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SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THa WORLD
THE MAURETANIA
EQUAL TO OLD SPEED
With the Aquittuiia and Beren
jfaria Fonts Fastest Ocean
Serviee Known.
Nptfial C?M. to Tub N*w \hrk Hnuuh
t'opi/riphl, iftt, 6v The Nbw >okk Hkhaux
sot . ,1 vsiitos, Kng, March 13.-?The
- teamship Mauretania arrived to-day
utter a trip through th< North Sea from
the Kiver Tyne. ("apt. Kuntron. Cunarl
1'ne officials ami guests on board said
ti at the trip had proved that the ttftevn
jear-old vfK? I, now an oil burner, can
defenj handily tin blue ribbon she holds
?or ipcrd arrow the Atlantic If > wr
?halle- i il Though alio r an on only half
Iter boll, r impact: y aha logged better
than eighteen knots, Indicating th.it
under full |H>wer she easily could < x
<-ed the twenty-six or twenty-seven
I.not* which enabled her to hang up
i he noord of . crossing In four days, ten
Jioura and fifty minute*.
"The ship la eminently aatlsfaetory."
miM Sir Thomas Roydon. chairman of
the Cunard lJne. "Much a* the
pasaenger accommodation haa l>< en 1m
1.roved, all the old beantie of the pub
' e rooms have beon preserved?rooms
v lilch would b>' Impossible to duplicate
nowadays?and when the Mauretania
joins the Aqultanla in the express ser
vice, Saturday a week, and then the
Merengaria. my trio will constitute the
taateat ocean service ever known.''
Officiala say there is no likelihood of
the Mauretania going back on ft four or
Jive day schedule in these days of
higher fuel costs; but with all three of
rhe big ships oilers, enabling rapid
art outs. It means a seven day ship
-very ten days, with the Mauretania
. pftble of prodigies of speed if ever
; becomes n ceaaaxy for her to make
tlnr to arrive on schedule. The ship
docked at Southampton to have the
torn scraped. She will sail a week
Saturday for New York.
? BOARD BUYERS
PREPARE TO SETTLE
Prices of Vessels Tentatively
Agreed To.
Tentative settlements have been
reached with four or five of the "pioneer
purchasers" of Shipping Board vessels,
Harry S. Kimball, vice-president of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, said yes
terday. He added that It would not be
wise to reveal their names, In view of
the banking arrangements that will re
main to be carried out.
In some cases the settlement was
reached through an agreement by the
purchaser to take additional tonnage at
low prices, anr* thus bring down the
average of the prices that he contracted
to pay when tonnage values were at the
svar Mme peak. In other cases arrange
ments were made presumably Involving
the sale by the Shl-plng Board of the
mo> gages held to cover the unsettled
balances of the purchase prices.
Representatives of betweer fifty and
vixty of the fjioneer purchasers have
been seen by Mr. Kimball since the an
nouncement, three weeks ago, of the
bourd's relief policy. Mr. Kimball said
"hat In view of the large nnmber of CP***
'o be considered, the progress so far
made could be considered satisfactory.
Tn a major portion of the oases only the
Preliminary ground has been covered
SUBSIDY BILL HOSTILITY
BLAMED ON FOREIGNERS
^ I" Marvin Answers Plea
Gompers and Furuseth.
The announced opposition of Samuel
Oompers and Andrew Furuseth. head of
he International Seamen's Union, to -h'
--oposed subsidy bill was the occasion
for a statement yesterday by V inthrop
Marvin, vice-president and general
?manager of the American Steamship
Owners Association, which ascribed the
tcwtlllty to foreign Influence In the rank*
?f the labor organization.
.. *;Mr- 1F'u,r?-eth has admitted to me
onl.v 16 t>er cent, of his members
ire American citizens," said Mr. Mar
vin. "ft fs easy to see, therefore, whv
he would oppose legislation which wouiil
avor American seamen by enrolling
' ,n the "aval reserve and paving
t"?m accordingly. The plea of Gctnpers
and Furuseth that this provision would
permit the navy to order the men Into
service In the event of a
*trik. is entirely specious. Th* National
OOnrd Is not subject to a call of this
sort, and naval reservists enrolled at the
time of the shipping strike a vear aca
were not called Into aervlce "
The ship owners. Mr Marvin said, are
mainly satisfl-d ,-1th the hill, and then)
I"9""1 Hk?:o.ood of an agreement
ln ,h<> Provisions.
Ithough Individual members of the as
sociation may prefer such request*
FORCED TO SAIL 6.000 MILES.
Tw? Trips Arran Ocean to r.rt
Into (Inrrnilnnn,
Two Involuntary voyagers from Liver
pool arrived yesterday hv the White
?>tar liner Baltic and. hein* aliens wer.
not permitted to land by the ImmiKra
lon authorities. They are John R Fer
u*>n. superintendent engineer of the
unnrd line, who was on his way to
'.ueenstown, and the Mersey pilot, J
Wfl"n ,hR ]fic sr.
Mvea off Queenstown a heavy swell
made It hazardous to attempt to enter
ork harbor so the Baltic kept rlpht on
to New York.
Mr. Ferguson said he would land at
Queens town, weather permitting from
hL v U"r neXt ""'f , n"t- ""<1
then will have traveled about fi.Ort) mil<-??
Instead of a few hundred miles.
SEEKS TARPON. GETS LIZARD.
rapt. Ronarae Also Han Thrills
Reaenlnc Ills Wife.
jIo,?n Ronayne, Sandy Hook
totL r10.?k" ,akln* " vacation
,irJ V ,rlbbfan nn'1 nt Colon with his
Vrut't ^n ir i by the United
illh L " "nl'1 h" ^rpnn
? Ishlng at Colon uninteresting. but that
f-W fhr||l? f|flh|ng fot. h|? wlff)
vho twice fell Into ,h(. WatPr whl|(;
? piping him find out that ho could not
<mtch any tarpon.
. T!'f p'lotf A?"oc|fltlon of Colon gave
to the Captain a five f -ot Igu ina. big
gest of tropical lizards. and esteemed
a delicacy by Central Americans. He
Is not going to eat the igunna, which
?astes much like chlrkon, hut will train
vt to bunt monjultoes this summer.
notrniiToN out* DRottRR,
roroirKKRrsiE, March 1#. -Alsnson n
Houghton. American Ambas* .t(,r t<>
Germany, received the dgr if Doctor
of Unn st St. Stephen's College. Annan
dale on Hudson, to-day. l?r Caleb p
Stetson, rector of Trinity Church. New
Vork .got the degree of Doctor of Dlv In
Itjr. The degrees were conferred by Dr.
