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Reports^ of Shipping and News of Foreign Trade
To Pr_ - -,
For Preference
For U. S. Ships
Council of Shipbuilders ?s
Plann in s: Campaign for i
Having Discriminatory;
Policio* Pat Into Force
'.Reorganization. Is Likely
'Amalgamation With Other
Marine Associations Is|
One of Plans Discussed
Steps toward un active campnljrri for
j - preferential treatment for ;
n ships in American trade aro .
jfti&g taken by th? Council of Aracri-'
|po S
Joseph W. Powell, formerly vice- |
the Bethlehem Shipbulld- ;
irifc Corporation, having resigned from '
4hat company and withdrawn from im- .
mediato activity in shipbuilding, has '
also resigned from the presidency of i
ncil or American Shipbuilders, ?
Homer L. Ferguson, president of the i
? Shipbuilding and Dry |
Doc'.i Company, has been elected as ;
I ;. Holden A. Evans,
rr Baltimore Dry Dock
ipbuilding Company, is vico- i
7,; at, and Henry C. Hunter, secre- j
'tary and treasurer.
The directors of the council, in ad?
dition to Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Evans,
are A. C. Pessano, of the Great Lakes
figineering Works; J. F. Duthie. of
J. F. Duthie. & Co.; H. E. Lewis, of the 1
Btthlehem Shipbuilding Corporation,
and George H. Armes, of th? Moore
Shipbuilding Company, Los Angeles.
Two Flans of Action
The council has taken up the matter
?f ways aril moans to secure the co?
operation of tha shipbuilding industry
In legislative matters and other sub?
jects of importance to American ship?
ping, and two plans have been sug
One of those is the reorganization
ft} council so that its principal con
H ? members will be associations
of shipbuilders and ship repairers and
other associations whose in?
terests are immediately identitied with
ihipbuiidir.g. Tho second plan is to
*bring about an amalgamation between
ncil, the Atlantic Coast Ship?
builders' Association and other associa?
tions.
The council has now appointed a
committee, composed of Homer L.
F*rgru3on, A. C Pessano and H. E.
Lewis, to confer with a committee to be
appointed by the Atlantic Coast Ship?
builders' Association, for the purpose
of discussing better cooperation among
shipbuilders through amalgamation of
the council and the association, or by
any other method that would establish
sn organization truly representative of
(the shipbuilding industry.
Council for Discrimination
The Council of American Shipbuild?
ers has been active for more than a
-year past in urging the adoption of a
policy of discrimination in favor of
American ships. Whilo the Senate
Committee on Commerce was holding
hearings last year in connection with
the drafting of the merchant marine
act of 1920, now known as the Jones
bill, Mr. Ferguson appeared before the
committee as an advocate of discrim?
inating duties and tonnage dues.
Section 34 of the Jones bill provides
for the taking ci* action to amend ex?
isting commercial treaties with foreign
Eatior.3 so as to leave the way clear
for an enforcement of the policy of
preferential treatment for American
?hips. Ex-President Wilson, however,
to act within the ninety days'
,period set by the bill and nothing has
;Seen dor.e.
Senator Frelinghuysen has stated
that the' shortest method of securing
the result desired would be for the
?passage by Congress of legislation that
would supersede the treaties and es?
tablish discrimination. Shipping men
expect the Council of American Ship?
builders to urgo the taking of this
i step.
?
Army Orders
from The Tribune's Washington Bureau
! WASHINGTON. July l.?Army orders
?tamed to-day follow:
Infantry
Bvrn? Maj T. T., to Fort Sheridan.
Perkins. Capt. C. R., to .Columbus.
Jterr, Capt. D. It., to Camp Piks.
WH lams, Maj W. C to Salent.
Slav.gh'-r Capt. W. P... to San Francisco.
G. jr., to Camp Dix.
"Following to Washington: Prie?, Col.
R- .' es, Col. M. B.: Weeks. Col.
g ' . S. V.; Klnnison. Col.
H.L.; : C >1. J. C. : Fly, Col. F. F>. ;
?ltxlnger, Col. F. G. jr.: Smith. Col. C.
?C; Bin Col. I.. B. ; Jordan, Col. L.
w. Jv ; Ea nson, Lt. Col. J.
? 1 Camp Eolablrfl: BIsaalh
_kj. ; Duntord. Maj. R. A.; Schlieker,
Capt. G. A.; Warn n, Capt P. W. ; Crockett.
>*pt. G. K.; Capt. C. F.; Lewis,
"apt. C C Husalnsr, Lt. J. H.
Cavalry
le*?M, Co! ,T H.. to Ft. Bliss,
??ttlneei ^apt. J. A., ro Fort Ril<-v.
?rnllr ?'?..: ? . Washington: liver, Col.
.8. B.; Berkeley, Col. H. D.? Nissen. Col.
JjC.! Bell, Col, O. W.; Pallam. Col. S. F.?
Arno',.-!. Col. F. T ; Munro, Col. J. N. ;
roray.h. Col. W. p.
Fi/-ld Artillery
Shaw, Capt. R. ii.. to Can:p H?iablrd.
I-t^Y1-' .. to Camp Jackson.
?***1,K1 " ? . to Camp Holablrd.
Fallowing to Washington: Merrill. Col.
j?.R; Hopklna, Lt. Col. F. E.; Jones, Maj.
Coafrt Artillery
WgOT Maj. W. N., to Port H. G. Wright.
1 Washington: Dwyer, Col. T.
??; Hase, Cot. W. !?'.; Keder, Lt. Col. R.
r?i BS.am?n' Lt- Co'- C. M.; Powers, Lt.
Sal S' JP'!_Mt??r. Maj. II. S.; Weisel.
*?!? 2- T.; Taylor, Maj. J. B.
QuarterniaHt-er Corps
n?l*? Cap<" w< i; ? to Washington,
'-'?'?a?, L&pt. J. M.. to Fort Snelllng.
Ordnance Department
???toy,_t C. n. to ?lammonton.
???a?. Maj. H. u., to Boston.
Miwi limn on?
Tr ?'?.??.? J- L" U' S' A" t0 CiLmv
^??kaoB*1*" 0ett- ** ?- ? V- S- A- to Camp
ife"'^1* * / J^^.Adv.. to
-?_
Navy Orders
From Th* TnbuneS Washington Bureau
??oHo^ JU'y 1-XaVy ?rderS 1S
Bryln *? (-' K) *"? w- u> Charleston.
Ciin'i V' ?'? ?o?
????-.of ?'
,55m?' 'i?1??: K. P.. to Washington.
.;.,'? ?'?? uiut.
Con?-' ?'\':- M- '" p.?mottth.
Ph,'rn, T. i,H' tl! Philadelphia
Ci,LtRH?,H> l" ?????th Dis.
???"VR' b- ?.. to Mare island.
-8y"un-;,Kl i: B- l'> ?Jreat Lake?
1 v?r. ?.,'j;? \"!" T. A. to U. S. 8. Bulmer.
Pnii. ' Lt ,"'"Ii- W. R., to PhUadel
S?nffiekf**!^ %? W" ,0 Mar? Island'
W?;? . ."? . -: ?. to Norfolk.
a?dy 'rtl- 1{- o., to u. a. s. s. Ken
tire liecord
A?It
r?!?? Wft|l lops. 1
.""??mahur? Bridge, au
J*::t-.3o'-n^.u?. un?t,!o~^. Trining
(v-, (-'r^F,': ?., Br?all(.?n
tt?^-?U ??^1?*?^ ??;?;???? Trifling j
6chie"0'- '??!'.' ^:.^:.m;'."Unknown i
Marine Reports
Flgnres Indicated ?re standard time.
THE TIDES
IIlKh water. Low wnlor.
AM I'M AM PM
Sandy Hook. 4 2? 4:5? 10:88 11:31
Governor's Island, 4;lo 6:18 11:11
Ball Gate. 6:33 6;5l 13:64 12:46
Wind? ut Sen To-day
Hatteras to Key Wont?Moderate to j
freah south and southwest winds, partly i
Overoaal weather, probably local rains.
Bast Ou-it of Mexico? Moderate variable
winds Rnil partiv overoaal weather.
Ovar Weal Golf or Mexico Moderate j
southeast win.is mu? generally fairweather
Over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pas- !
sage?Moderate to fresh east wind? partly
overcast weather and probably local ruin* ]
North ' ( Sandy Rook- Moderate to fresh
shifting winds and overcast waathar; prob?
ably showers along Maine coast.
Sandy Hook to Hnttoras?Moderate var?
iable winds, partly overcast weather.
Arrived Yesterday
Str Polonia (Dan), Danatg .Tune 18,
Copenhagen. June 1"; to East Astatlr Co;
with 43 second cabin, 351 steerage pans,
mall? and mdae; Pier 6, Hush Docks,
Bklyn.
Str Adriatic (Br), Southampton and I
Cherbourg Juno 22; to White Star Lino; I
with 865 first. 244 second cnbln, 498 steer
as;? pan?, malts an.', mdae; Pier SO, N K
'? - Steel Maker. Liverpool, June 17; to!
