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22 ??? . THE NEW YOKK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MAKUH lo, 1VZZ.
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
POLISH LINES MEET
TO EFFECT MERGER
SI.200,000 Needed for Clear
Title to Ship Board
Vessels.
A meeting of the stockholders and
creditors of rhe Polish Navigation Com
pany was 'held yesterday In the Cunard
Building In connection with a plan under i
way to effect an amalgamation with the [
l>listi American Navigation Company i
and the Polish Mercantile Marine Cor
poration. .Much sentiment was ex
pressed In favor of the plan. John
Streleckl. the treasurer, said that $200,000
was available as the company's share In
the amalgamation.
The Polish American Navigation Com
pany will be the central unit In Che
new organization If the plans are car
red out. This company has six ships,
oil purchased from the Shipping Board
on the Installment plan, and negotiations
have been carried on with the board
looking to a settlement under the policy :
nf relief for pioneer purchases.
The six \ships were contracted for at
ahout $7,000,000, of Which about $2,500,000
has been paid. It was saidijyesterday
that the board, under certain Conditions,
would offer the mortgage for the re
maining installments at public sale, but
w<juld not consider any bid less than
$700,000. Assuming that the board would
accept a $700,060 hid the company would
?till have to show that it has $300,000 In
working funds to Insure the operation
of the ships. The task of the various
organizations working on the amalga
mation. therefore. Is to produce $1,SOO.OOO.
ff a settlement Is effected along the
Hues Indicated the six ships, totaling
? bout 50,000 tons, will represent an in
vestment of $80 a ton. Two, the Gdansk
end Pilsudskl, are passenger ships, the
freighters being the Poznan, Ida, War
saw and Kosciusko.
A committee of creditors and stock
holders of the Polish Navigation Com
r?vny was appointed yesterday, and
Morris Israel, secretary of the Woolen
find Dress Goods Merchants Association
of 297 Fourth avenue, was made chair
man. Another meeting will be held in
the offices of the association Thursday.
MEN DESERT FURUSETH
TO JOIN /. W. W. UNION
Shipping Board to Back In
ternational Seamen.
i The rapidly Increasing strength of
the Marine Transport Workers, an or
ganization of seamen affiliated with the
Iudustr al Workers of the World, has
recently been brought forcibly to the at
tention of steamship men. Formerly few
in number and mainly confined to the
Pacific coast, the transport workers of
late have been adding to their member
f-hlp in Atlantic ports and have been
making Inroads upon the International
Seamen's Vnlon. a more conservative
organization affiliated with the Amerl
an Federation of I.abor.
Andrew Furuseth, president of the In
ternational union, has admitted that
many of his members were going over
to the "wabblles." Commissioner T. V.
O'Connor of the Shipping Board, taking
cognizance of the situation, last week
announced that the board would support
Furuseth's organization against the I.
W. W. The Pacific American Steamship
Association recently issued a pamphlet
tejling of the purposes and methods of.
tlie Marine Transport Workers and de- '
scribing them a* a menace to American
shipping.
Representatives here of tlie Interna
tional Seamen's Union yesterday estl- I
mated the strength of,the Marine Trans
port Workers ss 5.000 members. The
members of the radical organization. '
which has rooms In New York at 21
? 'oentles slip and 9 South street, claim
40,000,
The Marine Transport Workers have
a constitution modeled after that of the
I. W. W. The preamble. Identically the (
same, reads: "It Is the historic mis
sion of the working class to do away
?with capitalism. The army of producers
ti?u*t be organized not only for the every
day struggle with capitalism but also
to carry on production when capitalism
has been'overthrown." ?
The transport workers' propaganda,
which Is Issued In a bulletin published
bimonthly in New York, of which L. S.
Chumlev Is manager, capitalizes All
movements looking to reductions In pay ,
f.ir marine officers and men and refers
scathingly to the failure of the conser
vative organizations to win the strike
last year and prevent further reductions.
SPUYTEN DUYVIL WORK
BACKED BY EXCHANGE
Bill to Straighten Ship Canal
Indorsed.
?The Maritime Exchange, In a letter to
< ?ov. Miller and the chairman of the
j-enate Finance Committee, declared yes
terday it? support of the bill recently
Introduced Into the legislature provid
ing for Improvement* to Harlem River
??rid Spuj ten Duyvll Creek and enabling
i he State to furnish to the Cnited States
the right of way necessary for straight
ening the heml in the .Harlem River
fchlp Canal. The letter, written by the
secretary, Walter J. Firth, said:
"Aa you are of course aware, the 1m
?>rovement of the Harlem River and
.^flnyten Duyvll Creek, aa made possible
bv the terms of thla treasure. would be
ciL inestimable beneflt to the commerce
nf thla port. Not only will It provide
THjr* greater accessibility to the business
and Industrial activities centered on this
?waterway but It will provide a channel
s^equate to cara for a large volume
? ?"commerce from the North to the East
Trfver. nnd vice versa, now < ampelled to
K<i around Manhattan Island via tha
R?tterj\ It t?e Hnrlem River Improve
ment is carried out so as to accommo- ,
?l$te this traffic It would tend to re
lieve the congested conditions around tha
Pgttery and would result in a consider
able reduction In the cost to the con
sider of coal and other commodities."
APriCF.RS IN SI HUDV P4HMSV.
A discussion was held yesterday after
noon by the ocean Officer# Conference,
wMili includes, besides engineers, the
NfBtune Association of Masters, Mates
nml f'ilots and the Cnited Association
r>f Masters. Mates and Pilots. The offi
cers are sttemntlng to agree on their st
tijtide toward the proposed ship subsidy
l?!?islatlnn The Indications were yes
terday that they would oppose It.
'HI,H? OM (OALItfi MHfP*.
-Louis Williams, an engineer of the
Pftlpley Construction Company, talked
r?n ship refrigeration last night before
tie Ocean Marine (engineers Beneficial
Association at IB Whitehall street. The
t/ilk was illustrated by lantern slide*.
I ?< l?H i:\VIH I.BAVR* FOR I. ?.
iM-aMsr. Msrch 14. Prof. T Smiddy.
l.'ofessor of economics a' TTnlveralty
College. Cork, who will succeed Harry
Roland as the Dail ElreannVs repre
sentative In Washington, left here for
the fTnlt?l .states to-day.
CLOSING OF MAILS
Foreign innl'i* will cloae promptly aa Indicated below at the General Post Offte? an?
