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New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Maritime Miscellany

san FRANCISCO, Jan 3I-A p Ham
mona, former general Pacific Coast man
ager or l.uckenbach Line appointed zen
eral Pacihc Coast manager of Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific.
Ell tREkA. Jan 3l--Gas schooner ,,,ovd
= - 9"n francisco for Seattle. put in to day
vlcTORlA c. Jan al-Correct run
nnins time of Pine Tree State from Yo,s".
mama to this port days 10 hours so
minutes, one hour longer than record pas
sage OF british steamer set up by F,m
press of Russia in 1914 A''''
NANtOtNEE, b c. Jan 31-Honk Kong
Oolonlal government will arbitrate st rll.s
OF chinese stewards for 40 per cent IN
crease In wages which has DELAYED sever,I
trans Pacific liners ee' al
NlCTORlA. b c, Jan 3l--Pacif1c Steam.
snip company requested increase from
1900 81, s to $4,000 in coastwise mail sub.
soy from Canadian government to he 81
fective April l. Victoria Chamber of Co,
'nerce - refused support.
BOSTON. Jan 5i-American r;
ierdsti'nn ied MsrcantIle Marine announce
- ~ s'rvi = from. PhiiaAciphiu nni 49,,
!" '''eenst"wn ami Liverpool beuinninr
III March. Steamships Pittsburrh h anti
ilaVTiiord assis ned 10 service. """
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Halifax-West Indies
Ships Will Call Here
Canadian Pacific Extending Ma.
rine Routes; Passenger Off
cials in Convention

The Canadian tactic Railroad 1t
was announced yesterday. has estab-
lished this city as port of call for the
new Halifax to West Indies steamship
line. One Of the vessels in use in the
new service is the Empress of Britain,
which left last week for cruise to the
Vest Indies.
The Canadian Pacific, 1t was said.
's planning considerable extension Of
rs transportation facilities. and the
pew moves are expected to prove IA
'arablc TO the Port of New Cork
Future plans of the road are expect
e6 to be taken up in detail at the con
ference of passenger traffic officials.
WHO arc here from all parts of the
United States and Canada to attend
conference at 3i4 Madison Avenue
Z. +. K. Cssher, passenger traffic man
ager. will preside at all sessions and
will be assisted by c. B. Foster, A. B.
Calder, who was in charge of the tour
of the Prince of Wales across Canada.
and General Passenger Agent w. II.
Smell of Montreal.
Those attending the conference are
reg istered at the Commodore
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Arrived Yesterday

Lapisnd ORD. Antwerp Jan 10 south
spfan am Ksa sa snd Insr'SgrS % 5 a. ts nfsS sg to
ST. \ r
Hansa (Ger). Hamburg IAN 90 20 tile
United American Lines. with 70 hrs' 4~s
ss1ieerage pass, mails and mdse rie- Sc
FrenS olav CDam. Copenhagen Jan H.
Christiania 20. 10 Funch. Edye & Co. with
lss cabin. lss steeraFs pass. mails and
mdse. i7th St richckcn
Niccto de Larrinasa (Br). Genoa Jan
5. Bermuda 2Si to Furness, Witty & Co.
u. Kingston 30. to the Caribbean S : Co.
With mails and mdse. Pier g. Empire
Csliforne sFD Bordeaux Jan H. to
the Compaenie Generate Transatlantique,
with nldse; Pier -. \ R
Fastores. crlstobal Jan 81. Port Linon
with so pass. mails and indSe Pier Is, z r
Roquell tBr). Sierra Leone Jan !: Dakar
Manitowoc, ST Micharls Jan IL: 70 The
Foreign Representation Corp. with mdse,
La Touraine (Fr). Havre Jan 81; to the
French Line. with 20 cabin. 80 steerage
pass pass. .,sai r,siis and nd. mdSe; Pier 81. r.
lamport & Holt l.inS. With is hrst. IS
second cabin. 81 sterrage pass mails and
mdse, 18th ST, Hoboken
% Mayasuez Jan 23 San Juan Jan 25 to
& Porto Rico : Co with "a pass,
mails and Mdse. Pier 30. 5 klYn.
Gladysbee, Tam pico Jan ls II The Next
can oil Corp With crude oil, anchored off
Tomp insville |.
Iowan. Tacoma Dec "a. Seattle Dec II.
Portland Jan 3. San Francisco Jan Z. San
Pedro Jan 10. Cristobal Ian 2l. 20 the
United American Lines. with mdse. Pier
s. Bush Docks. klvn.
City OF Montgomery. Savannah; to the
Ocean : Co. with pass and mdse. Pier
So. +.
Gaelic Prince (Rr). Baltimore Jan 20
to Furness. Witty with mdse. Pier l. Bush
Docks. 3 klyn.
Huguenot. Galveston Jan 2s to coluin-
bus shipping 60. with oil; Pier .. Con-
sta bic Hook j.
ossaoaw, Mobile and Tampa to clyde
Line. with mdse; Pier a.. y r.
Catherine. san Domingo Cny Jan :,
Porto Plata Jan 10. Monte Crisii jan II,
Narzani!io Jan 20 Phiiadc.pnia Jan 30. 10
Bull lnSular Line. with mdse; Pier 27,
3 tivn.
Munplace, Boston Jan 3o TO Munson
LIN. Pier @ r
Herbert Wylie Tampco Jan ;s 10
The Pan-American Petroleum Transporta-
.:on 60. wlth crude OIL. anchored off
Ioln, kinsville, 5 T.
O1amsS Guantanamo Ian ls. Santiago
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
ROssbOttOn Makes
Shifts i'm Officers
OF the L. S. Lines
E. K. MacNary Succeeds J. M.
Kennedy as General Pas
sengrr Agent: Latter 10
Establish London Office

