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Reports of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
H? " -ar-? m -m , ' ~~ "-?-?-*_-___._-._ V??*
Ocean Freigut
Settlement Is
Believed Near
trench Line is Said to Seek
Shipping Board Pledge to
Stop l'iiderrutting Upon
Shipments From France
fantsRa i se Here Reduced
Reported as Regarding New
Rates as Too High; Con?
ferences Discuss Points
final readjustment of the ocean
frei-ht conferences in the trade with
fcBtinental l" :-,->pean ports still waits
?tie ratification of an agreement
tith the Frein ri Line, which started
V-.e i?te cutting last fall as a result
if the S ' Roard heavily over
JoSnaging ? berths in the French
trade wit! ?manent vessels.
g^resentativea of the French Line
\ere recently agreed to a ?establish?
ment of conference relations and a
renerai advance in freights conditional
ipon the confirmation of the Line's
thief officials in France.
French line's Conditions
Word is r.c.\ reported to have been
received from France that the Line
's pr?parai to re-enter the conferences
H certain conditions, and meetings
ire being held here with a view to
?eachinp an adjustment. In the mean
Vae freights are being maintained on
ased basis recently fixed,
js understood, however, that the
frracfa I-'"?? regards the advances that
(?are been read? as too large and has
srged that the percentages of increase
Se made smaller. The raises made
?ange from aboht 50 to 300 per cent
-.ver thos< recently prevailing, which
vere at aboat the lowest levels reached
linee the beginning of the rate war.
to -;-. average freights were about
ioabled.
Oppose Ship Board Practice
Another matter which the French
Une is said to urge as another con?
dition is that the Shipping Board will
?^Tee to discontinue the practice which
\: a reported to have followed in re?
gard to westbound shipments from
frar.ee of offering to take cargo at a
Ixed percentage below any rate quoted
\v the French Line. It is believed
that an agreement on this point will
?j rea'.
N>- ,?? tnand for a proportionate al?
tonnage on the various
is believed to b? under discus
tion and shipping men look for a ful!
n oi conference agreements
in the verj; near future.
Pending such a settlement, condi
lions continue generally quiet in the
markets. A general stiffening
?,f rates is expected, however, in most
if the trades, one of the first direc
in which action is looked for
tain g in shipments to Scandinavian
: : Soma advance is also likely
?ortly in the United Kingdom con
fifrence rates. There has been son?
Improvement in coal fixtures as a re?
sult of the continuance of the British
Itrik . but no great volume of ship
tents has been arranged for as yet.
-?
Maritime Miscellany
New York
April 14?Str British Marnuis (Br)., left
(?bw Orleans for Grangemouth, is disable'!
n^ar Loggerhead Key, off the southerr
loset o? Florida. The accident occured
ibertly after midnight Wednesday; the
i g '.it Wlllett, which was sent t..
: rted that she picked up the
; twelve miles west of Tor?
tuga? at noon yesterday in a heavy sea.
'Apr.! H S hr Ames Briggs (Am), out
I for Nassau and Turks Island,
lsI night one mile off Scotland
\ wireless message from the
PtBttb i thai live of the crew had
, and that the captain and
.v remained on the drifting
The branch Hydrographie Office gave
nut the following information yesterday;
Steamship Conference made
In? following riling1 m steamship tracks,
itely: Cross iongitudt
' 11.00 westbound and lati?
das 10. i bound,
?he - of the Lake Markham re
.-. can buoy moored one and a
nai:' n :? irre. :s from Cristo Cay
Lient hi t shoal of seven feel
tenth, coral bottom, just eastward of the
buoy, H' ? so reporta a. shoal with si-a
three feet above the water
alle "-5 degrees fron
Cristo Caj : ghthouse and about five mllei
U? tlegi H lco cat Cay Lighthouse
- northwest and south
ites a grave danger tc
shore, as it la unmarkei
by buo ? breaks on It with east
?r 1 :- wind! :? pth on the outer bar U
ti -
Huntley (Br) left Turki
'?'l.tr.rl for John's. N. F.; vessel sanl
?ft Cap ??-..? crew rescued.
April 14.? The nsvlgs
? re are laying up thei
to the lack of freight. Ves
100 tona, are lying id!'
?ad nn . . I 000 stamen are out o
?ork.
BtTEN : AYRES, April 14.?Merchan
... this port on the Munsm
iner Hui n, now in the harbor of Monte
rideo. wil be discharged there and re
?hipped to this city on board lighters, s,e
?ruing i . Munson I.?ne officials here. Th
?earn?.- Martha Washington, of the Mun
?"i Lin ander boycott of the Por
Workers Union, of th'.a city, and the boy
Wtt has Q extended to all of th
?uruion Line vessels.
LONDON April 5?The steamer Alio
"?? (American), which left Manila fo
w??pool and Rotterdam, Is ashore a
"?Jabee Strait, Wright Shoals.
?APLPJS, April 13?Str Prosa (Am)
?hlth lefi New York for Karachi am
-??cuita, while entering this port strucl
ju?y vail and damaged bows, it is no
?own at ?'?-?..ni if cargo was damaged.
NORFOLK, April 13?Str Sant Andrei
?'. which left here for Gibraltar, re
aimed v. Inesday with engine trouble
Repairs \< :. made and vessel once mor
' ? her destination.
PHILADELPHIA, April 12?Str W I
????er i.v- i arrive,l here from San Fran
-'""o and Cristobal with steering cea
lerans;?,!,
8Ari.T STB MARIE, Mich, April 14
?r Martin Mullen o? the Pioneer SBC
*en! aground off White Fish Point earl;
?????Way, owing to heavy swell in Lsk
?oiienor. Two tugs have been sent to he
?wist?!:, ... Tn, vessel was lifted two fes
g?? the ? ., ks, but is not leaking. Sh
"?. Fon William with a cargo of grain.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
The Trikaa?
publishes com
pUte tablas
daily. You will
find them to?
day ou
Paga 14
Marine Reports
THF. TIDES
Dich water. Low water.
o.-.?, ? i AM *'M AM PM
Sandy Hook.12r>4 jss 7.S2 750
Governor's Island. l?:49 1:44 7:59 821
Hell Gate. 2:47 s:2g 8;3s 10;06
Arrived Yesterday
Str Cornish City (Rrl, Hsmburg March
24, lmmtngham March 2?, to the Kerr
Stesmshlp Co.; with mdse; Pier 4, Army
Base. Bklyn.
Str I.a Bourdonnai.1* (Fr), Havre. April 3;
to the Compagnie Generate Transatlan?
tique; with pass, malls and mdse; Pter
S?, N fl.
Str Lllmae. Tampico. April 6; to th?
ITnited States and Mexican OU Co; with
crude oil; Cartar'et, N J.