Barnard Tddlngs Hetj, president of the
fl?He?e.
CLOSING OF MAILS
Foreign mailt will close promptly as Indicated below at the Oeneral Post Office and
Ctty Hall Station. Ordinary print*, samples, parcel post packages and registered artlles
el": e two hours earlier, except that registered articles have to be mailed between the hours
of s AM and 1- I'M. At tin foreign Station icorner of Morton and West streets) foreign
mall clou i half nn hour later than ut the General Post Office and City Hall Station,
supplementary mall close, . t the General Post Office and City Hall Htatlon, where double
po ta ?? li required ST'PPl.KMKNTARY MAIL (double postage required) closaa at the
Ion Ign Station half an hour later than the supplementary closing time shown below, except
that ipphmentary mail for European countries and for Central America, &c, via CrUto
lial, I" s one hour later Whenever mall vessels sail between the hours of !? AM and 6
i M a upplenimtary mall post office on the iteamshlp pier Is open to the public tVi hours
bet'ur. tl..- scheduled *allint; time and closes lo minutes before the scheduled railing time.
I>ouhii postage reiiulred. The steamers for which supplementary mall is accepted on the
p.ei' at time of sailing are shown below by a dagger t.' > following time of closing of mall.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Trr>l?\v. MARCH 14.
lit. t Britain, Ireland, South Africa.
??Ira ii:ul Oupe Verde Inland- (other
| countries must be specially addressed), via
Qui. imowii, Plymouth and Cherbourg: also
c!\(, p >t malls for Urea Britain. Ireland.
? ratii-i and the countries mentioned In notes
A a i B below, via Plymouth and Clier
11 OL.1-) NORTH STATK, 7 AM (eup
9 AM ti
W HDNKSD.VY, MAflCH 15
-t\ II (specially addressed only) via Cadlc
mid llai . !una. also parcel pout ma.la for
Spain. Canary Islands, Ceuta, Mtlilla and
r. -?? r In Morocco, str LEON XIII. ?i:o0
AM.
? rniany (specially iddmied only) via
Dretnen; also panel po t malls for Ger
jt.iii), Austria, Cxechu-Slovakla, Hungary
il Si' tzi rland, str HANNOVEK 7 :30 AM.
Europe. \trlca and Went Asia (> * ept
pilnt.s for Great Britain, Ireland, South
M i, Mad) Ira ami Cap? Verdt I lands)
. u Havre also parcel po?t mails foi France
4 nil thi other countriofl mentioned in note
B below, sir PARIS, 8:30 AM (sup U:30
AM t).
Senegal and Gambia (Canary Islanl* and
, other parts of West Africa must be spe
? 1 * 11 > addressed) via Tvnertffe. I?akar, Bath
er t. Hlssao, Conakry, Freetown, Cape
Paimas, Grand Baasam, Axlm, Seccondee
and Accra: a!.?n parcel post malls for Santa
I'm/ de Tcnerlffe, Oftdt* and Liberia, utr
Ii(INNV. !> A.M.
Portugal (Italy mta-i be specially ad
dressed i via Lisbon. Palermo and Naples;
al*o parcel post mails for Portugal and
Italy, str BltAGA, 10:30 AM.
Portugal iftai.v must be specially ad
dressed) via J.l.sbon. Palermo and Naples;
| by rail to Provldonce, HI, and thence by str
URAGA, S P.M.
THURSDAY. MARCH 16.
South Africa (specially addressed only)
via ('ape Town; also parcel post malls for
Union of South Africa. Bechuanaland Pro
tectorate. Portuguese Hast Africa, Northern
and Southern Khodesla and Southwest Af
rli a Protectorate, ?tr YORK CASTLE,
! 12 M.
Turkey and Rumania (specially addressed
! only), via Constantinople and Corvstanza;
also parcel pas! mails for Rumania, str
j 9AUOUS. M:30 AM.
G? rmany (.specially addressed only), via
Hamburg: al-o parcel post malls for Ger
i many, Austria. Czecho-Siovakla. Hungary
and Switzerland, str SCHOHARIE, 1 PM.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TI KSDAY. MARCH 14.
North Brazil, lqultos, Maceio and Cabedello
(other part.s of Brazil must be ?pectally ad
! dressed), via Para, Ctara, Maceio, Pernam
buco, Cabedello, Natal and Parnahyba, str
POLYCARP, II AM.
Mexico (specially addres.su?l only), via
Vera CruK and Tamplco: also parcel post
malls for (he Mexican States of Chiapas,
Guerrero, Hidalgo, Mexico, Morelos, Oa.vai a,
Puebla, Tlaxcala and Vera Cruz, str MUN
PI.ACE, 12 M.
Hahanias (including Inagua ami Fortune
islands), via Nassau, str MUNARGO, 12 M.
Newfoundland, via St Johns, sir ROSA
LIND. 7:.'!0 AM.
North Brazil. Iqultos, Maceio and Cabe
dello (oilier parts of Brazil must be spe
: ciaily a ltd reused), via Para, Ceara, Maceio,
Pernambuco, Cabedello, Natal and Parna
livha (registered mail closes 8 PM, Mar< h
14), by rail to Norfolk. Va, and thence by
str POLYCARI, 5 PM.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS
Canal Zone, Panama, Nicaragua (except
East Coast). A ma pal a City, Choluteca,
Cauia and Narlno dtptrtm^Mi of Colombia.
I' uador, Peru (except Iqultos), Bolivia and
Chut' (I. tier mail only), via Cristobal, by
rull to Philadelphia, Ha. and thence by str
R1 CAR F LUCKENRACH, ? AM.
Bermuda via Hamilton, str FORT HAM
ILTON 7 :S<i AM.
Jamaica. < orta Rica, Canal Zone, Pan
ama. Salvador (prints, Ac>, Nicaragua lex
cept East Coast), Amapala City, Choluteca
(also prints, .v.-, for Nucaome. Tegu Igalpa
and Yuna ran) In Honduras. Colombia and
E.uador iothir parts of Honduras and lot*
trr mail for Salvador must be specialty ad
dressed) via Kingston, Cristobal, Cartagena,
3a vanilla and Santa Marta, str SANTA
MARTA, 8 AM (.-up 9 AM t).
Porto Itlco (ordinary mall unly) vln San
Juan, str BEATRICE, 11 AM (sup 12 M t).
Till KSDAV, MARCH 16.
Grenada. St Vincent, Trinidad, Cludad
Bolivar and Guiana, via Grenada. Trinidad
and Georgetown, str MARAVAL, 8 AM
Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
parts of Mexico min be specially addr ssed),
via Havana, Pro-reso, Vera Cruz and Tain
plco; al.^o parcel post malls for the Mexican
States of Campecbe, Chiapas, Guerrero,
Hidalgo, Mexico, Morelos, Oaxaca. Puebla.