Several changes in the personnel Of
the United States Lines were an
nounccd yesterday by General Manager
I. H. Rossbottom. who said that the
shifts were in line with the roorgani-
zation of the company. A number Of
tho transfers were caused by the re-
tstabhshmen Of the North German
Lloyd service between Germany and
this country, which has meant the re
call of many Of its employees who
have had berths with the United States
Lines under its working arrangement
with the German company.
+. +. MacNary. deputy controller OF
the United States Lines. has been ap-
pointed general passenger agent. in
place of ]. NJ. Kennedy. who has been
made European passenger agent. with
Offices in London.
Frank J. Skala has been appointed
general Western passenger agent. with
Offices in Chicago. succeeding II.
Claussenius & Co.. who have again be-
come Western agents for the North
German lloyd
Z. |. Bunigan, formerly traffic direc-
tor for the Baltic Steamship Company.
has been made assistant general pas
senger agent. succeeding Edward Wort
mann. who viii rejoin the North Ger
mar Lloyd organization.
Mr. Ross sbottom also announced that
the United states Lines has honored
s200.0O0 in prepaid passenger tickets,
sold by the former United States Mail
Company. and has repaid S60O.00 in
paid tickets are now outstanding, he
co
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01

sugar poarl st n'klyn' '>''' : . "'''
HATni'ton. Norfolls. TO the Old Dominion
Representation Co with n,dse pier gS.
I'll Sol. Galveston to the southern Pacific
Co with ndse; Fier IS. r.
Nohawk. jacksonville and Charleston.
20 IA" oNde 60. with pass, mails anu
Hcrmsn frasch, Boston Jan %: to Uni"n
sulphur Co. anchored on Tomplttnsville
y II Rodgers New Orleans: to Robert
|. Hague. with oil. Pier g. Constable Hook
nn, T,a'sr,in". rd rSr'e Plaza Jan Is: TO- II
with 3, pass. mails ana indse: r,or a. E n
E'npress - Scotland ,nD, Southampton
Ian 81. halifax Jan 20. to Cansdan-
faeihc Line, With 3s nrst and 81 second
g I'm pass. mails and n'dse; Pier 81. N n
n, ~n.a tno Marr"is9 Jan Is 'ura1ao Jan ~
Il klyn
lgs5is s1,Ii,. Jan an 20, Kins-,s" jar a. rcr!
yysS w,,,,.,, rs',s 7, syd ~ ndse Pier ! e r
TO !, Hague, with Oil. anchored on
TompkinsViic. |.
Ci'I ~ NrN"nnsn. savannah; 90 Ocean
Co. with PASS and nldse; anchored or
GuaFantinr. viii dock a IN al Fer IS.
NordhNalin upRn), Nuevitas Jan %; to
Munson Lines with mdse; anchored off
Liberty
Caho Nillano ospan), Seville ian .. to
Yh"rl" Line, with mdse. anchored of
g Quarantine
Ario. Tamplco Jan 20: with OIL: anchored
or 1unDl> in'vilie & l.
Morrc Castle Havana Via Norfolk: to
ffe 4 cuba Mail 5 Co. with pass
mails and indse.
Bryssel (pan). Boston.
Ehro tBr). NHlpa raiso and Callao
lNoVuois Sanchez and Porto Plata
TuNpanoil Galveston
Bcrt tNor). Blyth
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
independent Wireless Telc-
graph Co.. Inc.

