Mchcnney F264 Ambrose l. v
27th.
wiilsolo 575 Ambrose L " 2sth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vess, received through
the United oates Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
my3 without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Otterclics); Cape
Hatteras. N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re-
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called, and they
will be forwared to New York.
1t is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
LEGATION.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York
city (WCG); Babylon, L. I.
(WSE); Easthampton, L. /.
(WSA), and New London, Conn.
(WST). No charge made for
medical or surgical advice, late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
lea at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Soasconset (WSC), Mass; New
London, Conn. (WLC); Cape
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
above stations of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the United States
Public Health Service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28

appeared as attorney for the United
States Steamship Company and some
OF its subsidiary companies in specific
matters. We have had nothing to do
with the selling OF its stock. and know
nothing about IT.
"rhe representative OF the Shipping
Board who, as special assistant to the
Attorney General has been before the
Grand Jury, knows every fact about our
representation OF these companies. and
/ am sure II the facts were submitted
fully, / could not have been included
In the indictment When ! heard Of
this investigation asked TO go before
the Grand Jury, waive immunity and
be examined fully, but the request was
refused.
II shall seek an immediate trial. and
In the meantime I ask my friends. my
clients and the public to suspend judy
ment until the truth comes out. when il
will be shown that the indictment OF me
is wholly unwarranted."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
MERCHANTS URGED
TO UTILIZE CANAL
More Transportation Needed,
State Official Says.

The commercial possibilities of the
Barge Canal and an appeal for It's de-
velopment and use In preference TO the
st. Lawrence waterways scheme were
discussed at a luncheon yesterday of the
Merchants Association at the Hotel
Aston.
Marshal Joffn. was a guest for a mo-
nent. An ovation was accorded the
Marshal. who left the dining room
amid cheers for himself and for France.
Charles l.. Cadle. State Superinten-
dent of Public Works. pointed out that
the Barge Canal has come to stay and
that total OF 1900 freight carrying
vessels and 40 tugs are on the registry
in his office OF these H3 freight boats.
raining In carrying capacity from 300 TO
1,750 tons. actually were In service last
year.
The outlook for the canal is bright
ne said. No shipper need hesitate to
make use Of the waterway. Every con-
tract that may be entered into for the
carriage OF freight will be carried out
II the standing and caliber of the men
now In the canal field mean anything"
More boats are needed. Mr.. Cadle said
The formation of more transportation
companies with adequate floating plant,
or decided expansion Of the opera
tons of those already in existence Is
urgently needed IL the canal is to secure
It's proper quota OF tonnage" he con-
tinued. Here is an attractive field for
investment. and from this standpoint /
present its possibilities especially to
your earnest consideration"
Among those at the luncheon were J. J.
Mantell. manager of the Erie Railroad I:
r. A. De Lima, president of NE Battery
Park National Bank: Lewis II. Pounds
or the Port Of New York Authority, John
ID. Dunlop. chairman of the New York
State Waterways Conference J. Spencer
Smith. vice-president of the Port Au-
thority; Robert Grier Cooke. president OF
the Fifth Avenue Association. and Her
man A. Metz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON, April 27-Barge Harraseeket,
New York. while tiea with short hawser to
tug Toiler anchored at Quarantine. parted
hawser and drifted on Long Island and re-
mains; tug was unable to get anchor In
time to assist barge on account OF fresh
wind prevailing: barge had no anchors and
tugs will attempt to float her at high water
tonight.
LONDON, April o7-str Northern Star,
from Baltimore, before reported aground
rear Nargen Gulf of Finland. floated after
discharsing about $50 tons of cargo into
Str Ward. from Odessa &c, for New Or
leans. has arrived at Bermuda with boiler
tubes defective.
Str Thistlemore (Br). from New York via
Shields for Middlesbrough. &C, IL ashore
near Berwick; assistance Is with her.
NORFOLK, Va. April 27--Schr Cumberland
Queen (Br) was yesterday righted with tho
assistance of schr Marion Douglass (Br)
and proceeded to Sewalls Point to be pumped
out before going to shipyard for repairs. .
Ship Maria Borgs, before reported sunk
off Newport News, will be removed by the
Government.
oGDENsBURG, NY. April 27--Str Joyland.
before reported aground near Little Round
Island. was listing badly tonight and the
greater part of her crew of % men had been
taken ashore. Considerable water was re-
ported to be in her hold and wreckers were
summoned from Kingston.
Lighters we're alongside str Arabian to-
night and 1t was hoped that the vessel
would be floated tomorrow This steamer
miles below Ogdensburg.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25-The negotla-
tions between the Luckenbach Steamship Co
of New York and the United States Shipping
Board for the purchase by the steamship
company Of four Shipping Board steel cargo
vessels have been concluded with the Boards
approval Of the Eastern Soldier, 10,625 dead
weight tons. built by the Japanese; the
South Bend, 1880 lightweight tons; the
Marcia, 1870 lightweight tons. and the
Edellyn, 1900 deadweignt tons, now tied
up at Hog Island or at local shipyards
undergoing minor repairs before being re-
leased. Officials of the Board declined TO
make public the prices at which the vessels
were sold.
QUARANTINE. April 81. II :o5 AM-Motor
lighter Nettie G Powell, with load OF
oysters, became disabled off here and was
taken in tow by tug Cornelia.
ST MICHAELS, Apri, 26--Str Port de Caen
tFr), Nantes for Montreal, has arrived here
with machinery damaged
SAN SALVADOR, April 27-The Costa
Rican Government. according to dispatch
received here to-day, has closed the ports
of the country TO steamers from Santo
Domingo. This action, IL said. was
taken because OF the smallpox epidemic in
the Dominican republic.
ST JOHNS. Nj. April 27-Str winifred an
(Br) with her disabled sister ship Oxonian
(Br) In tow has been fogbound 20 miles off
this port for As hours.
VANCOUVER. BE. April 27-with her
with str Wolsom Dutch, as before reported,
str West Himrod. Capt Throckmorton. IL n
port discharglng her sugar cargo. Capt
Solomon of the Wolsom sued the West Him
rod for $1,000 The Shipping Board has
filed counter claim for $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
Army Orders
spcciaI Dispatch 10 THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
washington. II. c., April %.

