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SHIPPI
FOUR LINES SEEKING
PIER 86 ON HUDSON
I
North German Lloyd Tries tc
Gel More Wharfage From
Ship Hoard.
The North German Lloyd Steamship
Company Is trying to lease Tier S6, al
rony-suctn street, Hudson Ktver, beI'use
its present quarters in Hobokcn
lapidly are becoming too small and the
company has not been able to lease
any piers from the United States Shipping
Board. Charles von Helniolt. gen'
cral manager of the line, admitted yesterday
that the company virtually was
in the position of having no roof over
its head as the Hoboken piers that are
Ing used were subleased from the
Hamburg-American lines and the lease
lias about a year to run.
"The Hoboken piers are large enough
for our present needs," Mr. von Helinolt
said, "but they will not be large enough
a year hence. These piers will not be
able to berth a 33.000 ton vessel now
under construction and which will have
to have a home by next spring."
The only piers on the New Jersey
f. de of the Hudson that would be large
enough for the North German Lloyd
ere the Government piers at Hoboken,
and these are all occupied. Mr. toil
Helniolt admitted that his company has
) ad discussions with the Shipping Board
but for some reason the board could
not accommodate the line. These piers
at present house the Cosmopolitan,
iMunson. 1'anuma Railroad and other
coastwise lines.
Persons familiar with the Hudson
Jtiver pier problem pointed out that
part of the difficulty the steamship
companies now find themselves in
would be eliminated if the smaller
coastwise lines that now are occupying
Government piers would lease some of
the smaller piers on the Manhattan side
of the river. The Government piers are
of the 1,000 foot variety needed by the
transatlantic trade, whereas there are
but few piers left along the Manhattan
river front of that length. No. 8C is
the only one at present, and four
steamship companies are said to be
competing for the lease.
Bids for a lease on No. SI have been
submitted by the Cunard. White Star
anH thA H insKnso-- VmiM'laan
well as the North German Lloyd.
The North German Lloyd has two
vessels moored to pier 2, Hoboken, at
the present time. The company recently
increased its capital from 2 0,000.000
marks to 600,000.003 marks. The
vessels now under construction will require
a berth at least 900 feet In length.
The North German Lloyd and Hamburg-American
plants were taken over
by the Government during the war.
Vnder a special act of Congress the
North German Lloyd was allowed
Jt.SOO.OOO compensation, which amount
was placed in the hands of the Allen
l'roperty Custodian.
LASKER CRITICIZED
IN COLOMBIAN DECISION
Reversed Announced Policy,
Says United Fruit Official.
The Shipping Board in deciding to
continue its competition with privately i
owned American vessels In the Colom- :
bian trade routes has gone contrary to j
repeated announcements of policy by
Chairman J.asker, William Ncwsome.
vice-president of the United Fruit Com- j
pany. said yesterday. The net Penult. |
he said, would b* injury to American |
shipping interests and large losses to be
absorbed by the taxpayers.
Its protest against Shipping Board
competition having been denied, the fruit j
company Is considering its next step.
Mr. Newaome said, adding: "Whatever ^
action we may decide upon, you may be \
rule 11 mil uc mn'-ii in me mirretiis ui i
American shipping and capital invented j
In foreign trade. We do not. however. ;
desire any controversy with the Shipping ;
Board."
The board bad pointed out that It had I
a contract with the Di tJlorgio Fruit j
Corporation for the shipment of bananas ]
from Jamaica. Mr. Newtonte said he ;
would offer no objection to this if Cue
contract had not been made at such a J
low rate, far below what the cost would !
be on a commercial basis. The contract i
rate worked out at about $4 a ton for |
the shipment of the bananas, according
to Mr. N'ewsomc, whereas the commercial
rate, bar.ed on lire current cost of j
chartering Norwegian fruit ships, was
about $15 to $16 a ton."
SNOW GOOSE HITS A ROCK.
Captain Saves lilU.OOU Motor 1 acht
l?y Benching Her.
Woods Hot.e. Mass.. .May 12.?The
motor ; acht Snow (loose. recently built
at a cost of $20,000. was on the beach
at the head of the harbor here to-day. i
the result of hii accident while her
owner, Richard lie R. Boardman, and a
party of guests were criming from Boston
to Quissctt last night.
The Snow tloose struck a rock in the
passage to Woods Hole Harbor, filled
rapidly and would have sunk but for the
quick action of her captain In heading
her for the beach.
NAVY CAPTAIN IS IN DEMAND.
Jloth Itraxtt unil Srw York > aril
Employees W ant VoHrlEoanK,
Employees in the Now York Navy
Yard. Brooklyn, appealed yesterday to
President Hard ins; and to Secretary of
the Navy Denby In an attempt to prevent
the transfer of <"?pt. Oar I T. Vogelgesang.
Commandant of the yard since
last July, to Brazil.
Several months ago the Brazilian
Government Hskcd that t'apt. Vngelgesanc
he detailed to teorgunlze the
Brazilian Navy. There were protests
and Secretary Denby offered the eholce
of several other high naval officers Instead.
Again, however, the Brazilian
Government has requested the services
of C'apt. Voge'gcsang. In 1918 and 1919.
st the request of the President of
Brazil, he reorganized the Brazilian
Naval War (,'olleg .
SHARKS KfflHT KISHBR91EY.
San Dtroo. May 12. Fishermen returning
to-day from the Ijower California
banks reported that they hail
been harassed by largo and virions
sharks. At ore time the fishermen were
so troubled hv- the sharks that th-y had
to leave their dortfn and go back to
larger boa's. Th* sharks smashed several
ours find made determined attacks
to get after the barracuda caught In
petit.
lit NT SMI (if. I,F.I> IMMIGRANTS.
Nrw Bnnron*. Mass., May li?-Immigration
officials and local police are
hunting two boatloads of Immigrants
from the ?'npe Verde Islands, who are
reported to have been smuggled ashorn
at West port at dawn. The f'ape
Verde-ins. fifty In number, sro raid to
have landed from a verscl anchored off
TYoatport Harbor,
NG N K
CLOSING O
Foreign mails will close promptly a? Indies
City lla'.l Station. Ordinary prints, samples, p
[ close two hours earlier, except that registered a
of s AM and 12 I'M. At the Foreign Station (<
| mail closes half an hour later than at the (J
Supplementary ntall closes at the General 1'ost
postage is required BEPPLEMENTAItY MAI
Foreign Station half an hour later than the supi
that supplementary mall for European countric
hal. closes one liotir later. Whenever mall vest
' I'M a supplementary ntall post office on the ate
before the nclieduled sailing time and closes 10
L ouble postage required. The steamers for wi:
pier at time of sailing are shown below by a da
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. 5
SATI'RDAY. MAY 13. ?
i Europe. Africa and West Asia \la Plym- l
outn and Boulogne (mall must be specially a
I addressed); also pare.-' poat malls for Neth- i
erlrnds via Rotterdam, str ROTTERDAM, 8 ;<
AM (sup 9:30 AM t?- V
Europe, Africa and Weet Asia via Plym- ]
outli and Cheroourg (mall must be specially
addressed): also parcel post malls for Bel- c
glum, Luxemburg and Belgian Congo via g
Antwerp, sir LAPLAND, 8 AM (aup 9:30 C
AM t). >,
Europe, Africa and West .Asia via Cherbourg
and Southampton: also parcel poat S
malls for Great Britain, I-eland. France and <;
the countries mentioned til notes A and B ]:
be low via Cherbourg and Southampton, str 1 ?