fDlstance given in miles. Position st
noon unless otherwise specified
lshtburne $50 SW Brenton Reef Nv
Jan 81.
McKeesport $40 e Ambrose Jan 81; bound
Ilavre.
Morro Castle 1913 S Scotland Jan 81. bound
New York.
Harnpden abeam Pollock Rip slue w Jan
81. bound BALTIC from Portland.
Pennsylvanan $50 Ambrose Jan 81:
bound for New Ya-k from Hamburg
Viborg $50 SW Nantucket IV Jan 81;
bound Boston
Gulfstar IS Sw Diamond Shoals Nv Jan
81 bound Now York
Lake Giboa 92S Scotland w Jan ST;
bound New York
Lafayette lat 81 l6 ~ long 50 30 W Jan
81 bound Havana from Spain.
Transportation As SW Fire Island Jan 81
bound Newport News.
Occidental &c s Brenton Reef Nv Jan 81.
bound Providence
AgwimeX 800 Abaco Is Jan 30 bourl
Tccomate, Mexico.
Empress of Britain left Kingston p m
Jan 80; bound Colon
Empress of Scotland 27o Ambrose Jan
81. bound New York from Halifax
San Lorenzo $50 a IN Jan 81. anchored
.Aguadilla. PR.
Huron 1872 S Ambrose Jan 30. h.und New
York from Rio
Frcepor sulphur 40 Diamond Shoals
IN Jan 80; bound from Puerto Padre,
Nunargo 271 \ Nassau Jan so
East Side LOG e Ambrose Jan 81. bound
Bordeaux and st Nazaire.
Munareo 3+s Ambrose Jan 81. expects
reach quarantine III Feb l.
Mundelta 81 n Watlings Island Jan 81 for
NueNitas
City OF ST .1osenh $50 z SANDY Hook Jan
81 f,om st Johns for Italy.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01

60 the Pacific Coast of the United
states. he said
II * understood rhat Andrew Furu-
seth. president of the International Sea
men Union of America has opposed
the discharge books
The action OF the committee viii
come before tho annual convention Of
the rtesmship owners ueyt MonGay, and
probably Will be approved
The wage committee also cut the sub
S'stence pay Of unlicensed men ashore
from GO to 80 cents q meal effective
today. No change was made in the
rates allowed tire officers. Masters and
chief engineers viii continue to receive
s5 day and mates. assistant eNgi-
neers and wireless operators $295 a
day. a similar reduction has been
made by' the Shipping Board on It's yes
ses
Seaman would be protected against
un)ustihed ratings in their discharge
books by having the right Of appeal to
the United States Shipping Commits
sioncr or to the owners cf vessels on
which they are employed, Mr O'Donneil
said He added that men who wished to
give honest work would have no obiec-
tions to the plan. The new system was
expected to prove popular with Amer-
cars among the crews. he declared
Mr.. ODonnell and Winthrop l.. Mar
WIN. vice president &c the association.
said that the wage reduction made re
Gently on American vessels had been
accepted without trouble from the
crews. 1t was stated tina, despite the
contentious Of some Of the union lead
ers that citizens were being driven
from the sea, the proportion Of Ameri-
cans was constantly increas lng and had
now reached 65 per cent FOR Shipping
Board and privately owned steamers.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Reorganization Of
C,anada's S. S. Lines
Is Reported Near
Rumor From Montreal Holds
T'1a. New York Financial
Interests VIII Take Part
in the New Developments

