davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Cleared

saeua. Blair; San Juan and Ponce; At
iantic Fruit 60.
via Cherbourg. white star Line.
Algeria Brl. Collie: Glasgow via Mo-
Vile. Cunard Line.
ceitic (Dr). Roberts: Liverpool via
Queenstown. white Star Line.
Crouc (BD. Davies. Ponta DelgadA.
Gibraltar via Boston. white Star Line.
Kroonland. Newman. Antwerp; Red star
|'Ss %oordam pup. De J5ng. Rotterdam via
Plymouth and Boulosne. Holland-Amerlea
Helgo DAM. Jorgensen. Santiago. n Y
& cuba Mail Line.
Dean Emery. Forbes. Tampico; Huas-
tcch icttOleum 60.
Tlua tBD. Macdonald. Havana. cristo-
bal and Port LimOn. United Fruit Co
santa Marta. Birks. Santiago and Kings
ton. United Fruit co.
swat OBJ. Rutter. walhsch Bay and
capetown: Norton. Lilly co, u.v-O
and Antwerp. Lloyd Royal Beige
Georgia GtaD, Zacevich Malta. Venice
and Trieste via Philadelphia; Phelps Bros
croNteth Hall tBD. Hsnnnan; Naleita
and Alexandria. Ellermen's Wilson Line.
W NJ Tupper. Browne Trinidad and
Demerara. clyde Line.
Slam city tBD. o'Neii: Liverpool L :
Maimen (sw). Kailstrom: Gene TO Bal
tlmore. Furness witty & co.
Vostrls tBr Penrice; Montevideo.
BufNnH ANffr anu AlV w JaHfHbs AeihPSAs
Hamilton. Bond Norfolk; Old Dominion
Tran rpOrtation co.
Norihiand. Fineld. Boston Eastern S
Trema,on oBD. Hicks; Galveston; Nor
ton. LILY 4 60.
/ Lake Fsnin. Forrest: Wilmington and
I Brunswick. clyde Line
Agwis,ar. Han. baltimore; q Cuba
Mail Line
Pinar Del RIO (Br). thomson Port
! land. Me- Norton. LILY 4 Co
/ Robin Adalr. smith San Diego and Lo,
/ Angelica lsthmian co
Ei Occidente. Campbell. Galveston
southern PaciAc GO.
Mobile city. Doyle Boston 1"hmisn
Walter D Munson Nlisen. Mstan1ss and
CaIdenas. Munson Line
River AraNes 1Br). simpson. Gibraltar
. and Malta. Cuuard Line.
Gulnght Jones. Tampico. Gulf REIN
ina Go.
Geo Washington. Cunningham Plym-
outh Chefbourg and Bremen. L Lines
Borglum DAM. Moilerup. Nassau and
Clenfuegos. y Y & Cuba Mail Line.
Fort Victoria CBf). Carmichael. Hamil-
ton. Fumes witty a Go.
Bounemouth (B). Palmer; New Or
leans. n winchester
Vsrduna tBD. Townley: London: Gun
I ard Line
Hamburg CBrl. HATFIELD. Windsor. J ,
Gedsn.a ODanz). Schroeder. TampieO
I n J. Hague
scandi. DAM. simonson: Nyborg II l.
f Hague.
siboney Miller. Havana. y g. Cuba
Mail Line
West Insklp. Web. Antwerp 70 Phila-
delphia. Black Diamond Line.
Drottuingholm lSw). Noefelt Gothcn-
burg. swedish American Line.
Legie fCzecho- slovak). Wosecek; Genos
I and Napies. ftirce Bros
Lackawsnna tBD. Hugo. London and
/ MancheFtfr. NJ Smith
W Toagle. Morris. Galveston. l.
Hague.
n Dimock. Holmes. Boston. Eastern
{ ) Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23