City Hall Station. Ordinary print*. .sample*. parcel post package* ami registered artlilea
cloae two houra earlier, except that registered articles have to be mailed between tha houra
of 8 AM and 12 P.M. At the Foreign Station (corner of Morton and Weat atreete) foreign
mall cloaea half an hour later than at the Utuerul Pout Office and City Hall Station.
Supplementary mall close* at the Ueneial Post Of flea and City Hall Ftatlou, where double
postage la required. fl'PPI.KMENTARY MAIL, (double postage re-quired) rloaea at the
Korelgri Station lialf an hour later than the aupplementary closing time aliown below, except
tha" aupplementan' malt for European count) lea and for Central America. #C, via Crlato
hal. cloaew one liour later. Whenever mall vessel* gall b?ween the honra of 0 AM and (5
PM a Supplementary mail post office on the steamship p!er Is open to tha public houra
before tha aoheduled aalllng time and itoae? 10 minutes before the scheduled eatllng time.
Double poetage required. The ateatnera for which supplementary mall in accepted on tue
plei at time of sailing are shown below by a dagger ( i following time of closing of mall.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY, MAK( H 13.
Spain (specially addresaed only), Ms Cadir
arid Ba-elons also parcel poet mails for
Spain, Canary Island/*. Ceuta. Melllla and
Tangier In Morocco, str l.BON XIII, 6:30
AM.
Germany (specially addressed only), via
Bremen: a!*o parcel post malls for Ger
many, Austria, Cxecho-Slovakla, Hungary
an I Swlizerjand, atr.HANNOVER, 12:30 PM
Europe, Africa and West Asia (.except
prints for Great Britain, Ireland, South
Africa, Madeira and Caps Verde Inlands), ,
via Havre: also parcel poet mails for Franc e
anil the other countries mentioned In note
B below, str PARIS, 8:30 AM (sup P 30
AM f>.
Senegal end Gambia (Canary Inland* and
other purta of Weet Africa must be epeclally
addressed), via Tenerlffe, Dakar, Bathurat,
Biasao, Conakry, Freetown. Cape Talmas,
Grand Balaam. Atlm, Seccondee an<! Accra .
also parcel post malls for Santa Crux de
Tenerlffe, Cadiz and I.lberla, str BONNT,
12 M.
Portugal (Italy must hp apeclallv ad- ?
dressed), via Lisbon, Palermo and Naples;
also parcel poet malls for Portugal and
Italy, str BRAGA, 10:30 AM.
Portugal (Italy must be specially ad- 1
dressed i. via Listen, Palermo and Naples;
by rail to Providence, KI. and (hence by str
jBRAGA. 8 T.M.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16.
South Africa (specially addressed only),
via Cape Town; also parcel post malls for
Union of South Africa, flechuanaland Pro- ,
tectorate, Portuguese East Africa, Northern ;
and Southern Rhodesia. and Southwest Africa I
I Protectorate, str YORK CASTLE. 12 M.
Turkey and Rumania (specially addressed
; only), via Constantinople and Conatanza;
also parcel post malls for Rumania, str
i SAUGUS, 8:30 AM
Germany (spei lally addreased only), via
1 Hamburg, also parcel post malls for Ger
I many, Auatrla, Cssecho-Slovakla, Hungary
; and Switzerland, str SCHOHARIE, 1 PM.
FRIDAY, MARCH 17.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland, |
i via Bergen; also parvel p<wt malls for Nor- i
way, utr BERGBNSFJORD, 8:80 AM (sup
B AM t).
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN-1
TRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS.
.Vortli Braiil, Tqultoa, Maceio and Cabe
dello tother parts of Brazil must be spe
| cially addressed), via Para, Ceara, Maceio,
! Pmiambi>co,Cabed?-llo, Nsial and Parnahyba
I (registsred mail closet at 8 PM March 14),
: bv rail to Norfolk, Va, and thence by atr
POI.YCARP, 6 PM.
Canal Zone, Panama, Nicaragua (except
East Cooat), Amapala City, Choluteca,
Cauca and (Narino departments of Colombia,
Ecuador, Peru (except Iqulfoe). Bolivia and
Chile (letter mall only), via Cristobal, by
rail to Philadelphia, Pa. and thence by atr
EDGAR F LUCKENBACH. ? AM
Bermuda, via Hamilton, atr FORT HAMIL
TON, 7:30 AM.
Porto Rico (ordinary mall only), via San
Juan, str BEATRICE, 1.1 AM (sup 1U M t).
Jamaica, Cusia Rica. Canal Zone. Panama,
Salvador (prints, ?c), Nicaragua (except
East Coast), Amapala City, Choluteca (also
prlnta. Ac, for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and
Vuscaran), In Honduras, Colouibla and Ecua
dor (other parts of Honduras and letter
mail for Salvador must ho specially ad
dreeaedt, via Kingston, Cristobal, Cartagena,
NOTE ??PARCEL POST MAILS YIA
I Daliomey, French Guinea. Frrnoh eetahllshr
'"ambodia. Cochin-Chin*. Laos and Tonkin), 1
land, French Soudan (Upper Senegal, Niger a
pa scar and dependencies (Madagascar. Ste Mt
Mayotte, Gde Comoro. Anjouan and Moheli),
Morocco (except Spanish). New Caledonia (
Hernial. Togolsnd (French). Syria (French),
ern and Eastern Zone), Tunis, Turkey (Cons!
Sit van Ilia and Santa Marti, str PA VTA
MARTA, 8 AM (Hip ? AM f).
THTRSDAY, MARCH 16.
Grenada, St Vincent, Trinidad. Cludad
Boiivar and Guiana, via StronaUa, Trinidad I
and Georgetown. atr MARAVAL. 8 AM
Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
parts of Mexico nuiat be specially addressed),
via Havana. Progreso, Vera Cruz. and Tam
plco; also parcel poet malls for the Mexican
Status of Campeche, Chiapas, Guerrero,
Hidalgo, Moxlco, Morelos, Oaxaca. Puobla.
Tlaxrala, Vera Crux and Yucatan, atr
MEXICO, 8 ,'10 AM t.
South Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and
Paraguay, via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and
Buenos Aires, str SOUTHERN CROSS, 11:30 1
AM t.
Turks Inland and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island, Monte Christ I. Puerto Plata,
Saniana, Sanchez, X.a Romana, San lVdro dc
Macorlfl, San Domingo City, Azua and Bare- i
iiona, str HARRIET, 12 M.
FRIDAY, MARCH 17.