The Canada Steamship Lines. one Of
the largest Canadian companies opcrat-
ing on the Great Lakes and the Allan
tic, is near reorganization. accord
ing to reports yesterday in shipping
circles There arc persistent rumors
IN Montreal that plans for outside
financing have not proved successful
and tina: other steps are necessary to
meet the situation brought about by
the depression Of the last year The
best information is that eight new di-
rcc;ors and new executive officers will
be named and that New York fnan-
cial interests will take part in the
charges in the company. More than
100 vessels are operated by this con
corn and its subsidiaries. The head
Offices are in Montreal.
The Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd,
was incorporated in 1913 in Canada
as the Canada Transportation Lines.
Ltd, its name being changed subse-
ouently. In 1914 It acquired the Richie
iieu e. Ontario Navigation Company. The
latter concern owned the entire stock
Of the Inland Lines. Northern Naviea
tion Company Niagara Navigation
Company. St Lawrence River Steam
boat Company. Richeiicu l. Ontario
Navigation Company of United States OF
America. Thousand Islands Steamboat
Company. and tho vessels OF the for
ncr Merchants Montreal Line. The
Canada Steamship Lines also acquired
the Dntario &. Quebec Navigation Com
panN. not less than 90 per cent of the
stock of the Canada lnterake Line,
and tho Quebec Steamship Company.
ln 1870 'he company sold the Quebec
Steamship Company to Furness, Witty
& Co
These companies control between
them the most important part of the
passenger and freight transportation
from Canadian ports on the Great
Lakes and Montreal and Quebec on the
s.. Lawrence Rivcr. while the Quebec
Steamship Company runs lines from
Quebec to ports on the lower st. Law
renee. and to New York, from New
York to the Rermudes and West
Indies. and between Canada and
Europe.
The Canada Steamship Lines Us
jointly interested with the Westfal
Larsen Steamship Company, Of Bergen,
Norway in the Inter Continental
Transports. ltd, company formed in
1921 20 operate q fleet of about twelve
steamers between Montreal and the
principal ports of England and France.
The company has a capital stock of
S24 ,5o0.O 900. and funded debt of
S6.5O1 900. 1t showed surplus of
$4,000 in 1920. as against 1881 600 IN
1919. and S1.449 900 in 1918. The re
port for 1921 is not yet available.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Cleared

l., nunseness Hr). Macleod; Hamburg
,.,'. .or' l'an'tito" cBr', Francis Hamilton;
Nedic lBD James; Liverpool via Queens
town: White Star Line.
N'ira Mss' s@sin"T +, W., ss",non' Aagra and
=. ,|'lN AssN ria lBn. Osborne Liverpool and
''TSsow roy, a. va noIa n9ston' Anchor Line
mo. oran and Algiers via Philadelphia :;
Three star Line
Muneric 'Rr,. Hare; Cardcnas TO Nor
Tos,o oNor). Blorsct: Cartaecna and
Puerto Colombia: Oriental Navigation Co
=, liiuania lpan>, christensen: Cuxhaven
hanzis and Libau; East Asiatic Co
Phoebus N'rN. Bernardo; Marseilles Ge
noa and Leshorn; Three Star Line
Maraya' ,Br), Matheson: Trinidad, Gre
city of MONTGOMERY. Hammond: Savan
nah; OCEAN $ co.
-. nhis%ick 'br'. hin; Baltimore; Funch
Bur 'Norl. ralscn Norfolk: II Win
chester e CO.
wos, ~Snehg, h s,oNS Ms'ntesh Galveston VIA Key
Delaware, Robinson, Boston Eastern IS
ravnec. Forrest; pelaw:re: CLYDE S 4
sioruest oHro Johnson: Montevldco. Ia
Plaza and Buenos Ayrcs via Hampton
Roads, r + Houston & Co
Motspan, Barratt: Kingston and Cristu.
hal United Fruit Co
''asconl"r 'B~>. Saunders. Antwerp;
Lloyd Roval Belge.
londonier Bels>, Degrezi; Antwerp
Lloyd Royal Belge
II N Rogers Ross. Port I.obos; Eobt l..
Hasuc.
Nordamerica tDan). linnett, ,uayaquil
AND Salaverry Via Baltimore American
Metals & Transport CO.
AbercoS. logsns; Mobile; G D Mallory
II co. Inc.
Fancred fNor). Andreasscu Phnadel-
phin. Wilhelm. Wnholnsen & Co
Wisla Anderson. Baltimore; Rull-Insular
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01