Tlaxcala, Vera Cruz and Yucatan, sir
MEXICO, 8:3(1 AM 1.
South Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and
? I Uruguay, via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo ami
Buenos Aires, str SOUTHERN CROSS, 11:30
AM +.
i Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
: Turks Island, Monte Christ!. Puerto Plata,
Samana, Sanchez, La Romana, San Pedro de
Mai oris, San Domingo City, Azua. and Bara
hona, atr HARRIET, 12 M.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New York at 3 PM as follows:
Hawaii (t) via San Francisco, str MAT
SON 1 A, March 17.
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia, French Indo
Chlna, Netherlands East Indies (except Su
matra) and Philippine Island* (t) via Van
couver and Victoria. HC; also parcel post
malls for Shanghai City, str EMPRESS OF
RUSSIA, March 18 (?).
Japan, Corea and China (specially ad
dressed onh ) via Seattle, str MANILA
MARU, March 19.
Japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattle; also
parcel post malls for Japan and Corea. str
FI'SHIMA MAltU, March 19.
Hawaii (t). Japan, CoreH, China (except
Hong Kong), Siberia and Philippine Island*
($) via San Francisco; rtlso parcel post
malls for Japan. Corea, China (except Hong
Kong), str GOLDEN STATE, March 20.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Island*, New
Zealand and Australia via San Francisco;
also parcel post malls for Society Islands,
Cook Islands, New Zealand and Australia,
str MARAMA. March 31.
?Ordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
to ."> PM the. next day will, provided there la
no delay In the overland transit, reach
Seattle In time for connection witb tbe
steamer mentioned.
tSupplementary mall accepted on pier.
tAll classes of mall, lncludlnK domestic
parcel post, sent to Hawaii, Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
Mails of the following dates, Shanghai Feb
13, Kobe 2:Sd, Yokohama 24th. which arrived
per str Fushima Maru, were dispatched
. act from Seattle on March 9 and are due
In New York on the morning of Tuesday,
March 14.
Malls of the following dates, Manila Feb
14. ilong Kong 18th, Shanghai 21st, Moukden
j 23d, Kobe 27th and Yokohama 28th. which
< arrived per str Keystone State, were dls
i patched east from Seattle on March 10 and
| arc due in New York on the morning of
Wednesday, March IS.
NOTK A?PARCEL POST MAILS VIA ENGLAND ? To Abyssinia. Aden (including
Perim(, Afghanistan i Kabul). Accent Ion. Bechuanaland (British), Belgian Congo (Katanga
Province only). British Central Africa (Nyasaland Protectorate). British India. British
??-"malllaml, Qameroons (British), Cape Verde Islands, Ceylon, Cyprus, Egypt, Egyptian
Sudan, Falkland Islands. French India (specially addressed). Gambia, Gold Coast Colony,
Kenya and Uganda, I.aliuan, Macao (China), Madeira, Malta. Mauritius, Mesopotamia,
New Hebrides (Including the Banks anil Torres Islands), Nigeria, Nyasaland Protectorate,
Palestine, IVrriba, Persia, Portuguese India, Portuguese Timor, Portuguese West Africa,
Russia In Europe. except Ukraine; Russia In Asia, except Turkestan, St Helena, Santa
Cruz Islands, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Smyrna, Tanganyika Territory, Tibet, Tbgoland
(British), and Zanzibar.
NOTE B?PARCEL POST MAILS > 1% FRANCE ? To Algeria. Canu-roun, Corsica,
Dahomey, French Outnea, French establishments In India. French Indo-China lAnuam,
'"atnbodla, Cochln-Chlna, Laos and Tonkin), French Post Offices In China, French Somall
Innd, French Soudan (Upper Senegal, Niger and Upper Volta). Gabon, Ivory Coast, Mada
?n>f?r ami dependencies (Madagascar. Ste Marie de Madagascar, Nosslbe, Comoro Islands,
Mayotts, Gde Comoro. Anjouan and Mohell), Mauritania, Middle (French) Congo, Monaco,
Morocco (except Spanish). New Caledonia and dependencies, Niger Territory, Reunion,
Senegal, Togoland (French), Syria (French), (Beyrouth, Damascus, Aleppo and the West
I ern and Eastern Zone), Tunis, Turkey (Constantinople and Brusa).
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
Maryland. Bordeaux ?
Paris, Havre Noon
Santa Marta, Santa Marta, 4c.... 11:00 AM
SAIL TDI RSDAV.
Apache. Jacksonville Noon
City of Columbia", Snvannah 3-00 I'M
Harriet, Monte Chrlstl, Ac 8:00 PM
Mat-aval, Trinidad, 4c Noon
Mexico, Hfevana. 4c 11:00 AM
Saugus, Constantinople, 4c Noon
Srhoharle, Hamburg PM
Southe rn Cross, Buenos Aires 8:00 PM
York Castle, Cap? Town, 4c ??
KAIL TI ESDAY.
Munargo, Nassau 3:00 PM
Munplace, Vera Cruz, 4c 3:00 PM
Old North State, Queenstown,
Plymouth, 4c ?
Pi.lyearp, Para, 4e Noon 1
I Rosalind, St .lohns. NF 10:30 AM
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
Reatrlce, Kingston, 4c ?
Bonny, Dakar. Ac
liraga. Marseilles ??
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda 11 :00 AM
Hannover, Bremen 11:00 AM
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1922
Steamer* Due in New York.
IM r. TPKSDAY. MARCH 14.
Steamer. From. Agents.
Apache, Jacksonville 11th Clyde PS Co
A'lsntlc, Immln?tiam 23d Furnens-Wlthy
Bankdale, PiltnKW 2let Elwcll & Co
""'apt Maurice Eugene. Gibraltar lltii.
Three Star Line
City of Cnlumbus, Savannah 11th,
Ocean SS Co
City of Frceport. Avonmouth 24th,
Norton-Lilly
flan Kennedy. Algiers 27th... .Barber SS Co
Cornish City. Shield* llth U S SI*
Dakartan, Liverpool 25th.. I M M
Imnilrennan, (SlhrnltBr 23il. .. .Bvport SS Co
El Ocd.le e. Galveston 8th Southern Pac
Kid-ly. Uarl Feb 8 Phelps Bros
Finland. Southampton 3d Red Star Line
Gen <| H Enwt. Colon 4th Panama Kit
Indian Arrow, Rotterdam 21st S O Co
Maiinlyk, Rotterdam 18th Holland-Am
M ntauk, London 2"ith I M M
Montserrat, Cadiz 2d Spanish Line
Panama, Port au Prince 10th.. .Panama KK
Simta Ito, alia. London 23th Norton-Lilly
Slipne, Gibraltar lflth Three Star
Si.l. mlor. Sav.ina 22d R t H????