Isthmian S S Line; In ballast; Kearney,!
N J.
Str Berengarla (Br), Southampton and
Cherbourg. June 21 ; to Cunard S S Co.
Ltd; with 217 first, 876 second cabin, 1,224
steerage pass, malls and mils?; Pier 6,
N R.
S;r Steel Voyager. Seattle May 2s, San
ICO .Tune 9, Los Angeles Juno 11, |
Cristobal Juno 83; to Isthmian 3 S Lines,
with mdse: toot 29th st. Bklyn.
Str VlnHenhes Bridge, Copenhagen June
11, London June 15: to the, Beuger Line;
with mdse: Pier 1?, Bklyn.
Sir Farismtna. Tela, .rune 22; to United
Fruit Co; with fruit; Pier if,, E R.
Str Harvester, Lobos. June 23; to Texas
Co; With crude oil; Taxas Co'S Docks, Bay
onne, ? J
Str Vestrls (Br), Liverpool, June 20; to |
Lamport & Holt Line; in ballast; Pier 14,
Hobokan.
Str Ceorgeanna Weems. Baltimore: to
HalshaW s S Co; with mdse: Pier 27, E R.
Sir Cerro Azal. Providence, June 29; to
Pan Arner Petroleum and Transportation
Co.; Robins D I1 Bklyn.
Sir Everett, Boston. June 30; to New
England Coal & Fuel Co; Robins D D
Bklyn. i
Str O R Crowe, Tampico, June 2S; to
Warner-Qulnlan Asphalt Co; with asphalt;
Warner, N J.
Str Lenapa, Jacksonville, June 27;
Charleston, June 2S; to the Clyde Steam?
ship Co; with passengers and mdse; Pier
27 N R.
Str El Occidente. Galveston, June 26;
to the Southern Paclflo Co; with mdse;
Pier 61 N R.
Str City of St Louis. Savannah. June 27;
to the Ocean Steamship Co; wtth passen?
gers and mdse; Pier 35 N R.
Str Canadian Conqueror (Br), Montreal
Juno 24; to Wllford & McKay Ino; with
mdse in transit for Aujtralia; anchored
in Quarantine.
Sehr Frank Bramare!, Philadelphia; for
Bath, Me; anchored in Sandy Hook Bay
6:15 PM for a harbor.
Str El Estero, New Orleans. June 25;
to the Southern Pacific Co; with passengers
and mdse; Pier 49 N it.
Str P Barstow, Port Lobos, June 23;
to Robt L Hague; with crude oil; Pier
, 6 Constable Hook N J.
Str Aquitania (Br), Southampton end
! Cherbourg, June 25; to Cunard Line; with
passengers, malls and mdse; Pleri 66 N R.
U S S Crownehleld; Washington, D C;
: anchored in N R.
U S S Novada; Lvnnhaven Roads; off
| 82nd st N R.
U S S Barney; Lvp.nhavcn roads; off
96th st N P..
U S S Culgoa; Southern Drill Grounds;
off 150th st N R.
Str Lysefjord (Nor) P".racos June 25;
Dio Giorgio s S Co; with fruit.
Str Bristol City (Br) Bristol June 15.
Str Wieldrecht (Du) Hamburg June ;;.
Str Lebanon (U SS) Lynnhaven Roads.
Str La Lorraine (Fr), Havre, to the
French Line, with passengers, malla und
merchandise.
Str. Sinsinawa, Liverpool.
Sir Kennemerland (Dut), Amsterdam.
Sailed Yesterday
Str West Tacook (Ami, Liverpool: City
of Madrid (Br), Freemantle; Lake Parber
(Am), Bristol; Canadian Runner (Br),
Montreal; Virgil (Br), Para; City of Lin
coin (Br), St Thomas; Parlma (Br), Well?
ington; F D Asche (Am), Tampico, Texas
City; Sehr Grace Van Dusen (Am), Nor?
folk; Nancy Hanks (-Am), Brunswick; Al
iianca, Cristobal; Archimedes (Br), Man?
chester; Elmac, Kingston; Fort Armstong,
Danzig; Yerentia (Br), London; U, S. Bat?
tleship Florida.
Cleared
Str Aeronolls (Am), Captain Batchelder;
Constant::' iple; American Black Sea Line.
Str Fort St Georgo (Br), Captain Mc?
Kenzie: Halifax; Fumes?, Withy & Co.
Str Verentla (Br), Captain Inch; Lon?
don: Cunard Line.
Str Caronia (Br), Captain Dlggle; Lon?
don; Cunard Line.
Str Lafayette (Fr), CUptaln Brevet;
Havre; French Line.
Str Ryndam (Dt), Rotterdam; Captain
Krol; Rotterdam; Holland America Line.
Str Camaguey (Am), Captain Cole;
Progreso: N "? and Cuba Mail Line.
Str Allianca (Am), Captain 3tone; Chrls
tobai; Panama R R Line.
Str Archimedes (P-). C***aJn Blacker;
Manchester; White S'sr IA?>.
.Str Clare (Am), Cu.Hain Risk; San Juan;
BuU-Insular Line.
Str Fort Armstrong (Ami. Captain Lo?
gan: Danzig; Signbee, Humphrey.
Str Orbita (Br), Captain .Matthews;
Southampton; Sanderson ?c Sons.
Str Cameronla (Br), Captain Biackio;
Glasgow; Anchor Lino.
Str Walter A Luckt-nbach (Am), Carialn
Brenner: Hamburg to Philadelphia; tick
enbach S S Line.
Str Conejos (Ami), Captain Carey; Las
Palmas: A H Bull &- Co.
Str River Oronfs <F.!r), Captain C??e*pe,
Alexandria; United Fruit Line.
Str riua (Br), Captain Towell; HjrftBa;
United Fruit Line.
Str Texan (Am), Captain Lyons; JaWtoti;
United American Line.
Str Niagara (Fr), Captain Buyck; ftVfcM
more; French Line.
Sir Dlxiano (Am). Captain Mclntyre;
Boston; American Sugar Transfe-octaSton
Str Bayway (Am), Captain Snow; Wilm?
ington; Robert L Hague.
St Sagadahoe (Am), Captain B?agg;
Savannah, Green Star Line
Str Arnold Maersk (Dan). Captain
'Nielsen; Philadelphia; $sbrandtsen, Morler
& Co.
Str Zeeland (Br). Captain Rowell;
Antwerp; Red Star Line.
Str Canadian Runner (Br). Csitcln
Davles; Mont real : Wilford & McKa?.
Str Eastern Planet (Am). Captair. W!l
lett; Lyttleton; O S and Auatraliasia Lines.
Str Kssequlbo (Br), Captain Chlitenden.
Callao, Sanderson St Sons.
Str Montauk (Am), Captain Munro:
Antwerp; International Mercantile Marine.
Str City of St Louis (Am). Captain
Johnson: Savannah: Ocean S S Co.
Str Jefferson County (Am), Captain
Winter; New Orleans; Harrison, llagili &
Co.
Str Bontla (Am), Captain Hanlon;
Copenhagen; Moore & McCorraack.
Str AM Annetta (Am). Captain Mat?
thews; Antilia; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Hallbjorg (Nor), Captain Brekke;
Rio Janeiro; P. Klappe.
Str Bannock (Am). Captain Bergsten:
St Johns; Kerr Line.
Str Choluteca (Hond), Captain Pedor
sen; Puerto <'orten; United Fruit Co.
Str Missouri (Br), Captain Canmons;
Antwerp; Atlantic Transport Line.
Str West Calumb (Am), Captain
Humphrey; Alexandria; United American
Line.
Str Elmac (Am), Captain Rainier; King?
ston; Clyde Line.
Str The Angeles (Am). Captain Relrsen;
Piraeus; The Kxport S S Co.
Str J A Bust wick (Am), Captain 41c
Gervy; Texan City: Robert L Hague.
Str Varg (Nor). Captain Brun. Kingston,
Carribbea.ii S S Co.
Sir Lake Kyttle (Am), Captain John?
son; Cardenas: Munson Line.
Str Olendoyle (Am), Captain Aapln
wall; Gibara; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str George H Jones (Am), Captain
Stocher: Baton Rouge; Robert L Hague.
Sehr Ricketts V C (Br), Captain Evans;
Puerta Plata; J F Whitney Jk Co.
Sehr Wapiti (Br), Captain Hayes, New?
ark; Gilmartin ?t Co.
Berth Changes
Vessel. Transferred to.
Alio way.Shewan's P D, Bklyn ?
Amphlon.Off Ft Washington Pt, N Z\
Apacho. .Tietjen & Land's O D, Ho boh en,
N J
Arna.>*** Dlkeman st. Bklyn ?
io .Ft 30th ?t. Bklyn
Choluteca. .Vulcan Iron Works. Jersey
City, N 3
IVnls.Fier 3. Bush Docks. Bklyn!
Sehr B Maria Brown.Ft 8th 3t, B R?
?dito* .I*i<,r ??1. N R !
