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New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Navy Orders

From Tie Tribunes Washin1toa. Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. e.--~Nayy orders
Issued to-day follow
Richardson. Com. L. c.. to Pittsburgh
Brandt. Ut. Com G. b., to u. s. S. wgo-
ming.
jennings. nt Com. j. c. TO Hampton
Roads.
Pacific feet.
Hickey II. j. A., to Mare Islana
Vena bie. 1t. X, s. H., 10 receiving ship.
New York.
hs s T. d e s 10 p d.ssrossr a esr wer saasd
ron, PactHc fleet.
Brown. Ems; & r., to destroyer squadron,
Hswklns, Ems ]. s., to Pacific feet
Taylor. Ems G. f., 10 Pacific feet
Tower, Ems. T. H., resigned.
Iseayanwarth. Lit w. S., to u. S, s. Guaii,
Martin, II, &. IL, 10 Marine Barracks.
Paris Island.
Taylor. Com. L. n. ifth Naval District.
Earnest, 1t. j. b., 10 u. s. s. Mercy.
Holt, 1T. ". II, 10 K. S. S. Seattle
Ssumiikat, Bosn. g. j., to IT, 8. 8. QuaIi
McSIf, Gh. Gun. W. r., to asiatic Station.
Marshall, Gun. !. j.. to Hampton Roads
sehaefer, Gun. M. Ps. to u. S. s. ortoIan
Haaser, ch. Mach. j.. 70 New York.
Dayis 1t. II. A., to San Francisco
Eberhart, 1t. H G. TO U. s, s. Rizal.
soweli. II H q, to u $. S, Newport News
Division So.
Bryan. L. ti.s., T. RI. 10 naval station
Bowler. ch Pay clk. RI. ri. 10 cavtte.
segais Ap. elk. q. s..Stp STAN commander
in CHIEF. AsIatic squadron.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Ship Board Asks Bids
On Hog Island for Jan. 80
From The Tribune,s Europeon Burea

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Hog Island,
the largest American shipbuilding yard
constructed during the war. is to be
sold outright by the Shipping Board.
which to-day asked for sealed bids, to
be opened January 80, 1928.
at has been evident for a long time
that this property would not again be
called on for shipbuilding purposes,
but that its real value lay in it's COM
mercial development as a terminal and
manufacturing site,' the board said.
THE board has disposed Of the sur
plus materials which were stored there
and is now prepared to offer the real
estate and improvements.
"The yard is located on the deep
water on the Delaware River a sho,.
distance below the mouth of the
Schuylkill and less than seven miles
from the City Hall of Philadelphia. It
contains in the neighborhood of $50
| acres of land and in connection with
the shipbuilding program this land has
been graded, the waterfront dredged
roads constructed from end to end an
elaborate trackage system installed
and the waterfront, which extends for
about two miles, is already equipped
with piers necessary for its use as a
terminal, having seven piers, 900 feet
in length and 100 feet in width,
equipped with cranes. Buildings re-
naming on the property will be sold
with it,"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Ship Men Prepare
For Changes Due
To Subsidy Bill
Expect Enactment of Meas.
t,re With Many New Oper-
asing Policies; Use of Dis
charge Books Approved

changes IN the operating policies OF
american steamship lines which
would be brought about by enactment
OF the subsidy bill by Congress were
discussed yesterday at meeting OF
the American Steamship Owners rs
sociatlon, ! Broadway. Officials de-
ciared that Some time would be re-
CURED to comply with many Of the
features Of the measure, aud that the
companies should not be caught u,-
prepared il Congress- adopts the bill
speedily.
Among the provisions under con
sideration is the requirement. thai
tWo-thirds of the crews in the deck
engine room and stewards depart.
mentss, except on passenger ships, shall
De american citizens. This wotlc
make 1t necessary for the companies tt
OBTAIN much larger quota of citizen:
tnan at present, at a time when MANY
| Americans have abandoned the Sc;
! for more lucrative Jobs on shore.
/ Members Of the association were
| confident yesterday that the subsid,
bill would be enacted. This assuranc.
| was the result of inquiries addrcsset
to leaders in the House and Senate
who said that the outlook was favor
able. 1t is expected that presiden
Harding will call special session
shortly after the elections, and tha
| the bill can be brought to a vote be
i fore the attention of Congress is com
pletely occupied with the appropria
tion bills.