OLYMPIC. 9 AM (sup 10:30 AM f). v
Ireland and Germany (specially addressed G
only) via Queenstown and Bremen: also ! a
parcel post tnalls for Germany, Austria, | (,
Czccho-Slovakla, Hungary and Switzerland ,
via Bremen, str PRESIDENT FILLMORE,
10:30 AM.
Greece (parcel post malls ar.d specially ad- ,,
dressed correspondence) via Piraeu'. str :1
THEM1STOCLES. 12:30 PM. I yj
I Belgium and Luxemburg (specially ad- 1 p
; dre?sed only) v.a Antwerp; also parcel post, y
. malls for Belgium, Luxemburg and Belgian I ,i
Congo. U S A V SOMME. 12 M. j ?
TUESDAY. MAY 18. !
i Europe, Africa and West Asia via Plym- q
outli and Boulogne (mail must he specially ,,
] addressed): also parcel post malls for Great
: Britain, Ireland and the countries mentioned
,n note A below via Plymouth, and parcel
j post niaiLs for Germany, Austria. Czeclio- c
Slovakia, Hungary and Switzerland via j
! Han.hure- sir R1ZI tiVCV ? m <* *
j South Africa (specially addressed only) ?
i via Cape Town; also parcel post malls for s]
Uri'on of South Africa, Bechuanaland Pro- p
! teetorate. Portuguese Cast Africa, Northern ,
I am' Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa j,
I Protectorate, str HARMODIUS, S AM.
| Europe, Africa and West Asia via Cher- ~
I bou.-K and Southampton: also panel post
mails for Great Rrltain, Ireland. Prance and
the countries mentioned in notes A and B
below \ lu Cherbourg and Southampton, atr
i MA URETANIA. 8 AM (sup 0:3(1 AM f).
Spain (specially addressed only) via Cadiz C
i and Barcelona: also parcel post rial's for rt
I Spain. Canary Islands. Ceuta. Melllia attd
j Tanaler in Morocco, str MANUEL CALVO, n
: O AM. H
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN- *
TRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C. a
SATURDAY, MAY 13. -v
Newfoundland via St Jolins, str ROSALIND.
7 :.">0 AM
Cuba (specially addressed only) via Havana,
str ORIZABA, 8 AM Cf>.
Bermuda, Mcntser at. Dominica, St Lucia,
Barbados, St Vincent. Grenada, Trinidad,
Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana via Hamilton: ,%
also parcel post mans for Bermuda, str
PORT HAMILTON. 7:30 AM.
Monte Chrlati. Puerto Plata. Sanchez, La I
Romana and Baralioua (other parts of | is
Dominican Republic must he specially au- ?'
dressed) via Monte ClirLsti, Puerto Plata, *1
Sanchez, La Rontana, San Pedro vie Mucoids,
San Domingo City and Barahona, str MARY,
8:3f- AM. , P
Porto Rico, St Thomas. St Croix. San P
Pedro Macorls and San Domingo City via
Sar. Juan, str PONCE (sea post), 8:30 AM 1*
(sup 8:30 AM t)- 21
Curacao and Venezuela: also specially ad- *ji
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via si
MljUL't, VvUIM'ilO Mini .1 I a 111 <11
caiho, str MARACA1BO. 8:30 AM (sup 0:30 In
AM t>.
Costa Rica (Cuba. Canal Zone and Pan- A]
ania niuat be specially addressed) via Ha- K
<-ai.a. Cristobal and Pert Ltmon, str TOLOA, 21'
0 AM (t). do
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador (prints, 0I
Ac), Nicaragua (except East Coast), Ami- gu
>OTE A ? PARCEL POST MAILS VIA E!
Pcrlm), Afghanistan (Kabul), Ascension. Bttgla
Central Africa (Nyasaland Protectorate), Brltl
(Rrltieli), Cape Verde lsla-idn, Ceylon, Cyprus,
French India (specially addressed), Gambia, i
Labuan, Macao (China). Madeira, Mal'a, Mauri
lug the Banks and Torres Islands), Nigeria, >
Persia. Portuguese India. Portuguese Timor, Po
including Ukraine; Russia lu .Vila, except Tui
Seychelles., Sierra Leone, Smyrna, Tanganyika
Zanzibar.
NOTE B - PARCEL POST MAILS VIA KJ
r>ahotney, French Guinea, French cstablishmen
Cambodia. Cochln-Chlna. Laos and Tonkin), Frei
land. French Soudan (Upper Sonera!, Niger and
rasoar and dependencies i Madagascar, Stc Marie
Mayotte. Gdc Comoro. Anjouan and Mohcll), Mai
Morocco (except Spanish), New Caledonia and
Senegal, Togoland (French). Syria (French), (B<
cm and Eastern Zone), Tunis, Turkey (Constnn
DEPARTURE OF
i Vesaels sail on dayll;
SAIL SATURDAY.
Amelia. Nuevitaa, Ac ? Or
Anna. Kingston ??
Baltic, Live-pool Noon '
Bridgetown, Barhadoe 3:0uPM ??'
Caronlu, Hamburg Noon Be
Cite of Montgomery. Savannah.... 3:00PM Be
Comanche, Jacksoi ville Noon jo
Cornelia, Sail Juan Noon 'b
Ilunatan, Para. Ac I'M ; T.?
hldavold, l?uantar.amo. Ac | ' "
Edward Luckcnbach. Tacoina, Ac.. |
Esr?qulbo, Valparaiso 1:00 PM |
Exeter Cltv. Bristol !
Port Hamilton. Bermuda 11:00 AM |F?
Inca, San Uom i.fo ? : tit
Lap'and, Plymouth, Cherbourg and
Antwerp ' Noon I
Le,>r\nto. Newcastle, E CI
Maraoaibo, Mararaibn, Ac Noon CI
Mary, San Domingo Noon I H?
Median. Manchester Mi
Olympic, Southampton via Cher- J Mt
bourg 1:0O PM l Mt
OrLltn. Hamburg Noon j K?
PORT OF NEW YORK, F
Steamers Due in New York. I J}'j
DI R MTURDAT, NAVU. Ai!
Siramcr. From Agent*. Nr
Aiaooin. Chrlatlaiila Cbfli S O Co of N Y
Algonquin, Turks Island 8tli Clyde l.lne an
America, Southampton -ftJi 17 3 Lines g.
Clare, San Juan 7th A H Bull A Co Co
l>aute Allfhlerl, Genoa 20th.
McDonnell Truda I
l.a Hourdonnals, llavre 2d Frenatl Line ,ui
Lukafjell, Turl-.a Island 7th..Columbus SS Co >
"or? Macquarrle, London 29tli.Cunard S.S Co in
Itvllanee, .Snutliamptoti 4th United Am
ity:.dnm, Plymouth 4th Holland-Am :o
Truro City, Shield, 24th U S Nav j,|,
Vulcano, Palermo 19th ltal-Amer <
Wucrtteauberg, Hambi.rg 27th.. Hamburg-Am Mi
DI E SUNDAY, MAY 14.
Cal-imaree. l.ltnop 7th United Urult . 1
tVfle, Liverpool 0th....... White Star Line I " ,
City of Augusta. Savannah llth.Ocean S3 Co ""'.
I'rcnclsco, Antwerp 29th Lllernian'a
Ittnoko, Rotterdam 2Mb Black 7>latnond ,
Noetlamei Ika, Coion 5th...West India S3 Co '
Philadelphia. San Juan 9th Red D l.lne J."