Str Panaman. Alexandria, March 29; to
the Kinsley steamship Line; In ballast;
anchored off Quarantine.
Str Tungus (Nor). Macorls April 2.
Samnna April 4. Sanche* April ?; to the
Columbus Shipping Co; with mditi; Pier
7 5. N R.
Str York Castle (Br), Durban Feb IK.
Bast London Feb 19. Alcoa Bay Feb 22,
Cape. Town Feb 27. Boston April 1?; to
1 Barber & Co; with mdse; Pier 37, Bklyn.
i Str Kiowa. Porto Plata, April 7; to the
? Clyde Steamship Co; with mdse; Pier 3-4,
j Bklyn.
Str Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda. April
. 12; to Furness. W'ithv ft Co.; with rass,
; mails anel mdse; pier 95. N R.
U S steamship Houston, Norfolk, April
IS; to V S Navy, ft 31>th st, Bklvn.
Str General G W C.oethals, Cristobal
j April K. Port-au-Princ-r Arril 9, to the
Panama Railroad Steamship Line, with
pass, mails and mdse: Pier 1, Hoboken
Str Callabasas. Santiago April 7. to the
; At'antic Fruit Co, with sugar; Pier 26,
; E R.
.; Str Hamilton, Norfolk, to the Old Do
' minion Transportation Co. with mdse, Tier
i 26. N R
Sehr G J Cherry. Mobile April 6, to
; Gilmartiji *. Co; anchored off Red Hook
Flats. B'klyn.
Str Harry Luokenbach, Hamburg April
3, to the Luckenbach Steamship Line, with
mdse; ft 33d St. B'klyn.
Str Carrillo, Cristobal March 31, Carta?
gena April 2, Porto Colombia April 5,
Santa Marta April 7, Kingston April 9, to
the United Fruit Co, with pass, mails and
mdse; Pier 15. ER
Str providence (Fr), Marseilles March
29. Naples April 2. Palermo April 3, to
James W El well ft Co. witn pass, malls
and mdse; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Bl Isleo, New Orleans, to the South?
ern Pacific c>, with mtls^; Pit 49, N R.
Str tndianlc (Swed), e'hittagnng Feb 4,
Calcutta Feb 17. Colombo Feb 26. Port
Said March 14, Gibraltar March 23. Boston
April 12. to Norton, Lilly ft Co, with mdse;
Pier 19, Clifton. S I.
Str Agamemnon (Br), Shanghai Jan 24,
Hong Kong Jan 2h, Manila Feb 6, lloilo
Feb 13, Singapore March 1, Port Said
March 21. Gibraiiar March 28, Boston
April 12. to the Booth Steamship Line,
with mdse: Pier 6, Bush Docks, B'klyn.
Str Stockholm (Swed). Gothenburg April
2. to Furness. Withy & Co, with pass,
mails and mdse: Pier 9f>, N R.
Str Alfonso XIII <Sp), Corunna March
31, Vigo April 1; to the Compa??a Transat?
l?ntica, with pass, mails and mdse; Pier
8, E R.
Str Wlnston-Salem. Rotterdam March
27. to Barber ft Co, in ballast; Pier 36,
B'klyn.
Str Nuria (Sp). Nuevltas via Philadel?
phia April 13; anchored off Quarantine.
Str Songvand (Nor), Baltimore April
12: bound for Norway.
Str Gen H F Hodges, Guayaquil and
Colon, off Ciuarantine.
Str City of Savannah. Savannah; to the
Ocean Steamship Co; with pass and mdse;)
off Quarantine.
Str Arapaho?. Jacksonville and Charles- !
ton: to the Clyde Steamship Co; with i
pass and mdse: off Quarantine. I
Sir Pacific (Nor). Genoa vja Norfolk;
off Quarantine.
ST Massilia (Br), Glasgow; off Quaran- '
tin". _ _, i
Str Caracas, Curacao and San Juan; off
. Quarantine. ,
Str John A Bostwick, Galvcston. April 6;
to Robert L Hague; with oil; Pier 6, Con?
stable Hook, N .1.
st- Mohawk, Jacksonville. April 11; to
Line; with pass and mdse; Pier
27, N R. _
Sailed Yesterday
Strs Manchuria. Vigo and Hamburg:
!!upu?not, Tampico; Polarine. Texas City;
Harvester, Tampico; romanche. Charles
' ton and Jacksonville; Maraval (Br), Perth
? Amboy; I'psaro (It). Naples and Genoa;
Morro Castle. Havana; Salvation Lass.
Philadelphia ; City of Montgomery, Savan?
nah; Rotneo iBr), Manchester; Virgil (Br).
Para and Maranham; Lake Kyttl?. Nuev?
ltas; Lake Majrttham. Santiago; Carlshoim
(Sw), Gothenburg via Baltimore; Musko
gee, Tampioo; French cruiser Antare?. sea;
?apelhall I Br 1. Truxillo.
Chantier, Hull.
BERTH CHANGES
Vessel. Transferred to.
Choyo Maru.Pier 46, B'klyn
Clan MacKinnon.Pier 38. B'klyn
coronad..Pier 2, Hoboken, N J
Edith .South 4rh st. B'klyn
Sehr Edward Smith.... Elizabethport, N J
Sehr Harriett G Whitehead..
Elizabethport. N J
Henrv Steers. .. .Standard Ship Yards. S I
Kasama.Pier 45, B'klyn
Kathlamba.Robin.? t) D, B'klyn
Pake Renton... .National Refinery, L 1 C
Masca.Tebo's Yacht Basin. B'klyn
Milwaukee Bridge.Pier 51. E R
Oscoda.Pier 89, N R
Saluda.Morse's D D, B'klyn
West Harcuvar.Ft 69th st, B'klyn
Zacapa.Robins D D, B'klyn
Incoming Steamships
Dae To-day
j Vsfsel. Port. Departure.
1 ' Massilia.Glasgow.Apr 2
Gen H F Hodges.. .Cristobal .Apr 6
; Caracas.Cura -ao .Apr t
' Arapahoe.laclisonvllle.Apr 12
Due To-morrow
'! France.Havre .Apr 9
.?Mongolia.Hamburg.Apr S
( rUgl?ehmO Peirce . .Naples.Apr 6
\\ Qui I pue.Cristobal.Apr 7
. 1 Monterey.Havana.Apr 12
Due Sunday
Ryndam.Rotterdam .Apr (
Zeeland.Antwerp .Apr 1
Dne Monday
1 1 Iberia.Liverpool .Apr 2
1 Hawaiian.Hamburg . Apr 6
? i Princess Matotka. Genoa.Apr 2
i Iroquols.Turk's Island ....Apr 14
1 Everest.Cristobal .Apr 8
Meganttc.Cristobal .Apr 4
('alamares.Port Limon.Apr 7
> San Lorenzo.San Juan.Apr 14
I ' Fort Hamilton.Bermuda .Apr 16
Due Tuesday
Themistocles.Piraeus .Apr 5
Canada.Marseilles.Apr 2
Rcussillon.Havre .Apr 9
Columbia.Glasgow .Apr 9
Mexico.Havana.Apr IS
r Due Wednesday
- Heilig Olav.Christiania .Apr 8
9 j America.Genoa .Apr ?