Trlnculo, Southampton 27th R L Hague
Varduila, Londoti 1 li .....Cunard Line
Vnrg. c.uan'anamo Tth Caribbean SS Co
Virgil, I'arahyba 15th Lamport * Holt
Westerdyk Rotterdam 28th.... Holland-Am
III K \\K1I\?1IAY. MARC H IB.
\ yria. Glasgow 2d Cunard Lino
Knsti rn Lender, Hull 2fith.. .1 II Winchester
Granfoe, Cristobal Ith Caribbean PS Co
Gulan.i, SI !<*:!* ??li Furne.** Withy
Hmerford, Hamburg 3d American Line
Me antle, San .loan I nth... .White S'ar Line
M i !? mtaii, Liverpool 2d United Am
Nl kerb, Laguayra 7th Fun h B ivo
North American. < il.-tobal 0th..Am r Metals
Orizaba, Havana 11th Ward Lino
Patrla. Naples 1st Fabre Line
Storm King, Rotterdam 20th.Black Diamond
111 K Till RHDAV, MARCH 1?.
Araguaya, Bermuda 14th .Royal Mall
Comandie. Jacksonville 13th Clyde Line
Constantinople. Palermo 2Sth Orepk Line
Inillas, Hamburg 1 l?th Kerr 88 Co
Ft Vletorla, H< rmuda Hth.Fumes*-llermuda
Fmnetseo, I full 1st Ellerman's
I fella*, Turk* I*l?nd 9th. ..Columbus SS Co
Potomac, Bremen l*t .IT S Lines
Slei 1 Age. Onion Ith lathmlar! Lines
Turrlalha, Kingston llth United Fruit
Almanac for New York March 14.
sun rise* fl 12 Moon rlsse.. (1 .14 PM
Hun pets 0 '>0 Moon seta... fl 08 AM
TIME "I- HIGH WATER MARCH 14.
Sandy Hook 7 2? AM 7 TA PM
Governors I land 7 .*>3 AM >? 21 PM
Hell ilatM (Astoria),.. !l 43 AM 10 II I'M
Tin time given In the above table l.? Ea.it
? rn standard time and Is furnished by the
Cn1l 'I Htaf?* Coast and Geodetic Survey.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.
NEW YORK, March IS-The time ball
?'? ?< ?? the Nrivl atlon and Marine Eng n*er ng
H lv.nl of the Seamen's Church In* l ute, 23
Si nth I'reet. itrofipeil to-day at enact noon,
7"dh rn |i fan, or n hour* of Grrenwlnh
mi an time. \ny one desiring Correct Green
v i "i mean time telephone Bowling Green
86110.
ARRIVED.
Str Baltic (Br), Liverpool March t to the
Whit. H nr 1,1 tie with 130 fir t, 223 ee .. .1
cabin imd 173 third cla'-s pa.*oen>rers, mall*
an i irn! i "'iN'f r?t to pl'r flO, North B'ver
>'r(> ir II (Dan), Copenhagen ad '"lirls
tlmtia, to Funch. Edys A Co., with ra ?ni
\ malls and Wda?. Anchored In Uuaran
tlne,
r Hionover 'Oer, new. 4,425 toll*),
I! m-n Feb 23, to the North German Lloyd
*' amehlp Co, with SI cabin and 20 third
ils'<e p? 'oengera, mails and mdsa. Wont o
'?mi of dth st'net. I'oboken.
Str Eastern Tempest, Cork Feb 4, Dublin i
10th and Belfast 17th. to Moore A McCor
mu k. with mdse. Went to foot of 18th ;
?treet, Kaxt River.
Str I.e panto (Br), Liverpool Keb 16, to the
Bllerman'a-Wilson Line, In ballast. Went to ;
foot of 7th street, Hoboken.
Str Valada (Br), London Kab 25, to th?
Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd, with rndan. Went
to pier M, Nortli River.
St.- Klng City (ltr), I^ndon. to the U 8
Navigation Co, with mdN.
Str Exeter City (Br). Bristol, to Chas Hill
; & Hon, with mdio.
Str Malmen irfw), Gothenburg Keb 8 and
1 Immlngham 15th. to Furness, Withy * Co,
with mdse. Went to pier 4, Bush Docks,
i Brooklyn.
Str Blair, Alexandria Feb 11 and Boston
March 11, to the Export Steamship Co. with
indse. Wont to foot of India street, Brook
lyn.
Btr Tohoa Maru (Jan), Kobe Dec 18. Hong
Kong Jan 2. Shanghai 10th, Yokohama 22it.
San Francisco Keb 17 ami Cristobal Marrh
:i. to Houlrter, Weir A- Iloyd, with mdse. I
Went to pier 20. Clifton, 81.
Str VwrU (Br), Buenoa Aire* Keb 20, ,
Montevideo '-'N', Rio Janeiro 25th, Trinidad
March ii and Barbados 7tli, to the Lamport '
?v Holt 1.1ne, with 102 passengers, malls and'
mdse. Wc nt to pier 15, Hoboken.
Str Jcthou (Nor), Buenos A tree Jan 24,
Rln Janeiro F< h fi, Barbados 21st and Baltl
more March II, to the Kerr Steamship Co,
: Inc. with inline. Went to New York Dock
Co's p:. r 'J(i, Brooklyn.
Str Dominie (Br), l'ara and Manao?. to
the Booth Line, with passengers nnd mdse.
Anchored In Quarantine
Htr Hagua. Ponce Marrh 2, Mayaguoi 3d,
Aguadllla I'll nnd San Juan 7th, to the 1
Atlantic Frmt Co, with fl passengers and
nid.-?. Went to pier 7, North Rl\er.
Htr Maraoaltio, Mararalbo, Mayagitez,
to Bite*, Dallett A Co, "1th jiassengsra, malls
and milse.
Str Clare, Ponce Keh 27, Acuadllla 28th,]
Ari'i Ibo March 1, San Juan 2d and Maya
Kiwi! 6th, to the Bull-Insular Line, with
rndso. Went to Ne# York Dock Co'a pier
'.'7, Brooklyn.
Str Porto Hleo, Pan Juan March S, Pone*
5th, Mayagtn* nth and Areclbo 8th, to the
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co,
with 1)7 passengers, malls and mdse. Went
t" New York Dock Co'a pier 35, Brooklyn.