IIaitle Lucscubacl. Everett for New Or
leans Sailed aoth. ProvidencIa CFr',
PANAMA CANAL. CristobaI Jan so--Ar-
rived Abangnres. New Orleans; Chicka-
saw city New Orleans; General W G
via Philadelphia tand sailed for San Fran
cisco) rarlsmna. New orieat q. Port
Ni,hols"" ,nr'. New yorN for brisbane
Francisco, Sailed. kcrshclm ,sw), Free
port, Minnequa. from Valparaiso for New
York Noorderdyk tDD. from London for
Los Angeles
PANAMA CANAL. Balboa. Ian so-Ar-
rived L.high San francisco tund sailed
NnNruR1. NEWS W" Jan sI-~Arr,vca
schr). Searsport Me. Sailed. Robert u
Iopk'ns Meta Rcdondo .ucerna 'Br). la
Nallice, Henlnwers (Dr,. i.imerick Carl
ION Fauns viz Venice. Edward Pierce
Bos'on Fred W Weil.r. Port Lobos. Port
JACK SoNNIl.Lr, Jan Ji-Arriv"h fach,
Sc" Sing; 'harIcston' c"blc str Robert
SANNNNAIl, Ian II --- Arrived M"dis
Nor'. New York: Ci'y of Atlanta. New
1otl Es,eN phIlal"lph" tnni sailed for
sse nor'''ia," o,Ia, ,at'o'e ,""I
ST Louis New York
PORT rApS. IAN 3l~-Arrlved: a c Bed
Black Sea cBrp. Europe: ri Isleo. New
York. lliheNrnS tHond). BIuenclds: Sara
macca Port Barrios. Venator 'Nor, Kings
ton Vast Glen, N"w York: Yoro Hlon)
ceiba. SAIL: Alcxandran Npr). liverpool
cnldi1li NoNicn. Nnrdcn ,Dan). Vera cruz
West Warn". Liverpool.
MOBILE. Jtn 3 Arrived: ilalcyvr =
Nassau Jomar: Tampa: Munisla, cubs.
sailed I'ennsylNnnia. Port Iobos. Mem
phis city Yokohama; Antillian. Liverpool
HAVANA. Jan %i-suied Esneranna
Monterey urom New Yorls' Vera Cruz.
I \,W A n pro
ecdsi) sailed: Blocmiomtein Hjr> Nrom
New Yori>> Hull.
Torres Tamnco; El vnlle. New York Red
Hook, San Pedro: r Kemp. Tampico.
Saco, Krencn Saiicd Lake Flo''n ii"-
Tort Alice Gulf of Mcxico Tnnpi,o: East
orn Victor Liverpool. Richconca. Phila
delph!a, Waxahache. ifamburg hester
Valley. Bremen, Marine. Havre
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan 2l--Arri"rd
lrWrard tGer). Galveston: Gulf Prince.
New York Radiant. Tampco: Camden.
Rociicstcr ranpteo, Gulf Maid. north f''" Of
FpFTLANp. ore. Ian 81 Arrived: West
New York Hawaiian. New York.
'HNNi :~rpN' Jan Arrived Arapa
S"9 Sor -H'''i' "Th ,no pr?crnn9f Ta,n, to New
Now YorA sailed laekawsrna, ,:"w Or
teams, i'rulH"'. Now York. Truxilo, New
,rlean.
NORFOLK. Jsp 81 Arrived goth Fred
e kellogg. ramplco. 'arolin Boca Grande
list. Maryland 'Rrl baltimore, Gorredyit /
u ulp- Baltimore. Ward. New Orleans /
''asernesS NfaD, cuban ports: Ontario |
Boston Twict"nhau tBD. Mskaiea. Brave /
'ou"r. GalNrsi" SAmnauger 'Nor), New J.
orleans Sailed Goth. Hritston New Eng
ard, Indiana llerbor. 81 john Willsoio /
Vest Coast. roliiuEham CBr,. West /
Durfeo. IdNic ana Liverpool Edward /
Pierce. New England. 3lst. Westlani Rot
.rdam: Miraf"res CRr), San,i, so Mon
oso. san Juan; Ihaliron tGip, Santiago; !
'arl'on. Patras. tucornd tBr), Pallico
TtonlavNrs 'nr) United Kingdom. Bran
Ion. New England: Dancholm (Dan), /
'uban ports. f>astalia C3D. Glasgow ana |
a monmouth. Denis tBr). Brazilian ports; /
Ian Mcbride CRr). New York. Boston city |
Bro, ristol via Sew York, Honolulu Maru
CJap). Ear Eas'
PORTLAND. Me. Jan Arrived. Esk-
bridge oHrl. rowey. Sailed Nenusia (Br). !
l.on1on. .llampden. NorfoN1
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Irish Ship Lines