<~"ape Haiti, Port de Pal*. Gormlves and
St Marc (Curacao. Venezuelu and other
parts of Hal* I must be apeclally addressed),
via Cape Haiti, Port de Pali, Gonalves, fit
Marc, Port au Prince,* Petit Goave, Mira
goane, Jeremle, Aux Cayw. Jacrael, Curacao,
l.aguayra, Puerto Cabello and Maracalbo,
atr ASTREA, 12 M.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New Tork at 5 PM as follows: ;
Hawaii (t), via San Francisco, atr MAT- j
80NIA, March 17.
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia, French Indn- !
China, Netherlands East Indian (except Su
matra) and Philippine Islands ($)? via Van
couver and Victoria. BC; also parcel post,
raalla for Shanghai City, atr EMPRESS OK :
RUSSIA. March 18 (?).
Japan, Corea and China (specially ad- ;
dre.saed only), via Seattle, atr MANILLA
MARU, March 10.
Japan, Corea and Siberia, via Seattle; elao I
parcel poet malls for Japan and Oorea, atr j
FUSHIMA MARU, March 19.
Hawaii (J). Japan, Corea. China (ocopt j
Hong Kong), Siberia and Philippine islands |
(t), via San Francisco; alao parcel post |
malls for Japan, Corea, China (except Hong
Kong), atr GOLDEN STATE. March 20. j
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook lalanda. New Zea- |
land and Auatralla. via San Francisco; also |
parcel pant malls for Society Islands, Cook ;
Inlands, New Zealand and Australia, atr |
MARAMA, March 28.
?Ordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
to 0 PM the next day will, provided thero la
no delay In the overland tranalt, teach
Seattle in time for connection with the
ateamer mentioned.
tSuppleraentary mall accepted on pier.
1AII classes of mall. Including domestic
parcel post, sent to Hawaii, Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
Malta of tho following dates, Manila Feb
14, Hong Kong 18th, Shanghai 21st, Moukden
23d, Kobe 27th and Y'okohama 28th, which
arrived per str Keystone State, were, dis
patched east from Seattle on March 10 and
are due In New York on the morning; of
Wednesday, March 15.
Malls of the following dates, Shanghai Fob
18, Moukden 21st and Yokohama 24th, which
arrived per str Montoagle, were dispatched
east from Seattle on March JH, and mails
? dati d Urisbane Feb 14, Sydney 15th. Welling
ton 21st, Auckland 22d and Honolulu March
8, which arrived per atr Niagara, were dis
patched ens' from Seattle on March J3.
The mails from atr Monteagle ate due In
New York on the afternoon of Friday,
Manh 17 and those from the str Niagara
on the morning of Saturday, March 18.
FRANCE ? To Algeria. Camproun, Corsica,
nents In India. French Indo-China (Antiam,
?"rench Post Offices in China, French Somall
nd Upper Volta). Gabon, Ivory Coast, Mada
irie dn Madagascar, Nosslbe. Comoro Islands,
Mauritania, Middle (French) Congo, Monaco,
ind dependencies, Niger Territory. Reunion,
(Beyrouth, Damascus, Aleppo and the West
antlnoole and IJrusai.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SA1I. WKDVKSDAT.
Beatrice. Kingston, Ac ?
B<mny, Daku, Ac 3:00 r.M
Braga. Marseilles
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda 11:00 AM
Hannover, Bremen JPM
Leon XIII. Cadiz 11 :00 AM
Mar>land, Bordeaux
Parla, Havre Noon
Santa Marta. Kama Marta, 4c.... 11 :0*? AM
SAIL THTRWDAT.
Apache. .Tarkjonvllle . Noon
City of Columbus, Sa\annah 3 On I'M
SAITi TIIl'RSI>AT.
Harriet, Monte Chrlstl, Ac .. 3:00 FM
Maraval, Trinidad, Ac ? Noon
Mexico. Havana, Ac - 11 "00 AM
tiaugus. Constantinople, Ao Noon
flcljoharle, Hamburg I'M
Southern Crow, Buenos Alron..... 8:00PM
York Castle, Cape Town. Ac
SAII, FRIDAY.
A*ye*. Cape Haiti, Ac.. 3:00PM
Asayrla. Glasgow ........... Noon
Dei gensfJord, BergenNoon
Oropesa, Hamburg Noon
PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1922
Steamers Due in New York.
DTK WEDNESDAY. MARCH IE.
Steamer. From. Agents.
Atlantic, lmmlnghajn 23d Furoess-Witby
Uankilsle. Falanios Slat dwell A Co
Capt Maurice Eugene, Gibraltar 11th.
Three Star Line )
Clan Kennedy, Algiers 27th.... Barber S3 Co
Cot ntsn City, Shields 11th U S Nav
Dundrentian, Gibraltar 23d... Export S3 Co
Gaiters header. Hull 26th...J H Winchester
Erdely, Bart Feb 8 Plielp-t Bros
Gen O H Ernet. Colon 4th Panama RH
Haverford, Hamburg 3d American Line
Megantlc, 8an Juan 10th... .White Star l.tne
.VllnriHROtan. Llveipool 2d United Am
Nlckcrle, l.aguavra 7th .Funch-Bdye
Patrla, Naples 1st Fsbre Line
Ssnta Roesila, London 25th Norton-Lilly
Snlenitor. fc'avona 22d... R L Hasue
9'eel Age, Colon 4tli isthmian I.lnea
Trlnculo, Southampton 27th R L Hague
Vardulla, London l?th Cunard X^lne
Varg. Guantanamo 7th Cailbbean 88 Co |
Virgil, Paraliyba ijtli r.amport * Holt
Dl M THI RSIUV. MARCH 1?.
Araguaya. Bermuda 14tb Royal Mall
Assyria. Glasgow 2d Cunard Line
Comanrhe, J a ? ksonvllle JStli Cly>la Line i
Constantinople, Palermo L'Hth Cireek Line ,
Ft Victoria. Bermuda J4th.Furueea-Berniu<ltt
Francisco. Hull 1 hi Ellerroan's
Hellas, Turk* Island tftb. . Columbus 88 Co!
Montaei rat, <'sdlr. 2d Spanlah Line
North American. Citatobal Bth.Amer Metala
Tuirialbs. Kingston lltli United Fruit:
I?I:F FRIDAY. MARCH 17.
O of Montgomery, Savannah 4fh.Ocean PS Co :
Dallas, Hamburg 10th Kerr SS Co
El Eetero, New Orleans 11th. ..Houthera Pao
EI Sol. Galveston 11th Southern Pac !