Atlantic sun ass Cape May sept H.
caclaue S7s 3 Ambrose SEPT y;
cssstsr sun iB NE Cape csnsVs'''
c,ss sep, ., August. ios Ne Diamond Sep, :, ~ |,
CITY Of Montgomery 40 D''"''"1
c,os,ar , Han i7ss sE AmbrO.. sept ~:
Ecaador 40 \ baltimore PA SEP, :,
Eds- \ Doheny Jr IS Caps Fear sept H.
El oriento 10 3 Scotland Sep, IL
,t.,ssr, 3s =. Pratt 800 sw Diamond sept ~.
iohn Worthington II Ne Fowey ROCK
MSess, iis 3 Nantucket sept A.;
Msrsvi 70 $ san ssivsaoG see. u.
Wsi,os. 4 sc Cape sable sept u
Won,rolite sw sand Key Sept II.
Nynamar pse Ambrose sept II.
newton Iso = Chatham sept IL
ohio $50 az IIattcras Sept II.
psrl.boro 1iO sw HAtteraa Sept -.
paria as y Trinidad sept ~.
penobaoot sW Cape Charles Sept u
Rssolute 40 y Ambroie sept II.
poche,ter - Jupiter sept II.
stg.o,s sTa Ambrose Sept II
shoo,e,. Island ~ p sandy HOOK sept :.
go, A,row lis y By y Nantucket Sept u
yscuum - = Jupiter Sept ~.
virginia Limited passed Northsa" ENC
wli,,.m mn ssP' @ warden sis sw Diamond
Sept %.
zni,s fl7O s Ambrose Sept II.
Afehanlstan ise r Boston Sept ~
Tacoma abeam Handkerchief LE sept -
Aneiia 100 Ambrose sept IL
santa Tercaa 80 \ Ambrose sept u -
CIV Of savannah &c y Hatteras sept y.
Uerbert l. pratt 6s SW Diamond sept -
Atlantic sun is3 sw Delaware CApe'
& n Hunt 30 = Diamond sept -
Illinois 2is 8 Scotland sept ~
Feitore 20f : Ambrose sept y.
Astral a 3 Scotland sept ~
sacandaga 30 T. Sea Girt sept ~
lava Arrow ~ 5 Ambrose sept II
Nanaauf go \ Nantucket sept y
c.llfofnian ~ Ambrose sept y.
Trsnsporfaiion i2s sw Block lHahu
Sept q.
Usmpden 20 8 Scotland Sept -
coastwlse iH WsW Gayhcad sept y.
swlfillght 50 sE cape Henry sept u -.
santa Rosa ils Ambrose PM sept ="
Wnl Tslsh Isi Overfalla Sept y .
America left Cherbourg II PM sept ~.
prcsldent Harding 1913 = Ambross SEPT o.:
Edw T. poheny Jr - Diamond sept .
Reaper e Sw Diamond sept ~ ..
Wm Rockefeller 70 s Diamond sept -.
standard 1856 Diamond sept -
i A Monet Jr isg Diamond
Syanza 80 s Sew YORK sept q
sucrosa 20 y Hatteras sept ~
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
'"Outlaws" Seek
Control of New
CompanyUnions
Organization That Staged
Switchmen's Strike Two
Years Ago After Recruits
in All Railroad Shops
Radicals Back Movement
Violence Recurs OH Lines
in West; 400 Return to
Work i'm Rochester Yards
sp,elal Dispatch 10 The TrieuHs