Str Beatrice, San Juan via Philadelphia,
to A H Bull A Co. Went to New York Dork
Co'a pier -7, Brooklyn.
| Sti* Jo. epii M Cudahy, Tampleo.
Str B T Bedford, Tampleo Marrh 4 and
i Lohos sith, to Robert L Hague, with crude I
oil. Anchored off Tompkinsvllle.
Htr Toloa (Br), Cristobal March 4, Por'
Union 'ith and flavann 10th. to the United
| Krult Co, with 131 passengers, malls and
mdse. Went to pier 15, Baft River
Htr Mexico, Tampleo March 1, Vera Crtia
4th. Progreao 8th and Havana 10th, to the
New York and Cuha Mall Steamship Co,
with H>7 passenger*, malls and nvl?e Went
to New Vork Dock Co's pier 13, North
Hit er.
Str W L Steed, Tampleo, to tlie Fan
Anierli nn Petroleum and Transport Co, with
! crude oil.
Str Norfolk, Manranlllo. to the New York
nnd Cuba Mall St( SBIShlp Co, with mdse.
Went to New tork Dock Co's pier 17,
nrooklyn.
Str Of Ion (Nor), Sagua Marrh 2 and
Mat lei 7th. to the West India Steamship < o,
with hi nr. Went to elevator slip, Erie
Bn in, Brooklyn.
Str Eld'volil (Nor), Sagua Marrh 4 and
Havana 7thj to the Muneon Steamship Lin.',
with .suaar. Anchored off Liberty
H'r St Mary (Br), Santiago Feb 28. Ouan
tanamo March 1, Tannmo 5th, ('snanrva Nth
and Baracoa 0th, to the Attantie Fruit Co,
MAI.K OK WANTRn.
! OR SALE ?120 ft. steam frelrht boat, 200
frin*. ? '? In draft Jl.-i.onn M INTOHII
AOICNCY, It Broadway. Bowling Orenn 78".7
MKPC1IA NT marine men e-an'ed; earn |4S
J .. 10" ? eekly. Room 108. IS} Nassau St.
with 5 passenger* and muse. Went to pier
20, Bast River.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br), Bermuda March
11, to the Furnesa-Bermuda Line, wl h ISM
passengers, malle and nidBe. Went to pier
915, North Klver.
Str Minima, New Orleans, to the Southern
Pacific Co, with passenger* and mdt>e. Went j
to pier 49, North River.
Str Alio, Baton Rouse, to the Standard Oil
Co of New York, with crude oil.
Str Lake Stirling, Richmond, to the Rich
mond and New York Steamship Co, with
milse. Went to pier JO, North River.
Str Pawnee, Baltimore, to the Civile
Steamship Co. with milse. Went to pier 41,
North River.
Str Wtat Lasliauay, Baltimore, to C D
Mai lory A; Co, with mdae, Went to pier 3,
Army Base, Brooklyn.
Sir Schoharie, Philadelphia. to the Kerr
Steamship Co, with mdae. Went to foot of .
"i7th street, Brooklyn.
Str Fordonlan. Philadelphia, to McDonnell i
& Tru in. Anchored off Liberty.
Str BuchannuM (Br), Philadelphia, to the
I S Navigation Co.
Str Texas, Providence, to the Texas Co. |
Went to Kobltw's dry dock, Brooklyn.
St i Harvester, Newport, RI.
Schr Gamble, Colon, to master. Anchored ;
off Rcil Hook.
Tug ' iermantown, toning 3 barges.
Tug Atkins Hughes, towing 1 barge.
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Str Weaterdyk (Dutch), Rotterdam for
New York, la expected to arrive In Quaian
tlne at 0 AM Tuesday.
Str Blnnendyk (Dutch), New York for Rot
terdam, ?aa 700 miles E of Ambro e llgiit- j
?iiip at noon Saturday.
Str l'atrla (Kr), Naples, &r. for New
York, Us expected to dock at foot of .ilat
street, Brooklyn, about 10 AM V One 'ay.
Str Finland, Antwerp for New York, la ex
pected to doek at pier 61, Nortii River, foot
of West 2ist street, Tuesday afternoon.
Str Atteyrla (Br), Glasgow, &c, for New
York, Is expected to dock at pier .V4. North
Klver, foot of West 19th street, late Wednes
day or early Thursday.
Str Oscar II (Dan), Copenhagen, Ac, for
New York, l? expected to dock ni foot of
17tlt atreet, lloboken, about 9:30 AM Tuea
I llay
Str Potomac, Bremen for New York, will
probably arrive Thurwday.
Str Panama, Cristobal, Ac, for New York,
l.s expected to dock at pier 07, North River,
foot of West 27th street, Tuesday afternoon.
Str Scythian (Br), from London, was "80
miles K of Boston at 10 AM Monday.
Str Orinoco, Buenos Aires, 4-c, for Boston,
was 320 miloH E of Boston at noon Sunday.
By independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.
I Distance* t.'Iven in miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.]
Apache 32." S Scotland L V 13th.
1'. rclitra due New York 11 AM 1-lth.
Buchann<*i3 <iue New York morning 14th.
Centennial State 480 W Qucenstown 12th.
City of Weatherford 270 E Diamond Shoal
13th.
Povolente 2.0."'2 W San Miguel 13th.
I'ochet 200 SE Ambrose I, V 13th.
Eastern I.eader 683 E Delaware Breakwater
13th.
Essex arrives New York morning 14th.
Federal 100 SE Cape San Antonio 12th.
Finland 886 E Ambrose L V 11 AM l.'ith.
Humpden 88 WSW Nantucket L V 12th.
He'.en 282 S Scotland L V 13th.
Hilton 863 N San Juan 13th.
Huron 81*6 S Scotland I- V 13th.
J H Gordon 818 SE Hatteras 13th.
Lake Fannin 1J S Scotland L. V 13th.
I.ake C.llboa -lift 3 S-i 'aad L V 13th.
Mary 268 S Scotland !? V 13th.
McKeesport .".HO E i apt May 13th.
Moi rlmaick pa* s If 1 Klr< Island 13th.
Mir.n. klmdJi 1 .."0*1 E Atnbroee L V 12th.
Montauk TOO E Ambrose 1. V IS'h.
Orizaba paused Diamond Shoal 13th.
Punama 386 S Ambrose L V It AM 13th.
I'litrla 650 E Ambrose L V 13ltl.
l.'iil; tronck 780 E Hole In Wall 13th.
Pi bin (Jray due Balboa 7 AM 13th.
Sanation La*.* lat -7 20. loti 44 20 13t'n.
.S. attle Splrli lat 10 07, Ion 57 03 13th.
Seinrm flu 1,850 S. Ambrose L V 12th.