Bimac .?.Pter 45. N R
Sehr Gertrude Parsons.. . Port Reading. N J
Sehr Ida B Gibson.Ft 65th st, Bklyn
Lake Butler.Fresh Kill?. S I
Maraval .Perth Ambov, N J
Malino.North nth st, Bklyn
? !
Penza .tnr.ih at, N R
Puhvico .f'ler 44. N R 1
Quaco queen.F.lizabet Ivr-m t, N J?
St Mlhlel.Morse's l> l>, Pklvn
William Penn.Piar 21, Clifton, S l|
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day
Veeaal. Port. Departure. I
KlnK Alexander. ... Tira eus .June 17 j
La Lorralno.Havre.Junt 22 ;
Maraoalbo.May agues.J une 24 j
City or St Louis_Savannah .Inn? 28
Fiance.,.Havre.lune. ?5 .
Nieuw Amsterdam.Rotterdam .Juna 22 ?
Dae To-morrow
Wheaton.Antwerp ...Tune 10 '
Hudson.B remen .June ?? 2 i
Manchuria.,.Hamburg .June 22 ;
Pre? Wilson.Naples .Pine 2:1
Avare.Bah?a .Tune IK
Toloa.Pt Limon.Junul-7 :
Due Monday
Old North State. ...London.June 1?
Oedrlc.Liverpool .June ?6 :
Castalia.Glasgow .Tune 21 :
Duoa d'Aosta.Genoa .June 20 \
Morro Castle.Havana .June :i0
Saa Juan.San Juan.June 2!) i
Fort Hamilton.Bermuda .July 2|
Due Tuesday
Frederlk VIII.Copenhagen .June 24 i
H R Mallory.Havana .July 11
C of Montgomery. .Savannah .July 2|
Duo Wednesday
Albania.Liverpool .June 25
Due Thursday
Noordam.Rotterdam .June 27
So mine.Antwerp .June 10
Rosalind.Halifax .July 4
Dne Friday
Orepesa,.Hamburg.Juni 23
Gui PJemal.Const ant inopia ..June 27
Outgoing Steamships
The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time all 1 hour.
Sail To-day
Mall Vesrel
Closes. Sails.
Ryndam. Rotterdam... 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Caronla, Liverpool_ 7:0n AM 11:00 AM
1 Zeeland, Antwerp. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
Camrronia, Glargow... 7:00 AM 11:00 AM
I Orbita, Hamburg. 9:30 AM 1:30 PM
I'atria, Marseilles.10:110 AM 3:00 PM I
Lafayette, Havre. 7:30 AM 10:00 AM I
Mexico, Havana. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM I
riua, Cristobal. 7.00 AM 10.00 AM |
I Denis. Rio do Janeiro.. 6:00 AM 9:00 AM,
Hesione, Buenos Ayres. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM |
! Varg, Kingston. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM
| Ponce, San Juan. 7:30 AM 11:00 AM:
i Martha Washington
Buenos Ayres.10:30AM 1:00PM I
; Huron, Turks Island.. .10:30 AM 2:00 FM '
Easequibo. Valparaiso. . 11:30 AM 3:00 PM i
(Ft St George, Halifax.- 10:00 AM I
Sail Monday
; Berengaria, Southamp?
ton. 7:00 AM 11:0? AM I
Sail Tuesday
?Aqultanls. Southamp?
ton. 7:00AM 11:00AM?
Eastern Crag, Cape
Town .11:00 AM 2:00 PM'
: Santa Marta, Cristobal. 6:30 AM !) :00 AM
Polycarp, Para. 5:3CAM 6:00 AM
? City of St. Louis. Sa?
vannah .- 2:00 PM i
Sail Wednesday
?Adriatic. Southampton. 7:00 AM 11:00 AM i
La Lorraine, Havre.... 6:30 AM 10.00 AM,
Polonia. Libau. 9:00 AM l:?0PMi
Maracaibo, Curacao.... 7:30 AM 11:00 AM j
Sail Thursday
! France, Havre. 6:30 am 10:00 AM
Mt Clinton, Hamburg.. 8:30AM 1:00 I'M.
?Cuntigny, Antwerp- 8:00 AM 11:00 AM ?
? Denis, Rio de Janeiro 7:00 AM 10:00 AM
I M irro Castle, Vera Cruz 6:30 AM 10:00 AM
Hellas, Trinidad.- 11:00 AM
Mohawk, Jacksonville.. - 12:00 M
i City of Montgomery,
Savannah .- 3:00 PM
Sail Friday
! Stavangorfjord, Berg-en 9:30 AM 1:00 PM|
: Gen W C Gorgus, Cris?
tobal .10:30 AM 2:00 T.M :
I Korona, St Thomas... 8:00 AM 11:00 AM
City Island
Bound South
F.-hr? Northcllffe (Br), Bass River. N S, ''
for New York: Helen Jean (Br), Fortune,
N F, for New York: Harriett C Whltehead, ;
Sullivan, Me, for New Yorlc.
Hound East
( Xone- . m_
Trans-Pacific Mails
The connerting malls close at the Oen
i era! Postoffice and l'itv Hall Postoffice .
Station, New York, at 7 p. m., as follows:
Hawaii. Fiji [elands, New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver >.n? Victoria,,
B. C, steamship Niagara, July 4
; Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo- :
China and Netherlands Elast Indies (ex?
cept Sumatra), via Seattle, steamship
Silver State. July 4.
; Hawaii, Philippine Islands, Straits Settle
ments, Sumatra and specially addressed
mail for French Indo-Chlca. British
Indira, and Ceylon, via San Francisco,
steamship Granite State, July 9.
Reports by Wireless
i '
? From the U. S. Naval Station
[Distance 13 given In miles. Reports are '
I dated at noon unless otht-rwiso specified.]
j A C Bedford 126 NW Tortugas June 29.
; Afel 232 N Jupiter June 29.
i Agwlmara 619 W Honolulu 8 PM June 28.
Alabama 70 SE Sand Key June 30.
! Baltic 10 E Fowey Roc?es Juna 30.
; Baton Rouge 245 SE South Pass- June 30.
i Bellbuckel 70S S Halboa June 30.
' Bradford 1,972 S San Francisco 8 PM .Tune'
28. ?
! Canadian Carrier lat 24 07 ion 112 27 8
PM June 28.
] Canadian Miner lat 24 59 Ion 84 36 June 80.
Carrillo 1.468 S Nantucket June 30.
! China 100 B Honolulu 8 PM June 28.
I Coeur d' Aisne 95 N Cape Canaveral June
I 29.
Coquin S7 E St Augustirr" June 29.
Cuba 8 57 S San Francisco 8 PM .Tune 28.
1 Coldwater 4 ESE Sand Key Juno 30.
; Currier 40 S Savannah June 29.
j Dryden L8?3 E Honolulu 8 FM June 2?.
I Eastern Merchant 524 E Cape Henry June
1 ?astern Sailor 480 S San Francisco 8 PM
June 28.
'. Edi-iir F Luckenbach Pd in Cape Henry 6
j AM July 1.
Frederick R. Kellogg 100 SW Sand Key;
June 29.
! Fred W. Weiler 114 SW Hatteras June I?. !
I C?danla 3 S Sand Key June 30.
I Halo 290 W Sand Key June 30.
! Halsey 135 W Sand Key June 29.
\ Harvester ISO S Scotland LV June 3?.
i Herbert G Wylle 120 S Jupiter June 30.
Hico 34 SW Charleston June 30.
I Inspector 10 S Cape Henry June 30.
| .Jean 16 SE Combrero June 30.
I Ka trina Luc_enbach 52 S Ambrose 8 PM ?
June 30.
! Kayseeka Td out Capo Henry 2 AM July 1. ;
. Kenneeott 587 N Balboa 8 PM June 30.
; Lake Elmont, 19 E Sand Key June 30.
Lake Glddings Lat 24 38 Ion 83 -12 June 30. :
' Lenape 239 S Scotland LV June 30.
LlKhtburne 48 NW Tortugas June 30.
! Ltgonier 25 W Sand Key June 30.
I Major Wheeler 35 B Charleston June 30.
I Mazatlan 30 S San Pedro 8 PM June 29.
j Merrlrnaek 41 SW Lookout June 30.
I Mexican 38 5 S San Pedro 8 PM June 28.
i Mine?la 142 W Havana June 30.
Nieuw Amsterdam 480 E Ambrose 8 AM
July 1.
Point Donlta 1,026 S San Francisco 8 PM
June 28.
Rayo 95 NE Jupiter June 30.
Ruth 25 SSE Cape Henry June 30.
s v Harkneas 100 SW Sand Key 30.
San Gregorio 63 E Sand Key June 30.
Saucon 200 N Jupiter June 29.
Solitaire 30 E Sand Key June 30.
St John's County, 36 E Brunswick Jtme 29.
Stockton 23 E San Pedro S PM June 29.
TIppecanoe SO E. San Pedro S PM June 29.
W B Keene 30 NE Charleston June 30.
Walter Jennings 150 NW Tortugas June 29.