Santa Teresa.Valparaiso .Apr 2
Due Thursday
Saxnnia.London.Apr 9
TI vi ves.Cristobal.Apr 14
Fort Victoria.Bermuda.Apr 19
Outgoing Steamships
Sail To-day
Mali Vessel
Closes. Sails.
Britannia, Marseilles. .10 :30 AM 2:00 PM
I Royal Prince, Cape
. Town.12.00 M 3:00 PM
t I Lituania, Danztg.10:30 AM 2:00 PM
?Ed Luckenbach. Crlato
? bal... 1:00 PM 4:00 PM
1 ! RoBalind, St Johns. 3:30 PM 5:00 PM
? ! Alltanca, Cristobal.... 1 :(M) PM 4 :00 PM
1 1 Sail To-morrow
, ; Carmania. Liverpool.. 8:00 AM 1200 M
. Cedrlc, Liverpool. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
American, Hamburg..',12:00 M 3:00PM
?? San Juan. San Juan... 8:30 AM 12'00 M
0 ; Ft Victoria, Bermuda. 7:30 AM 11 00 AM
Zacapa, Kingston. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Tolo?, Pt Limon. 8:00 AM 12 00 M
- Hortensius, B Ayres... 9:00 AM 12:00 M
r Grecian Prince. Rio Ja?
il*'? .12:00 M 3:00 PM
- H R Mallory. Havana. 8:00 AM 12:00 M
0 j Arapahoe, Jacksonville.- 12:00 M
i _, SaU Monday
s Bueno? Ayes, V Cruz. 8:30 AM 12.00 M
* Cornelia, Kingston. 8:00 AM 12 00 M
City of Harvard. Bora.
t1?*' .- 12:00 M
Sail Tuesday
Panhsndl? State, Lon?
don. !>;:<<> AM 1:00 PM
La Bourdonnais, Havre 1:30 AM 12.00 M
Maraval, Trinidad - 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Carrillo, Santa Marta.. 8:00AM 12:00 M
Korona, St. Thomas .. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
Lenape, Jacksonville ..-.- 12:00 M
Sail Wednesday
Olympic, Southampton.12:00 M 3-00 PM
France, Havre . ?:30AM 12:00 M
Canoplc, Genoa . 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Santa Luisa, Valparaiso 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Curaca?. San Juan... S :30 AM 12:00 M
Fort Hamilton. Ber?
muda . 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
Sail Thursday
Pr'cess Matoika, Genoa 0:30 AM 12:00 M
Megantic. Liverpool .. 8:30 AM 12-.MM
Stockholm, Gothenburg.10:30 AM 2:00 PM
Monterey, Vera Cruz.. 8:30 AM 12:00 M
tien. Q. W. Qoethals,
Cristobal .12:00 M 4:00 PM
TungUS, Turks Island. 7:30AM 11:00AM
Apache, Jacksonville ..- 12:00 M
Trans-Pacific Mails
The connecting marts ?toso at the Gen
eral Postofflee and City Hall Postofflci
Station, New Tork. at 6 p. m., as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship Mat- i
sonta, April 15.
Japan, Corea, Siberia and specially ad- ]
dressed rnall for China, via Seattle, j
steamship Fushiiua Maru. April 17.
Hawaii and specially addressed mall for !
Japan. Corea and China, via San Fran- I
cisco, steamship Siberia Maru, April 21.
Hawaii, via San Francisco, steamship
Manoa, April 22. ;
Japan. Corea. Chinai Siberia. French Indo- I
china, Netherlands East Indies (except I
?Sumatra), and Philippine Islands, via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. C., steamship !
Empress of Asia, April 23.
Tahiti, Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran?
cisco, steamship Tahiti. April 24.
City Island
Passed, Bound South
Sehr Ella. South Norwalk for New York.
Sehr Onley, New Haven for New Tork.
Passed, Bound Knst
Sehr Sada, New Tork for Orcenport.
Sehr Joseph Murray, New Tork for
Greenport.
Sehr Sharpshooter New Tork for Bridge?
port.
Sehr Lena F Parsons (Br). Ellzabethport
for St John. N B.
Sehr Edward Smith, New Tork for St
Stephen, N B. (Last two anchored.)
Reports by Wireless
? From the U. S. Naval Station
[Distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.)
Aberc.os ?54 from Columbia River S PM
Apr 12.
Afoundrla 185 E Bermuda Apr 13.
Algor/quin 170 N Turk's Island midnight
Apr 13.
Andrea F Luckenbach 197 E Ambrose
Apr 14.
Annntta 205 S Ambrose Apr 14.
Artilla 15 NE Jupiter 8 PM Apr 13.
Arapahoe 156 SW Hattera? Apr 13.
Arlzpa 354 E Cape May Apr 13.
Asabeth passed Barnegat 8:30 PM Apr 13.
Aztec 37 SW Cape Henry Apr 13.
Bald Rock 16 S Jupiter Apr 13.
Bar Harbor 45 NE Cape Henry Apr 14.
Baton Rouge 184 SW Hatteras Apr 13.
Belrldge 175 S Balboa Apr 13.
Ben Salem 532 E Ambrose Apr 13.
Bethnor 140 N Jupiter Apr 13.
Bradford 770 from Tampico 8 PM_Apr 12.
Caracas 384 SB Ambrose Apr 13.
Carrigan Head 207 E Hatteras Apr 13.
Carrillo 100 S Scotland LV 7:30 AM Apr 14.
Chas Braley 678 S Cape Jlenry Apr 13.
China 1216 W Honolulu Apr 13.
Chinampa ISO S Hatteras Apr 13.
City of Alma 1650 SE by S Ambrose Apr 13.
City of Berkley lat 31 47 Ion 78 33 Apr 13.
City of Flint 650 E Hatteras Apr 13.
City of Joliet 1021 E Ambrose Apr 12.
Citv of Reno 3420 from San Francisco
Apr 13.
Citv of Savannah 116 SW Halteras Apr 13.
City of Sherman 1362 W Bishop's Rock
Apr 13.
City of Spokane 3505 from Seattle Apr 13.
City of St Louis 52 SW Frying Pan Apr 13.