Plans for the development of two
new ship lines to ireland are being
watched with great interest by officials
Of the established companies. The fact
that one of the organizations has an
option on the S. S. New York, formerly
owned by the Polish Navigation Com
pany, has invited a comparison that is
not favorable. The latter was organ
lied with similar purpose in view,
that is, to handle the traffic between
the United States and the newly estab-
llshed Republic OF Poland. The lne
later went on the rocks. Irish patriots,
however, say that they have better
grounds for hope Both freight and
passenger traffic with Ireland is much
greater than with Poland end the Irish
also are much more numerous in tins
country. Many Irish societies are plan
ming tours of the old country.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

rannonia ORD, London Jan 10; to
THm"Ed ,nr lirs Wth , nsi's dock forenoon at
csrrillo. Kingston Jan 25. to United
late today at Pier IS. r Maiden Lance.
Morro Castle Havana Jan "a; to r
& cuba Mail Line with mails; delayed by
had htad w"ath"r; is expected to dock d m at
F'"r /. r. ,Wall stl.
M,,nsreo. Antilla Jan 2s. to Munson Linz.
with mails is expected TO dock forenoon
~ Pier 9 e r 'oid Slip.
lroquols. Turks Island Jan Is: TO CLYDE
Linz with mails Is expected to dock fore
noon a. Pier "a. Bklyn tAtlantic BasinN
thro tRr), Valparaiso Jan s: To Sander
son & Sons with malls; is expected to dock
HaNerford. Queenstown Jan 21: to Inter
natinnal M"scantiie Marine with malls: is
expected to dock forenoon ct Pier SO, N r
Due Tomorrow
Fort Victoria 'Br). Bermuda Jan 81 to
Furness. Witty & co with mails: is cx-
(Wos 55th st)
Arasusya 1B'p. Bermuda Jan 81. to
l{oyal Nail steam Packet Co. is expected
tor sD.
Arapaho. Jacksonville Jan so: to c,vds
'1ns; is expected to dock at Pier So n r
Due Friday
Aqui'ams 'Hr, southampton Jan Is. to
'unard Line with mails: is due in Quar-
anfine about noon ana will dock about 80
u l'l 81 't' 1H, y u est (ln st
Sixaola. Kingston ian IS TO United
Fruit co With malls is due in Quarantine
late Thursday and will dock about & 20
m at Pier -, 4, r (Maiden Lane)
Panama. Cr!stObal Jan 27: to l,anam,
X X Line with mails: Is due to dock lat q
J. ~ at Pier .. Hoboken
Ma,ura 'Br\, Trinidad Jan 2f to Fur
ness, Wfhy & Co with mails, Will dock a,
Pier -, Bkiyn (Amity sD.
Due Saturday
Vessel Port Agency
Roussllon, Havre. Jan "a French limo
ii X Mallory. Galveston, Jan 2s.
Mallory Line
Due Sunday
iua. Crlstobal Jan 2s United Fruit Co
Nasarl. Barbados, Jan u l.amport & Holt
tsperan1a. Vera Cruz. Jan o6
,, Cuba Mail Line
Coinanche. Jacksonville. Feb Clyde Line
Due Monday
Einland. Antwerp, Jan 26 Red Star Line
for' Hamilton. Bermuda. Feb 4
san Lorenzo, san Juan Feb /.
Porto Rico Lire
aracas. Curacao, Feb Bliss Dallett & CO
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. Jan 2e
United American Line