Presidents VYIIeoti, Naplca 2d....Phelps Hroa L
sagua, San Juan 9th Atlantic Fruit
iVtttvtego, narrow 30th N M Smith ^
1)1 K MONDAY. MAY 15. 11;
liegcta. Jamaica 7th Clyde J.lne
I'oimia, New Orleans 10th Southern Par
I Ear tern I-eader. 1 lull 30tli....l II Winchester ,*
I hafayette, Havre tlth French Mne
j Porto Hire. Soil Juan JOth N V A P n
tV II Tupper, Trinidad rtth ilhd* I.Inn ot
| Veatrla, Uurnua Alrna Until. I .antport it Holt w.
I
Almanac for New York May 13.
! Sun riaea 4 43 Moon riaea,. 0 III PM at
| run acta 7 01 Moon eete... B 10 AM >v]
TIME OF IIMIt WATER MAY 13. *?
Sandy Hook 0 14 AM 0 114 I'M M
vernora Inland !? Ill AM 10 Oil I'M
I Man (late i Aatorlai ..11 N AM 11 gj PM ,7,
[ The time alt en In the above table la tiaat- *1
Iern atandaru llni" and la fnmlrlied by the Si
United State* Coaat and tleodctlc Survey, ch
"or daylight navlnft time add one hour.
R,
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.
' NEW YORK. Mar 13-Th- time hell abore . 1
the Navigation tin I Marine Engineering [ '
School of the Seamen'* Church Inetltufe, 3fi .
South afreet, dropped lo-day at exact noon. .
' 7"iP- meridian, oi l* hours alow of tlrcenwlch .
! .near! time. Any one dcalrtng correct Omen- ...
i wlfli nunn tlmu telephone P.ov,||n; Urean ,
j ? Vi
pi
ARRIVED.
St r Manretanla tllrl. Southamttlnn and lo
Ct erbrtirg Mat to the canard Steamahlp I nt
! 11, will1 307 ftr.it, Ittl eeroitd cabin and 373 |
| Ihltd claao paarengera, malla and tntit*. St
IVe.i! to p|er r |, NnMh River. ' m
Sir Carmanla iltri, l.lverpaol May 3 and I I
Cjtn mat own it ., to the Ctmarri Steamahlp Pi
'.'j. with 71 flret, 37.*> ve.ond cabin and '.'00 1
third cla?? paaaengera. malla and tnda.. j Ot
W* nt to pier Art. North River. j .n
sir PoRinla (Dan). I.lhan April 30. Danrlg I
t'Ativ, Copenhagen 3tlth nnd llallfai May 10. Ct
o tw F.a t Asiatic Co. Inc. with 43 cabin j 0)
nil ^^^Rrd rinaa paaacngera, malle an<I '
THE 1
W S FR
F MAILS.
itcd below at tlie General Post Office and
areel post packages a.ui registered articles
rtlcles have to be mailed between the hours
;orner of Morton and West streets) foreign
iftneral Post Office and City Hall Station. I
Office and City Hall Station, where double
I, (double poeiage required) closes at the
>lementaiy closing time shown below, except
e and for Central America, Ac, via Crlsto?eU
sail between the home of 9 AM and 6
ttiuship pier la open to the public l'i hour*
minutes before the scheduled Mailing time,
licit supplementary mall H accepted on the
ggcr (f) following time of closing of mail.
ala City, Chcluteca (also prints, tc, for
iacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran), In
londurgs, t'auca and Xailno departmente of
tolombla. K'uador. Peru (except Iquitoa),
lolivla and Chile (oflier parts of Honduras I
nd letter mall for Salvador ntuat be speially
addressed) via Cristobal, Callao, Mol?ndo,
Arica, Iqulque, Antofagasta and
alparalso, etr ESSEQCIBO, 1U AM (sup
1 AM t>.
North Brazil, Iqultos, Ceara. Macelo and
nbcdcllo (other parte of Brazil must be
pecially addressed) via Para. Mar&nham,
'vara, Macelo, Pernambuco, Cabedello and
latal. sir DU.NSTAN, 10 AM.
St Thomas, St Croix, St Kitts, Nevis, Saba,
Martins, St Eustatlus, Antigua. Montserrat
luadcloupc, Dominica, Martinique, St Ducla,
larbadoa and Guiana (Grenada, St Vincent
nd Trinidad must be specially addressed)
la St Thomas, St Croix, St Kitts, Antigua,
riiadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St Lucia !
nil Barbados, ?tr BRIDGETOWN, 1 PM
sup 2 r.M).
MONDAY, MAi' 15.
Haiti (except prints, Ac, foe Cape Haiti
nil Port, dc 1'tux). Canal Zone, Panama,
alvador (prints, Ac), Nicaragua (except
la it Coast i, Aniapala City. Choluteca (also
rinta, Ac. for Nacarme. Tegucigalpa and {
t.scaran), in Honduras, Cauca and Narino :
epartmenta of Colombia. Ecuador anil letter |
tail for Peru (except luultos), Bolivia and
lillo (oilier parts of Honduras and letter
mil for Salvador) \ la Port au Prince and
'i lstobal, sir GEN G W GOBTHALS (sea I
oet), 11:30 AM (sup 12:30 P.M tiTUESDAY,
MAY 16.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay (apcially
addressed only) via Montevideo and
lui-iioa Aires, sir CLAN BL'QflANAN, 8 AM. !
North Brazil, iquitoa, Ccara. Maccio and '
'abedello (other parte.' of Brazil niuat he
peclally addressed) via Para, Ccara. Macelo,
'ernambtico, Cabedollo, Natal and Maranain
(registered mail closes 8 PM May 15),
y tall to Norfolk, Va, and thence by str
lUNSTAN. 5 PM.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New York at 5 PM as follows:
Japan. Corea. China, Siberia, French Indoliina,
Netherlands East Indies teYccpt Su- I
latra) and Philippine islands (t) via Vanot'.ver
and Victoria. BC; also parcel post
lalls for Shanghai City, str EMPRESS OF ,
IUSS1A. May 13 ( ). (
Hawaii (J). Fijt Islands, New Zealand and <
ustralla via Vancouver and Victoria, BC, (
tr NIAGARA, May 13. (
Japan. Corca. Hons Kong and Netherlands l
HJt Indies (.specially addressed only) via
an Francisco; also parcel post malls for !
therlanils East Indies, str SALEIER, j
lay 13, (
Hnwnll (f) via San Francisco, str MANOA. ]
lay It). i
Japan, Corea. China Siberia, French-Indohna,
Netherlands East indies (except Su- ]
ia!ra and Philippine Islunds (f) via Si-a'tle; ;
ls.i parcel post malls for Japan, Corea. ;
hlna. Slam. French Indo-Chlnu and Straits
ettlementa, atr BAY STATE, May 2- (*). | |
Ordinary (unregistered) letters nulled up
> 5 I'M tlie next day will, provided there 1
no delay In the overland transit, reach i
enttlc In time for connection with the 'J
earner mentioned. 1
(Supplementary mall accepted on pier. 1
1AI1 classes of mall. Including domestic
it-eel post, sent to Hawaii, Guam and .
hi'lpphic Islands by the ubove dispatches. I
Mails of the following dates. Manila April
1. Canton 19th, Hong Kong -Oth, Shanghai .
!d, Moukden 25th, Kobo 28th and Yokohama ,
Ith, which arrived per str Empress of Itus- *
a, were dispatched East from Seattle on ay
8 and are due In New York on the \
orring of Saturday, May 13. ;
Mails of the following dates: Singapore '
jril 12. Manila 16th, Canton 18th. Hong .
ong ll?th. Shanghai 22d and Yokohama
th. which arrived per str Bay State, were
spatched East from Seattle on May 9 and k
o due In New York on the morning of I iinday,
May 14. i ^
tUIA.MJ ? To Aoyaslnia, Aden (Including
n Congo (Katanga Province only), British
sh India, British Somaliland, Cameroon* '
Egypt, Egyptian Sudan, Falkland Islanus. ! e
Gold Coaet Colony. Kenya and Uganda, !
tlus, Mesopotamia, New Hebrides (includ- J
lyaralaud Protectorate, Palestine, Pemba, 1
irtuguesc West Africa, Russia In Europe, |
rkestan; St Helena, Santa Crux Islands.