A. G. Smith president of the Ney
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Com
pany. presided at the meeting Of tn
association in the absence of Presidcn
II. HI. Raymond. A. j. Mccarthy, man
ager of the American flag steamers @
the international Marine Company
and chairman of the committee on sea
going personnel Of the association. ex
planned the purpose of the Continuou
Discharge Books. The association thel
voted unanimously to recommend TIL
use of the books on all American
vessels.
The technical committee of the as
sociation will visit the America,
Marine Show at the Grand Centra
| Palace on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Notice to Mariners
(By U S Hydrograpnic office

A drill boat is working tn He'll Gate
and mariners ara cautioned to care
in passing
The channel between the drill boat and
the 24ft ccHtour line on Holmes Rock
will be 150 Il wide. This width will in
crease up TO about 800 IT as the drill boat
safe to assEn1e that channel of greater
width than $50 It will exist at any time,
filming their movements 10 a channel but
so II wide in order not TO violate the
regulations established by the Secretary
OF War on November 13 1919 whiof, re-
quires that all vessels shall in no case
pass closer to the plant OF the contractor
than 100 ~.
buoy, painted red and black in horizontal i
bands, was established in approximately
lat 40 Al 80 N, Ion ~ 54 40 w, in Z
fathoms of water alongside the wreck OF
depth of 9 fathcms over II. on the hear
ings: North Brother Island Lignts1 d.
grees 80 minutes; Rikern fsan nd Light ~
degrees; Lswrence Point Ledge Light IS
degrees.
About Nov Is, fhe following changes
VIII be made in the buogage Of Cape
Farnham Rock Gas and Bell Buoy 6 viii
be established In approximately lat ~
% s5 =, lon 20 81 80 W. in place Of Farm
nam Rock Gas buay 9, which, together
with Farnham Rock Bell Buoy 4, will
then be discontinued.
The combination buoy VIII show II
1 ltahHtBk NHitS ilBsL every seconds,
flash o.a seconds, sclipse.2.7 seconds, of 70
candepower, IL feet above the water
Mary Ann Rocks Gas and BELL Buoy II
IL SIS os n. ion 70 80 ~ W. In place of
Mary Ann Recks Gas Buoy I2, which,
together with Mary Ann Rocks Bell Buoy
II will then be discontinued
The combination buoy will chow a
flashing white light every 3 seconds. flash
1.3 second, eclipse 2.7 seconds, OF 10 can
diepoWer.
The chnracteristic Of Cana 1Isnry,
Light, Cheapeake Bay entrance IN apz
proximately lat Ss SO SIS N, Ion T6 90 a7
W. has been changed to group flashing
with three flashes every 20 seconds thus,
fash 1 second. eclipse secoBds fash /
second eclipse 2 seconds. faeh seconds,
eclipse 7 seconds. This scctoEs remain un.
rad r.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov 6-Arrived
Mastland n spSn2, Gothen6urg t1nsu via phaaeI
Port Port Antonio; Vittorio Emmanuel iii III
Bristol via Charleston. S c: Margaret
Boca Grande; Fort Gains (Norl, Port
Genoa via New York; Eugene Thayer
Tampico; ChebauIi. Helsingfors via New
York Glyndon, Tanamo; I, hensucisian i, M
Philadelphia. Sailed ottar (Nor), Hall
fax: Ninan (Br). Manchester and Liver
pool via Norfolk: City OF st Joseph. Genoa
via Philadelphia and New York; Boder
tswed). wabana: Oregonisn. Los Angeles
, BOSTON, Nov S--Arrived: City of Nor
wich tBr) Calcutta and Colombo; Eyre
Algiers and Gibraltar; city Of Bagdad
tBr). Chinese and straits. Colombo and
Oran: Penrhos tBr). Liverpool; Geflor
{Nor). Vita, Cuba Fukuyo Maru tJap)
York; steel Exporter, Pacific Coast ports
via New York; City of Columbus Savan-
nah: Suffolk. Baltimore; Gloucester, Balti-
more and Norfolk. Sailed Willaston (Br)t
Philadelphia.