Clement Smith 120 NE Hatteras Apr 14.
Comal 131 Scotland LV Apr 14.
Concho 759 S Scotland LV Apr 13.
Conotton 10 N Jupiter Apr 13.
Cornelia 11)0 N San Juan Apr 13.
Oorozal 264 N San Juan Apr 13.
Cotopaxi 76 S Jupiter Apr 13.
Crofton Hall 230 SE Barbados Apr 13.
Deranof 255 N by E Five Fathom Lv Apr 13.
Dungannon lat 10 40 Inn, (59 23 Apr 13.
E R Kemp 208 N Jupiter Apr 13.
Ecuador ^777 W San Fran 8 PM Apr 12.
Editor 133 E Ambrose Apr 14.
El Alba. 57 N Hatteras Apr 14.
El Isleo 203 SW Hatl?ras Apr 13.
Everest 150 S Scotland LV Apr 1-1.
F D Asche 100 NNE Hatteras Apr 14.
Frank H Buck 327 from Pearl Harbor
S PM Apr 12.
; Fred W Welfer 61) N Jupiter Apr 13.
' G R Crowe 60 N Jupiter Apr 13.
, Gen Geo W Goethals 76 S Barnegat 7 AM
Apr 14.
. Gugllelmo Peirce 110 SE Ambrose 4:"6 PM
Apr 14.
? Gulfking 10 N Jupiter Apr 13,
! Henry S Grove 89 NE Acapulco Apr 12.
j Holmia lat 31 47 lr,n 78 26 Apr 13.
Hubert 1357 SSE Ambrose Apr 13.
Iroquois 1065 S Scotland LV 8 PM Apr 13.
J M Danziger ISO N Jupiter Apr 13.
Jeptha 33 from San Pedro 8'I'M Apr 13.
Joseph Seep lat 41 01 long 50 00 Aprl 12.
Josiah Macy 107 N Jupiter Apr 13.
Kenowls 300 NE Charleston Apr 13.
Lake Arllne 439 SE Hatteras Apr 13.
Lake Clear lat 38 09 Ion 74 38 Apr 14.
Lake Ellonorah 185 NW bv N Hatteras
Apr 14.
Lake Fackler 340 N Mona Island Apr 13.
Lake Fagundus 1,40 SE Roaton Apr 14.
hake Farabee 223 SE Barbados Apr 13.
Lake F?rber 212 E Ambrose Apr 14.
Lake Faristell 95 N Jupiter Apr 13.
Lake Freeland ::no SW Hatteras Apr 13.
Lake Ogden 624 S Ambrose Apr 13.
Lansing 1.344 from San Pfcrtro 3 PM April.
Liberty Minnuas 205 SSW Brenton Reef 8
FM Apr 13.
Lurllne K?7 from Honolulu Apr 13.
.Maiden ''reek fl S Caryafort Apr 13.
Maraca!bei 50 S Scotland 9 PM Apr 13.
Matlnicock 2,318 S San Francisco Apr 12.
Mayare 1,079 SSE Ambrose Apr 13.
Middlesex 13 SE Montauk Apr 14,
Mobile City 710 E Ambrose Apr 13.
Monterey 200 NE Savannah Apr 13.
New Rochelle 521 E Ambrose Apr 13.
Occidental 119 N Hatteras Apr 14.
Ohloan 317 S San Pedro Apr 12.
Opawa 125 SE Cape Lookout Apr 13.
Oriflamme pd Hatteras abt 11 PM Apr 13.
OswegO 275 SW Halteras Apr 13.
Philip Publicker 110 NE Cape Canaveral
Apr 13.
Piainfleld 128 SW Montauk Apr 14.
Ponce 332 N San Juan Apr 13.
Porto Rico 275 S Ambrose Apr 1.4.
Ramon de Larrlnaga lat 34 39 ion 75 22
Apr 13.
Rayo 105 N Jupiter Apr 13.
Romulus 160 NE Hatteras Apr 14.
Ryndam S90 E Ambrose Apr 14.
Salina 659 W San Francisco Apr 12.
San Jose 57 S ('ape Henlopen Apr 13.
San Tlbureio 220 E Sand Key Apr 13.
Sassenhelm 220 S Hatteras Apr 13.
Scantic lat 29 U Ion 51 26 Apr 13.
Sierra 220 San Francisco Apr 12.
Songvand passed Barnegat Apr 14.
St Anthony lat 40 65 Ion 50 22 Apr 13,
Standard 277 NE Jupiter Apr 13.
Steel Voyager 216 S Ambrose Apr 14.
Sudbury 946 from Boston LV Apr 12.
Sun 100 N Hatteras Apr 14.
Suruca 200 S Ambrose Apr 13.
Tenafly 1020 E Ambrose Apr 12.'
Ulysse? 312 NE Colon Apr 13.
Ventura 154 S Honolulu 8 PM Apr 1?.
Wenatchee 845 from Seattle 8PM Apr 12
West Arrow 25 E Caps Henry Apr 14.
West Celina 58 S E by N Cape Henrj
Apr 13.
West Gambo lat 43 26 Ion 62 19 Apr 13.
West Hcnshaw'3215 from San Francis?e
Apr 13.
West lslet? 46 S Saa Pedro 8 PM Apr 13.
West Jappa 2278 from Cape Flatten
Apr 13.
West Kader 1318 from Columbia River !
PM Apr 12,
West Kebar 1020 from Portland Me S FA!
West Kedron 430 S San Pedro S PM Apr 13
West Lashaway 430 NE Cape Henrj
William Gre.n 375 SE Trinidad Apr 13
Winnebago 275 SW Hatteras Apr 13.
Taka lat 37 33 Ion 75 17 Apr 14.
Youngstown 265 NB Hatteras Apr 14.
Associated Press Radio ,
Str Franc? (Fr) left Havre April 9 foi
New York with pass, mails and mdse
i Ship and Sail under the
i Stars and Stripes
S Shipping Board Vessels reach the
j Chief Ports of the World
m Sailings of U. S. S. B. Vessels listed
a on Opposite Page
? United States Shipping Board, Washington, D. C.
v?s?ei Is due;in Quarantine 8pm to-night
and will dock Saturday ? m at Pier 67.
N R.
Sir Rvndatn (Pt) left Rotterdam April
7 for New 'York with pasa malls and
rods?; vessel was reported 890 miles east
of Sandy Hoolc noon yesterday: she Is ex?
pected to dock 8:30 a m Sunday, foot of
Bth St, Hoboken, N J.
Str Princess Mntolka (Am) left Naplos
April 4 for New York, via Boston; vessel
Is du" in latter port April 17 and Is ex
peoted to dook in New York Tuesday a m
at Pier 71. N R.