Territory, Tibet, Togoland (British), and I
IANCE
? To -Algeria. Cam^roun. Corsica, ^
ts In India. French Indo-Chlna (Anugm, ^
nch Post Offices in China, Vreneh Somali- \
Upper Volta), tiahoti. Ivory Coast, Made
cle Madagascar, Nosslbe, Comoro Islands, ! g
uritania. Middle (French), Congo, Monaco, I q
dependencies, Niger Territory, Reunion q
cyronth, Damascus, Alcjpo and the \Vcs>- ^
tlnoolc and Brusa). C
E
i.
STEAMERS. k
;ht saving time.l
SAII, SATUnDAV.
Ir.aba. Havana 11:00 AM
nee, San Juan Noon '
eslijcnt Fillmore. Bremen 1:00 I'M j
ver A raxes, Smyrna ]
isallnd, St John*, NK 11:00 AM ,
i'terdam? Rotterdam Noon J
rr.me (transport). Antwerp 6:30 PM 1
cinlHtocles. Piraeus 5:00 1"'M i
iloa. Port Limou 11:00 AM :
iquc, I'orto Plata, tc I'M |
SAII- MONDAY.
irlport. Stockholm
raby, Hull
u U W Goetnals, Cristobal '5:00 I'M
SAII, TUESDAY.
ly of Augusta. Savannah 3:00 TM
so Bucbnnan, Buenos Alrea
irmodlus. Cape Town
tnuel C'olvo. Cadlr. AM
ccretanla. Southampton..... s.... Noon
-hav.R, Jacksonville Noon
ilance. Hamburg 10:00 AM
RIDAY, MAY 12, 1922
tio Won# tn nlor ft tlncl-Q Tlrnnlf. T
i. ' ' ' y
<tr Tarantla (Rr), Condon April .".0. to the i T
><-hor l.lne, with nidee. Went to pier 64, i s
,rth nivtr. | 5hr
Alpine ttanao (Br>, Dundee April 24 t
ii Philadelphia May II, to Kurne.s*. Withy S
Co. with indse. Went to New York Dock j s
i'n pirr 29. Brooklyn. | i:
Mr Aselout iHrl, Alexandria April 10 and 'i
ton May 10. to the White Star Dine, with | A
;l*e. Went to pier 38. North River. j \
If City of Baffdad (Hri, Calcutta March t
. Colombo 2Ttli. Port Said April 0. than j t
th. Raltlniorc May and Philadelphia llth,
Norton. Billy A Co. with indae. Went to
n- 2. Btielt Docks, Brooklyn.
Str Caplllo, Buenos Aires April 16. to the
irmon Steamship Bine. with linseed. Went
Midland Works, Shadysldo, NJ.
r'tr C'axlaa (Braz), Santos April 19. Tlio
nelro 22d. Bahla l'3tli. I'crnamhiiro 27tll '
<1 Barbados May 6. to the Dloyd BraiUelro, c
th ID pr.aeengor*. malls end mdse. Went
pier P. Bneh Docks. Brooklyn.
Mr Santa Fhilatla, Sen Kranclero April 13
id Crletobal May 2. to the Isthmian Steam- *
in co, w tut mnse. went 10 rcacrat sugar
finery. Yonkers. J
r Mobile City. Pat, Francisco, to the
llimlun Steamship Co. with tndae. Went to
?r 28, North ftlver.
Stt Norfolk, Porto riaia April 2fl, I.a
iinntia 27th. Madorts 29th, fan Domingo '
ty ,'!lat, Itniahona May 2 and Palanque 3d,
the Clvde Steamship Co, with mdse. Went
Now 7 ork 1 >oek Co'a pier 34, Hrooklyn. f
Str Margaret. San .Mian May 2 and Boston I
It. to the BnlMnaular f,ine, with ni'tee.
ent to pier 7. Communlpaw, N.f.
Str tlulann (Br>, Barhados May 3, St
a la. Martinique, Pomlutca and (luadeloupe
h, Antigua and St Kltts Mil and Ht Croix ?
id S' Thomas Ollt, to Fumes*. Withy * Co,
It). US passengers. mail* and mdae. Went
pier 47. North River.
Str Manuel Calvo (Sp), Vera Cru* and
ivana, to Lula Llanso. with passengers and _
rise In transit for Spain. Anchored In
tarnntlne. k
Str .losnpii M Cudahy, I.oboa May 3, to the nclplr
Navigation Co, with crude oil. An'ted
off Tompktnsvllta. .
str Robert K Hopkins. Ixibos May 4, to .
theft I, Hague, with crude oil. Went to
' r 1, I'.B.vonre, NJ. t
<tr fiacar T? Bennett, Tamolco.
str Verona (Norl, Kingston and Tlaraeoa.
PI (..Jlorglo & Co, with mdac. Anchored n
Quarantine.
Jtr C.tinny (Nort, Clcnfncgos. _
Str Hesennorg (Pant, Nuevltaa May 5. to
hrandtsen, Moller A Co. with sugar. Ail- k
ored off Tonipklnsvlllc. .
Str Monterey, Havana May P. to the New .
irk and Ctihn Mall Steamship Co, w Ith I
"engcra, tunlla and mdse. Anchored In j
taiantlne. j
s?r t oncho, lialvestPn May d, to the Malty
Steamship Co. w lllt pavscngera and
r re. Went to pl?r .IS, North Itlrer.
Si i Bl Valle, (inhesion May (I, to the |
t'jthem I'a.lfl Co, with pasrengera and
rt-.e. Went to p'er ID. North River. j
Str Kl I,eg". New Otleans, to the Southern I
n <fl" Co, with mdse. |
Sti City of Montgomery, Savannah, to the i
i an Steamship i'o, with paimongera and
dee. Went to pier Ho. North River.
Sir Bewails Point, Norfolk, to caitner,
irran A Bullitt Went to plrr 8, West
ore R B, Weehaovken, NJ.
Pit Rake Arthur, Rtr.-imond, to the Rich
STEW YORK HERALD,
QM AL
mor.d and X>n York Steamship Co, with
mdee. Went to pier 4(1. Kaat River.
Sir Philadelphia, Baltimore, to the Clyde
Steamship Co, with unite. Went to pier 41,
North River.
Str Corfe Caatle (Br). Philadelphia, to
Norton, Lilly It Co. Went to Roblne'a Dry
Dock, Krte Basin. Brooklyn.
Str East port, Philadelphia, to Moore t
McCormack. Went to foot of 18th street,
Last River,
Btr Monmouth. Philadelphia.
Str Levant Arrow, Boston, to the Standard
Oil Co of New York. Anchored off Tompkinavllle.