AI R Mallory, Galveston 11th. . Mallory Linn
?luron, Turks Ixland 12th Clyde Elne 1
l.onspe. Jaokaonvllle J4th Clyde Line ,
Malta Mara, Hun 1st
Ms turn, Trinidad Furness-Wlthy ?
M?xioo, Copenhagen ;UJd Rail Asiatic Co,
Potomac, Bremen 1st .U 8 Lines'
Almanac foe New York March 15. I
Run rise* 6 <*? Moon rl*?*.. M PM j
Sun ec'n 8 02 Moon sets... 7 23 AM
TIME OF HIGH WATEft MARCH 15.
Sandy Hook ? 07 AM n .15 PM
Governors Inland 0 B'_' AM ft 59 PM
Hell Oa'e fAstmla).. n ??. ui II 4? I'M
The time Riven In the above table Is Eas'
ern standard time and Is furnished by Uie
United Blateii Coast and Oeodelic tiur. ?y.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.
NEW YORK, Mar, h 14-The time ball
above the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamen's Church Institute. 25
South street. dropped to-day a: exact noon,
78th meridian, or fi hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one 'Iselrlng c.irrect Green- |
wlih mean time telephone Bowling Green
3620.
ARRIVED.
Str Oscar I! (8* i. Copenhagen r. b 21 and
Christ Inula March 2. to Funch, Kdve *i Co,
with 11*1 cabin and 121 'hl*t rlnrvi pnM*,.!i
gens, malls and mdse. Went to foot of t'tli I
street, lloboken.
Str Finland. Antwerp March " and South
ampton ami Cherboota 3d, to the licit Htar 1
r.ine, with 28 first, Jtft second cabin ami 14_'
ihlrd class passengers, mslla and mdao.
Went to pier HI, North River.
str city of Freeport. Vvotunontli Fn
2t. to McAllleter Bros, In haAMsti Atu rtoivii
of Tompkinsvli.e.
Str Exeter City (Hri. RrtMol Fe)> 1*, to
<*liarlea Hill *? Hona, with mdee. Wi nt t<.
pier (III, North River
Str King City 'I<rj, I,ond<"i Feb V to the
llnltwi States Naw|htIon Co, with indie. ,
Anchored OR Liberty i
Str Montauk. I*ondon Feb 3". to tti? At
lantlr Transport l.lne. with indue Went to
plef Ml, Ninth Riv?t
Str Dakarlan <8ri Man chatter and Llvci
prol, to the International Merrantllr Mai Inn. I
Str Westerdyk t Dutch), Rotterdam Ki t,
2* to tiie Holland-America Line, with mfi.?<
Went tn foot of Mil street, Hoboker
sti Masadyk < I mtch), Rotterdam Feb in,
to the Holland. Ainci ii a Line. In Imllsst
Went to foot of 5th atreet, Hoboken.
Str India Anow Rotterdam I'cb 21, to I
Robert I, Hague, in i>niia?t. Anchored off
Tormklnevllle.
K(r Storm King. po<fcrrlstn. to the Rlark 1
Di amond Steamahlp flo, with mdse. Will go I
tt>'plef 3i Armv f.ase, Prooklyn.
Sli'tie (Fc> ^tnrsetllce I?n IS, rt?noa
24tJ?, l.egnorn Napier reb 4. Measln*
flth\nd Paleennn Wti, to the Three ?f*r I.lna,
\ ?
with mdse. Wont to pier 7, B?h Dock*.
Brooklyn.
Str Dochet, Conetantlnople -T*n 19. Smyrna
224. Falonlca 30th, Volo Feb 7, Piraeus 12th,
Palermo 18tii and BUerta 20fh. to the Ex
port Steamship Co, with mdee. Went to foot
of India atre?t, Brooklyn.
Str liomlntc (Br), Manaos Feb 24 and
Para 'JSth, to the Booth Amerlcin Shipping
Corporation, with mdse. Went to foot of 33d
street, Brooklyn.
Htr Glenspean (Br), Buenos Alrea .Tan 24,
Samoa Peb ti, Rio Janeiro 13th, Victoria 17th,
llaliia U2d and Trinidad March 5, to Fur
npftH, Wltliy It. Co, with mdje. Went to pier
4, Buali Docks, Brooklyn.
fltr Hellenes rBr), Rosarlo, Buenos A1rea
and Barbados via Boston, to R P Houston A
Co, with mdse.
Str Martinique, Cartagena Feb 28, Porto
Colombia March .1 and Kingston flth, to the
Clyde Steamship Co, w4th 3 imwengem atxl
indue. Went to pier 7, East Blver.
Str Maracalbo, Maracalbo March 4. Cnra
rao Blh and Mayaguez 7th, to Bllaa, Dallett
A Co. with 24 passenger*, malls and mas*.
Went to New York I>ork Co's pier 11, Brook
lyn.
Str Mary, Macorls March 2, f.a Boroana
Blh. Porto Pla'a fltli, Monte Chrletl 7th and
Turk* Island Nth, to the Bull-Insular I,1ne,
with malle and mdse.
Htr (iutana (Br), Barbados and St I/iida
March B, Antigua and St Kltts 7th and St
Thomas SUi. to Furness, Withy ft Oo, with
f>6 passengers, malls and mdee. Went to
New York Dock Co's pier U4, Brooklyn.
Str I'aiiama, Cristobal March 7 and Port
mi Prince 10th. to the Panama Railroad
Steamship Line, with 112 passenger*, mails
and mdse. Want to pier 67. North ltlver.
Str W I* Steed, J,oboe March 8, to tha
Pan-American Petroleum and Transport Co,
with crude oil. Went to pier 15, Bayonne.
Str 1'rederlc R Kellogg. Tamplco March 6,
to the Pan-American Petroleum and Trans- I
port Co, with 1 passenger and oil. Anchored
off Tompklnsvllle.
Str Joseph M Cudnhy, Tamptro, to the
Sinclair Navigation Co. Went to Roblnn'a
L>ry Dock, Brooklyn (arrived 18th).
Str Borjlum (Pan), Nuevltae March 8, to
Isbrandtsen, Moller & Co, with sugar. An
chored off Liberty.
fltr Olyndon. Santiago March 7, to the
\tlantlo Fruit Oo, with sneer. Anchored off
Liberty.
fltr Castletown, Fagua March 2 and Nti? I
vitas 7th, to the Muneon Steamship Line, ;
with eugar. Anchored off I.lberty.
Htr Orlxaba, Havana March 11, to tha!