cHARLEsToN, S G., Nov s-Arriyed
Miami Apache, New York (and proceeded
GALvEsToN. TEX. Nov e-sailed: Car
dita 1Br) Tanpieo; Fictro)ite (Br1, Hail
u + HAMILTON ROADS, Va. Nov s--Arrved
Kaahu Maru eJapl. New 9orh; Wynco,te cot
lie Coz ORR, New Orleans: Boston City
1lBr), Philadelphia. Thomas kras ,NorJ,
Baltimore; Ontario. Boston: West Durfee,
Lancastrian (Br), Barcelona; schr Dorothy,
New York: Jonancy, New York; Paraguay,
ssinltport; Nsw York PoEt A. Arthur ". sehT
Br) Gibraltar; Umzumbi tBr', Middles-
HAMpToN ROADS, Nov s-Arrived.
Nornania DAM, New York; Chickassw
baltimore Sailed: Frederica tDan), Ha-
JacKsoNvILLE Fla. Nov eArriyed:
luuda. Sailed: Arapahoe, New York via
Charleston.
tBr) Glasgow. Weishmap tBr), Avon
mouth: Norwich CITY tBr), London: keiso-
moor tBr). SWANSEA; Karmoy tNor}, Car
diff; Tyrifjord tNor), Skien; Deuel. GDt>,
tBr1, Rotterdam; stikelstad (Nor), Ant
werp; Sedgepooi fBr), Antwerp: Treden-
ham tBr), Melbourne: Treviiley lBr),
NEW ORLEANS, Port Bads, Nov g.
Arrived: AbangareZ. Bocas del Toro; Biyo
Maru lJap). Savannah; Csllabassas, Cuba;
Deieware fNorl, Tampico: Excelsior, Ha-
vapa Fuel Oil NTampico; George H Jones.
Luckenbaoh. Mobile; Louiaiana tNor),
Galveston. Monginewro tIt). Algiers,
Algeria: Nurtureton OBI. Galveston; West
PHILADELPHfA Nov s--Arriyed: Man
chester Mariner fBr), Manchester via 81
John. N b. Nyiand fSwed), Gothenburs
via Baltimore; Heraklss tNor,, Taltali
tNor), Port Antonio; City of Newcastle
fBre New York; Liangollen fBr), Port
land Albert e watts, Tampico; Solana,
Tampico. Joseph " cudahy, soiana; Cosui
fsrer. San pedro etc; santa malta. sar
Franelsco via Nprfolle; Gnlfmaid. Port
arthur. Howard. Jacksonville and savan-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel. Port .
seleus Yokohama, Sept ia. Boot. & Co
nan Msms1 Cify: & &Liverpool Oct H.. u s Nav CO
Vulcan City. Fowey, Oct s...U Nav Go
Liberty. Dunkirk. Oct 2o.Cosr,opolitan L,ns ns
Hydaspes. Ruenos Ayres. Oct 10
Stanley Dollar, San Francisco Oct q "'heS
Titan, Singapore. Sept a.. Booth & Co Co
Mundelta. Cristobai, Oct 2s Munson Lines
4se"ps Ha'i' Gibraltar. Oct %,
Haizones Barbados, Oct % IS Housto slDy ON I line NO
Jersey City Middiesbro. Oct q.
p.r,s;o Navigation Co
sheridan, Bahia, Oct 49,. .Lamport g. Holt
Due Tomorrow
Tartar Prince. Boston. :. :. Furness- Witty
fTed Ewing, Tampco, Oct 81,
Pan-American Pet & Trans Co
Due Thursday
Bankdale, Marseilles, Oct 81.
James w Elweu & Co
san Jose, Bocas del Torro, Oct so,
United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Southwestern Miller, London Oct 23
s.. ,. Furness Witty & Co
santa Rosalia, Buenos Ayres, Oct 13
Marconis, Almeria. Oct 2s
Lanport & Holt Line
STS.1.- Due Saturday
Scottsburg. Hamburg, Oct 26. Barber Lines
Salawat1. Gibraltar, Oct 28 Funch- Edye
sheridan, Para, Oct 28. Lamport d Holt
Due Sunday
Steel Inventor. Cristobal, Nov. J.