Btr Trevlthlck <Br>. Boston, to Norton,
Lilly & Co. Went to plet 3, American Docks,
Slaten Island.
Schr Mary L Baxter. Charleston, to Crowel'
& Thurlow, with lumber. Anchored off
Bed Hook.
Schr Augusta W Snow. Georgetown. SC.
to Crowell t Thurlow. with lumber. Anchored
off Red Hook.
Tug James J McNally, light.
WIRELESS REPORTS.
Str Dante Allglilerl (Ital), Naples, 4c. for
Ne.v York, Ls expected to dock at pier 33,
North River, foot of North Moore street,
Saturday afternoon.
Sir Lafayette (Fr). Havre for Netv York,
Is expected to dock at pier 57, North River,
foot of West 15th street, Monday fotenoon.
Str La Bourdonnlaa (Fr), Havre for New
York, la expected to dock at pier 57, North
Rher. Saturday forenoon.
Str Ryndam (Dutch), Rotterdam for New |
1 Oi h, !* MPCCWU lO U1K.-K Kl 1UUI UL .>111
street, Hoboken. Saturday afternoon.
Str Reliance. Hamburg, &c. for New York,
s expected to dock ut pier SB, North River,
foot of Weet 40th street, about U AM Saturday
S?r Wuerttemberg (Get). Hamburg for
New York, Is expected to dock at pier 86,
North River, foot of West 46tli street, about
9:3u AM Saturday.
i'tr America, Bremen for New York, is
expected to dock at pier 4, llobokeu, Saturday
afternoon.
Str Cedrio (Br), Liverpool for New York,
la expected to dock at pier CO, North River,
loot of West 10th street, Sunday afternoon.
Str Presidents Wilson (Ital), Naples for
New York, la expected to dock at pier 7,
Bush Docks. Brooklyn Sunday afternoon.
Str Vestrla (Br), Euenos Aires, 4c, for
New York, la expected to dock at pier 15. 1
llcboken, Monday forenoon.
Str Monterey. Havana for New York, la I
expected to dock at pier 18, Brooklyn, about I
3 '.I) AM Saturday.
Str Dallas reported proceeding at B miles
an hour at noon 10th; conditions fair.
Str Rapidan (Br), from Glasgow, expects to I
teach Boston Saturday morning.
By the Radio Corporation of j
America.
[Distance r'ven In miles; position at noon, j
unless otherwise specified.]
tffwimex passed Cape Cod 12th.
America 38- E Ambrose I. V 12th.
-hester Sun 14j. N Diamond Shoal 12th.
3lly of Columbus 10 N Diamond Shoal 12tli.
31ty of Eucknow 430 K Ambrose L V 12th.
Coastwise 19 NXK Kenwlck Island 12th.
Lldpemoor (U S A I) tl S Ambrose L V
12th.
HI l.ago 1 to S Ambrose I. V 12th.
Ho'.tore 2 E of Wolf Trap 12th.
llovanna Elorto let 3d 58, Ion 74 10 12th.
Hampden 0 SW Gay Head 12tli.
inbert L I'ratt 240 SSW Diamond Shoal
12th.
Homeric 2.710 E Ambrose L V 8 PM 12th.
Vlolrose 0 SW Winter Quarter I. V 12th.
Hontrollte 1 G.I NNE Nantucket I, V 12th.
N'tbraskan 173 S Ambrose D V 12th. (
lYnobaeot 3D NE Winter Quarter 12th.
resident Pierce 2.870 E Ambrose L, V 12th.
ianta Ana l.">4 SSE Cape llenry 12th.
jc lftarrow 20 E Diamond L V 12th.
1'ransportatlon at Cape Charles 12th.
V H Llbb.v 64 EXK Nantucket L V 12th.
iVebash 328 S Ambrose D V 12th.
}y Independent Wireleas Telegraph \
Company, Inc.
ibseoon 230 NE Cape Henry 12lh.
Igwihavre 32 WSW Nantucket I. V 12th. j
tladdln 219 E Ambrose L V 12th. | ,
.Igcnquln 172 S Scotland D V 12th.
tmerlca 382 E Ambrose L V ]2th.
tayo Marnbl passed Quarantine Station 1 43 !
PM 12th.
ihurlot 260 off Delaware Breakwater 8 FM .
llth. 1
'la re 237 8 Scotland D V 12th. ,
locly 440 EXE Diamond Shqal 12th.
lilton 208 S Gay Head 7 PM 12th. ,
ohn D Rockefeller 175 SE by S Nantucket
L V 11th. ?
lontcrey expects arrive Quarantine, New
York, daylight 13th. ,
Ict.nt Clinton 236 E Ambrose I, V 12th. '
ort Macquarrie 220 E Ambrose L V 12th.
tvhance 197 E Ambrose D V 12th.
Itureholm 203 S by E Nantucket 1. V Uth.
iol.odack 227 E Ambrose 1. V" 12th.
V 1, Libbv 64 EXE Nantucket 1. V 12th.
1
By United States Naval Radio. ]
.bniiBarcz 17 S Cape San Antonio IStli. S
ift) 3?0 E Nantucket I. V 12th. \
.g.vlaea 8 NR Jupiter 12th. f
an.bral lat 39 .10. Ion 19 61 11 tit.
kii.-Knniauga 1.10 S Hatterae 12th. I
ikoluteca ."J S South Pa** 12th.
liffwood .100 F.9C Fire Island 11th. i
lol.tarf 1.073 B Ambrose I. V" lltli. . t
one.toa 1,072 R Ambrose L V 11th. j I
Iruador 740 SR Baltimore 12th.
lervard I. Dolieny 102 IV by S Sand Key ] ?
12th. t
.I Occldcnte 210 KSE Galveston 12th.
Illls 410 S South Pass 12th. (
isparta 214 from Tela 12th. r
Italia Walker 22 8 Jupiter 12th. I 1
ri.iport Sulphur No 0 11 from Havana 12th. I
lulfstar 202 ESE Sabine bar 12tli. i
I tl Folger 300 K8K Galveston 12th. ! i
lrIf Moon lat 44. lo:i 48 00 11th.
loiTiniae 1,440 U Ambrose I. V Utn,
Inrvvater lat 33 21, Ion .12 42 12th. ' ,
i, White 37 W Sand Key 12th. i
ll'r.ol* lat 32 00. Ion 38 52 12th.
nrolto 748 E Ambrose 1, V lltli. .
N Petv 10 E Pan I Key 12th.
a I a pa 1.032 B Ambrfwe I. V 11th.
ansa Arrow 30 N Matters* 12th.
omar 108 SB South Pass 12th.
Cevanec 37 SE South I'a*? 12th.
.a lie Gilt edge lat 27 30. Ion 8.1 30 12th. '
.i i hilar,a 205 ESE Sand Key 12th.
trrengo 102 S Partridge Island 12th.
tatlnk'ock 03 E Sand Key 12th.
laumce pas/ed liaitera* 12th.
IlnneksMa 2.010 E Ambrose 1, V lltli.
tontoso paused Nantucket I. V 7 PM 11th.
Ii.rrlatown 1,308 E Cape Cltarlee 11th.
In-olla 1.550 K Cape Henry 12th.
iilten 401 SW llatteia* 12.th.
t'< ra 30 8 Jupiter 12th.
rltanl paaacd Jupiter 12th.
'nclrboro 10 MB Tortugae 12th.
arrneo "JO R Ambroae L. V 11th.
vnnaylvanla 12 3 Bird Rock 12t,h.