New York and Cubs Mall Steamship Co,
with 149 passenger*, mail* and mdse. Went
to pier 14, East River.
Str Kl Occidents, Galveston March 8, to
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdae. Went ,
to pier 49, North River.
Str Cecil County, Port Arthur.
8tr Apache, Jacksonville and Charlaaton,
to the Clyde Steamship Co, with peeanngera
and mdee. Wont to pier 3d, North River. j
Htr Lfike (illboa, Brunswick, to the Clyde
Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to pier 44,
North River.
Str Alliance, Norfolk, to the Old Dominion j
Traneportatlon Co, with mdee. Went to pier i
.6. Fast River.
Str Buehannesa (Brt, Philadelphia, to the i
1? K Navlsattlon Co. Went to pier 44, Brook
ly.i (arrived 13th).
Brig Oulntgmvla (flp), I/as Palmaa Jan 26, 1
to F B Carberry ft Co. In ballast. Anchored
off Red Hook.
Sehc A Mmilton (Br), Kt Anna Bav Feb 22, j
to .1 !?' Whitney ft Co, With cocoanuts. Went !
to Kile Basin, Brooklyn.
S' hr Wm Blshee. Jacksonville, to ,T A i
Klllnt ft Co. with lumber. Anchored off Bed
Hook.
flchr Dustln 1 Creasy, Savannah March 3,
to I>?v!d Cohen. Anriiored oft Bed llook. |
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Str Constantinople (Greek). Piraeus, ftc, i
tor New York, Is i tppcteo to srrlve Thurs- '
d?v and dock at pier 22, Brooklyn.
Htr Patrla (Fr), Naplea. s-c, for New
Vork, la expected to dock at foot of 3lat j
street, Brooklyn, Wednnaday sfternoon.
fltr Potomac, Brenien for New Vork, la |
expected to dock at pier 1, Hoboken. Friday j
fot enoon.
Str Assyria (Hr), Glasgow fo^ New York,
U expected to doclf at pier 64. North River, I
foot r,r Weat -Itlt street. Thursday forenoon. !
S r North American (Br). V alparaiso, Ac, ;
for N?w York, was 101 miles M S3 ml|e? H j
of Jacksonville R PM 13tb.
By Independent Wireleii Tel?(r?pli
Company, Inc.
(Distances given In miles, position at noon,
ttnleaa otherwise specified ]
Araguaya left Bermuda 11 AM 141?.
A mo Mendl 1st 26 49, Ion ??l 14th.
V.
r
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.
The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may. without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffs); Cape
Hatteras, N. C.: Jupiter, Fla.;
Key West, Fla. f New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called, and they
will be forwarded to New York.
It is important that these re
ports should be cent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc., at New York
city (WCG); Babylon, L. I.
(WSE); Easthampton, L. I.
(WSA), and New London, Conn.
(WST). No charge made for
medical or surgical advice, late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
ica at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Siasconset (WSC), Mass.; New
London, Conn. (WLC); Cape
May <WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
above stations of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
k, ?>
Assyria due at Quarantine 7 AM Thursday.
Gape Romaln 31 N Cape Ilenrv 14th.
Carrillo 822 S Ambrose L V 14th.
Carolyn 200 W Tortugas 13th.
Coyo Mambl 326 N San Juan 14th.
Cold Harbor 180 NE Colon 8 PM 14th. j
Dallas 1,085 E Ambrose l.'itlh.
Dcvolente 1,871 W Kan Miguel, Azores, 14th.
Eastern Leader 472 E Delaware Breakwater
14th.
Eastern Sea 1,143 H Ambrose I. V 14th.
El Sol 24 8 Jupiter 14th.
Gulflaml 103 8 Nantucket L V 14th.
Helen 885 S Scotland L V 14fli.
Hilton 817 S Nantucket L V 14th.
Iroquois 770 8 Scotland L. V 14th.
J R Gordon 636 8E Cape Henry 14th.
K I Luckenbach 15 from Boston 8 T\M 14th.
Kotoula will arrive New York midnight 14th.
Lake Fannin 83 SW Diamond Shoal 14th.
Mntura 780 SSE Scotland L V 14th.
Manitowoc l&t 86 22, Ion <18 16 14th.
Mnnzanares 120 from New York 13th.
McKeaaport 354 E Cape May 14th.
Mlnneisotan ISO E Ambrose V V 14th.
Pcnce 842 8 Scotland U V 14th.
Robin Gray left Colon 0:T0 PM 13th for
Norfolk.
Salvation Lam 1,450 E Hole in Wall 14th.
San Lorenzo anchored Aguadllla midnight
18 th.
Saugertles Iat 81 47, Ion 55 "5 14th.
Suffolk 10 ENE Barnegat 14th.
Talho Maru lat SB, Ion 73 8 AM 14fh.
Tomalva 1,600 E Hatteras 18th.
Yuina 334 S Ambrose L V 6 AM 14th.
By the Radio Corporation of
America.
America. 994 E Ambrose L V 14tli.
Caracafl 470 8 Ambrose L V 13th.
Chester Valley 165 W by S Fayal 14th.
Corning 140 WSW Sand Key 13th.
Delaware Sun 5IHI E Sabine bar 18th.
iSost Slilo 1,440 E Cap? May 14th.
Eaatern Crag in tow of U S tug Warbler
lat a,-. 81, Ion 37 53 14th. ^
E L> Doheny III 120 NE Diamond Shoal 13th.
Faraby 701 E Ambrose 1, V 14lh.
Oaffnev 1.C4H E Ambrose 1> V 14th.
Garpovlo 25U SB South Pass 13th.
Halo 735 E Ambrose I, V 14tli.
Hampden 41 fl Portland L V 14th.
Harold Walker 417 W Sand Key 13Ui.
Herbert I. Pratt 78 N Diamond Shoal 14th.
I .1 Muriitt 5t> S Scotland L V 14th.
Jonancy 8 NE Ken wick L V 14?h.
.loelah Macy 0 8 Alocran Reef 13t!i.
M F Elliott 1,200 E Ambrose L V 14tli.
Megantlc 286 from Ambrofee I, V 14th.
Montana 118 W Sand Key 13tli.
Mount Carroll 42 E Ambrose I- V 14th.
Munamar 936 S Scotland L V 14th.
STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS nnd TOl'RS.
WHITE STAR
Salllnga Plere S8-6J. Worth River. New York
At noon, union specified.
To Cherbourg?Southampton
Maintaining weekly sailings.