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-"OutlAws'' wno'
under the leadership Of John Granau'
staged a railroad switehmen's strike
two years ago, and as n result lost
their union standing, are again IN evi'
denee. II Is said they are seheming
10 seize control Of all rail unions ana
arc reaching out for control OF the
newly formed shop unions. The new
leader Of the "outlAw" movement Is de-
elsred to be r. ID. Greenlee, president
OF the independent organization when
nut on the strike two years ago.
The agitators are understood to be
busy in all shops. Their argument Is
that the shopmen have lost their strike
and that. encouraged by this victory
the rail executives viii now attemP'
TO nut a curb on the brotherhoods ana
all other rail unions. They arc being
assisted by the radicals, Bolsheviki and
I. W. W., who find themselves barred
out under the new agreement. Strikers
Who have participated In violence arc
vehement in their support OF the out
law" union.
Violence Jared up at several points
to-day. including n bomb explosion IN
tho Huntington roundhouse at Kansas
Citv. the destruction OF car by a
dynamite bomb in the Missouri, Kansas
a Texas wards, nj St. Louis, ana $50
lated cases OF slugging. ID. A. hamii.
ton. president OF the federation OF
shon crafts unions in the Santa re
shops M Fort Madison, Iowa, was ar
rested on n charge OF interfering with
a United States marshal who was at
tempting 10 arrest striker for slug
ging strike.breakcr. A bomb was
thrown through a window OF the Burl-
ington roundhouse at Aurora, lll.' but
did little damage. Non-union men were
beaten by returning strikers on the
Southern Railway at Coster, Ky. Four-
teen men were badly injured.
The Southern has accepted the Balti-
more agreement, which stipulates that
men who have worked during the strike
are not 10 be molested.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 22.-The
strike OF shopmen on the Chesapeake q
Ohio Railroad was settled early TO-
night at a conference OF representa-
tives OF the strikers and the manage. !.
ment, J. r. Parrish. general manager OF
the road, announced.
ROCHESTER. n. Y, Sept 22.-Four
hundred striking shopmen Of the New
York Central system this afternoon
agreed TO return 20 work under the
terms OF the Baltimore settlement.
union and railroad officials announced.
The decision 10 take up their tools
again was made by the men after
stormy session. II is understood that
the action here will he followed by vir-
tunlly every local Of shopmen OF the
road.
DETROIT. Sept. 22.-Full passenger
service on the Pcre Marquette Railway
will be restored September "a. IL was
announced to-day by Prsident Frank II.
Alfred.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Japanese Will Pay
S5,OOO,OOO Subsidy
For Ships in 1923
Effect of Government Help
Outlined by Chamberlain;
New Mail Subventions De
signed 10 Correct Faults

The japanese budget for 1923 con
talns provisions for navigation bountie'
and mail subsidies amounting to -
s65. .7e7 yen, about s5,0OO.oOo, according
10 Eugene T. Chamberlain, OF the
transportation department Of the
United States Department Of Com
merce. in an analysis Of Japan's mer'
chant marine policies.
Mr. Chamberlain points out that the
construction OF merchant vessels by
Japan was encouraged directly from
1895 to 1913 by the shipbuilding law
and indirectly since 1917 by the nayi-
cation bounty law. Further assistance
has been given by bounties on steel
production and By mail subsidies.
The shipbuilding bounty law made
II possibIe for corporations whose
members or stockholders were Japa-
nese subjects, employing competent
naval architects and owning docks,
slips and machinery capable Of build
ing vessels Of 1000 gross tons or
more. to receive n bounty varying ac-
cording 20 the type of vessels from
eleven to twenty-five yen ton. Re-
cipients OF the bounty were required 70
use domestic materials. except those
not produced in Japan, and TO meet
the requirements Of the authorities.
This law has now been superseded
by other more effective means, but
during it's existence II greatly stim-
ulated japanese shipping.
The law 10 encourage the steel In
dustry was amended in 1921 and now
applies only 10 steel products used IN
the construction or repair OF naval
and merchant vessels. varying from
10 10 Is per cent Of the value OF the
imported steel ingots and slabs.
The policy Of navigation bounties
has been applied TO promote domestic
shipbuilding as well as navigation.
This system in the eight years from
1874 10 1921 involved annual expendi-
lures Of about $4,000 900. Some changes
10 correct faults in the previous law
were made for 1921 and 1922, and were
designed 70 give greater aid 20 mail
and fast passenger and freight steam
eTs
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Arrived Yesterday