'hilip Publlckcr 40 3 Jupiter 12th.
'toneer 40 W fin van* 1'Jtli. .
laptdan 130 IS Boston light 12th. .
Im'ii! Sun 30 N Jupiter 12th.
anta Veronica T.I 8SIS Cape Henry 12th.
>\erance 34 ME Jupiter 12th. .
ihenandonh 1.10s B tlatteraa 11th.
tturehnlm 203 H by IS Nantucket L. V 11th. .
> Iftwlnd 70 XK Jupiter 12th.
'uleagas 100 SB Bermuda 11th. ,
V C Tragi'- 22 ? NE Tortuena 12th.
Vrjlter tJ Munaon 40 N Jupiter 12th.
tret Creeay paaeed Tortugaa 12th.
Veatcrn I'lalna 230 IS r.oeton light 11th.
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bounil South.
Str Jarar.v, Charleston via Beaton for New i
Lork, to the Atlantic Chartering Co tantiorcd).
Str Calvin Austin, Boaton for Netv Tork.
Str Norualk, Boaton for New York,
o ugM Jeaala Y Korayth, with 2 barges tat
:20 I'M): Nassau, with 4 (at 3 T'Mi; Henry
Itovra, with I tat 11 AM): Wyotnlnjg, with
1 tat 0:10 PM llllt).
Bound t?it.
Sir Potomac, tn tow of a tug (at 1:15 FM>.
Tug Laura M Kecler, with 1 barge tat
0 -15 AM).
Arrived at Whlteatonc 12th, tug Wyoming,
owing bnigev Boytfton for Hoaton. t")| and
iftt for New Bedford, 802, 803 and 795 for
Provide nice.
CLEARED.
Str Baltic (Br). Beadnell, Liverpool via
)i|e?natown (general)?White Star Line.
Sir Laneaslrlan (Hr), Popham, Liverpool
nd (itaigow (general)- Lancastrian Steamhip
Co.
Str Hooaae (Br). Webber, London (general) 1
-Kurneaa, Withy *. Co.
Sir C'aronla (Br), Brown. Plymouth. Char- |
murg and Hamburg via Boaton (general)? i
'unard Steamahlp <'o.
Str Prealdent Kill mora, Banrlall, Queenai'*n
and Bremen (general)?United Slatea
,tne?.
Sir Olympic (Br), llambteton, Southampoii
via Chcrliourg (general)?While Star
.ine.
Str Tiger (Nor), Blomqulat, Bergen (oil
nd general)?n t, Hague.
Str TyrlMord iNor). Moe. Stavanger. Boron.
*< igeneral) ?Norweglan-America Line. ,
Str Knud II (Pant. Clemmenaert, (.'openagon
(general)? Punch Kdve A Co.
Sir Bolterrlam (Dutch), Baron, Rotterdam i '
la Plymouth and Boulogne (general)-- Hoi- '
1 nd-Atnerlca Line. I
Str Lapland iflrt. Biadahaw. Antwerp via I
vmontli and Cherbourg (general)- Bed Star I t
,lne. I f
Str Orblta (Br). Matthcivg, Cherbourg.
uthamptnn and Hamburg (general I San-'
( rent. g Hon '
R.r Weat Klriarn. Smart. Ha* re and limn- | '
Irk (general)-coeniopolltan Shipping Co.
Str ( It.v of St Joaeph. Coppedge. lienoa.i
tighorn, Ar (general) C Ii Mnllor.v & < n. | i
Sir Conatantlnoa Vnrllcfs (Creek), Cnu- ' i
landgieaa. Plraetta via Norfolk igralni - ! .ambert
Hroa.
Str Winona. Waltera. ''onatantlnople, i
'myrna. (to (general)? Kxpoft Htinmnhlp
otpoiatlon.
Str Neletia (Br), Plmpnon, Singapore, Ma- ' (
SATURDAY, MAY 13,
,L PAR
( ! \
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.
The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of merchant
vessels received through
the United States Naval Communication
Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
mya, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Otterclics); Cape
Hatteras, N. C.; Jupiter, Fla.;
ivey west, na.; wew urieans,
La. These position (TR) reports
must be addressed only to
the radio station called, and they
will be forwared to New York.
It is important that these reports
should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for publication.
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 NewXondon, 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 America
at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Soasconset (WSC), Mass.; New
London, Conn. (WLC); Cape
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for'
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
above stations of the Radio Corporation.
This advice will be
fiven free by the United States
'ublic Health Service.
V. i
nila. Ac, via Norfolk (general)?Funch, Edyo
& Co.
Str Mary, Goodman. Turks Island, Monte
Christ), 4e (general)?A II Bull & Co.
Str Cayo Mamhl. Mundy, San Juan, Ponce,
?- . (general)? Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Cornelia. Carey. San Juan. Tonce. 4c
(general)?A II Bull & Co.
Str Margaret. Chisholm. San Juan, PB
(Cement and fish)?A H Bull 4: Co.
Str Tolon (Br). Grant. Havana, Cristobal
and Port Union (general)?United Fruit Co.
Str lissequlbo (Br). Chittenden, Cristobal,
Callao, 4c. via Panama Canal (general)?
Sanderson & Son.
Str Union, Stacey, Bccas del Toro (ballast)?United
Fruit Co.
Str Aatrea (Dutch), Leeman. Cape Haytl,
Port de Palx, 4c (general)?Funch, Edye 4
Co.
Str Ormes (Br), Fltrpatrlck, Port Antonio
(ballast)?United Fruit Co.
Str Antilla, Peterson, Cienfuegos (general)
?New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co.
Str Glendoyle, Aspinwall, Nuevitas, Mai-.atl,
*c (general)?Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Eldsvold (Nor), Johnson, U S Naval
Station. Guantanamo and Mancanillo (gen:ral)?New
York and Cuba Mall Steamship I
Co.
Str Plainfleld. Anderson, Santiago (gen- |
iuk anu vuua iusil oicauisuip
Jo.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Francis. Hamilton.
Bermuda (genera1)?Furness, Withy &
Jo.
Str Agwldale, Clifford. Galveston (general)
-Mallory Steamship Co.
IPr <-lty of Montgomery, Hammond, Savantafi
(general)?Ocean steamship Co. ,
Str Edvard Munch (Nor), Aasetli. Charleson
(ballast)?Munson Steamship Line.
Str Lake Gllboa. Meruit-*, Wilmington and
Brunswick (general)?Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Alllarica, Bond. Norfolk (general)?
>ld Dominion Transportation Co.
Str II K Waage (Nor). Hvedlng, Norfolk
l allast)?J F Whitney & Co.
Str Tarantia (Br), Caldwell, Baltimore
(Uallaat)? Anchor Line.
SAILED.
Strs Corvallla, Norfolk; Vistula (Danz),
lamplcp; Samuel Q Brown, Port Lobos;
i aque. Porto Plata, fcc; Munamar, Nassau,
kc: Cabo Mambl. San Juan. fcc; Clement
Imlth. Tort Arthur; Astral. Nagasaki. 4c.
la Son Francisco: II K Waage (Nor). Norolk;
Kdgemoor (transport>. ; Allianca,
s'orfolk; Bnyonne (motor). Philadelphia;
-lainfleld. Santiago.
Strs Ormrs (Br). Port Antonio; I.ske Glloa.
Wilmington and Drunawlck: Blair, Balimore;
Knud IT (Dam, Copenhagen; J M
>anzlgcr. Tamplco.