Homeric (new)..3 P. M. Mar. 25 Apr. IS May M
Olympic. Apr. 1 Apr. 22 May 13
Majeatlc (new)..2 P. M. May 20 June 17
To Liverpool via Queenatown
rnexcolled Weekly Service.
Baltic M?r. 18 Apr IS May 13
Cedrlc Mar. 2ft Apr. 2:? May 20
Celtic Apr. I Apr. v.") June 3
Adriatic Apr. ,8 May 27 June 24
Megan tic Apr. IV
other Queensfown aaliln?? via American Line.
To Azoree. Madeira, Gibraltar. Alglera.
Naplea and Genoa.
Arabic <17.824 ton*) ??? Apr 24
WEST INDIES CRUISES
From New York to Havana, Jamaica. Panama
Canal, Venezuela. Wlti<1waril and I.eeward Ialanda,
Vlntln Inlands. Porto Rico and Bermuda.
Me|antic (20,000toni) Mar. 20
26 day cruise with bookings to any port of call. >
No pussporta required. 1300 no
v1 Red Star Lini
To Plymouth, Cher hour* end Antwerp
Finland Mar. 18 Apr. 22 May 27
Gothland Mar. 2fl
Kroonland Apr. I May A June 10
Lapland Apr. H Mav 18 June 17
Zealand Apr. 2W June 3 July M
To Hamburg. Llbau and Dantlg
Samland Mar. 24
^ American Line
To Oueenatown and 'Hamburg.
Haverford '(direct) Ma', li
Manchuria (alaoqueenatown) ... .a P. M. Mar. 39
Mlnoekahda (3d class) <Apr. 19
(Calls at Plymouth and Cherbourg
International Mercantile Marine Company
120 Bteamers ?1,300.000 Ton*,
i Broadway, If. V.. or Local Agenta.
CUNARD
AND ANCHOR LINES
N. T. to Cherbourg and Southampton
AQITITAMA Mnr. 11 Apr. II M;iv 1
MAI KKTA.MA Apr. 4 Apr. 2,"> M?v II
RRRKNGARIA Mnv 30 June SO .Inly II
N. Y. to Plymouth. OherbourK *? llnmliurR
CARONfA * Apr. 8 May 13 June 11
PANNONIA Apr. 18
'Alao rail* at Halifax
N. V. to Queenalown end I.iverpool
Al.lt \\1\ (new).... Apr.
r All MANIA Apr. J? May 17
SI VTHTA (new) Apr. 20 Mujr M June !l
?I.ACOMA Mmy 3 May SI June i*
SAMARIA (new)... >ln.r 10 June 7 July ">
'Sailing from Bob ton
N. Y. to Londonderry and Glasgow
ASS* RIA Mnr. >0
AM.KIll A Apr. II May I? June 10
COM MBIA May 57 June 84 Julv 8*
N. V in I.ondonderry, Liverpool and Glasgow
(AMKKONIA (new) Apr. fl- ??
Now York to Mediterranean Port*
ITAI.IA Mer. 2<
Canard and Anchor Steam Ship l.lne*
tS Broadway, New Vnrlt.
MARtN'K-FOH SAI.R or avantro.
FV>r flXr.K stakehoet In flrat clium condl
t lor, and ready for servire. Keck mow,
Wis?. 1x8 f""t, suitable to tmilil houai on for
a houseboat. JOHN T lllJOIIKH, 14 White
hall at., N?w Yorl.. Phono 4012 Pon-llns
Oreen.
KOU 8AI.K--Sever#l old canal boal^ ami
bull", suitable f'>r dek building purt>o*<-?:
ca i delivr nnvwhere. JOHN' T IHJiiHKK.
44 "Whitehall St.. New York rlty. Phone
4?> 1U IV'Wllng (!!???".
FOR SAI-R?200 ft. ateel ocean-Rom* rar?n
pa?ion?fcr at earner, converted steam yarlit. 1
MclNTf'SH AGENCY, 11 Broadway. Rowllna
(ireen 7fl."7. j
MERCHANT marina m<>n wanted; earn $1.".
to |fl<? \veekly. nopm 408. 1.12 Nassau ?t.
WANTED 18 to 22 naraort life boat: mtiat
ps?? aovrnment fn?perMon Address !l
OCR AN COt'RT, MANHATTAN BEACH.
Naeata TOO HNH Hfttteras 14th.
Orient 35 H Ambrose L V 14th.
Patrla 327 E Ambrose L V 14th.
f'auJ Harwood l'8tt W Sand Key 13th.
Penobscot lrt XE!?K Winter quarter IStfl.
Potomac 1.0H5 E Ambrose h V 14th.
Pu?ney lat M7 II, Ion 74 Mt 14tli.
Rochester 123 WNW Tortuuas J3th.
Seaconnct 4 -VB by N Winter Quarter 14th. i
Si-l/na City 1.740 8 Ambrcwn L, V 13th.
Steel Voyager ;!25 from Colon 13th.
6unoll 12 N Diamond Shoal 14tli.
Vacuum passed Overfalls 1. V 10:30 AM
14th. I'
Thomaa H Wheeler 978 W Ponta Delgada
14th.
Vauban 1.820 SE Ambrose U V 14th.
W H Til ford Jfi 3 S."| <lej5 E Ambrose L V
14th.
West Eldara 733 E Ambrose L. V 14th.
Western Plain 1,000 E Portland, Me. 14th. i
Wm A McKenney 220 NB Colon 13th.
Wm G Warden 600 E Tamplco 13th.
By United State* Naval Radio.
Agwlhavre 45 NE Jupiter 14th.
Agwimex pasmsi Hatteras 14th.
America )*t 40 10, Ion 80 21 IStti.
Atlantic Sun 87 S Jupiter 14th.
Baracoa 032 R Scotland 1. V MtJi.
Burgondler pa.?ted Miami 14th.
Centennial State 2,021 E Ambrose L V 13th,
Charles M Everest til# S Jupiter 14th.
Clt> of Fall bury 880 E Cape Henry, 13th.
Cllona SO SSE Jupitor 14th.
Coahoma County 720 E Hattera* 11th.
Cokef.lt lat 84 15, Ion 51 25 14tli.
ColdWlter 1,075 E Charleston 13th.
Colombia 398 8 Havana 8 PM 18th.
C'omlnf "0 S I'atyafort nth.
Creole 40 S Jupiter 14tti.
< arrler 123 N Jupiter 14th.
Dukotan 227 S Scotland L V 14th.
Dean Emery 50 E Sand Key 14th.
Javolente 1,871 W San Miguel 14Hi.