scythia CBr). Liverpool sspt IL. 20 Gu.
nard Line with 3io hrst rs second sno
3t third class pass. mails and mdse
Maioppo 1Bn. Phiiad.lphIs sept Il: to
Norton. Lilly. with mdse: OF Bay Ridge
brooklyn
France (Fr). Havrs sept H. Plymouth
Is. 10 the Compagnie Generate Transai-
lsntique. with bo2 hrst. bib second cabin
5o5 third class pass mails and mose
ROTTERDAM (DuD. Rotterdam Sept II
Plymouth u. 20 the Holland Ameriea
Line. with tss fret. sss second cabin; to'
third class pass. malls and mdse' eth a.
Hoboken.
wes, Inskip. Hamburg Sept Z; 20 the
Black Diamond s Co. with mdse; Pier
,. Army Base. brooklyn
Nsvislan tBrb. Barry sept 10 ne
white star Line with coal O'ooo ton"'
Hss, Wind. sydney. y W. July 2s
cris,obal sept 8. Boston ao' 70 the
1na PIsr Aus,Ts,aIis HqmH as.s BrooEiSn 1nsi WI"
Antiila Philadelphia Sept - 10 Ward
Line. with mdse. Pier 10, Brooklyn.
Mundale. Phiisdelphis Sept n 10 Nun
Andre Luckenbach. Phiiadelphia sept
IL TO Luekenbach 3 s CO, win md'e
35ih -. Brooklyn =. q
Lake Favonis. Boston Sept a.; 70 Y :
Noldegaard, Norfolk Sept 20. 10
Bull with mdse. pier n. BROOKLYN,
Clare Boston sept p 10 III Bull WIN
mdae. Pier ~ Brooklyn.
Aigic Port Said Sept 20 Kerr > 20
With rndse: 67th st. Brooklyn.
Ia BOurdonnais (Fr). Hsvre sep ~ 70
compaCnfe Genersle Transatlantique:
with i1i cabin. ~ thrd class pass ana
princess May (Br). Port Antonio sept
10. Baracoa IL: 10 tho Di Giorgio :
90 with as pass and mdse. Pier Z, X
Mohawk. Jacksonville and Chafler,on
20 the Clyde 5 : CO. with pass and mcse
pier 90. NR - =.
schr Admiral Drake Cf,r). Gsspe; 20
powring a co. with mdse: on Red HOOK
PIIITA tNor). Santiago. Guantanamo
and Port Antonio. 10 tho Atlantic Frui'
a.. Nth rrdaa
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Independent Wireless TeIe.
graph Co., Inc.

tDistsnces an mileA position At noon un .
less othsrwise specined).
American Legion i.053 sE Ambrose SEN, ~
ArFosy 81 Ne Cape Henry sept -
caronia i.1oo Ambrose sept 81
coelledA zoo Y Ambrose sept -
Edith zoo Sc Ambr0se sept p
Oreelan 10 sw Fire Island s.uf 2.
0ulfiand 2e5 EsE Beaufort. \ G. sen./.i
OUT Prince IS $ Scotland Sept -
Gulf Star passed Diamond shoai PM
Sep; %.
r Mallory :is 8 Scotland s.p, =
Lake Oiltedge 50 Ne Can. Nassi sent 81
LanehstriAn lat 20 ~ = ION n 6f "
sept p.
hsna7ui te 5 Nantucket Sep, 20
AeIico 10 Haiteras sept q;
Alddleser passed out Virginia Capes
Sept =.
Monterey 72s s Scotland Sept y.
Nstirar ia Ambrose sept ~
otho tso sE Cape Hsfi@rs. SEQ, an
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Luckenbach Won't Enter
Australian Route Now

Edgar F. Luckenbach, president OF
the Luekenbaeh Steamship Company,
yesterday denied the report from Aus
t.siia tha, he intended 70 establish
a new line in that service. a dispatch
to"The Liverpool Journal Of Commerce
made the definite statement that Luck
snbsch would use four ships purchased
from the Shipping Board for that pur-
pose.
"who II Il that sits up nights think
ing up these stories?' asked Mr.. Luck
tnbGeh.
"The Shipping Board forced me out
Of that route and intend 20 stay out.
The Board alloeated seventeen sailings
20 the United States q Australasia
1 Line and one 70 me. ] had 10 get out
j The L. S. & A. has not bought any
ships from the board and has never
owned American tonnage. It's whole
investment in shipping is a $4,000 in
terest in a British vessel. | have
bought a unmber Of steamers, but that
does not get me anywhere"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
NawscO Lines
To Build Six
Diesel Ships
Pioneer Purchaser Settles
With Shipping Board for
Two Vessels; Will Remain
in Intercoastal Service
Luckenbach Deal Pending
williams Line Decision to
Have Bearing on Termi-
r..tion of Coast Rate War