Isthnaian Lines
Due Monday
Monticello. Hamburg Oct %
Calico, Shields, Oct ii. N''' '''''SS
Eilermaus Wilson Line
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Arrived Yesterday

-Eastport, Gothenburg Oct 10, Ardrossan
with mdse; 18th ST. e r.
vardulia tBr). London Oct 10, Boston
Nov 4 to the Cunard Co, with mdse;
Santa Teresa, Talcahuana Oct 1e, val~
paraiso Is. Antofagasta 20, !auiguo a.;
B'k1yn.
Alberta Gtap, tnew, $3.50 ,ons), Trieste
Buss books, B'klyn.
Port Said Oct 2. Philadelphia Nov 81 to
the Kerr S Co, with mdse: Pier 4, Army
sunoco (Belg), London oct 2s; to Rob
ert L Hague, with lubricating oil; Pier g,
Hog Island. AIexandria Oct Z, Boston
st, B'klyn.
Graciana tBr),. Leith Oct IL. Middles
Co ceo with uhuee mdse Pier So Bhyn tSss' "''hS ~
Inca, St John, N. b.. Nov 3; to the
Clyde s Co. in ballast; Pier 81, B'klyn.
Mtrafores (Br), Port Antonio Nov ]
to Atlantic Fruit Co, with three pass and
mdse; Pier 26 e. r.
United States DAM. Copenhagen Oct 26,
241 cabin 431 third class pass. mails and
mdse. 1Tth st, Hoboken.
Porto Rico, Ponce Oct 80, Mayaguez sc,
Aguadilla and Arectbo 81 San Juan Nov
!; to the N & Porto Rico CO with
81 pass mails and rndse: Pier SO, B'klyn.
Mesaba tBr). London Oct se: to Atlantic
Transport Line with three pass and mdse
Pier 61 N.
Agurharre, Boston Nov 5; TO Ward Line
with mdse; Robins D D, B'Slyn.
Kennicott. Baltimore Nov 8; to Will
Hams s $ Co. with mdse: Pier 1s, Bklyn.
Maisaehe en- MaSseiiiss @ Sept sr,an =; 9aan
American Line with mdse; Pier !, Erie
Basin, Bklyn.
Philadei phia Baltimore Nov 4: to Clyde
8 8 Co with Yndse. Pier a.. N r..
Virginia Express. Richmond Nov A.. to
! Richmond & y Co with mdse; Pier
Creole. New Orleans Nov /; to Southern
Pacific Co with pass and mdse' Pier ~
y r.
Co with pass and n,dse} Pier -, E r.
Elmsrort, Philadelphia Nov o. to Bla ok
WORKS shadyside. N ].
Dania (Dan), Philadelphia Nov 8. to
scandinavian American Line with mose
81 sud Galveston Oct 81: TO Southern
Pacific Co, with nldse; Pier 81, ~ n.
& @ w s6n psss asan and N1y ase e pIer s. r.
City of Montgomery, Savannah Nov z: TO
Ocean S S Co, with pass and mdse; Pier
zulia. La Guayra Oct 80; to Bliss Dallett
e. Co with pass, mails and mdse; Pier IL
Bolivar, Kingston Oct 81: TO Clyde Line,
with pass. mails and mdse; Pier A, n,
this morning. :.
Shooters Island, Belfast: to Moore d
McCormack with tndse; Pier IS, B'klyn..
Schr Georgia ID Jenkins, San Juan; to
Sexton & Bryant. with mdse on Red Hook
Commercial Trader, Baltimore Nov a to
Moore & Mccormack, with mdse; 18th
st, Il r.
West Eldara. Philadelphia Nov s.; to
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co, with mdse;
Pier 9. Hoboken.
Mundelta Colon Oct 81; to Munson Line,
with mdse; ,65th st, B'klyn.
Socony towing barge. Port Arthur Oct
25. to Standard Oil Co, with oil; off Tom p
knsville. 5 I.
Bolivar, St Croix and St Thomas
Tanamo Ponce and San Juan; to United
Fruit Co. with nldse,
C3othland tBelg), Antwerp; to Red Star
Line, with pass, mails and mdse; Pier
81, Mr..