Silti la' .'If 27, Ion 72 21 8 AM 13th.
V ; I'ban ."15 SE Ambrose if V 12th.
Warwick 88 S\V Diamond Shoal 13th,
By the Radio Corporation of
America.
Agwlmex 0? SSE Tape Cod 0 PM 12th.
Ail', rlean til* 12 Ambrose L V 13th.
Bcthore lat 34 47, Ion 75 22 13th.
Bylayl in SVV by S Barnegat 13th.
i ootlctown 88 S Scotland L V 13th.
City of Atlanta 398 SW 'lay Head 13th.
( ,ty of Fairbury 850 E ("ape Henry 13th.
Kivt?lre Arrow 80 SE Diamond Shoal 13th.
Everett 30 SE Barnegat 13th.
Faraday 163 E Ambrose L V 13th.
i;,, i,-i W Barnes 327 NE .luplter 13th.
Gel redyk 170 E Boston L V Si AM 13th.
Oi.laria' ? S Scotland L. V 12th.
Hi i!.. rt I. Pratt l.Vfl S\V Diamond Shoal 13tli.
Im'la Arrow 246 E Ambrose h V 13th.
J A Moffett, .lr, 05 NW Tortugas 12th.
J X Pew 28 N Diamond Shoal "3th.
J. an Enicr> 70 NE Jupiter 13th.
J. hn Worthlngton 34 N Diamond Shoal 13th.
Kolonltt lat 35 1?. Ion 74 02 13th.
?' raealho 113 H Scotland L V 13th.
\i;. rtlnlque 210 S Ambrose I, V" 13tli. ,
Miitlnlco. k p;ne? d i arysfort l,lght 12th.
Mln.Ksotan <06 E Ambrose L V 13th.
Munalbro 277 S Scotland L V 12th.
Munamar 624 S Scotland L V 13th.
Mumlale 188 S Scotland I* V 13th.
Nora IM N'E Jupiter 13th.
Omar II parsed Nantucket L V 6 AM 13th.
i .iti: boro 1 SE Diamond Shoal 13tli.
Roth passed Fenwlck Island L V 11 AM 13th.
Sn1 ale 508 E Ambrose I. V 13tli.
Sudbury 1,300 E Ambrose I> V 12th.
8v. lfUture 34 S\V Block Island 13th.*
Vacuum passed Hatteras 13th.
West Hepburn 1,070 E Cape May 12th.
William Penn 1,305 E Ambrose I. V 7 AM
13th.
Yuma 108 S Ambrose L V 13th.
By United State* Naval Radio.
Afoundria 65 NW Tortugas 13th.
Ala 1,363 E Cape Henry 12th.
America lat 40 10, Ion 67 42 12tli.
Bayway 130 W Tortugatt 13th.
Cecil County 54 N Hatteras 13th.
Chalmette 55 NW Havana 13th.
Charles M Everest 154 S Hatteras 13th.
City of Freeport 250 E Ambroso L V 13th.
Clavaraek 30 NW Tortugas 13th.
Coelleda 431 ENE Cape Henry 13th.
Corning 140 WSW Sand Key 13th.
cotopaxl 35 N Fowey Rocks 13th.
Currier 137 W Tortugn? 12th.
Dallas 1,100 E Ambrose L. V 12th.
Delaware Sun 506 E Sabine bar 13th.
Derbyline 151 W Sand Key 13th.
E R Kemp 20 E Sand Key 12th.
Continued on Following Pnffe.
STF.AMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOl RS. STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
^ Red Star Line
Modern Rates
to
EUROPE
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG ANTWERP
When going abroad be guided by the hundreds of experi
enced travelers who insist on Red Star in preference to
all others. Every comfort and convenience of modern ships
?glass enclosed and broad open decks?exquisitely ap
pointed public rooms; homelike, comfortable staterooms;
Red Star service that anticipates your every need and the
famous Red Star cuisine.
And the rates are decidedly moderate. Book now and
secure choice of accommodations.
Sailing* from New Tork
FINLAND March IS April 23 May 37
kltOONI.ANU April 1 May ? June 10
I. AIM,AND April N May 13 June 17
ZKKLAND April 30 June 3 July h
International
1 Broadway, N. Y.
Mercantile Marine Co.
or Loral Agent*
CP
})
PACIFIC LINE
The Comfort cRgute
to SOOTH AMERICA
The lnrcr.it nteamer* to Peru and Chile
(14,3.r>0 tons displacement) built especially
for the tropic*. Perfect ventilation. All
cabin* equipped with bed*. Single and
double cabin*. Rooms with private baths.
Unsurpassed cuisine.
HEW YORK?PANAMA
PERU?CHILE
Special Reduced Fare* for
Ronnd South America Tours
EBRO Apr. 15
ESSEQUIBO May 13
The PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
28 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
117 W. WASHINGTON ST., CHICAGO
or L*e?l Agent*.
CUNARD
M0 ANCHORl,M?S
N. T. to Cherbourg nnd Southampton
AOLITAN1A Mar. 21 Apr. 11 May ?
MAI RFTAMA Apr. 4 Apr. (ft Mat II
lir.ltKMiAKlA Mny 30 June 20 July 11
N. Y. to Plymouth, Cherbourg A Hamburg
('AROMA *Apr. 8 Mot 13 June 11
PANNOMA Apr. 18
?Also call* at Halifax.
N. Y. to Qiieenntown and Liverpool
ALRAN'IA (new). .. .Apr. 1 .
C'ARMANIA Apr. 19 M?t 17
WYTHIA (new) Apr. 28 May 24 Jun.-1\
N. V. to Londonderry and Claagow
ASSYRIA Mar. 17
AI^iKRIA Apr. II May 12 June 10
COLUMBIA Apr. 2!) May 27 June 24
N. Y. !o Londonderry, Liverpool and Glasgow
CAMKRO.MA (new) Apr. fl .
N. Y. to New Bedford, 8t. Michaels, Llsoon
Olhraltar, Naples, Cairns. Dubrovnlk, Trieste
ITALIA Mar. 24
Lunurd und Anchor steam Ship Line*.
23 Broadway, Net* Vork.
bnort route ana turougn booainga to prin
cipal point* Id 8canUliiavla, Gurmaoy aa4
Baltic State*.
I.AIH.IC MODERN STKAMKRH
H. S. STOCKHOLM .Apr. 18 May 27
S. h. DROTTNINItHOI.M Inne 10
Superior l'??en|er Accommodation*.
Paeeenger Office. 24 NtoU St.. Now York
"The Pub He be Ptm?fd."