Announcing yesterday that a settle
r.nt has been reached with the Ship
ping Board for the purchase Of two
vessels taken originally at high war
prices. the North Atlantic and West
ern Steamship Company also declared
that plans were under way for the
construction Of six motor ships for
use In the intereoastal trade. These
ships would have TO be built In Amer
lean yards TO comply with the coast
wise laws. Details were not divuiged
"Th. North Atlantic and Western
Steamship Company was one OF the
original ship purchasers. having con-
useted 10 purchase tonnage at $3.50
ton. and has been able 20 complete all
payments required by the shipping
Hoard 70 take over the ownership OF
this tonnage at the reduced price.
,sid the statement from Nice-Presl-
dent NJ. J. Macdonald.
"The company now owns two yes
sells. the Brush and the wabash mas
been operating from four TO nine YES
eel,. other than these two vessels
regularly in the intereoastal trade and
&, now planning 20 construct meet
OF six biesel-driven ships that VIII
enable the company 20 retain IT'S posi-
tion in the intercoastal trade.
"Nawseo Lines was the first steam
,hip company from Boston, Portland
Ne. ard Philadelphia TO enter the IN,
tereoastal trade after the war ano
present equipment and future plans OF
me company will enable Il 70 hold ITS
position"
This information indicates that the
Sawseo Lines intend 10 remain IN
business. even though the Shipping
Board withdraws its sllocated tonnage
The American Steamship Owners As
sociation recently protested against
continuance OF this competition pul
will raise no objections 20 the use OF
privately owned tonnage.
Lines in the intercoastal trade are
awaiting results in the negotiations
between the board and the Williams
Steamship Company. which Is one oi
the pioneer purchasers, obtaining q
large amount Of tonnage on low cash
payment The vessels sold 70 inc
Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Steamship
Company we're recently seized by the
board for non payment Of installments
II IL evident now that the intereoastaI
situation is rapidly clearing, as the
principal objections by other members
were launched at the alleged practice
Of these three lines in cutting con
ference rates. A definite settlement
here Is expected 20 be followed by
move for the restoration OF the con-
ference, though the situation has been
complicated by the entrance OF tho
Munson Line ships into the trade.
The Luekenbach Line yesterday de
MED that a settlement had beer
reached with the board, but Edgar +
Luekenbaeh. president, said that thi'
might be accomplished shortly.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR. Sept ai-Pas.ed) 1hti
QO. Philadelphia Tor Genoa
BARCELONA. Sept i7-Aldecoa (spl
Galyesion: West Chctac. Galveston.
GENOA. Sept It-citta al MeSsina ut).
VENICE. Sept is-Kos,u,h uu. New
MHRsEILLEs. sept is-Lingan tBr).
KOBE. Sept is-Empress % Russia
fBr). Vancouver. President Wilson. San
Francisco for Hongkong: Goth. Mandasan
HELsiSGBoRo. Sept 2o--Evsrest CBD.
BREMEN. Sept 2o-Prehdent Arthur.
HAvRE. Sept 7o-Sne tBr). Baltimore.
BATAVIA. Sept 20-Tjiiebosi (pD. San
sGuTHAMPToN. Sept 2i-M.n,a (Bn.
Montreal for Antwerp land procesded).
ST MICHAEL. sept 2i--Brsga I'm.
New York for Marseilies
GLASGOW. Sept ?i-ioHie. Baltimore
via Halifax.
cADIZ. Sept 2i--Monissrrsi (sp). New
GLASGOW. Sept 20 - West csmpsaw.
Montreal
LIVERPOOL. Sept 2i-Aileghany (Br).
Boston
MANILA. Sept 81 - City Of Melbourne
(Brl. New York.
TIENTsfS. sept 2i-EllridEe. san Fran
cisco. Ibuklsan Maru Japb. Portland. ore.
BEIRA. Sept n - Kasama (Br). New
York via Cape Town.
CHRlsTIASsAsD. Sept 81 - Frederika
VIII DAM, New York
BERGEN. Sept i5-Meaicano (Nor). Phil.
adelphia.
GOTHENBrRG. Sept IL Delaware
(Norl, New Orleans
RouEN. Sep, is-Do la Sale CFrJ. New
Orleans
BREMEN. Sept > - Dregonian. Baitl-
more. President Roosevelt. Sew YORK
STOCKHOLM. Sept is-Psngrssp (Brl.
Gaivsron.
HAMBUnG. sept is-EgseK County (Dr).
Montreal. 2iai. Orbita (Br). New YORK.
HANHE. Sept is-Federal Galveston
Paris tFrk New York via Plymouth
HARTLtPOOL. Sept 81 49, Lornbardla
(Swed). Mobile
MONMOUTH Sept 2i-suwan.s CBrl.
Thiiadelphia via HaiifaI. West Hsmbrie.
Baltimore
LIVERPOOL. Sept 22-Professor (prl.
san Franeiseo. caledonian (Br). Boston
via Halifax.
GIBRALTAR. Sept ;.-Aeropoils. New
York for Piraeus and consisntiHopIe
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23