ADJUTANTs DEPARTMENT.
AIvord. Col Benjamin. to Washington.
smith. Lieut.. Col. Clarence D.. to wash
Gsiimoor. Major Albert. to New York city
CAVALRY.
Johnson. Major Harold b.. to State College.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Dickey. Col. Dean r.. to Major Samuel
Rlnggold.' mine planter.
ENGINEERS.
Damon. Capt. Samuel L.. to Camp Hum
'Y' ost. Capt Howard Nee, 10 Camp Hum
p''es' GENERAL STAFF
Gibbs. Col. George s.. to Washington.
Fair, Lieut.. Col. John s., to Fort Howard.
Lent, Major winfred r., to his home.
INFANTRY.
simouds, Col. George s., to Washington.
parnett, Capt. Allison j., to Camp Lewis.
lie Ware. Capt. William g., 10 san Fran
cisco.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Erwin. Major Humphrey ~. TO Camp
Sinclair. Major. Charles a.. 70 Denver.
McDermott. Capt. Brenard A.. 70 Camp
Dix.
Smith. Capt. william A.. to Boston.
QUARTERMAsTER's CORP.
winterburn. Lieut.-Col. George W.. 10 JEFF
Christophel. Capt. John c., to Fort How
ard.
Etter. Capt. George. 10 FL Paso. Texas.
Johnson, Capt. William b., TO Fort Warren.
Thompson, Capt Gilbert H.. 20 Fort War
Cheeves. First Lieut.. Charles E., to Fort
connei. First Lieut.. John f., 10 Fort
Fox. First Lieut. Albert j., to Fort How
ard.
Huntress, First Lieut.. Joseph W., Jr., to
Fort Benning.
O'connell. First Lieut.. John D.. 10 Fort
Howard.
Rogers. First Lieut. Richard G., TO Fort
Howard. u
Stekluh, First Lieut. George. 70 Fort
Howard.
Tighe. First Lieut.. John n. to Fort
Howard.
VETERINARY CORPS.
smock. First Lieut.. Stanley G.. TO Fort
HuRchuca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