Wtst Islrta 240 NNE Colon June 30.
Wm M Burton, 120 N Jupiter June 29.
By Cable end Radio
Signaled?Frederlk VIII (Dan), Copen?
hagen for New York. Will probably dock
Monday.
Signalled: Str Nieuw Amsterdam (Dt),
Rotterdam for New York. 4*0 miles east
of Sandy Hook at 8 a ml probably dock
Saturday afternoon.
American Ports
BALTIMORE, July 1?Arrived: Str?
Jolee, New York: Ruth. Tr-npa; Suportco,
Newark, N. J.; lossifotflu (Gk),Las Palmas;
Bmlynlan (Br), Dunkirk; Munalbro, Los
ton; Sehr Sedir\v-i;-k. Charleston.
Stra Vlttorio Emmanuele III, Hamburg
and Bremen! Ftnchlry (Br), London; ,
Prahcholm (Swed), Gothenburg etc.;Gro
iNor). Quoenstown.
BOSTON, July 1?Arrived: Strs Tiako
(Br), Wellington. N Z, via Colon and New
York; Erik II (Dan). Three Rivers, Que;
Limon, Kingston. Jamaica; Agwiworld,
Port Lobos; Lehlgh, Seattle. Vancouver,
rlan Francisco and Cristobal : Meteor. New
tort News. Eastern Exporter. Calcutta \i-.
New York; Delaware. New fork. Sailed:
Str Melroae. Lambert's Point.
CHARLESTON, S C, July '.?Arrived:
Strs Moshico Beaumont, for Rotterdam:
MatUUcock. Texas City. Sailed: t?tr Co?
ma ne he. New York.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Pel, j,.,iy
1?Sailed: Anna Maertfk (Dan), (for Ant?
werp). Now York.
GALM3STON, July l~Ari:\cd June .10:
Bfhl Paul II llarwood, Tampico; Roche?-]
ter, Baltimore, Sailed June 30' Str?
Bethnor. Bremen; Oslveston, Bmdon;
Oladyabee, Tampico; OUttartlndi (Norl
Buenos Ayres; Norman Bridge, Rotter?
dam, Steadfast, Havre; West Ltanga,
Rotterdam.
OALVBSTON, July 1.?Arrived: Sirs
Viking (Nor), Crlatobal; El Alba. New
Fork; Comal. New York; Cardigan ( Ur),
Hamburg, sailed; Btr? Rochester, Balti?
more; Steadfast. Havre; Saco, Bremen;
cushnet. Copenhagen; Madras City (Br),
Hamburg; Viking (Nor), New Orleans;
Paul II llarwood, Tampico.
MOBILE, July 1?Vrrlved: str Hoven,
Texas City. Sailed; atr Tuscan, Havana; j
Sagaporack, Gulf port; schrs A F Coatee,
Qttlfport; Bluefields, Jamaica.
NEWPORT NEWS, R I, July 1?Ar
rlved! Strs Cayol Maru (Jap), Dunkirk;
Astromnner (Br). Glasgow; Merwede, DU),
Philadelphia; Lucerna (Br). Now Orleans;
Virginian, New York. Sailed: Strs Mexi?
cano (Nor), Qalvaston; FishklH, Hamburg;
New Orleans, Falmouth; Coliamer, Fal
mouth,
NORFOLK, Va, July 1?Arrived: Strs
Sunolscco, New "York; Astronomer (Br),|
New Orleans: Muskegon, New York; Lam- j
Ington (Br), Oalveston; Lucerna (fir). New
Orleans; Merwede (Du). Philadelphia;
Yayoyi Maru (Jap), Dunkirk; Blkton, New
York; Charles 1'rtitt. Baltimore; Pennsyl?
vania (tanker), Port Lobos. Sailed; Strs
Westpool, Falmouth: Elizabeth Maersk
?JL>an). Curacao: Transportation. New Er.R
.??.nd; Bristol City (Ur), Now York; Gen?
eral Psrshlng (auxiliary sehr), Bremerton;:
Beukelsdljk (Du), Rotterdam; Kincardine
(Hi), Dover; Eastern Moon, Falmouth;
Evergreen City, Falmouth; Hattie L?cken
bach, Baltimore; Henry Clay, Falmouth;
Dacre Castle (Br). Falmouth; Kayeeeka
(Mr), Falmouth; Almelo (Du), Baltimore;
Pakeha (Br), New Zealand; Andrew Jaek
son, Falmouth; Manhattan (Br), New
York; Chester Klwanls, Falmouth; Mongl
bello (It). Gibraltar; Mexicano (Nor). Oal?
veston; Doris Hamlln (sehr), Tampa; Woat
Cobalt, Manchester; Fislikill, Hamburg;
New Orleans, Falmouth; Coliamer, Fal- I
mouth.
PBNSACOLA, July L-?Sailed: Strs ]
Sagaporack, Mobile; Lake Gardner, Mobile, j
PHILADELPHIA, July 1?Arrived: Strs j
Mackinaw (Br), Liverpool; Samland I
(Belg), Antwerp; Kaggefos (Nor), Nor?
folk; Gulfcoast, Port Arthur; Essex, Jack?
sonville and Savannah. Sailed: strs i
Aledo. Baltimore; Bruttlngsborg (Dan), j
Sanios.
PORT ARTHUR, July 1.?Arrived: Strs i
Gulf Quien, Tampico; Winifred. New Or-!
leans. Sallad: Sirs Rotterdam, Norfolk;!
Blue Triangle. New Orleans.
PORT EADS, La, July 1?Arrived: strs
Blue Triangle, Port Arthur; CUffwood, \
London; Conde Wlnlfredo (Span) Halves- ?
ton; Dartford, Tampico; El Lage. New
York; Grot K Hedervary (ItaH Philadel?
phia; O T Waring, Savannah; Rajah,
Mobile; Sosua (Nor) Tela; Trlpp, Havre;
W L Stead, Tarnpico. Sailed: strs Han?
cock County. Chilean ports; James Mc
Qee, New York; Nlcarao (Hond) Puerto
Cortex; Western Chief. Lisbon.
PORTLAND, ME., July 1?Arrived:
Str Harftpden, Norfolk.
SAVANNAH. July 1?Arrived: Strs Mer
rlmack, Philadelphia and Jacksonville;
IP nry S Grove, West Coast; City of At?
lanta. Boston.
TAMPA. July 1?Arrived: Schrs Island
Home (Br), Grand Cayman: Rubicon
(Hond), Ruatan. Sailed: Strs Cook. Pas?
ajes via St Andrews; Lake Faristell. Mo?
bile; schrs C H Hackley, Jucaro via Boca
Grande; Kennebunk, New York; Lady An?
toinette i?>r). Grand Cayman.
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York
HELSINGFORS, June 22?Str Sorland
(.Nor).
HAMBURG. June 2? ?- Strs Bradclydo
(Br ) ; K i Luck( nbsch.
COPENHAGEN, June 26?Str Chetopa.
BARCELONA, June 27?Sir .lean Stern
(Fr).
ViCi'.PoX, June 27?Str KamPslt.
SAL?NICA, June 25 ? Str HIbernia
(Sued).
?ATAVIA, .tune 27 ?St- Rondo (Du).
FALMOUTH, June 20?Str Mystic.
GIBRALTAR, Jun<a 2<j? Str l.lgourla :
SYDNEY, N S W, June 30?Str Port;
? 'haln ? rs - Mr >.
ROTTERDAM, June 30?Str Westerdvk <
(Du).
GIBRALTAR, June 30 ? Str Venus II i
I Nor I.
VIQO, June 29?Str Belvedere (Irai).
YOKOHAMA, June 20?Sir Ageamemnon I
(Br).
Departures for New York
GIBRALTAR, June 30?Str Ansaldo San;
Giorgio IV (Ital).
SOUTHAMPTON WATER, June 26?Str!
Atlantic City (Ur).
CAPE TOWN, June 27?Str East Wind. ?
BUENOS AYRES, June 29?Str Boniteur i
(Br).
LONDON, Juno 30?Str Canadian Planter I
(Br).
ANTWERP. June 2S ?Str Aylestone
(Br). A
PLYMOUTH, June 30?Str Noordam
(DU).
IM LL, June no?Str Port Augusta (Br).
ORAN, .lone 27 ? Str Cltj of Ch ster (Br).
QUB?NSTOWN, July 1?Str Carmanla
(Br).
YOKOHAMA. June 29?Str Deucalion
(Br)3.
HAVANA, Julv 1 ?Str Toloa (Br).
Lake Ports
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 1?Arrived: !
Strs Wm Livingstone. Milwaukee; Odanah,
Duluth; John Stanton, Buffalo; Lakeland,
Chicago; W R Stafford, Islands; Laketon,
Port Colborne; Thos Maytham, Superior.;
Sailed: Strs Wm Livingstone, Ch
Maunaloa, Duluth; Odanah, Buffalo; Lake?
land, Chicago: John Stanton, Fort Wil?
liam; Huron, Port McNlchall; W R Staf?
ford, Islands; Laketon, Jacktish; Thomas
Gawn, Spanish Mills.