BOSTONP
PROVIDENCE $3.60
COLONIAL LINE
? rniumi k at .? t i?i ; ?? 't 1
??a 81.) wMkter* anil Handay* at 6 t. M
Outside Rtateroorns. |l 00
PHOVT r 4 MAI. !?M
Splmndld Sfeamers ? Splitnd/d Som'co
Orchestra on each *tearner.
Largo comfortable ataterooma,
Loave Pier 14 N. R Pulton Street Dally
Including Sunday* 9:00 P. M.
NIW LONDON LINK Leave Dally oacept
Sunda vapler 40 N.R Houatcnflt 1'"WP M ^
- ? ?"*
SaiUnga Piera 58-ft'. North Rlrer. New York
At noon. unleae epedfied.
To Cherbourg?Southampton
Maintaining weekly aallllig*.
Homeric (new). .3 P. M. Mat. 25 Apr IS Mar ?
niTmplc Apr. 1 Apr 22 May 13
Ma jea tic (new) .2 P. M. May 20 June 17
To Llrerpool ?la*^)ueenetown
Unexoelled Weekly Hervlee.
Baltic Mar. I? Apr. 15 May 18
Cedrlc Mar. 25 Apr. 22 May 20
Celtic Apr 1 Apr. 2? June 3
Adriatic Apr. * May 27 June 24
Mega n tic Apr. 19
Other Queenatown aalllnes via American Line.
To Aiorea. Madeira. Gibraltar. Algiere.
Raplea and Genoa.
Arabic (17,324 tone) Apr. 2S
WEST INDIES CRUISES
From New York to Havana, Jamaica, ranara*
Canal. Veneiuela, Windward and leeward Island*.
\ irgln Island*. Porto Hleoand Kermuda.
Megan tic (20,000tona) .Mar. 2<1
20 day cnilae with bookings to any port ol call.
No p*s*p<irt? required. $300 up
Vi Red Star Lini
To Plymouth, Cherbourg ?,id Antwerp
Finland Mar. IS Apr 22 May 27
Gothland Mar. 25
Kroonland Apr I May fl June 10
Lapland Apr. 8 May 13 June 17
Zeeland Apr. 29 June 3 July 9
To Hamburg. Libau and Daniig
Simland Mar. 34
American Lira
To Oueenatowo cod 'Hamburg.
Haverford '(direct) Mar. I*
Manchuria (alaoQueenatown) IP. M. Mar. 29
Mlnneka hda (3d claaai 'Apr. 19
?? alia at Plymouth ami Cherbourg.
International Mercantile Mtrin* Company
120 8teamar*~-1,300.000 Tone
> Broadway, N. T? or Local Agenta.
CLARK'S CRUISES by C. P. R. STEAMERS
Clark'e 3rd Cruiea, January 23, 1923
ROUND THE WORLD
Sunerb SS "BMPRESS ol FRANCR"
1H4NI Groaa Tona, Specially Chartered
4 MONTHS CRUISE, $1000 and op
Including Hotel*. Fee*, Drivel, Guide*, ate.
Clark'a 19th Cruiae, February 3
MEDITERRANEAN
Snnptuoua SS "KMPRKSS ol SCOTLAND"
2SOOO Groaa Tona, Specially Chartered
KC DAYS CRUISE, $800 and up
Including Hotel*. Fee*, Drive*, Guide*, ata.
!?? day* Egypt. Hale aline.Spain,Italy,Greece,etc.
Europe atop-overa allowed on both cruiaaa.
farow and Pasilnn Play Part In, tiOO >?
Frank C. Clerk. Times fluildinf. New York.
Regular Passenger Hervlca
?. r'ri c ivlavy iVich. 21
ui oioroio rftriT corp..
Sr. Broadway Tel. Bowling Uracil 770J
STEAMSHIPS, KXrVHSIONS and TOPKS. | STEAMSHIPS. MtCTHSIDVl nnrt TO! Il? STEAMSHIPS. KXt lTRSIONS and TOtTR*.
2000 MILE TOUR
Three Steamers Each Week
8,9orl0
DAYS
$
78
55 Liberal Stopover and
=== Side Trip Privileges
mmI tip* to it i t<wntoiBn tiltolMl
and number of dajri ?n rotate.
Tour No. /?first DAY?At Set on liric ocosn stfamcr
affording highest standard cuisine and service; spacious decka,
lounging rooms, music room, smoking room, etc.
SECOND DAY?627 miles south of New York, steamer pasaas
Forts Moultrie and Sumter of CivQ War Came, and arrives at
Charleston, 8. C.; ample time for shore visit at this historic city.
THIRD DAY?At Jacksonville, Flau, you may enjoy automobile
or trolley rides through beautiful suburbs, and at 4.00 p.m. yoo
amharfc on the famous "Daylight and Searchlight" trip on the
Through the Heart of
TROPICAL FLORIDA
FOURTH DAY?940 miles of picturesque and luxuriant i
? -most fasrlnating inland water trip In America?with glimpses of
alligators, birds of beautiful plumage, marveloua water foliage,
overhanging Spanish moss, etc., to 8anford and rsturn.
FIFTH DAY?Back in Jacksonville 7.00 a-m., forenoon may be
devoted to sightseeing, Ostrich Farm, curio and souvenir shops
Returning homeward ocean steamer sails at 2 p.m.
SIXTH, SEVENTH and EIOHTH DAYS?834 miles or thrss
days' ocean voyage northward and the 2,000 mile tour is com
pieted with your arrival at New York on the eighth day.
Tour No* 2?Same as No. 1 but affording opportunity to spend
a day in St. Augustine, America's oldest city, with its Forts, Slave
Market and striking Spanish architecture, returning within nine
days.
Tour No. S?Same as No. 1 but with privilege of breaking the
trip either at Jacksonville or Sanford, making side trips to any
saints desired, and returning at any time before Mar 31.
Write for Illustrated Folder
7b insure choice of mcoommodmtionm, reservations
for thmmm popular tours should ba mado in mdrmnos
CLYDE LINE
4tt Fifth As*, at 4H 5*.?or?Pier M, North River, New York
?A SUMMER CRUISE.
? AROUND ?
" THE MEDITERRANEAN "
I/FIFE'S full measure has not*
been reached without a share
of travel. Seeing other scenes and
other people?each with some mes
sage, is a most necessary part of
education. The supreme oppor
tunity of pleasurable, worthwhile
travel is offered in our cruise-tour
by specially chartered new and
superb Cunard - Anchor Liner
"Tuscania" sailing from New York
July 5th, returning September 6th.
Well - planned itineraries ? long
glorious Summer days spent cruis
ing or on leisurely and interesting
shore excursions.