American Ports
BAL TIMORE, April 14?Arrived: Strs
Etna (It), Norfolk; N'emaha, Philadelphia;
Drammensfjord (Nor), New York; Br?ck
enham (Br), Huelva; Beatrice, Bora
Grande; Wll'.fnro. New York; Francis L
Tausslg ('alais. Sailed: Strs Fort Gaines
<N'or) Port Maria; Inland, Boston; Soes
tdljk (Dt). Rotterdam via Norfolk; East?
ern Temple, Gothenburg.
BOSTON. April 14--Arrlved: Strs Traf
ford Hall (Br), Calcutta and Colombo via
Gibraltar. Chattanooga, La Plata and
Buenos Avre?; Bristol, Norfolk; Briton.
Norfolk: St Bode (Br), Buenos Ayres via
Bah?a; Esparta, Santa Marta (two lntter
13th). Sailed: Strs San Oil, Havana,
Cristobal nnd Port Limon; Nils (Nor),
Banes (latter 13th).
BRUNSWICK, Ga. April 14?Arrived:
Pchrs J E Rackmnn (Br). from Barbados;
Elizabeth Freeman, -. Sailed: Tanker
J W Vandyke (Am), for Texas City.
CHARLESTON, S C, April 14?Arrived:
Strs Kenowls, Hamburg (and proceeded to
Tampa t : Cotopax, Galveston: sehr Frank
A Morey, Cuba. Sailed: Strs Magmerlc.
Liverpool: North American, Chile, and
Peru; Esther Dollar (Br), New York;
Bethnor, Glasgow and Dublin; Apache,
Jacksonville,
GALVESTON, Tex. April 14 ?Arrived:
Strs Nueces, New York; Dalworth (Br),
Shields: Torres. Tampico. Sailed: Sers
Ubbergen (Pt), Orange; Saxon, Wilming?
ton and Baltimore; Lake Flournoy, Porto
Pico.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April 14?Sailed:
Str Mohawk, New York.
Me-iBlLE, Ala, April 14?Arrived: Strs
Qulmstan (Hond), Tela: Madrona (Nor),
Matanzas; Cell (bounty, New Orleans:
Banan (Nor), Tela; Janeta (Br), New Or?
leans. Sailed: Str Agwlsea, Tampico;
sehr John Francis, Porto Rico.
KEY WEST, Fla. April 14?Arrived: Str
Langley (Br), Antwerp.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April 14? Ar?
rived: Strs Andalusia (Swed). Baltimore,
BlZkargi Mendl (Jap). Philadelphia; Sur?
rey (Br), Liverpool; Oriflamme (Br), New
York. Sailed: Strs Blscarge Mendl (Jap),
Baltimore; Surrey- ,Br), Auckland.
NORFOLK. Va, April 14 ?Arrived: Strs
Andalusia (Swed), Philadelphia; Surrey
(Br). Liverpool; Kradavon (Br), New
York; Rio Grande (Nor), Cristobal; Robin
Gray, Baltimore; Oriflamme (Br). New Or?
leans; Columbia (It), New York; Cam?
pania (It). Gibraltar. Bar Harbor, Phila?
delphia. Sailed: Strs Pacific (Nor), New
York; Cardiff Ball tBr). Rosario; Bally
gally Head (Br), Queenstown; Lacka
wanna (Br), Liverpool; British Baron
(Nor), London; Slam (Fr), Rio de Janeiro;
Valdura (Br). Gibraltar.
PHILADELPHIA. April 14?Arrived:
Vennonla (Br). London; Hadnot. Pert
Lobos; Bayonne, New York; Grecian, B/>?
ton, Brummell Point, hence for Houston
(boiler trouble); Paraguay, Port Arthur.
Sailed: Sun. Sabine; River Orontes (Br),
Levant ports via Liverpool and Naples;
Bar Harbor, Norfolk; Essex, Boston; Nuria
(Dan), New York; Steel Inventor, New
York; Kazembe (Br). Alexandria via New
York; Manchester Mariner (Br), Manches?
ter: sch Jearn F Anderson (Br), Dart?
mouth, N S; convict ship Success (Mr),
Newark. Delaware Breakwater, Del,
April 14?Sailed: Sch Mary L Baxter
(supposed from Newport News), Boston.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, April 14 ?Arrived:
Strs Trlnidadian, Savannah; sehr Win
Melbourne, Tampico; Gulf Coast, Philadel?
phia; Gulf Land;. Philadelphia. Sailed:
Dalworth (Br). Galvcston; Gulfmatd, Phil?
adelphia; British Beacon (Br), The Clyde;
Aryan, Marcus Hook.
PORT EADS. La, April 14?Arrived: Strs
Ascutney (Ger), P->nsacn!a; Balto (Nor),
Norfolk; Crude Oil, Port Arthur; F Q
Barstow, Port Lobos; Gonzaiba, Vera
Cruz; Inspector, Neuvitas; John D Rocke?
feller, Tampioo; Lake Floris. Mobile;
Tegucigalpa (Bond), Ceiba. Sailed: Sfs
Dare-holm (Dani, Mobile: Freeport Sul?
phur No. 1. Tampico: C.lenelg (Br), Lon?
don ; Jamaica, Kingston; Lumina (Br),
Havre; Lake Elmdale, Houston; Paris
mina, Cristobal; Sagua (Dom), Antiila;
Santa Alicia (Br), Tuxpam.
PORTLAND, Me. April 14?Arrived:
Ardga?a. (Br). Savannah; .Tonancv, Nor?
folk; sch Charles H Klinck. New York;
Burpee L Tucker (Br), New York for
Parrsbro, N S. Sallec: Sch Guilford D
PendlPton, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 14?Arrived :
t3th, Conshocken. New York via Philadel?
phia. Sailed: 13th, City of Shanghai
(Hr), from New Orleans for Kobe.
SAVANNAH. Ga, April 14?Arrived:
Str City of St Louis. New York'. Sailed:
Strs Spain Maru (Jap), Baltimore; Tam?
pico, Gal veston; No 45 (Br), Caibarietl;
Nantucket, Baltimore.
TAMPA, Fla. April 14?Arrived: Sehr
Albion, Cayman. Sailed: Str Saco, Ham?
burg.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, April 14?
Arrived: Schrs Mary S Anderson (Br),
Baltimore for Kingsport, N S; John
Bracaweli, Machias for New York.
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York
LONDON, April 14?Str Old North St ata.
LISBON, April 13 ? Str Mormugao
(Port ).
MARSEILLES. April 9?Str Asia (Fr).
LONDON, April 11?Str Port Albany
(Br).
ANTWERP, April 9?Str Marengo (Rr).
CADIZ, April 11?Str Guillen Sorrolla
(Sp).