ASHTABULA, July 1?Arrived: Sirs
Aztec, Cleveland; Arizona, Montreal.;
Sailed: Strs L W Robinson, Chlcoutiml;
Aztec. Arizona. Montreal.
CONNBAUT, July 1?Arrived: Strs Alva
C Dinkey, T F Cole, Shenango, D O Mills,
Duluth; Alnena, Port Colborne. Sailed:
Strs Dinkey, Mills, Shenango, Duluth, j
Thomas F Cole. Erie, Alpena, Wyandotte. !
EPIE. July 1?Arrived: Strs Cicoa, |
Montreal; Canoble, Levis. Sailed: Strs
Cicoa, Montreal; Edwin L Booth, Chicago; !
Bindale, Montreal.
SANDUSKY, July 1?Arrived: Sirs E L
Booth, Erie; Wyandotte, Toledo; Pelee,
Point Pelee. Sailed: Str Goodyear, Duluth.
BUFFALO, July 1?Arrived: Sirs Pent
Ian,!. Ogdensburg; Allegheny, Superior;
Northsea, Duluth; A E Cornelius. Port
Colborne; J T Hutrhinson, South Chicago;
Ignifer, Ogdensburg. Sailed: Strs Pent-i
land, Montreal; Allegheny, Superior; J T
llutchinson, Chicago; Sarnia, Saulte Ste
Mart.-; Northsea, Duluth: A E Cornelius,
Chicago; Ignifer, Montreal.
LORAIN, July 1?Arrived: Strs Matthew
Andrews, Duluth; L M Bowers, Conneaut;
Conneaut, Depot Harbor; Glen Brae, Key
Harbor; Kelley Island, Isiands. Sailed:
Strs Matthew Andrews, Toledo; Glen Brae,
Key Harbor; ('oiineaut, Wyandotte; Kelley
Island, Islands.
MILWAUKEE, July 1?Arrived: Sirs J
J H Brown, Huron; Captain Thomas Wil?
son, Lorain; William A Relss, Manltowoc.
Sailed: Strs W B Davock, Port Colborne;
Leonard B Miller, Taurus: Jay C Morse.
James C Campbell, J T Kopp. Emory L
Ford. Buffalo; Clifford Moll, Chicago.
ESCAMABA, July 1?Arrived: str R J
Ri i88.
MANITOWAC, July 1?Sailed: strs Sat?
in n. Lake Erie; Wm, Riet-s, Milwaukee.
SHEYBOYOAN, July 1?Sailed: str
Stone. Buffalo.
SOUTH CHICAGO, July 1?Arrived: s'rs
O M Poe, Escariaba; R W L Bunsen, Du?
luth; John J Poland, Buffalo; B J Earling,
Superior. Sailed: strs O M Poe, Thomas
Lynch, R W L Bunsen, Superior.
GARY, July 1?Arrived: strs 3 J Mur?
phy, Escanaba; E C Collins, Toledo.
8alled: str? G?o W Perkins, S J Murphy,
E C Collins, Superior.
DULUTH. July 1?Arrived: strs Sonoma,
Ranney, Shiras, S Morse (lakes, B F Jones, j
Dunn .Ir, Harvester, Uranus, Schiller,!
Clemson, Homic, Durston. Sailed: sirs!
Bufflngton, Gary, Harvey Sia'ekhouse, Ma
taafa, Town?end,'T?are;ny, Dunn Jr, Oakes,
B P Jones. Garretson, Harvester, c L
Hutchlnson. Schill r. Denmark, Remsen,
Octorara, Hamoaio, Sam Mather, McCul- j
lough Jr.
ASH LAND. July 1?Sailed: strs Rexissa- !
laer, Mitchell. Oanopus, R R Richardson, |
Lake Erie ports.
MARWJETTE, July 1?Sailed: str Per?
seus, Ashland.
Maritime Miscellany
NEW YORK. July 1.?Shipping Board
S. s. Western Knight, Norfolk for Pearl
Harbor, put Into Kingston on account of
boiler trouble.
Announcement has recently been made
in Bucharest, Rumania, of the establish?
ment of a French steamship line between
Black Sea ports and Rouen.
June 30?American schooner Anna R.
Heidrltter, which sailed from this port on
; June JS for Jacksonville, returned lo-day
In tow of the tug M. J. ?anford.
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 30. ?Shipping
Board steamship Mopang, which ?t
rlved here June ; 2 from New York en
route to Constanza, struck a mine to-day
| off Bourgas and sunk. It is reported that
nr live? have be-n lost.
CURACAO, July 1.?Burine 1919, ?80
| strs.. with a total tnunage of 780.790, and
1,088 sailing vessels, with ? tonnage of
i 92.328, entered Curacao. Of this number,
^2j steamers and thirty-seven ?ailing ves?
sels were American, The tonnage of the
; former wa? 243,330, and of tue latter,
; 10,308.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1.?Unlicensed
; men on the lighthouse tenders Seque a
j and Madrona were ou stride t.-d.;\
' Ing an order from Superintendent :? rj
W Rhoi li g the .'?? ' ?? -
- ? i,i eri-ci.. To- Si .
I Bureau o? tins BhiouittS ! oard ? ?
Cited as Draft Deserters
-,_:_,-._I
Tho Tribune prints herewith the twenty-seventh installment of names
of men classified by the War Department as draft deserters from this
vicinity. It does not attempt to publish the entire list of names released
for publication in the 2d Army Corps Area, but only those of the greater
city or its immediate environs,
The War Department takes the position that only through v?despread
publicity can the real draft dodger be exposed and those not guilty of
tvillful evasion of service cleared from the record. The Tribuncl>will be
glad to publish any corrections.
The commanding general of the 2d Corps Area on Governor's Island
asks tJiat any registrant who actually served in the military cr naval
forces of tho United States during the war, and icho lias any doubt as to
his draft Btatus, communicate immediately with the adjutant general of
the army, Washington, D. C, relative thereto, setting forth the. facts of
loa Harry (Henry) Anderson. 329 mionrf
i
2170A Nils Portelsen, ISS Nelson St.
2T85 Hartwig Carlson (Hartwig Carlsen), i
271 Carroll St.
237.a John ChtiatanBen, 87 Fourth PI.
1030 Wra. (William) Cosgrove, 329 Union!
2753 James Finncrty. 123 3d St.
?SS Ceo. p. aianeces (Geo, P. Granos,
George Payard Granos, George Rafael i
Granroe, George liafael Gianroosl, 529
Clinton St.
12o4 Paulson liarlng f Paulsen, Paul liar
lng). 128 Butler St.
1R21 Charlea Keel, 130 Butler St.
1018 Bit Sing Kum. 2.57 South St.
12(14 I'almor Liland. 87 4th PI.
2'.)4 A ufer Lund, 102 1st PI.
1H70 Wm. (William) MeNally, 453 Sackett
158?A Julian Malkowskl (Julian Malkous
Uy, Julian Malkoroskl), Baltic St.
593 '.in..na> Masc?la (Antonio Masc?lo),
?1rs President St.
2240 John p, Michael, lr.l Luquer St.
1702 Frantz Myklestod, 163 Luquer St.
1410 Berut Nelson (Bcrut Nelsan), 92 3d
1R12 Bent Olsen, 240 Carroll St.
254(1 Selmar Peterson, OOA 3d PI
1801 Edward Skie, 329 Union St."
2?30A John Swenson (John Sw^nsen), 302
(307) President Pi.
2023 James C. Thompson (J.C.Thompson),
120 Cth St.
1449 Thomas J. Ward (Thomas Joseph), 44
Douglas.
Local Board No. 70, Brooklyn
220 Thos. Butler, 311 Jefferson.
1231 Jos. Flaming (Joseph E. Flemmlng,
Fleming), 120 Wyckoff. New York.
N r.
1074 Chas. Wens, 2 07 Hlmrod.
Local Board No. 03. Brooklyn
19 Chas. Cohen. 3S9 Jefferson Ave.
2032 Paii! Fisher, 654 Gates Ave. (442
M,-id I bo n St.
587 Martin 1,. (LeRoy, Leroy) McAullff,
449 Lexington Ave. (4r,fi Jefferson Ave.
2121 Clinton E. I'almor, 688 Gates Ave.
Si<7 Harry Samuel, 12(3 Quincy St.
Local Board No. 8, New Vork City
1502 Aristide Antonnlcci (Arinstitide An
tonntlcci), 545 Brook Ave.
484 Julius Apnlebaum, 42:> E. 149 St.,
c-o Bressner.
633 John Armenio. fi35 Morris Ave.
23S3 (Eddie Barschuk (Barchuk), 695 ?
Morris Ave.
BEI Louis Berger, 644 Wales Ave.
174 Carmini Bucci (Carmine. Carmlo),
5:i5 Morris Ave.
555 Lucio Cavusto (Loula), 266 E. 151 St.
424 Kopell H. Chirsky (Chersky), 550
Union Ave.