Ecuador BOO S Scotland L V 8 P\1 13th.
I'.dgehill 448 E Ambrose I. V 14th.
Eltsha Walker 24 SE Uuadaloupe 13th.
El Mundo 40 S Jupiter 14th.
El Sol 24 S Jupiter 14th.
llwequlbo 16 E ('apt* Canaveral 14th.
Continued on Following Page.
STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS. I STE VMSHIl'S. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
Royal Mail
to EUROPE
BERMUDA
S. S. "ARAGUAYA"
Sailing fr<fm New York every Saturday
Largest Steamer in Bermuda Service
""Che Comfort Route"
Royal Mail Service?thorough,
personal attention to every n:ed
?is the result of 83 years of ex
perience in providing comfort
and enjoyment for the trans
atlantic traveler.
The big, steady Royal Mail
steamers with their spacious
cabins, wide promenade decks,
luxurious public rooms, and all
kinds of shipboard entertain
ment make the days at sea all
too short.
NEW YORK CHERBOURG
SOUTHAMPTON HAMBURG
Veatrta... ? r ,0
Aragua>a ? Apr. 33
Vandyck ?? x June 3
Oropeia .Mar. 17 Apr. 38 June 9
Orblta. ..Mar.81 May 13 June 83
Orduna .Apr. 14 May 36 July 7
tauban.. July 13
The ROYAL MAIL
STEAM PACKET CO.
SANDERSON & SON, INC,, Art*.
2<> BKOADWAY NEW YORK
117 W. Washington St.. Chicago
Or any Steamship Ticket Agent
Antwerp for Continental Points
Antwerp, with its main railway connections radiating in
all directions, is the chief gateway to Europe. The Red
Star Line carries you to this great port at a moderate rate,
yet with every travel comfort and service that appeals to
the experienced transatlantic passenger.
Large, steady, modern ships with spacious, beautifully
decoratcd public rooms, wide promenade decks, roomy,
comfortable staterooms. Constant personal attention ana
Red Star cuisine which meets every demand of the most
particular appetite.
Book early and secure just the rooms you want.
New York Plymouth Cherburg Antwerp
FINLAND March IS April 22 May 27
KROON1.AND April 1 May 6 June 10
LAPLAND -..April A May 13 June 17
ZEELAND ..April 29 June 3 July 8
International Mercantile Marine Co.
1 Broadway. N. Y. ' or Local Agents
r% PUR NESS- k
fepis
Sailings Twice Weekly
From N. f. f?frj Wrd. St Sat.
From Bermuda fvfry Tuea. Si SaL
Ticket* Rood on either *teamer.
Offering nnrqiinllrd e*pre*? <fnlf?
Special Easter Trip
Palatial S. S. "FORT ST. TiliORGF."
leave* N.Y.Apr. 8?Arrive* N.Y.Apr.15
Fastest Steamers to Bermuda
The palatial oil burning kteumrrs
?f the FumcHS-Bcrmuda l.inr land
tlirlr pnH^rnpn and baggage dlrwtlj
?t Hamilton Dork, avoiding the dis
comfort*. Inconvenience and delay of
landing by tender.
S. S. "FORT VICTORIA"
Twln-acrew. 14.000 ton* rilsplnrrment
S. S. "FORT HAMILTON"
Twin-screw, 11,000 ton* displacement
Bermuda offers ail outdoor sports,
Including Gelf, Tenuis, Salllnf.
Bathing. Fishing, Hiding. Driving.
No Pa**port*?Many Modern Hotel*.
Write for attractive Inclusive rnti'*.
FURNESS BERMUDA LINE
S4 Whitehall St.. N. V. Tel. It. U. 7801
Or Ally Tourist Agent.
Cosulich Lire
"Every Trip a Tour"
MEDITERRANEAN - ADRIATIC
Kgpies* Twin Screw, lrt.r.OO ton*
"PRISSIHENTK WILSON," May 20-July ?
to Napl?*. patras (Athens), Hnguta
(Dalmatlon coast). Trieste and with di
rect connection all part* Europe.
For Independent or conducted travel.
Phelp* Bro*. A Co., 17 Battery PI., N. V.
or nearest agent.
NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM
Via Plymouth, Boulogne Niir-Mer
N. Amsterdam Noon Mur. 'Z'i Apr. 29 June :
Noordam Noon Apr. I May rt June V
Rotterdam ....Noon Apr. * >lj>? It ,lune I
Mvndam Noon \pr. 1.1 May .lime?
(ienrrul Pa*senger Office, ?4 State St., N. ?,
"Th? Public bn Ptfased."
BOSTON
PROVIDENCE $360
COLONIAL LINE
.Mwauier leave* t'ler 3U, iN.U.lKl. n. tut,i?
ton Bt.) weekday* an<l Sunday* at 5 P. M.
Outside fUatetonme, $1 00.
PMONR CANAL IflOO.
Splendid Steamer* ? Splendid Service
Orchestra on each steamer.
Large comfortable stateroom*.
Leave Pier M N. R Pulton Street Dally
Including Sunday* 3:00 P. M.
N?W LONDON UNI LeaveDally encept
Stinda rapier 40 N.R. Houston 8t.1:*0P.M.
Newburgh, Poughkeepiie, Kingston
!#hva Prurtklln ft. Mori., XV*ri & fh ?? ;
IV M. I*h. Walker 0737. Cfenirnl Hudson Un?
?A _
ew"Ybrkto
South America
onll.SQovernmentShips
Fastest Time
to Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Bnenos
Aire*. Fineiit ?hip?- American service?
American food?American comforts. Sail
ings from Pier 9, Hoboken.
Southern Crci?? Mar. -IB
Aeolim Mar. HO
American I-riflon Apr. 1.'!
Pan America Apr. 27
For denrrlptire, booklet, tddren
Munson Steamship Lines
67 Wall St., New York City
Managing Operator* for
LU. S. SHIPPING BOARDi
PORTO RICO
! 3-Day trip to and around Porto Rico
and return to New York. $180 and
up covers all necessary expenses. Big,
10,000-ton steamers especially equipped
for tropical service. Comfortable state
rooms at minimum rates; suites with
private bath. A sailing every Saturday.
Srnnd for ilta?trmt?d lit*ratur?
PORTO RICO LINE
tS Broadway Naw York
European
Tours
Gomfcri-iirrnlvr?Attractive
Passion Play,
England, France,
Battlefields, Switzerland,
Italy, Belgium, Holland,
Germany, etc.
fil&fi.OO ?ml up
.15 day* nnd lcwijfT
Kf'tid for Booklet "K"
Frank 1 ourist Co., 489 5th Ave.