ROTTERDAM, April 11?Str Port Al?
bany (Br).
Arriv?j?jl from New York
NAPLES^ April 13?Str Cretic (Br), via
Boston.
BRTSTOL, Afril 13?Str Wells City
(Br).
SINGAPORE. April 11?Str Pwazl (Br).
DUBROVNIK, April 12?Str Calabri
(Br), for Trieste.
Expert Declares
U. S. Marine Is
"Headed for Hell"
E. P. Young Says Shipping
Board Should Be Scrapped ;
Backs Jones Act and Asks
Owners for United Action
"The American Merchant Marine is
headed for hell."
This statement is made by Edgar |
Pennington Young, publisher of The
Marine Journal, in an article in the
issue of that publication for April 16.
Mr. Young declares that tho future of
the merchant marine depends upon un- i
selfish and united action on the part
of American ship owners. He urges the ]
adoption of a "sane and sensible" atti- :
tude toward England, describes the
Jones act as the best piece of legis- i
lation ever passed in behalf of ship- j
ping, and says that the Shipping Board i
should be scrapped.
"I can see the American merchant
marine dyinrr h y inches," he writes.
"The time for high-sounding phrases,
sweet whisperincs and sentimental
piffle has passed. The day has dawned
when American ship owners must lay
their cards on the table and talk
turkey.
"The blackest cloud in thte merchant
marine mess is that there is no con?
cert of action by American ship own?
ers. Talk with ten of them as to what
is needed. Listen carefully. Nine of
them will most beautifully rehearse I
to you a plan which will advance and j
protect the interests of their own com
paniea. Some will say subsidy, others j
discriminating duties, others interna- j
tional agreements and a few others ?
will pour into your ears that rot and |
piffle about doing nothing whatever;
to counteract the handicap caused by
the difference between American and !
foreign construction, wage, operating ?
and maintenance costs.
"The American Merchant Marine is !
sick, very sick. Foreign nations are j
preparing to walk off with our carry
ing trade, hook, line and sinker. If
America stands by and lets them get
away with it there will be a blot upon
the moral courage of American ship ;
owners which time may never erase. j
"Unless American ship owners arouse !
from their slumber and by a well di- |
rected and united unselfish effort .
make a determined stand for an Ameri?
can merchant marine the struggle and j
price which must be paid eventually
will be passed on the generations to ;
come and they will curse the memory ?
of us.
"It will require less struggle now to !
establish an American merchant marine
than ever again.
"The Jones act is the best piece of
legislation ever passed in behalf of
American shipping."
This act, he says, should be revived
in its entirety and made effective at
once.
In referring to the Shipping Board
Mr. Young says: "The Shipping Board
ought to be scrapped. Xo business
could endure by the same application
of principles. Government competition
with private shipowners is an outrage
and a disgrace."
Mr. Young announces the appoint?
ment of Henry C. Wiltbank, marine
editor of The Tribune, as editor of The
Marine Journal. "I regard Mr. Wilt
bank," he writes, "as one of the very
ablest marine editors in the United
States." A
ALGOA BAT, April 1(1?Str Clan Mac
Intyre i?r), via Cafe Town.
J'"RT SAID, Arril 11?Strs Acme, -for
Bombay; 13, Winifred <Rr). via Norfolk
I.KITH, April 13?Str Lakn Krohnu
AMSTERDAM. April 10?Str Gaaster
land (Dt).
RANDKRS, April 8?Str Vlv (Nor).
VALPARAISO, April 12?Str Santa Ana.
pecex?MS
New York?Havre*?Paris
New Quadruple Screw Oil Burns?
"PARIS"
83.700 Tons??5,000 Horxepower
r . x?^^?*" -3' ?'?'?v '7- A"K- 1'
LA BOl RDONNAlS.Apr. 19 - ?
f RV???ir> ir?rW ' ' ' Apr' ~? May 12 Jun? 9
?^t^II^1.^.Apr. 80 May 28 July 6
LA KM RAINE .. - May 12 Juno 7
ROCtlAMHKAU . . May 14 .lune 18 .lulv 23
i.'i\.?,A.y?IE.May 21 June 18 Jnly H
&?????..May 21 ???ne 85 -
ROI SSILI.OX.- .Tune 7 Jnly 13
Hamburg Direct
NIAGARA .May 7 July 12 Sept. 3
New York?Vigo?Havre
KOrsSILT.OX .Apr. 28
COMPANY'S OITKB, 19 STATE ST., N". Y.
UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Offers Three Tugs for Sale
Fire Proofer, Portsmouth, Piscataqua
Sealed bids will be received in the office of the Chairman,
United States Shipping Board, Washington, D. C, on or before
5 P. M., April 25, 1921. Bids to be opened at 10:30 A. M., April
26, 1921, in the office of the Board, on a lump sum basis "as is,
where is."
Tug FIRE PROOFER?Steam screw towing steamer built
1903. Material of hull and deck house, steel; pilot house, wood.
Length, 103 ft. Beam, 21 ft.
Depth, 13 ft. Draft, 12 ft.
Engine? 1 compound surface condensing engine, 14x30x22 in.
1 Scotch boiler, 11 ft.x2H in.xll ft. Built 1912.
Tug PORTSMOUTH?Steam screw towing steamer, freight
service, straight head and round stern.
Length, 97 ft. 1 in. Beam, 23 ft. 3 in.
Draft, 10 ft. 9 in. Depth, 13 ft.
1 compound surface condensing engine fore and aft, cylinders
16x34x22 in.
1 Scotch boiler, 11x8 ft., 144 in. diameter, steam pressure 140
pounds, built 1904.
Tug PISCATAQUA?Steam ?crew towing steamer, freight
service; material of hull, wood; material of deck and pilot house,
wood, built 1891.
Length, 78 fr*. Draft, 8 ft.
Beam, 20 ft. 3 in.
1 compound surface condensing engine fore and aft, 14x28x20 in.
One Scotch boiler, steam pressure 130 pounds, built 1908.
The three above tugs are located at Hog Island, Pa. Per?
mission for the inspection will be furnished on application to
Ship Sales Division, Shipping Board, Washington, D. C.
TERMS: A certified check for 2H$6 of the purchase price
must accompany each bid. 25% cash on delivery", balance in two
equal semi-annual installments, deferred payments to bear in?
terest at the rate of 5% per annum.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Sealed bids should be addressed to the Secretary of the
, United States Shipping Board, 1317 F Street N. W., Washington,
D. C, and endorsed "Sealed Bid for Tugs, and Do Not Open."
TRAVEL
R. M.S. P.
?o EUROPE
"The Comfort Route"
New York
Cherbourg?Southampton
Hamburg
Fortnighlly by "O" Steamers
ORBITA.MAY 21 Jaly 2
OROPESA .... JUNE 4 July 16
ORDUNA.JUNE 18 July 30
1st, 2nd and 3rd class passengers
Special Sailing
New York to Liverpool
S. S. Ebro.May 25
NORWAY CRUISES
From England In June. July & August
to the beautiful Norwegian Fjord?
by R. M. S. P. "AVON"
The ROYAL MAIL
STEAM PACKET CO.