3472 Matteo Cipollaro, 2'!." E. 153 St.
1131 Antonio Conclstre, 246 1?. 143 St.
3289 Alfonso Cucuzell? (Cucuzella), 235 E.
150 St.
?ahn Costeiio, 654 Jackson Ave.
3424 Francesca Cuselnanl (Francesco Cus- i
slnani, Franceco Cusslman, ?'rank), 265
E. 155 St.
1545 Theodor Czubarulc (Theodar), 583
Concord Ave., c-o Wm. Quirk, Blue
Mt. Camp, Faust, >:. Y.
184 Herbert Dearo, 625 Jackson Ave.
924 Pnu.1 DebekonkI (Debekoneki), 225 E.
149 St., Bronx.
S50 Grover Deisser, 737 E. 149 St.. Bronx.
562-A Patrick DeOrio (DiOrio), 631 Mar?
ris Ave.
O?icer, Wounded
?ce in Action,
Cited as Slacker
Robert L. Crawford, of 332 East
Forty-third Street, a former lieutenant
of the 59th Infantry, 4th Division, A.
E, F.( who was twice wounded in action,
is one of the 179 additional New York
men included in the War Department's
list of slackers released for publication
to-day.
Crawford did border duty with thn
71st Infantry for two years prior to
America's entrance into the World
War. Registering under the draft in
1917, he went to Plattsburg to train
for a commission. Offered a commis?
sion in the quartermaster corps there,
he rejected it and joined the 161st ln
fr.ntry of the Rainbow, Division as .?
sergeant. Commissioned a second lieu?
tenant of infantry at Langres on May 8,
,1918, he was detailed to duty with the
French Colonial forces, then to the
5Sth Infantry. In the Argonne offen?
sive preceding the armistice he re?
ceived two wounds, one in either thigh.
Hr was discharged at Camp Upton in
July, 1919, and now is a civil service
?employee in the navy.
Others on to-day's list who were
ascertained yesterday to have been re?
ported as selective service delinquents
! through error are Marcus Katz, of 525
1 East 149th Street, who enlisted in the
1 British army, served under General
' Allenby in Palestine, was cited for
; gallantry and remained in Palestine to
' nid in the upbuilding of the Jewish
homeland; Dominic A. Gentrento, of
: 621 Morris Avenue, the Bronx, an
' Italian army aviator, who was wounded
? in action; Edward McMahon, of 230
; East Forty-third Street, and Edward
i Simpson, of 339 East Forty-third
! Street. The latter two were rejected
j ?o: physical reasons.
I to sign on new men. Deck officers and en
I glneers stood by, Rhodes said.
Japanese continue to monopolisa the
grain-carrying busln.-ss from this coast to
th,- united Kingdom. The China Maru,
4,259 tons, was chartered to-day to load
this month on the Columbia River.
Shipping Board Str. West Kedron, out
last night, for Europe, had 3,000 tons of
barley, 3,400 tons of b"ans and rice, and
1.000 tons of flour for Polish relief, to be
discharged at Danzig. >
Five hundred San Franciscans were pas?
sengers on a trip of the Jap Str. Tiyo
Maru, ex Cap Finisterre, outside the Golden
'Gate and around the Farallone Islands
to-day.
Sixty-two davs from New York, str.
Harrry Luckenbacb, which was delayed
by engina trouble, arrived this morning
with cargo of intercoastal freight.
On her first voyage since the strike, the
Maison liner Enterprise, known as the
"Hilo Ferry," will sail to-morrow for
Hilo. H. T.
Silver valued at ??1?,000 arrived yester?
day on str. Fairhaven from Mexico, and
str. Cuba, due to-morrow, has 1250,000
more of the metal.
SEATTLE. J_ly 1.?Although the Ship
! ping Board sir. Wenttohee did not per
? form well on her outbound trip, sho out
; distanced the Jap str. Fuahiiui .Maru, fast?
est o? ?he Nippon Tusen Kaisha fleet.
BALTIMORES, July l.?The schooner
.'. '-n I. Mirtino, Captain Col bourne,
i which cleared from here May ->'?? with coal
and cans for Nassau, N. P.. arrived there
on Monday after being out a month from
Capa Henry, *rhi( h caused some apprehen
; sion for her safety. The schooner Maine.
' Captain Jones, beat the Martlno in length
' of passage. She clared April 23 with a
similar cargo for Nassau, but after get
[ ting to sea lost a man overboard, after
i which the crew compelled Captain Jones
'? to return to Hampton Roads, where all
' were discharged and a new crew shipped.
: The last report was that the Maine went
to sea June 7, but at last accounts sha
' was not heard from as arriving in Nassau.
The schooner Mary Em mor was cleared
; to-day by W. Britton, as master, to make
, the trip to Havana. The vessel register is
but thirty tons not and she was built at
Port Jefferson, N. T.. in tITS, but for
? r-.r.ny years has been used In the Cfc.es*
: pi a ke Bay trad*.
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 1.?The Japa
1 nese str. Port Said Maru sailed With wheat
for Europe. The str. Pohaosa, '
2580 Sebastian Dlmauro (Sebastiano, De
Mauro), 281 E. 14!) St
1632 Gugllelmo V. Donato (Gugliellno). 24 5
B. i ?8 St.
3454 Antonio Forelll (Fiorelll), 310 E. 148
St.
733 Domenico Florlo. 235 E. 16? St.
262X Bernard .1. (John) Ford, ?16 W 43
St. (530 Brook Ave.
665 Herman (Hermann) Frlcke, 206 W.
15th St. (663 Jack3on Ave.)
47!) Guist'ppe (Giuseppe, Gluaslppl) Gat- j
tello (Gattlllo), 240 E. 148 St. (24 E.
148 St.
1353 Dominic A. Oebtrento (Dom?nlca A. !
Gentrento, Dommic A. Oentrento, i
Domenic A, Gentrento). 621 Morris !
Ave.
3129 Giuseppe Grosso, 216 E. 148th St.
318 Giovanni Ourargna (Giovanni Guar
agna), 635 Morris Ave.
214 Oito Havel, 14!)th St-uand 3d Ave.
35 John Kanamart (known as John
Kask), C18 E. 149th St.
473 Marcus Katz, 525 E. J49th St.
1811 Richard J. Kerman (Richard Joseph
Kerman), 615 Eagle Ave.
1000 Isidore Kess, 532 B. 149th St., or 150
Spencer Place.
3073 Anthony La Zow?al (Anthony Lazow
skl), 571 Courtlandt Ave.
1733 Earlin Lee, 2398 Park Ave., or 2948
Park Ave.
763 Victor Lehrrnan. 611 Concord Ave.
3315 Louis Machinsky (Louis Mashusky),
795 E. 151st St.
487 Oeo. Mastropcltro (Geo. Mastropletro,
George Mastropletro). 264 B. 154th St.
1329 Emilio Mazulo (Emilio Mar?ulo), 561
Morris Ave.
8461 Jas. Moran (James Moran), 688
Wales Ave.
1791 Gablela Mosknllo (Gabriele Moskello),
240 E. 148th Pt.
1410 Jacob Olken, 751 E. 150th St., or 1947
N. 31st St., Philadelphia.
3295 Lulgi Orcolini (Louis OrcollnO, 649
M jrris Ave., Bronx.
795 Philip Paskin, 42? E. 149th St.
1843 Salvatore Pellt, 649 B. 162d St.
812 Giovanni Perrotto (Giovanni Per
rottl), 222 E. 150th St.
27S6 Gustav Petersen (Gustav Peterson),
457 E. 148th St.
3222 Jas. It. Plcetelll (James R. Flcitelll.
James Romelo Pl3cttelll), 591 Morris
Ave.
890 Vlncenzo Pille. 239 E. 150th St.
75 1 Benjamin Posner (BenJ. Posner, Pos?
ner Benjamin), 6S4 Wales Ave.
1603 Frank Reynolds, 756 E. 155th St.
3283 Abraham Rich, 526 Morris Ave.
1048 'victor Rosenthal, 764 B. 'end St.
1252 Thomas Ryan (T., Thos.), ? : i Mo't
Ava.
JT72 Thos. M. Ryan (Thomas). 549 K
148th St.
1796 Sebastanio Salerni (Sebastiano, Sebas
tlono), 237 E. 150th St.
2S 47 John Salva (Suba. Sebo), 573 Mott
Ave.
2179 Jos. M. Salvaty (Joseph), 231 E.
146th 3t,
436 Morris Semel (Senell), 733 E. I52d
St.
28S4 Abraham Simon, 2378 Bathgate Ave. ;
445 Westchester Ave.
3533 Vlncenzo SoUZZO (Suozzol, 246 E.
I 50th St.
1730 Ja*. J. Waters (James., James John),
520 E. 149th St.
Ix>cal Board No. 127, New York City
1783 Alex. Abraham (Abraham Alex, Alex?
ander Abraham). 211 E. 43d St.