Strs Astrea (Dutch), Cape TIaltlen; Contantlnos
Vaallefs (Greek*. Piraeus via Norolk;
Edvard Munch (Nor), Charleston.
Tup! Wm G Howard, towing 2 barges
passed out Sandy Hook at 2:.'!!) PM); llcnico,
towing 2 (parsed out Quarantine M
!:2r. PM).
Sailed 11th, strs Denis (Br). Ceara, to,|
ia Norfolk; Melrose, Norfolk; Chester Sun, I
'ablne; Gustavaholm (Sir). Gothenburg, tc. I
The corrected reading of the barometer '
(reduced to sea level) ot New York on
"rldny, May 12. 1022, nt 8 AM. as re crted
by the United Stales Weather Bureau. I
as twenty-nine snd eighty-one hundredths.
(20.81) inches. This closely approximates
oven hundred and fifty-seven and one-tenth
I7R7.1) millimeters. Captains of all vessels
"Cw lying In or near the ports of New York
?t.d Brooklyn mil advantsgeously use the
ibovo official data for observing whether
their ow ii baromctere require any considcrible
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. S PM. HW. 13 miles;
siear; light sea; visibility, 12 miles.
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE- j
GRAMS.
CAPK HACK. NK, May 12?Barometer at |
rOon, 2B.il." inches; wind, light. variable; |
weather, talnlng and liaxy; temperature, 52 i
peg Kahr.
Winds Off Atlantic Coast.
Kast Gulf ami West Qulf?Gentle to mod- j
prate variable wlncbs and weather partly j
iverrast Saturday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Pnwsagc? |
Moderate east and northeast winds over
iiorth and east and southeast 'winds over i
?c utlt portion and weather partly overea.d '
Saturday.
North of Sandy Hook?Moderate shifting
Kinds and weather overeaat Saturday.
Sandy Hook to Hatter as?Moderate shifting
Kinds: w eather overcast, probably local rains |
Saturday.
Hatters* to Florida 81 raits?Moderate
"tuthwest to northwest winds and weather
rrrtly overcast Saturday.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Aux aclir Marie de Rondo was sold Thursday
by the Oriental Narlgatlou Co to llarper
fr Burhoe. attorneys, of Bgptnn, for ft and
other considerations (not aa before reported).
O'Brien seow Sternllght took fire at 78th
street. North River, Thursday night and ,
i'as considerably damaged; fire extinguished
with assistance of tug Dalnelllne.
KINGSTON, .ta. May t-Str Greenbrier 1
(Pr) went ashore on entering I'ort Moraut,
Lut got off without damagu.
I .ONIDQ2t> May 11?.St r Columbia, from New
i t leans, before reported ashore In Unpalves
I l.annel. has been floated and towed Into
Mtrngoano by a Government steamer; propeller
fouled.
PORTLAND. Ore, May 12?By mortgage
ft reclosurn Balfour, Outhrle < . Co have bercrns
sole owners sohr Renin, ready to Rail
from Astoria for Orient with lumber.
rHlLAr?RLPHIA. May 12- Str Tancred
(Nor), while docking nt rolnt Brecso a rM
yesterday tva* III collision with barge A R
Lr No OH. which was moored to wliarf:
hnrgo rerlously damaged: wharf alao daniigcri;
tho Tattered reported undamaged.
HANPV HOOK, May II. 0:30 PM~Tran*
port. Kdgenioor anchored off the bar; bar
tnyine trouble (The Mrtjfmoor una reported
'.1 inlltv* south of Ambrose light vessel at
noon 12th.)
Dancers to Navigation.
I Reported to the Ilydrngraplilc Office.]
May 10, 1st 40 11. rlctt 00 20, passed a red
onlral buoy?Motor ship Hamlet (Nor).
iTbla la probably the same red conical buoy
reported by the I) K.A T Cambral on May
>. in lat 40 10. Ion (10 23.)
May II. lat 37 4(1. lor: 74 20. paasei. a dead
v'mle- Ktr .losepb M Olidahy. (Tbla Is prohibit
(lie sank ivbals reported .by str Brock>
af (Brt on May 10 In lat 37 40. Ion 74 30 t
May 10, lal 3t 13 Ion 72 3(1. passed a aubiicrged
raft about .">0 feet long?U SAT
lor.nnie.
Mny 0, lat 30 42 Ion 71 40. passed a spar
ibnui 13 feet high, apparently attached to
-itr merged wrti kagc?Sir Port Antonio;
Ayrll 23. lat .'IS 23, ?Ion 00 30. pa?"ed a
rtsit projecting about 0 feet out o/ water,
ipparsntly attached to submerged wreckage
-sir Nevada (Kr?.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The commanding pfflmr of the U S Coast j
luard cutler Yamaemtv reports the follow
, 1922.
TS OF
lug shoals at tha entrance to the Cape Tear 1
River: Tha southwestern end of the Middle <
Ground has extended about 300 feet into the
thannel, a depth of Id feet having bee t found ]
oi. the bearings: Coast Guard Station No i
l'J-4, 11 deg 30 mln: Bald Head lighthouse, J
330 deg 30 mln. A depth of 18 feet on the
rearlngs: Coast Guard Station No 104, 30 |
deg 30 mln; Bald Head lighthouse, 70 deg 30
mln. Approximate position of Bald Head i
lighthouse, lat 33 32 N, Ion 78 W.
j
CABLE REPORTS. r
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED. '
(
akauii (ur), at :\ai ice iiiii.
LA TOURA1NE (Fr). at Havre Oth. 3
OROPESA (Br), at Hamburg 11th.
I AN1 AMERICA, at Hlo Janeiro 11th. (
ST PAUL, at Plymouth 12th.
SAMARIA (Br), at Liverpool 12th. >
PASSENGER STEAMERS RAILED. 1
AMERICAN LEGION, from Buenos Aires ;
11 tli for New York. (
FINLAND, from Antwerp 11th for Ncv
York. <j
GOLDEN STATE, from Kobe Oth for San
Francisco. t
MEL1TA (Br), from Southampton 12tb for
Montreal. r
OKDUNA (Br), from Hamburg 10th for New
York. I
SCYTHIA (Br), from Liverpool 12th for
New York. * e
SONOMA, from Sydney, NSW. 10th for San
Francisco.
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports. | ?
ALGIERS. May 0?Sailed, str Maarlensdyk j jt
(Dutch), from liatavla. Ac, for New York.
ANTll.LA, May P, 4 PM?Sailed, atr
I Snaragd (Nor), Tannine, Baracoa anil New
York.
ANTWERP. May 10?Arrived, str Eastern
| Pawn, Philadelphia.
I Sailed Dili, sirs Glen Ridge, Boston; 10th,
I Scythian (Br). Baltimore.
AVOXMOUTH. May ll-Sal!ed. str Melanla
(Br), Key Weet.
j BARKY, May 11?Sailed, str Astraea (Br),
Hampton Roads.
BREMEN. May 8?Arrived, etr Maryland
(Er), Antwerp for Boston.
BRISTOL, May 11?Arrived, etr Chicago
City (Br), New York. I ,
BUENOS AIRES. May ll-Sailed. str I
American Legion, New York.
CATBAR1EN. -May .'?Arrived, strs Munardan
(Br). New York via Norfolk; Sortehavet
(Nor). Havana; Elewick House (Br), Sagua.
Sailed 10th, str Hvldenavet (Dan), New
York.
In port 12th, str Albistan (Dan), for Liverpool
(loading sugar).