Sanderson & Son. Agents, ?
2fl Broadway, New York. \
Or anji Steamship Ticket Agent
U. S, MAIL
STEAMSHIP
loo/. 7"^^ -v^ ^^- iopx
American, ^^??w^1*^v__?<*^^ Service
NEW YORK?QUEENSTOWN
When permitted
?BOULOGNE?LONDON
9*ret Class Only?Luxurious New ?S-Xnct IMti
PANHANDLE STATE.... Apr- 19?May 24
OLD NORTH STATE.May 3-June 7
NEW YORK?BOSTON?NAPLES?GENOA
Cabin and 3d Class
PRINCESS MATOIKA.Apr.21-June 2
POCAHONTAS. .May 19?June 30
NEW YORK?BREMEN?DANZIG
Cabin and 3d Clan
ANTIGONE.May 3?June 15
SUSQUEHANNA.May 21?July 5
45 BROADWAY
'Phone 1200 Whitehall
PointsSOUTH
and Southeast
Atlanta, Augusta, Macon,
Birmingham, Montgomery,
Memphis, Pensacola,
Mobile, Charleston and
Jacksonville.
TRI-WEEKLY SAILINGS
Attractive rates, according to
steamer accommodations desired,
including meals at sea. Through
rail connections to all interior
destinations.
Only Direct Route to Florida
For schedules, through rates, res?
ervations and tickets apply to
CLYDELINE
Uptown : 489 Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street
Downtown : Pier 36, North River, New York
'AMERICANSINDIAN LINE
From NEW YORK direct to
PORT SAID, BOMBAY
MADRAS, RANGOON
CALCUTTA
S. S. City of Sparta, April 26
all oiTS?nrc rooms
For rates of passage, etc., apply to
NORTON LIlLYfrCq
26 Beaver St., New York City
Gen. Agu. for EUennan & Bucknail SS. Co.Ltd
BOSTON
mmmmm?mmmmmWmmmmmmmamai mm
$6.78
Inc.Tax
METROPOLITAN LINE
THROUGH THE CAPE COD CANAL.
Connections at Boston for Portland,
Rockland, Banpor. Yarmouth. N.S.
Steamer leaves Pier 18, N. R?
New "Fork [ft. Murray St.] dally
in-iuding Sundays at 5 P. M. Tela
j?ione Barclay 5000.
EASTERNS. S.LINES
H?DSQr?RiVERrilGHTl?HES
M?W *0RK- At B?? Y- T ROY
Daily Bailing from fier 3-, N. R., foot
Canal St.. 6 P. M West 132d St.. 6:30
P. M. Direct rail connections at Albany
to all points north east and west.
Fare, $4 One Way; $7 Round Trip
PHONE CANAL 9000
Express Freight Service Auto? Carried
HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY
MIDDLETON S. BORLAND and
JAMES A. EMERSON, Receivers
05101
?rarceater. $4.??. Fro-:?e?ice dlrert. tit*.
OUTSIDE BTA1EBOGMS. $1.?.
Daily. Including Sunday. ?:?? l*. M.
rrom Piar 1?. B. R- Paoa? *??? Bmwm
Tiektsi? at Pier of CoiuxmUated Offieaa?
COOK'S
TRAVEL
SERVICE
Current programs Include escorted and
indlvdual travel to FAR EAST?EUROPE
? CALIFORNI A ? NATIONAL PARKS ?
ALASKA ? BERMUDA ? ROUND THE
WORLD.
THOS. COOK AND SON
1245 Broadway ??1 Fifth Are.
"The Publie Be Pleased"
COLONIAL UNE
BOSTON, $5.61. Steanar sod Rail
PROVIDENCE, $3.89. Direct Ste.m.r
Stesmer litavu Pier 38. N. R.. Ft. W. Heust?! lt.,
Daily sad Sunday at S P. M. Psss. ?4*1 ?art?a
SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINE.
DENMARK - NORWAY - SWEDEN.
Passenger Office. 3? Whitehall St.. N. T.
Newbnrgh, Pougr?ceepsie, Kingston. Lv.
Franklin St.. weekday?, 4 P. M. Phons
Walker S737. Central Hudson Lisa.
?bar* and Ideal Rant? ta Orles* fr?s
Seattle. Fast. Palatial Passenger Stsaj?
*kl?e. Nippon Tuaea Jaatska. 12? ? wajf^LX.
TRAVEL
TRAVEL
GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND
ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF ITS
AMERICAN AGENCY
TO
311 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
(at 32nd Street)
WHERE PROSPECTIVE TRAVELERS TO EUROPE CAN
OBTAIN INFORMATION. BOOKLETS. TICKETS, ETC
H. J. KETCHAM, Gen. A?t.
F4JRN&SS
RM?D,
TV?? Dsxyts from NewYorii
All Outdoor Sports
No Passports Required for Bernada.
Sailings *every Wednesday and Satur?
day via do Luxe British Twia-Screw
Steamers
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA"
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
Bend for descriptive literature, including
Sveeial Summer Tours Folder, to
Fl'BNESS-BERMl'DA UNE
34 Whitehall St.. N. T. Tel. Bowl. Gru. TU?
1
EUROPE
AND
SOUTH AMERICA
Rea-olar Sailings
rHE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.
rHE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
SANDERSON & SON. Arts., 29 B'y. N. T.
OR ANT STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT.
New York?Liverpool
fEDRIC .i? Noon Apr. U May II June 11
MEGA NTIC . .12 Noor, Apr. Cl
CELTIC .12 None Apr. 3* May 2S Jon? 2i
New York?Cherbourg?.Southampton
OLTMPIC .IP. M. A;ir. SO May 14 Isas *
ADH1AT1C ... 12 Noon M?y ? Juca 1 July 6
New York and Boston?Azores
Gibraltar. Naples and Genoa
CANOP1C .11 A. M. Apr 20 June 17
CRITIC .Ulli Msy li July U
AMERICAN LINE
RED STAR LINE
N. Y.. Plymouth, Cherbourg, Antwerp
ZEELAN'D .12 Noon Apr. 23 Msy 2? July 2
FINLAND .'.2 Noon Apr. SO June 4 July 9
LAPLAND _12 Noon May 7 Jmre 11 July 1?