1478 George Anderson, 319 B. 49th St.
846 Martin '-'? Bosle, ISO E 44th Sr.
509 Thomas Bradley (Thos. Bradley), 133
B. 47th St.
842 John George Brodt (.: r-hn G. Brodt,
John G'. Bral l, 23" E. 45th St.
1199 Jerome C?rew, l .Michael Place.
2634 Vlncenzo i 'aride (Vlncenzo Caridi),
806 B. 46th St.
3376 Per Carlson, 138 19. 44th St.
3200 Richard Caroban (Richard Carolin),
344 E. 47th St.
2525 Peter J. Carroll (Peter G. Cnrroff
Peter Carroll, Peter J. Carroff), 9:JS
2d Ave.
244S Patrick Cromey (Patrick Cromey,
Patrick Coomey), S46 B. 4<;th St.
2953 Robert Crawford. 332 E. 43d St.
1127 Wm. B, Currey, Terminal Hotel, 42c
O?d G!?o? es now
?m the Severa Seas*
AMERICAS ?HIPS AUX AVAIL ABUS
FOR YOCB OCEAN VOYAGE
New combination Passenger and Freighi
Shi-p*. Faxt, Luxurious Steamers.
Keil number beside, ship's name indicate?
overator shovm bottom of column.
ELK OPE.
Plymouth, Bonlogii?" and London
From New York
July 12?Aucust 16?September 20?Old
North ?uto (lo?).
Augui-t 2?September C?Centennial State
(159).
Broman and Danzig
From New York
July 13?August 30?October .15?Hud
lon (15D).
July 23?September 7?Princess Matolk*
US!)).
July 28?September 14?October 20?Po
tomao (159 >.
Naples and Cieno?
Frosn New York
Middle July?Pocahontas (169).
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen.
From New York
July 23?August 24?September
America (150).
July SO?August 27?September
Qeorgs Washington (159).
SOU I H AMERICA
Rio de Janeiro, Jloutevideo and Due?os
Aires.
From New York
Martha Washington (91).
FAR EAST
Honnlnln. Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghrl,
Manila. Hongborg.
From >'an Francisco
July 23?Empire State (105).
August t>?G->lden State 1106).
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai. Hoagkaas,
Mat-la.
From Seattle
July 9?Silver State (100).
July 30?Wenatchee (10S).
HAWAII. PHIL1PPLNES. EAST INDIA,
Honolulu, Manila, baigeu. Singapore, Ca?
lumbe, Calcutta.
From, San Francise?
July 14?Granite State (105).
August IS?Creole State (105).
?OASTWLS- AND HAWAII
Havana, Can.?:. Los ?ngelus, nan Francise?
and Hawaiian Islands.
From iialtimor?
July IS?Hawkeye State (SO).
28? ?
a*?
SO Motion Navigation Co.
120 Market Street.
San Francisco, Cal.
21 South Gay Street, Baltimore. Hi.
01 !ttuiu>a Mteamship Line.
?7 ',.aii Street, N. T.
Tel. Bowling Green 3300.
10? Pacihc Mail S. S. Co.
1* Hanover ?ia.. N. Y. ?
Tsl. Bowling Green 4S30.
?21 Market Street, San Francisco, CaL
108 The Admiral Line,
17 State Street, Vt, Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 5?35.
L. C. Smith Bid?.. Seattle, Wash.
159 0. S. Mail 8. S. Co.. lae.
45 Broadway. New York.
Tel. Whitehall 1280.
U.S. SHIPPING BOARD
UkuA>*$ta*t,?3Ci
St. and L?xington Ave. (William C.
Currey, Will in m Child, 43d St., Lex.
Ave.)
164 Joseph Anthony Daly, T87 3d Ave.
(Jos. A. Daly, Genera] Delivery, Ca
vsnaugh, in.)
17 74 Edward Davis, I4S 1st Ava,
868 John Donnelly, 348 B. 47th St.
703a James J. Elliott (Jarnes Elliott). 686
3d Ave.
325 B. W. Elliott (Beverly W. Elliot), 151
E. <9th St.
390 Timothy M Forgan (Timothy M. Por?
ga?, Timothy M. Honran. Timothy
Morgan). 235 E ii'li St.
963 James Pox. S43 E. 46th St.
274 John Thos. Beargopolas (John T.
';? argopi losA 208 K. 14th !
3470 John Georges (John 307 E.
4tth St.
135 Kreasar Giovanni (Greaaer Giovanni,
ZuoUer Qlavannt, Juaset G4ovs>nnl,
? ?. reaser), 806
1549 Ms/nfrerU Olsalanla iM. G
B. 42d St.
32 Joseph (Jsmes) Gieason, 3 41 B. 4Sth
St.
728 Mike (Michael) Golden, 416 E. 46th
St.
1530 William Gordan (Cordon). 3.5 E
49th St..
2685 Silvio Gutensim (Gnienstnl, Guauzinl,
C. Gulenjein), 902 2d Av.
1611 Harry Hachar?an (Huckfa.rian), 241 E.
42d S<
2543 George (Geo.) S. Hamilton, 235 E.
4 0th 3t
1852 Joseph R. Hawlener (J. R. Hawllner),
240 E. BOth St.
2400 Michael F. U-'rank) Hart. 222 E. 4lt.h
St.
3C68 Walter Dintv-s (Dennis, D.) Hyland,
20t E. *5th St.
2265 l-'reUrich (Frederick) .Tanzen (Fred
Janaer), 304 b. I Oth
34S4 Geo. A, V. (Geo. V., John August
Valentine. Geo.; Johansson, 215 E.
48th St.
1385 Apurva. (A.) Kamarson, 240 E. 48th
St.
1761 John J. (John) Kennedy (John Ko
nedy), 200 E 45th St.
3199 Peter DaBed (Pete Lebed, Peter La
Bed ). 813 1 it Av.
952 John Laughlln, S95 2d Av.
1628 Henry Lettland (Henry Edwin Le
In ml, Henry Bdmen Luland). 233 E
48th St.
2483 John L. (Louis) Lenardl, 338 E. 47tl
St.
2197 John Lysoght (Lysaght), 734 3d Av
3370 Martin McDonnell, 762 3d St.
1781 Denis McGlnlty, 2:::. E. 41 st st.
1666 Owen McUlninty (Dennis, Owen Mc
Glnlty), 245 E. 48th St., 342 W. 58G
St
2189 Frank McGinnis, 7S4 3d Av.
3822 John Mahonay, 223 E. 44th St,
2393 Edward Thos. (Ed. F.) McMahon
230 E. 43rd St.
605 Tone Mormduh (Toni Mansdush, Ton;
MandUli). 848 1st Ave.
2024 Roberto Marchio (Robert Marchl?
Roberto Mauhlo), 165 B. 45th St.
268S George Michael. 210 E. 44th St.
1954 Daniel Murphy, 834 2nd Ave.
1383 George Frederick Hall (George T
Hall. il?o. F. Hall, George I. Nail,
216 E. 50th St.
3383 Archlo Neu Decker, 224 E. f.Oth St.
2404 Otto Nielsen (Nielson). 216 E. 48th S
3404 Spyros (T. Iazarr) Papuas, 215 I
43rd St.
169 Oeorge G. Peck (G?orge Gascocgr
Peck, Geo. G. Peck, George G. Reck
151 E. 46th St.
3357 Stanislaw P?tale (Stanislaw Ptal
Barney Petak), 348 E. 47:11 St. (81
1st. Ave.
3646 George Peteraon (C,e0rtr? Petterso:
Geo. Peterson), ?806 E. 48th St.
1694 Rosica Pietro, 7<}7 3d Ave.
1183 John Joseph Reilly (John .T. Reill
John J. Rieily), ?71 2d Ave. or 2:
E. 94th St.
834 Coeber Roman;",! 1 ?oeber Romanil
Romanelli Loeber), 309 E. 45th ;
550 D. Kav War V S, (Dlmitrlos Par,
groto Roucoulioti s, D. tliol
D. Ronconllotls), ;;! E. 44th St.
2791 ( itha Rosa, 0t2 3d Ave.
2043 Thomas A. Roume, 20S E. 44th St
2048 John Ryan. 215 E. 43d
IS6? Pa il Schmidt, 124 E I i
1687 Chas. R. Shimin i (Chas. Roy Shwar
Charles Roy Shii
Phlmrld, Charles Roy Shinarecb), i
E. I8th St.
3533 John Patrick O'Rourka (Patri k
O'Rourke, Patrick J. Rourke), 227
46th St.
2415 Edward Simp
ios N 5th .'?.'? ? . P 101
2^'', Nunsiato Sti ?litano 1 S
tano, Numsaito Bteletano), 311
4'3th S:.
1789 Patrick Sullivan. 216 E. 441
1493 Albert E : 16 E 48th St.
?39 Celleso Tersello (Tersilio Cellessi,
Terslllo, O. Cerslll! 1 22a ... 4Sth
or 228 E. 4cth St.
2613 Michael Tuchy (Tuohy. Tuohi
Mich;:,-. J. Tuchy), 34S E
2399 Hen lan W a 16 E 50th 3t
3858 Francis VVa I, 244 E. 41
St.