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

T. 4.
Cretic sBr,. Genoa Oct is via Boston.
y sa.s expected TO dock at Pier 60, n tWest
Haytl. Cape Hsyti oct 40. to clyae Is S
noon ct Pier a. N n tchristopher st,. -
f,,sa hsap.rsnza a.s Havana Nov ~ to Y g
Ihba Mail Go with mails: Is expected
20 20 dock forenoon at Pier Is, B'lslyn tMon-
can Line with malls; is expected to dock
ssouf y a IN at Pier IS, N n tWest
ehieago 'F'rl, Irayre Oct Is; TO French
Piss =, \ West, saith ST..
sra.s3stl mansei Galvo Sspl, Cadis Oct ~: to
ooSk at Pier 9. Fl tCcenaes Slip.
Estonia DAM, Copenhagen Oct 2s: to
aai,lc- l. Arher'ean Line With malls; is ex-
Eeeted TO dock about / y M at Pier ..
Bush Docks. B'klyn.
!, o,Tissbs, p, Havana Nov u to n s. Cuba
60 Ts51es v, Ts9s : l.is y. ~. s'yas
! Mohawk JacAronvilie Nov 4; TO Clyde
: GO: is expected TO dock at Pier 81,
General w c Gorgas, Colon. to Panama
X u Line with pass mails and lndse: viii
pqes p9sr g 1ats :, to-day or early tomorrow at
santarem lRraz,, Santos Oct T. Rio dc
Sane'ro s.,ts AZ. Rahia Is to Lloyd Brazileiro,
to-day or early tomorrow at Pier S. Bush
Docks. B'klyn.
Due Tomorrow
President Polk, London Oct %: to q 8
Lines with msila: is expected to dock fore
/ Colombo {1), Naples Oct 81; to Italia
America Shipping Corp with naila; ia ex :
psGted TO dock forenoon at Pier 81. r
Marayal tnr,. Trinidad Oct so; to Fur
~ nsss, s, Wtny q Co with mails: Is expected
, Advancc. CrstohaI Nov / to Panama
Go with mails; is expected to dock
az sa Naeyitas vi sWsst t 18th Manson sta
Line with mats; Is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 9, p tCoentics sllpl.
| Due Thursday
saomsTio .Br, southampton Nov /: to
! " h3te star Line with mails: is expected to
sek doek forenoon at Pier 50. Il tWest
/ Resolute, Hamburg Nov :. ,o ,-n,...
american Lines with mails; is expected ani'eo 10
ooSk AT Fer ss. r (West 46th ST..
penis !br), Para Oct 80; to Booth q. Co
| st, B'klyn. N'oe 'oo
y-s.1. si.aela, Santa Marta DC. 81: to United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected to doc,r
torenoon at Pier Is. e r Maiden I,ane5
slVia 81 "a, 5srl. st Johns Nov 6; to Bowrins
q $40 90 WIN mn malls is expected to dock fore
| noon at loot Java st, B'klyn.
Due Friday
Aqaitania, Southampton. Nov 4.
pres,s.,t po.,. o. cunard Co
| i'ooseVeit' Cherbourg, Nov 5.
Wuerttemburg. Hamburg, Oct rs. = . Lines
United American Lines
Due Saturday
France, Havre Nov 4. ..... French Limo
Mexico, Havana. Nov s....... Ward Line
| Due Sunday
Ts1fto SSsaIs Liverpool. Nov 4 White Star Line
Mount Clinton, Hamburg. Nov l. -''''
xv., United American Lines
! Vestris. Rio de Janeiro. Oct 27.
| Lamport & Holt Line
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07

lt is designed not only to produce elec
trio power IN huge capacity. but also la
noted for Its efficiency and economy.
Document Signed by Washington
A license empowering Hopley Yeator
to operate a revenue cutter In part
OF the United States coast guards ex-
h1bit. The document is che Of the old
est of marine licenses granted in this
country, as it bearS the date of March
81, 1881 Although 1870 years old. the
paper shows a remarkable state of pres-
ervation, with the signatures OF George
Washington and Thomas jefferson as
clear and legible as though written
ycsterdey
Tonight there will be smoker in
the auditorium for marine officers.
Officers Conference, which includes the
Neptune Association, Ocean Association
of Marine Engineers aid the United
Radio Tciegraphers' Association. The
General Electric Company will show
motion pictures. The Tidewater Oil
Company will provide pipes and to-
baeeo. There will be a number OF
speakers,
Exhibits of Popular Interest
Models of forty-two various types of
ships.