la SaNVie HaNre. Jan 2s ..... French Line
Due Tuesday
. .Nlombo. Genoa. Jan 20. Italia Am Limo
Mexico. Havana, Feb 4.......W Ward linz
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Sequoya London Jan s.R l. Hama
Glser, Kingston, Jan "a Caribbran ! ims
fiypatia ~ fe,,. Barry Jan 49, Houston s $ Co
rsFn'y Liverpool Jan /: II ri,
city Of Pittsburgh. shields Jan Is u 1'o''
bradford ,,i,, c. Morton. Lilly & Co
NyIsnd Shields Jan 7rurnsss NaVysa9% WJsbv = CO CO
'"y OF Newcastle Barry. Jan "a. ''''' TX -
Roston ci,v p.t. Funch Edge & Co
Argon Rotterdam. Jan po,ial, r1,i 4 sons
Nev'slan '-;verpooi. Jan H. L u As us
internal atonal Mcrcantu- Ns-tr.
Alloway. rotterdam. Jan H. Barhsr va q T., e
Grace Dollar Gibraltar. Jan :. '''"e'
Bradsvon. Tyne, Jan ,u 0s;4< u.s. 8 Line
Claeness Hui. ,an II >SVsgat 60
"ayo Maru HUI. Jan IT, = nav 20
Madawas.a .,,.,. Tayo kisen Eaisha
Montana. London, Jan lt.'AtI Msrr rr.S q Boyd y
Ha'esius Buenos Ayres Jan s.Hou.,nn nms I-,ne IN
"aDasry' Liverpool. Jan u '1''''
Independence Hall. Rotterdsm. ii1 ''ason jsn q c"
Indian. Liverpool Jan ls INT T.r. Tyo,,. n LIZ
Aldgate Lisbon. Jan ~ Ias w. 'c r,'. NJ rine
'" est Mhus, Falmouth. Jan A. Barh.r \ = 10 20
Caoo Nillano. Seville, Jan 9 yharr ~. Lille
Alamo Galveston. Jan rs MaiiorS 60
Due Tomorrow
Nessian, Liverpool. Jan is.In, MAJ, u
f7o -uchenoach' cristobal, Jan ~. - 81
v.staua ceooa Luckenbach Line
Thod. r.. ca1"' ian ian 10 ..... Peirce Bros
"ooe faseiund, Rio de Janeiro. Jan -
Dre rr;,. Kerr 5 Co
~ NJ hom.nee; London; Jan 2oA,l Trans Lin.
'ahad'a' Carrier Rosario Jan 5. -1''o
Na,ir.r ;.ua.,. Wiiford & Mckay
Moore Mccormack e. r.
cape .ansas so,n For, said ian sNorton Lily CO
Atlantic c,,if IA nc1sco: Jan Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Las, Chinese Ship Arrives

THo l0,500-ton Chinose- -buIIt snip
Cathay, the last Of the vessels ordered
by the United States in China for the
war emergency. has arrived at San
Francisco from the shpvarJ of the
kang Dock and Engineering Corpora
ton Of Shanghai. The steamer made
the trip in ballast from Shanghai, tax
ing twenty-three days for the voyage,
and is to be consigned to the Robert
Dollar Steamship Company. She was
built to burn coal and it is probable
that She viii not oe put into service
nntilshe change TO oil has been made
Other Chinese built ships arc the Man
darin. Celestial and Oriental
New-York tribune., 1922-02-01
Shipping Notes

Creation. OF free port at Philadel-
phia. similar to those which have
proved successful in Europe, has been
recommended by d committee of the
Foreign Commerce Department Of the
United States Chamber of Commerce
Utilization OF Hog island as site pos
sessing ample space FOR handling car
goes. with buildings suitable for fac
tories to manufacture products that
would be re-exported. has been sug-
gested by the Philadelphia Chamber of
Commerce.