(KM. IH*.'>.) I'll one Vnndrrlillt VIM.
COMFORT WITIIOfTT K\TRAVAfi\M K
i 1*3 Park <4t?t "<t.) t nndrrlillt MM.
Af.t, Amirt nmmrnA ?nr
103 I'urk A?r. <ll?t 11.) ?ander?>IU l!MH.
?TEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS. STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOCRS,
SkIEial Saeluntg "
New York to
LIVERPOOL
March 23
B/ the magnificent, oil-burning
"Empress of Britain"
Spacious promenade decks, large and
sumptuous public rooms including all
modern innovations, fully equipped
gymnasium, etc. For rates and full
information apply to local agents or to
CANADIAN PACIFIC
E. T. Stebbing, General Agent, Paaaenger Department
Canadian Pacific Bldg . Madison Avenue, at 44th Street, New York City
Telephone Murray Hill 4000
BOOK NOW
and secure wide
choice of cabin ac
commodations in
cluding luxurious
suites, cabins with
bath, cabins with
toilet, cabins with
single bedsteads.
First, Second and
Third Class Passen
gers carried.
Fast Through
Freight Service
to all Points in
the Southwest
Galveston via Key West
Regular Weekly Sailings
STEAMER Henry R. Mallciry, largest
ship in coastwise service, and other
fine, fast steamers afford a comfortable
means of travel for both tourists and
business men traveling through the great
Southwest or to Oklahoma, New Mexico,
Arizona and the Pacific Coast.
EVERY WEDNESDAY TO KEY WEST, FLA.
Miami, Palm Beach and other Florida resorts
also are conveniently reached by Mallory Line
via Key West and the famous panoramic Overseas
Railway.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP CO.
489 Fifth Avenue . Pier 36 North River
at42ndStreet New York
See Beautiful
South America
The peer of any land you
have ever visited.
S. S. Vestrls
Luxuriously appointed steamer
of the famous V-FLEET
Sailing March 25th
for Rio de Janeiro?Monte
video and Buenos Aires
Offersevery possiblecomfort and
luxury en voyage. Direct service
fromNew York.withamplestop
over privileges at ports of call.
Other *allln?i?S. S. Vandyck,
April H. S. S. Vaoarl. April 20,
S. S. Yauban. May 13.
For full particulars and special rat(w
for tho round trip, apply company's
office. 42 Broadway. New York.
Lamport & Holt Line
Sail to Europe
on the giant liner
s. s. PARIS
April 5
NEW YORK-1IAVRE-PARIS
A magnificent new vessel,
33,700 tons?spclndid aaom
modations ? spacious public
rooms ? a ? famous cuisine.
f OMPANY'S OFFICE, in STATE ST.. N. Y.
FGYPTINDIA
J" AMERICAN b INDIAN LINE
? To FOKT SAID <r?K EGYPT *
rAlJSSTINEt?KARACHI-BOX
BAY?COI.OMBO?MADRAS?
R A N GOON?CA1 ATTr A
S. S. C'ltjr nf lahon Mar. IK
T. S. S. City of l.ncknow Apr. 55
All Ootalde Room*
Flr?-t nnil Second flu**
>)?i'i:il Mlnolonnry Retention
For rates of panxaKP, etc.. apply to
NORTON LIILY&CO.
Z8 nearer St., New York Ot?.
fi(N MiTj/0? ILLCRMAN I SUCK NAIL S S CO LTD
i\ 1 =j
CLARK'S CRUISES byC.P.R. STEAMERS
Clark's 3rd Cruise, January 23, 1923
ROUND THE WORLD
Superb SS "EMPRKSS of FRANCE"
IH4KI Grot* Ton*. Specially Chartered
4 MONTHS CRUISE. $1000 and up
lacluding Motel*. Per*. Drive*, Guide*, etc.
Clark's 19th CruUs, February 3
& MEDITERRANEAN
Sumptuous SS 'EMPRESS ol SCOTI.AND"
25000 Groi* Ton*. Specially Chartered
6G DAYS CRUISE. 9000 and up
laclnding Hotels, Fees, Drives. Guides, ete.
I1! days Egypt. Palestine, Sp*in, Italy,Greece.etc:
Europe stop-overs allowed on both rruise*.
Curat* and Pottle it Plmy Parlitt, S40O
Frank C. GlsrV. Times Building, New York.
Marseille*?Genoa?Leghorn
?rapt. Maurice Kiigene Mnr. H
S. H. Olympe Mar. S*>
?. S. Snturn Mar. 31
?From rhlladelnlil* Feb. 2".
North Africa?Barcelona
S. Mllene Mar. 12
Through bill* nf I.aillng for nil port* ot
Spain, Morocco, Alqet-ln, Tutilala. Otto,
Nice. Gibraltar, the Levant ati'l l.oghorn.
THREE STAR LINE
Hte. lei Affreteur* Hciini*
1A nridue s|. Rmvllnt tireen
Wr^KVHKIMt * CO.. Philadelphia. Agent*.
M. K. KIF,NAPP|-.!? If! H. Clnrk M?
Chicago. Agent*.
'DIRECT SERVICE To
| NAPI.KH?PIKAKIS?V AKNA I
CON??TA>TIN?IPI K-CONHTA.NTZA
I S. Con*tantlitople Mnr. S.I
| S. ?, Megnli llelia* Apr. IA I
NEW YORK
to EUROPE
otiUS. QovzrnmentShips
Sailings from Piers 1 and 4, Hoboken
To Plymouth ?Cherbo iirp?/trem p/i
J.one Star State Mnr. 25 Apr. 21*
America Vpr. IS May 20
Peninsula Slate Apr. 20 May 21
To Cobh <Qn enato\un)~rtvmouth?
ChrrhourQ? l*nnrloii
i entennial State Mar. 2H Apr. lt?
Old North State Vpr. l.l May IB
To Cobh (Queen*town)?Chtrbourg?
London
Panhandle Stat* Apr. 4 May A
To Cobh IQvetnstou ?)?firemen
llnfKon Apr. I May 13
Prince** Matoika Apr. ft May 37
To Cobh (Qurrnxtovtn)?Hrr.mtn?
r>an*io
Potomac Mar. 1ft Apr. 2*
United States Lines
Mnoro &? Mci'ormack Co., In*-.
Roosevelt Steamship Co.. Inc.
Managing Operator* for
U. S. SHIPPING BOARD
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