CAPE TOWN. Max 11?Arrived, etr Ka- I
duna (Br), St John, SC. 0
I CARDENAS, May 11?Sailed, str Yumurl, y
Sagua. v
CARTAGENA. May 11?Sailed, str Slxaola, 1
Puerto Colombia. I;
CHERBOURG. May 9? Sailed, str Cardigan ^
(Br). Galveston. c'
CLYDE, Mav 10?Sailod. str Alconda (Br), tl
St Johns, NF. A
CRISTOBAL. Mav 11? Arrived, atrs Agwi-|
star. Vancouver for Now York: Weet Jaf- i
frey. New Y'or'.t for Payta; West Jappa, ; lj
San Francisco for Buei'oa Aires. i 8
Sailed 11th, st** Y'elfuku Maru (Jap), fro.n | Y
Portland, Ore. for Notlolk. ti
Sailed litis, str AgwLstar (from Mataa
Sailed Uth. atra Heredla, Tela; San Bias ! n
(Br), Port Llmon. ,
DUBLIN, May II?Arrived, sirs Balboa I
(Svv), Taooma for Stockholm; Comanchee i
(far). Sabine. p
DUNDEE, May 10?Arrived, atr Stanmdre _
(far). New York. .
GENOA. May 12?Arrived, atr Steel Marl- I
i.er, New Orleans. I
GIBRALTAR, May 11-Pasaed, atr I^ampo I
! (Ital), Portlcl for Baton Rouge. I
Passed 11th, atr Carenco, Philadelphia I I
and New York for Valencia and Marseilles ' |
Arrived 12th, atr tvohsutli tltal). New O: - ' &
leans for Naples. F
GLASGOW. May 8?Sailed, atr Canadian
Aviator (Br), Liverpool v
HALIFAX. May 11?Arrived, etna Montrolite,
Texas Glty (and sailed for New Y'ork);
Dorothy, New York. L
Sailed 11th, str Andalusia (Sw), Santiago. I J,
Sailed 12th, atr Else Hugo Stlnnea (Her), ] |<
Hamburg: sehr l'^eldwood tBr), New Y'ork. If,
HAMBURG, May 8?Arrived, atr Ethel- i J,
freda (Br). Baltimore. <t|
Arrived 11th, atr Oropesa (Br), New Y'ork I K
via Cherbourg and Cvxhaven. U
Sailed 10th, str Orduna (Br). New Y'ork.
Sailed lltl), atr Baytrn (Ger). New York. ^
HAVANA. May 11?Arrived, atr llundvaago
(Nor), St John, NB. C
Arrived 11th, atr San Bruno (Br). Boston. ?
Sailed 11th, stra Ecuador, Baltimore; Calamaras.
New Y'ork. a
HAVRE, Ms y 9?Arrived, strs Vauclln I
(Ff), Philadelphia; 10th, Eastern Victor, I
Galverton. I
HONG KONG. May 3?Sailed, atr Pro- |
tcallaua (Br). Vancouver.
HUELVA. May 10?Soiled, str Belllngham. -|
New Y'ork. *
HULL. May 11-Salled, atr City of Lincoln
(Br). New York. m
KINGSTON. Ja. May 9-Sailed. etr Cana- 1
dian Forester (Br). Nassau and Montreal.
Sailed 10th, 9 PM, str Zacapa, New York
via Santiago.
Arrived 10th, AM. str Nicarao (Ifond),
New Orleans (and sailed noon 11th for Cast.lla).
KOBE, May 9?Arrived, atra Delagoa Maru
(Jap). New Y'ork; Rangoon Maru (Jap), San i
Francisco.
Arrived 9th. atra Blyo Maru (Jap), Ran |
|Franclaco; Canadian Frelffliter (Br), Y'an
Arrived 10th. str Hawaii Maru (.lap), Seattle
v'n Yokohama for Hong Kong.
Sailed 0th, str Oolden State ((rotn llong
Kongi. San Kranclsco
I,KITH, May li?Sailed, str Scat well (Br).
Montreal.
I/IVERPOOL, May 10? Arrived, str Sachem
(Lr), St Johns. Nh". , *
Arrived 12th. str Santarla (Br), Boston via :
Queenstown.
Sailed 11th. strs Kolipee, Baltimore; Knud '
(?? (ex-Oueenmeadi, Cape Bane.
Railed 12th. *tr Scythla iBr), New York, i
LONDON', May It?Sailed, str Feliciana
(Br*. Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York.
Sailed 12th, str Steel Kxporter, Now Orleans.
Arrived 12th, str Birmingham City, Avonrrouth.
Arrived 12th, att* Slavic Prince (Br), New
York.
MANCHESTER. May 1l-.\rrlved, str Nltcnlan
(Br*. Boston via Liverpool. Arrived
11th. str Arehimedea (Br), New "
York.
Sailed 12lh. str* Manchester Plero (Br*.
Montreal; Manchester Merchant (Br), Phil- '
adelphia; Antlnoils. New Orleans.
MATANZASL May 1'?Arrived, strs Walter
t> Munacn. New York; lOtli, Lake Kyttle,
Havana: 11th. Phon'r. (Dam. Cardenas.
MANZANILLO. May II?Sailed, str Norn.t.nnia
(Dan*. New York.
MELBOURNE. Ma>- 8?Arrived, atr Cana
d'an Constructor (Br*. Sydney. J
MONTRKAL. Mft) 12 \t rived, str Bally-, ]
gallv Mead (Brl. Bellas'. i I
Arrived 12th. at is Rsihlln Head tP.i. I
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Dublin; Dunbrldge (Br). Avonmouth: Mantheater
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Sailed 12th. Btr? Manchester Brigade (Br),
tlauchester; Amallenborg (Pan). Odense;
3t Anthony, Copenhagen; Calrnross (Br),
S'ewcastle: Minnedosa (Br), Liverpool.
NAI'LES. May 11?Arrived, atr Arabic
Br). New York and Boston.
NARVIK. May 5?Sailed, str Eastern Tetn,<le,
Baltimore.
NASSAU, May 10?Arrived, str Lake Savus,
<ew York.
NIQUEKO. May 10-Salled, str Guantanatio.
Santiago.
NUEV1TAS, May JO. 0 AM-Sallcd. ctr
["rafalsar (Nor), Montreal.
OCEAN FALLS, BC. May 11?Sailed, str
Canadian Rover (Br), Astoria.
I'ARA, May 1)?Sailed, str Michael (Br),
danao.M.
PENARTH, May 11-Balled, str Milton
Br), Sydney, CB.
PLYMOUTH, May IC-Arrlved. str St Ta'tl.
Cew York for Cherbourg anil Hamburg (ai.d
roceedcd).
PORT ANTONIO. May 9. A PM-Kalled,
Irs Sama (Nor), Phllr delphta: 10th, 3 AM.
Innetta, Tanamo and Baltimore; 1) AM,
lommodore Rollins (Nor), New York.
PORT KEMBLA, May 0-Sailed, Str Canada
n Miller (Br), Donedln.
PORT r.IMON, May 11?Arrived, str Trsorea,
Cristobal.
PROGRESO, May 10?Sailed, str Espeunza.
Vera Cruz.
PUERTO CAHTILLA. May 11?Sailed, str
.ysefjorri (Nor), Mobile.
ATTrnVf M?? 11 A rrlvod af r Vmnrn s-a
i "Prance (Br). Liverpool".
Passed In Kamu Point 10th, stra Jelling
Continued on Following l'.ure.
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