On April IA the following changes were
made in the buoyage off West Channel.
Great South Bay. IN approximately lat
40 80 ~, Ion 70 IL 80 w: Pathway buoy.
painted black and white In vertical stripes,
was discontinued. entrance buoy l was
established In fathoms of water; this buoy
will be moved from time TO time as required.
Rhode Island = Narragansett Bay The
Lighthouse Service announces Brcnton Reef
light vessel will be temporarily replaced by
relief light vessel about May IL. 1922.
Connecticut--Long Island Sound--cornficld
Point light vessel VIII be replaced on station
about May IL and relief light vessel with
drawn.
Main Channei-Long Island sound-Thc
Cows gas buoy "a was increased to 40 candle
power April 30
The master OF str TINE (Nor) reports that
the wreck on Bird Rock, Bahama Islands.
In approximately lat % 81, lon ~ ~, is no
longer visible.
Wreck. Cape Maysl. Cuba-The master OF
str Tune tNorl reports that the wreck OF
steamer lies on the east coast of Cuba
about 2 miles northwestward of the wreck
shown on the charts near the lighthouse
Approximate position OF Cape Maysi light
house, lat % Is y, Ion - os w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
COMPANY. Inc.

-Absecon $50 ENE Cape Henry 9th.
Algonquin S45 S Scotland l. v 26th.
Braddock 1.241 Il Cape Henry 26th.
Brave Couer 40 Il Hatteras 26th
Catherine 800 Nantucket l. v 9th.
Occur 'Alene 1850 L Ambrose l. 9th.
Concho 301 Scotlanj l. 9th.
El Captain 260 Sc Ambrose l. 21th.
Ell Sol 2SS SW Diamond Shoal l. 26th.
Evergreen City 545 T. Cape Henry 9th.
Henry r Mallory 1S5 Scotland l. v 9th.
Hoxie 100 NE Cape Charles PM 9th.
Juanta Il Fire Island l. 9th.
Maddequet 100 Ambrose L 9th.
Ontario 10 SW Fire Island 9th.
Opelika 245 Cape Henry 9th.
Paria 1851 SSE Ambrose l. v 26th.
Ponce 266 N San Juan 26th
Rochester 800 Il by Diamond Shoal L v
9th.
sag Harbor 2G0 Sandy Hook 9th.
Severance passed Nantucket l. PM 9th.
Surinam PIG Sc Ambrose l. Goth.
Western Glen $40 Il Cape Henry 9th.
Western Spirit 40 T. New York Pm 9th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-28
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By MALL


ANNAPOLIS ROYAL. Ms. April 24-Salled.
schr Ronald Longmire tBr) Nantucket.
HAVANA. April 2f--Arrived str Missouri
(Frl, Bordeaux, &c; schr John Francis. Port
st Joe.
Sailed goth, str Montezuma lBrl. Kingston.
LIVERPOOL, Ms, April 25-Sailed. sc,ir
I.Seline Wilkie (Br), New York.
MARYSTOWN, Mt. April 17--Arrived. sc'.r
General SHUTS (Br), 1rapani.
In port 18TH schr Nellie T Walters (Br,
Cporto.
QUEBEC, April 25-Passed in Father
Point str Cecil County. Texas City for
Montreal.
Passed In Matane 25th. str cornishman
(Er). Monmouth for Montreal.
Passed in Fame Point 26th, str Canadian
Navigator tBr), Glasgow for Montreal.
ST JOHN. NIB, April 25-Sailed, schr Abbic
Keast (Br), Parrsboro
ST JOHNS. NF. April 1S-Arrived. bark
czarina (Br). Barbados schr Over the Top
Er), do.
IN port 10Th. schr Ingrid (Dan). for
sHEL BURNE. Ms. April 2s-Arrived. str
Gyp (Br). Boston.