KROONLAND ..12 Noon May 14 Juae U July 23
k. V..HAMBURG (via CHERB'G after May 26)
MONGOLIA .Noon Apr. 2S loss 1? July 21
MINNEKAFIPA . May:;' June? Au?. 11
MANCHURIA. June 2 July 14
International Mercantile Marine Co..
9 Broadway. N. V.. or Local Agents.
CANADIAN PACIFIC KA.II.vT?.Y
' r. a. PK&BT. O.A.. Paia. D?Dt.. U31 R ?xi
RESORTS
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
JSto
.Atlantic a:
iiv lov??y Spr?tvqtitive
Complete happiness and thorough contentment is pictured on
the faces of the well dressed throngs that ride or stroll on the
fascinating Boardwalk. It radiates everywhere?in the blue
skies, where the daring aviators play: on the sparkling waters
and on the broad beaches where horseback riding has be?
come a popular feature in the day's program.
It is the finest time of the year for golf,?the sailboats
are out and the fishermen are overhauling their tackle.
Rolling Chairs, Indoor Swimming Pools, Theatres,
Movies, Piers, Concerts, Dancing, etc.
THE LEADING HOUSES
Unexcelled Cuisine and Hospitality. Always open.
Phone, Wire or Writ? for information, Rates, Etc,
(All are American Piar* unless otherwise noted).
MsrlsoroBsMllesheist
Amer, ana Eu. Plan?
JmishWaite A Sont Co.
Hotel Dennis
Walter J. Busby
Hotel St. Charlea
Edward E. Groesoap
Truatae
The Wiltshire
Samuel Ellis, Owner
N. j. Collins, Mgr.
The Breakers
Aner. and Eu. Plasa
Joel Hulm?n. Prop
Hotel Strand
F. B. Off and
B. C. Edwarda
Alamac Hotel
Amer, aod Eu. Plana
Mack Latz Co.
Hotel Chelsea
J. B.Thompson & Co
Galen Hall
Calen Hall Co.
The Shetburne
European Plan
J. Yeikel. Mgr.
The Molmhurst
A. H. Darnell
Hotel Morton
Bell 4 Cope, Owner?
?Si
Seaside House
F. P. Cook's Son?
Three hoars from New York via Central R. R. of N. J.. Stations Liberty
.Street and 23rd Street, or via Penna. R. R. from Penna. Station. Through^
Pullman service. Consult local ticket agents for further information.
LAKEWOOD, N. J
Laurel-ii?the Pines
LAKE WOOD. N.J.
SITUATES AMONO THE MIES AMI
6VEBL00KIBG LAKE CARASALJO
New "Palm Grill"?18-hole Golf
Co arse.Horseback Riding,Motoring,
Picturesoue Walks, Music, Private
Garage. New Electro-bydrotherapjr
Bath System.
Frank F. Shots, Maaaf?.
B
RO AD WA Y
OARDWALK
BECREATION - REST - HK ? LTH
i&?ufu
FLHKPROOF AMERICAN PLAN
ON THE OCEAN FRONT
With its sOOdeligbtful rooms (all outside) w-rtb
private bath?, each equipped with hot and
eol* sea end fresh * a ter, effer? yon every
detail of comfert and entertainment.
Orchestra at soloists. Golf Privileg??
COURTESY-SERVICE- RBFINBMKNT
Ownership Msuaagement
Phone?Atlantic City 1456 '
BOOMOS, N. J.
PUDDING STONE INN
Successful Week Ends. Open all year. Polder.
G. N. VINCENT. Boon-vOn. ft. J.
LONG ISLAND
SardenQry
Hofc?
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND
An exclusive American plan hotel with an
a la carte restaurant for motorists.
Excellent 18-Hole Golf Coarte for Geest*.
Frequent electric trains from Penn. Station.
J. J. LANNIN CO., Props._
0
^TUAWTIC CITY. 5 .J. "
'icai\PIarvnopat
iiNiRealCom?rt
iVmJtorJ:*
ON THE BEACH
ATLANTIC CI
?halfohte-H?ddo
HOSPITABLE-HOME
Af fai.fi c C i fy "its ffuf
Mm
__. , MACK LATZ CO...
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
EDWARD H. fRANDAU.
A la Cart? Beetauraut, Dancin?. Daily
Concerts. Sun Parlor. S8 mm. alec, train
certice. Open All Tear. PrUate motor bus
?errlce wifliout charge.
?aSsawsawasMii Ji imiiin w mmmmmmrmmmam
?Rarlborou?M?lcnkim
MOVTCLAIR. Jf. t.
E i.
SS Minutes from Gran? Central
s* electric trains dally. City con
?enlancas In the country. Grill?
Daocins?Dally concerta. Accomme?
datas ?00.
Lawrence Park, BrormtQa, ft. T.
Heart Pauohey * ?oit. Ibc. Lessee
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
Hotel Montclair
MONTOLAIR. N. J.
MOST DEI.IOHT?tIX? SITCATED
KE8IDE\TIAI. MOTEL IN NEW
VOKfc'.s .si Ul. Kits.
OPEN THE ENTIRE TEAR.
OWNERSHIP UaNAOBMBNT.
FREDERICK C. HALL COMPANY.
CONNECTICCT
^.
Sociability- of Ciua Lire
CosvENitNce oc a Motel
PtSSOSALCOMfOSTS Of AHOMc
'bRIARCLIFF MANOR.NY.
NtW YORK Office AOZ WAOISON AVC
WESTCHEMTKR
?Kirklawn Inn?
RYE, NEW YORK.
An all year hotel, not large, but dis
tiucuve as to Its service and surround?
ings, for families or individuals of re?
finement desiring home life from its
most ?itracuve standpoint, at reason?
able rates. Accommodates between SO
and 40. Garage, near gulf course, with
boating and bathing nearby. The start
ing point of many delightful auto drtve?.
UsSar Miss Bascker'i senesal ?upervtuon
EDGEW00D INN
GREENWICH, CONN.
OF ES S MAY 2?t\
Under Management of
Misses Glllan and Edwards
H: T. Offlce: Town & i"Mur??n. 1 W tOth
1 to S P. M. except Rat. Also Managers of
Tba BEECHWOOD. Summit. N J
FLORIDA
Tit* Belleview. Belleatr Heights, fits.
? Or?*t Wtmur lUswrw
?Ely Court Hotel?
Greenwich, Connecticut
On a iiisti rt<i?e ssssssekfaf Lor.j bisas ^ound
Bath in eTpry douftle roon? Milk from our
own Altterney herd??grtabiea from our gar?
den. Terml* court* PUvground? foi chlLJtvn.
Motor car? me?t all '.rains, booking oiBce wtili
The Bertha RufTner Hotel Bureau
1270 Broadway
CAr*U>A
_ ChaAeau Frantenae
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