Electric map showing how time varies
throughout the United States.
Model of modern battleships in sec
tion showin all com partments, engine
| room, etc.
Life-saving apparatus and demonstra-
tion models exhibited by coast guard.
Accurate model Of steamship Levia-
than imported from Germany.
A loco horsepower steam boiler, oil
| burning type, shown in section.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Dangers to Navigation

coast, the following obstructions were re-
ported: Nov 8. lat 80 ~ lon "A 90 fisher
mans dory adrift. painter overheard El
Mundo; Oct II, lat % 81 Ion 80 II. passed
three heavy tinlbers, o inches square and
80 feet long, not long in water. and Oct 81
lat n 2S lon 90 ST, passed what appeared
nelly.
Along the oversee route the following
obstruction was reported: Oct IT, lat 81
Arrow.
The Canadian Signal Service reported
ice in the approaches to ard in the Strait
of Belle Isle as follows: Hr str Canada II
Commander, Oct 81, lat 4s 23 ion AZ 26,
passed large berg; Nor str Hoerda, Nov
l.. about 5 miles Sc of Belle Isle a large
berg. and 5 miles OF Wreck Point a
berg; Br, str Melna. Oct 81, lat 4s 35 Ion
~ 13, passed berg; lat As 81 Ion At a.
two large bergs; lat 45 81 lon ~ SO. q
medium berg
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Radio Corp. of America

NDistances in miles, position at noon unles,
A, otherwise stated)
Al Kent 20 Winterouarters Nov
Saltic 4S7 ENE Tempico Nov s.
53eatrice $50 $ Hatteras Nov g.
CCaye Mambi 72e Diamond Nov )
Chester Sun 500 S Los Angeles Nov S.
Cedric lat 40 "a lon ss "a w Nov
camden 21S u Tampioo Nov s.
SShickasaw City 1887 San Pedro Nov S,
CITY of Savannah ~ NE Frying Pan Nov 6
Coahoma City $40 E Cape Henry Nov 6.
peohra npathlsms5 Sdz a97 Gr,,- Ambrose Nov 6.
i3ochra = g r 4s5 MY CAPS Maia Nov S
Dulc1no 80 SE Lookout Nov g.
Elisha walker 2os E Tampico Nov 5.
Es1ex Es5ta, 80 ; Winterouarters Nov 5.
rellore abeam Watlings Nov g.
n = * Kellogg 63 Diamond Nov G.
FRANKLIN X Lane $50 SW Nantucket Nov G.
Geoo Geo MobW4r bWhRg a as ,sNa Hatteras Noy g.
Geo washington left Cherbourg and Bre.
. merhayen III Nov 8.
Sen w Goreas 3ss Scotland Nov G.
Hawaiian 1856 e Balboa Nov g.
n Hillman 2,6o3 Sc San Francisco Nov 5
II II Rogers, 20 N Diamond Nov s.
Hayu 1e3 S Scotland Nov 8.
Hog Island by Fire Island Nov g.
Indian 400 Siasconsett Nov g.
John Archbold $50 n Colon Nov ).
Jos seep 13a ENE Nantucket Nov 3.
Jalapa l,a3l e Ambrose Nov g.
julia Luckenbach 627 S Ambrose Nov 6,
j 4 MoRett jr 24o S Ambrose Nov G.
y l LncSen6ach 461 S Ambrose Nov G.
8NNIb'tGOtl ~ - SCOlldn0 NOV v.
Kerhonkson also w Londonderry Nov 6.
Lalte Fisher 400 SW South Pass Nov s.
Lancastrian io3 II Cape Henry Nov 6.
Lake sF e, ,strymon lal NNE Hatteras Nov 6.
Madrona 90 NE Tampico Nov g.
Mexico 23S w Progreso Nov 5.
Mount Carroll 2.7l4 f Ambrose Nov 6,
Maracaibo 1875 Mayaguez Nov 5,
Macahi los S Nantucket Nov g.
Maiden Creek 80 SSW Diamond Nov G.
Munmotor Is NE Cape Henry. Nov 9.
IcL Lnt G
Narcissvs 330 M 90 deg from Cape Henry
Nov 5.