Option to return via North Atlantic. There
?re various programs (or visiting PAL
ESTINE ? ROME ? the PASSION
PLAVS at OBERAMMERGAU ? dif
ferent parts of Northern Europe including
PARIS (Battlefields;, LONDON,etc.
Inclusive Fares from $600
For Full Particulars Apply
THOS. COOK & SON
24."> Broadway Wll Fifth Avenue I
Oup. City Hall Cor. 4?th St.
T-I. Barclay 7100 Tel. Murray Hill 6171
150 Offices Throughout the World
WARD LINE
Regular Weekly Sailing* to
NASSAU, Bahamas
Leave New York every Saturday; ar
rive Nassau early Tuesday morning.
AI Ml direct semi-weekly aertics to
CUBA and dlrrct weekly service
to MEXICO.
Hkw Tork i/Cuia Mail iS.Ccx
rMlWWtllll. NtWYONK
T#l. John 4400
GRACE LINE
NEXT
SAILINGS
S. S. Tere.a March 2s"
8. S. Klixa April 12
Finest, fastest service to South'1
America. Comfortable outside
rooms;uneacelledcu i ne.Frrquent
direct tml n s via Panama Canal.
GRACE LINE, lac.,l? Husrtr H.N.T.
Al l. ABOUT BERMUDA BY NATIVE.
* day trip or lon*er?All K*p., ?!?? <ip.
BOOK AT OWE FOB F.AHTEB.
10.1 Park Ave. (4l?t St.)?Vnnderhllt 4flM.
COMFOBT WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE.
Independent Travel Everywhere.
BOOR AT ONCE FOR EAuTER.
lAA I'nrk ,\?e Mini 4?M.
See Beautiful
South America
The peer of any land you
have ever visited.
S. S. Vestris
Luxui iously appointed steamer
of the famous V-FLEET
Sailing March 25th
for Rio de Janeiro?Monte
' video and Buenos Aires
Offers eve ry possiblecomfort and
luxury en voyage. Direct service
from New York.withamplestop
over privilege* at ports of call.
Other nailing*?8. B. Vandvck,
April fl. 8. 8. Vmnarl, April 29,
8. 8. Vtuboo, May 13.
For full partlrulara and special rates
for tho round trip, apply company'*
oflico, 42 Broadway, New York.
Lamport & Holt Line
ROYAL
MAIL
TO
BERMUDA
The Comfort Roult"
Summer Mil week in Bermuda.
An invigorating two-day Mil to a
mid-ocean oaradite. "Sporty" go!(
courae. bathing. boating, inarvtloui
climate.
Th? Bit Trmnmmllmntic tinar
ARAGUAYA
Smilt (WMrrMl at II A. M.
Ko o*??i>ort needed.
Ju?t take a taxi to
Pier 42, Notth River.
TNI MTU MUl ITUM MCMT CO.
26 Broadway Broad 2160
EUROPE
Special Escorted Tour
by 8.8. "Prmrtdonee," Palling April 21,
to
' Azores, Sicily, Italy,
Switzerland, France,
Battlefields, Belgium,
England
Onmprahoitilvo, nlghteeelng, hlfh
atanrtard hotels. Call, write or phono
for Itinerary.
Frank Tourist Co., 489 5th At.
(Rot. 1879.) I hon?V?nd*rbilt 7390
SPANIEIIM
SPECIAL buTlCE.
8t?nmera of this Linr t urru Mail
rtnrt Patten get h and tail prompt
ly repardlvta o'f carj/o of/vretl.
FKF.HJIIT ANI? PA88KNOKB 8KRV1<'E
To CADIZ & BARCELONA
R. M. 8. I .eon XIII 18
(riiNNftnitrrK mil t hf on bimril ft A. M.)
H. M. 8. Mont* rrnt. .. Akfmt April 13
To HAVANA A VERA CRUZ
K. M. 8. Montserral Ahnnt Mrh. 14
For further pnrtlrnlnro npplj ?o
1.1 18 l,I.ANH(l, Agent,
Pier S, fC. R- Telephone Bowling Oreen B1B0.
ROYAL MAIL
m vHK-4m;Ki<orwo
BOI'TIIAMPTOM?11<*MBI'BO
?? Broadway, Now Tor*
IfrN EASTER
IcruiseH
Delightful voy
age of 27 days
in tropic seas,
visiting Havana,
Jamaica, Panama'
Canal (two days), Venezuela, ,
Trinidad, Barbados, Martin- / ,
ique, St. Thomas, San Juan,
Bermuda. No passports re
quired for full cruise. Interest
ing shore excursions.
WGANTIC
(20,000 tons disp.) MARCH 20
to the WEST INDIES
Largest? dimensions of any
steamer sailing to West Indies.
Fare $300 up. Bookings to
any ports of call.
white star Line
Crui? Drpt,
No. 1 Broadway, New York City
New York to Europe
De Luxe Service
TO PLYMOUTH. BOULOGNX,
HAMBURG
.By New American Flag Stratum
Reselote May 2, May 80, Juae27
Reliance May 16, Jane IS, Jaly 11
Regular Service
TO HAMBURG DIRECT
Soiling* every Thurtdty. hy the popu
lar nlMmerii Mount Cloy, Mount Car
roll, Mount Clinton, Hanaa, Bayern,
Wuerttemberg, with epccial calnn and
improved third 'elan accommodation*.
United Ambrican Lines, inc.
WktUkutt if
FRENCH LINE
Weekly Sailings
NEW YORK?HAVRE? PARIS
For sailing dates, rate*, etc.. apply to
Company's Office, IB Htato St.. N. T.
N AVILAZI0NE UENtKALc ITALIAN*
To PA LERMO?NAPI J6B-?OENOA.
Foi fallings and Ratee Apply to
Italla-Amerlra Shipping Corp.. 1 State SI.
To Kurope I.'ndrr the American Flag.
Magnlfleont New 8team*lilpii.
Afntriran hutlt, mrvrd, operated.
UNITED STATES LINES,
45 Broadway, N. Y. 20V) Whitehall.
EU I #111/ Agt.AII Line* Europr.Uorrnuila.
. fl. LUn vVfit Irullen.So Ani' rl. a.Hono
lulu.China, Japan. |123ltway. Tel.89:iOWa(klno
HOLJLANI > AM I,It ICA lihtl
New York to Rotterdam.
General T'aseenger Offices. 24 State St., N. T.
KI?VPT-INDIA. American 4 Indian Line.
Port Hald, Bombay, Colombo, nan soon. Cal
cutta. Norton. I .Illy a Co . M Beaver St.. N.T.
SCAN DIN AVIAN AMKKK AN I.IMfc
DENMAKIi - NORWAY ? RWBDBf.
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