rh.r,I,,ocles. Pstrss Sept q: p.
n Oaianos a Co
o,,,.h. Havana Sept 81,
Sy a Cuba Mall Co
Due Wednesday
t.,.y.,te. Havre Sept IA. French Line
wu,rttemburg. Hamburg. Sept H.
United American Lines
US Lines
uom.ric. Southampton. sert 20.
uun.mar. Hu.vi,ss. sept .. .Munson Line
Due Thursday
Sierra Nevada. Bremen Sept IL.
North German Lloyd
E,thonia, Copenhagen. Sept is.
Baltic American Line
Ehro. Havana. Sept 2t.Pac steam Nav co
Tlyives. Kingston Sept -. United Fruit Co
Fott Victoria, Bermuda, Sept 7e.
FurNsss. Witty & Co
Due Friday
Aauitanls. Southampton. Sept "a
R.iiancs. Hamburg. Sept 10.
United American Lines
America. Bremsn. sept .o...... u Lines
Chicago. Havre. Sept b.. French Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMAsTRRs

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceivec through the independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration OF America ShlpmAsters Of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with.
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations In the United
States proper. II Is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
AZ noon each day IN order that th.y
may be received In time for publication
Position reports can also be ssnt
through the stations of the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. New
York City (WcCJ. Babylon. L
.WsE), East Hampton. l. /. (wsA1
New London. Conn. (WSTJ.
No eharIe maie for medieai or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports ''''
The Radio Corporation OF Am.r,cs
VIII receive position reports fhrough
me following stations Cane C,od
tWCC). sissconset. Mass. (Wscl New
London. Conn. lWLC). Cape NAV New
York city tWNYJ '' w"
Medical and surgical advice will hs
given free through the Radio cornors.
ton OF America by the u S. Pubiie
Health Service. ''-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Sharp Increase in Failures

A rather sharp upturn IN the com
mereial failure rate occurred this
week. x. G. Dun Co. report an in
crease in all sections % the country
except the Pacific Coast. The total
number Of failures IN the country this
week. according to Dun's. was 40.
compared 10 1893 last week and 33l for
the corresponding week ,ast year The
proportion Of failures in which labili-
ties exceeded $4,000 was slightly less
than last week, however. reaching but
bs5 per cent OF the total, compared 20
60.p per cent last week
Brsdstreet's place this weeks fail
ures at 1872, compared 20 836 last week,
ale In the like week last year. i5s in
1920, ll6 In 1919 and 100 in 1918.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Passenger Ships Due