703 William Weidner. 889 1st Ave.; H..
klna
3 75 B B, 46th St.
2153 David Woodlock, 24!> ... 44th
(Wordlock), 602 W. 1:15th St.
3508 Lee Kam Young, '17 7 3d -
3S06 Emmanula Zaneton (Ernmanu?
Zanitan \ 246 K 4 itb St.
0D0 charles Cage 1 Zago. Zazo, Zage), !
E. 48d
Lasker to Decide
On Shipping Board
Plans Next Week
Private Owner? and Oper?
ators Ready to Submit
Ideas for Reorganization
and Aid Efficiency Drive
From The Tribune's U'a*A?n?7'.9H finr'c-1
HINGTON, July ?..Definite es?
cisi?n on the pian to be followed in
bringing al ? of th?
pittf Board is ex?
pected to be marie upon the return to
Washington early next week of Chair
rnsn Lasker, who is now in Chicago.
During his stay in New York Mr.
Lasker received assurances from the
p operators
that their plans for reorganization
would be placed befo? the board early
next week. The idea of per
greater efficiency in ? I of th*
vast government ihiiptngestablishmaM
already draft? i by the board will be
studied in connection with the plans
furnished by the practical shipping
men " to utilizing the good
feature? of each plan in a general pro?
gram to be pot into effect.
Coir the stutlythat is now
being made of the various piar s for
mixing the boar
on a business ': i ens of
the organization arc now engaged in
-g up the inventory of the as?
sets of tho establishment in order to
have ready for the board a complete
chart of all surplus property and un?
productive agencies. This is required
so that the work of consolidating and
coordinating the various branches of
the organization will not be difficult of
accomplishment in Lne with the re?
organization scheme.
The task of getting an accurate ac?
count of every item of property now
hohl in the name of the Shipping Board
or the Emergency Fleet Con ration is
being chr?cted by Robert H. Mont?
gomery, a New York accountant, who
to-day organized a special staff of as?
sistants to ?0 over ail the records of
the shipping agency. Directions have
been is Mr. Montgomery to all
: the board on the Atlantic;
Paciiic and Gulf - 1.0 furnish
ashington headquarters a com?
plete record of all property under theii
control.
lt was pointed out to-d3y at th?
board that until an accurate account oi
the board's property ?3 available anc
complete data is procured on the per
sonnel employed here and at brand
offices the various changea content
plated by the reorganization of tht
cannot be made. Ail efforts
therefore, at this time are being di
rected toward acquiring this informa
tion for presentation to the boart
when it takes up the matter of change:
next week.
-? -
Stillman Quits Poughkeepsie
To Spend Night on Modest}
GLEN COVE, L. I., July L?James A
Stillman, seeking relief from his mari
:?? other troubles, motored hen
to-night fr< ? C<" and wen
sty, which i
anchored in the harbor.
.Mr. Stillman arrived aboi.: F p. m
and p. ??' enco to the landin;
of the New York Yacht Club, v.-he:
: by a small boat from th.
Modesty which took him out to hii
yacht. Members of the crew say th<
. which arrived here Monday night
wiil remain in the harbor practical!;
all summer.
TRAVEL i TRAVEL
A NINETEEN DAY CRUISE
from BALTIMORE to SAN FRANCISCO
via PANAMA CANAL AND LOS ANGELES
by the e?'w ixnJ lu^uriou?
S. S. "EMPIRE STATE"
2CtP.n ?<-"? P:-' !.'.(T:nrtil
| leavir^ Baltimore Jolv 3-??
i Fares to San Francisco $290; to Cristobal $150 jjj
THOS. COOK & SON; RAYMOND & WHITCOMB CO.
i AMERICAN EXPRESS CO. cr other Tourist and Ticket Agencies, or
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
408 Exe.hr.ng? Place. Baltimore
Sailings Pierc 58-62, North Rivar, New Yorli
At noon (dayligiit savins) unless tpecifWd.
Cedria 1 To f Ju:'r 9 Au?- tt SeDt- 3 :
Cclric k. , -i Iuly23 Auf. SO Sept. 11
Paltte J L>V!>rD001 ! Jarj 30 A . . ' B I
Adriatic i to Cherbourg^ .Inly 6 Aug. -i Aug. 81 ?
Otvinvic 5 Southampton ) 3d.m.Jn!yl6 Aul. 13 Seat.3
New York and Cost?n?Alores,
Gibraltar. Nssies, sad Genoa
Canonic. ??. UA.il Aug. ? Seat >(
Cretio .11 A. M. S?ct. ;
Manchuria \ Hamburg j Juljt H Au?. 2J -?
Mona ??Ha 5 via Cherbourg ? .i uly 28 Sept, * -
tdmrte?.ahda. (Direct to Hamburg) Aug. II
International Mercantile
Marine Company
118 Steam???I.S5O.O0? Too*
0 Broadway. H. X. or Local Agent?
Cool Summer
Vacation Cruises
GET away from the beat. Take
a sea cruise to Quebec and
the land of Evanjeline aboard
the paiatia! 14.000 toa oceart
liner Fort St. George.
Five days each wmy, a twelve
day round trip. Fortnightly
trips July 10?30, Aug. IS.
Rates, $100 and up, caih way.
ition
FURNESS BERMUDA LINS
34 Whitehall Street, New York
or uuj- tourist ag?-n? y
Zeeland
Kroonland
Lavlwi
Finland
Famland 1 Hamburg
Gothland 5 Libau. Dar.ilg
Plvmoutb fu''v 2 A;:<- ? itopt-1?
Cherbourg J ''? ?' ' A''< ?
K 'uly 16 Am. 28 Sept l?4
? I? tl <>L-t. 1
3?i claw only) Ju'y la
CM clan? only) Julj 30
Antwera
ITALY
EGYPT & INDIA
Amcricsa Indian Line
TO
NAPLES?PORT SAID
BOMBAY?MADRAS
RANGOON?CALCUTTA '
S. S. CITY OF YORK
Sailing August 10
All OutM?le Itooni*
Flr?t and orrijnd t Imm Pa***r?er*
Sp*ei:U HtwNomry Badvetten
For rate- o' pamKge. etr., apply to
ftORTO^ L!LLY & CO.
M Be_?cr Street, NVw Tork City
General Agenta
Ellerm_n & Bucfcsiull 8. S. Co.. Ltd.
FRIHClfLIME
NEW YORK?HAVRE?PARIS
I.AFAYETTK.July 2 An?. :t Sept. 1
LA I.ORKAIVTC_liily fi Auk. ?I >-pt. S
IRA.Vf K .July : An-. ? Am. ??
1.A BAYOUS .July it .is;. IS B?pt. IS
1 UOCHAMBICAC . -inly H Aus. -'< Oct. 1
J.A ?M?tI'.IM)>\AIS..I;il;> t i Aug. K u.t. 4
.LA TOCBAISK . . .July tS AU?. M Sep*. 17
PARIS.?Jnly i~, Auc n Sept, ! ?
CHICAGO .July ;?t? :vp.. 7 tMt. 1 J
UKOPOLDIKA .Vu-. g S pi. U >rt. LI
Havre?Hamburg?Danzig
Mlt.UA.Jafcr H ??-?f. 8 Vov. B
New York?Vigo?Havre
BOlSi-II.ION July 0
comi'am's office, .? wat;: r.. s, -?.
Pm CUNARD
M ANCHOR
Passenger and Freight Services.
From New York.
CHBRBOURO AND SOUTHAM^TOH
I5FUI ..(, \??l \ _lul.v 4 Aug. It Pi-pt. ?3
A(|lllAMA .,Julv S .Iulv2? A?*. 13
MAlKtTAMA . Julv IS Au;. 11 sept. ii
LIVERPOOL
CABOKXA .I ly ? July S? Aag. ?7
CASI ?LIA .July ?
ALB IM.l (new) . . .J.jIv ? Ai!?. tO Sept. M
CAK.MAMA ...... Jwjr !?! Au?. I '? s-.it. I'I
PLYMI ? ktBUBO
AHO l'A
SAXOV1A.July,'! -?
. ?
? ? ' ? ROMA < new ?July ;> Julv M Auc. tt
I Et)A .lufy IB Aug. 13 Sept. Hi
ALGERIA . Ul-MOct. A
via
CM ?HJ?IA . l?f, a
I
AUSTRIA . .\?g. 13
t'uiiard and Anrlinr Sti-am Skip Linea,
25 Broad ..ay. iew \ork.
4ti E D
t ?. lACJtlaf?
tatMS
- ? .... j .?'?. eookiugi ta
principal poi?ra :? fccaaAtnaTl?, Oercaaay
ar>tf Bai! kr .-?t?te?.
LAWOE MODE??N STtTAMEBS.
S. S. Stockholm.July 9 Aug. ?0 Oct. 1
S. S. Drottniaghoim.juiy 23 Sepi. 3 Oct. 15
Sup- - .... u;OMi
Piucoif.' Ol . Ves? V*rlt

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