but
Monterey Havana Sept IS: 70 " Y a
Cuba Mall Co with malls; is expected
10 dock $40 IN at Pier is, B'klyn
tMontaguo 81.
Parma lBrl. Barbados Sep, IS. to Fur
ness. witty &'Co' with mails. ia expected
20 dock forenoon a. Pier -. B'klyn.
Roma tFr). Marseiiles Sept 7 20 Fabre
Line With mails ~ expected to dock at
foot Slst ~. B'klyn.
MAuretanla (Br), Southampton Sept Is:
20 Cunard S 8 Co with mails. 10 expected
10 dock forenoon at Pier 81. n (west
18th 81.
Lspland (B). Antwerp sept It to Red
afternoon at Pi.r 81. \ r West iotn st5.
President Fillmore. Queenstown Sept Is
- Lines with mails; 10 expected 10
dock forenoon At Pier 3. Hoboken.
Ecuadore. San Francisco Aug 20: TO W r
Grace Co with malls. Is expected 70 dock
forenoon at Pier q. B'kiyn (Atiant,c
Basin).
Due Tomorrow
BAi'ic (Brl. Liverpool Sept u. to White
Star Line with mails. Is expected 10 dock
Nasari (Brl. Barbados Sept 1. 70 Lam.
port & Holt Line with mails IL expected
10 dock afternoon .; Pier IL. Hoboken
American Legion. Buenos Ayres Sept J.
TO Munson Lines with malls. IL eS-
peeted 20 dock afternoon az Pier ;. Ho-
ooken.
Tolos CBr). Havana sept q: 20 United
FfuU 10 Win maltss - expected TO dock
afternoon a. Pier rs. Z X (Maiden Lane)
Due Monday
Oropefa tBrJ. Hamburg Sept is; 10
Royal Mall steam Packet co with malls
expected 20 dock forenoon at Pier ~.
y X (Norton stl
Tuscanla tBr). Glasgow Sept IS; 10
Anchor Line with mails. expected 10 dock
forenoon a. Pier 90. y X tWest 23d att.
United states fDanl. Copenhagen Sept
Ia. 20 scandinavian Line with
malls expected TO dock late at Pier II.
Hoboken.
Porto Rico san Juan Sept 20. 90 NY 4
Porto Rico 60 with mails. Ia expected
20 dock forenoon II Pier IS. B'klyn
Naracsibo. - OusyrA Sept 20. TO Bliss.
Daliett 4 90 With mails IL expected 20
dock forenoon al Pier II. B'kiyn (Monts-
cue ST..
Fort 81 George (Br). Bermuda Sept "a.
20 Furness. Wlthy Co with malls; eI-
pected TO dock forenoon AZ Pier IS. y
tWest 18th st).
Due Tuesday
vessel Tort Agency.
csfonis Hamburg Sept is. .Cunsrd q o Co
Mongolia. H4stDHrs Sept is.AmsrieAn t4ss
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Levant Freight Rates
Open TO Four Ports
Conference Takes Drastic step
TO Meet Competition Until
Octobcr -

The Levant conference has thrown
open rates on all commodities 20 Tour
ports In the Near bast. u was re-
ported yesterday Thee are Piraees'
Alexandrla. saloniea and CONSTANT
nopIc, the ports for which the Stuy'
vesant. operated. by the u. 3. Nay'gs-
lion COMPANY. Is sailing about October
rs. II Is understood thst the open
rstes will be quoted until this vessel
Il dispatched, unless further plans are
made bv the company before that time
The new competition has given set-
hacL 10 the plans Of the conference
for the posting Of cash forfeit' Tor tne
- rssin,enance OF rates No furthef
stsps are expected until the renewed
rate war has been settled.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Notice TO Mariners

tBy u. =. Hydrotraphic Offlee.l
The Lighthouse Service announces Ccot-
land Light Neessl ~ 60 be returned 10
station about Sept a. 1874. the relief light
vessel will be Withdrawn.
About oct 4. XIII van Kull Channel y J.
Buoy "a. = second class spar, Will be ss-
"a blished IN about fAthoms OF water.
100 ydz 7ss degrees 20 seconds from the
church Tower at New Brighton. Staten
Island.
Approximate position Of the Church
Tower. lat 20 - 90 y, lon - o5 % w
New-York tribune., 1922-09-23
Sailed Yesterday

Vechtdijk (DuO. Baltimore. AgWidale
baltimore Hampden. Norfolk. Hamilton
Norfolk. VI j Tracy. Norfolk. Astral
ro,y beaumont: fastener. Melbourne
Californian. San Pedro: West 1slay. Petro.
grad Berengaria (Br). southampton and
Chcrbourg. Munargo. Antilla' fort An
tonic (Sor) Santiago. Burutu (Br), Ten
eriffc. Helge DAM. Santiago.
ACwisfar, Baltimore. Manchurian Prince
fgrJ. Rio d. Janeiro. Sagua. San Juan.