Olympic 1.olS Ambrose Nov 6.
PIes Roosevelt 1857 e Ambrose Nov g..
philadelphia 4S1 S Scotland Nov 6.
Polarine 81 NE Cape Henry Nov SO.
pres,dent resi-, 4ado Pols S$5 z "A Ambrose Ney s.
Reaoiute 1.7oo Ambrose Nov O.
sobnrt sst aopkins soa ss E astteras N9D
Standard 70 S Cape May Nov 6.
Santa Luisa 9e2 s Ambrose Nov g.
santa Fem lat 2S so lon 67 40 Nov ..
Steel Inventor 9s1 S Ambrose Nov 8.
Hunt $50 NNE Hatteras Nov 6.
Suruga "a 8 Punta Santelmo Nov o.
swftsure 50 ssW Block Island Nov 6.
Swift Scout s.5f 25s Sc Block Island Nov g.
Springfield $50 e Sandy Hook Nov 6.
Texas 20G E by n Tarnpico Nov g.
r Miiams ms SO Ca Cape Hsnry ss Eo Nov 5
Tuscaloosa city "a Sc Diamond Nov 6.
Transportation by n Nashawona Buoy
Nov 6.
vardyck S4s S Ambrose Nov g.
Vacuum 104 S Uatteras Nov g.
West Campgsw is w Eaters Point Nov ..
Waiter d Munson 1,046 8 Scotland Nov O.
Wabash 10 Montauk Point Nov 6.
w 3 keene IS SW Diamond Nov s.
VIM G Warden $50 Ambrose Nov G.
West Ives 1S0 SSE Nantucket Nov G.
West Queechy 100 e Boston Nov g.
Yankee Arrow 1873 S San Francisco Nov 5
Cold Harbor 292 Diamond Nov 8.
Mineola $50 N WAtfngs Nov g.
Philadelphia 4S1 Scotland Nov 6.
Gulf Prince so n Jupiter Nov 6.
John y Rockefeller 1S0 ME Jupiter Nov C
G Harrison Smith 74s S Ambrose Nov g.
o Waring 252 SSW Hatteras Nov g.
Ario so SW Sand Key Nov 6.
Ell Captain II NV TortuGas Nov s.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
Cleared

rvscs loosa City. Pratt; New Orleans;
Norton. Lilly G. Co.
Helen, Berry; boston; Bull Insuiar Line.
Jefferson. Heath; Norfolk; Old Dominion
Transportation Go.
Cherbourg and Southampton: Cunard u $
Fort Hamilton tBro. Francis; Hamilton;
samland (Belg). King; Antwerp; Red
McKeesport. Sanders: Bavre and Dun
kirk: Cosmo poIitan Shipping co.
schr Marine tBrl. Trenheln'; pin Port
Hawkesburg; Emery sexton 4 Go, r-,.,
dad and Demerars; Furness Witty d Co. ,
Laekawanaa = 9Brls 3 a hhso; London and
Schodack Morgan; Rotterdam. Cosmo-
poiitan Shipping Co
schr Pioneer lDt), Nswton;- Curacao via
Montpelier, Abernathy; Hamburg via
Boston: United American Lines.
Metapan, Barrstt; Kingston and Cristo-
'' Madras ss cIty 6Br), shatton Hamburg
81 AIs,irante Korn; New orleans
Tiger, fIcinriri: Los Angeles and San
Francisco via Norfolk and Panama Canal;
Commercial Trader. sorensen; Los An.
geies and San Francisco Via Norfolk and
Pananaa Canal; Moore & Mccormack CO
Norwaik, CrowelIi Boston; Eastern 8 S
Empire Arrow. Meyer; Beaumont; II l.
Phiiadelphia Leek; Baltimore; Clyde
8 Co
CITY of Montgomery, Hanmona; savan
nah; Ocean s Co.
Comanche. Staples; Charleston and jack
sonyiile: Clyde Co.
westport, staman; Phtiadeipi,ia; Moore
& Mccormack Co.
Joiee, Muller: Houston; Harriss MaEiil
& TO.
ri Sol Patten; Galveston; Southern
Chester Valley. Murdock: Galveston;
Iykes Bros
Texan. Stehetiu: San Pedro and San
Francisco via Panama Canal; United
American Lines.
Virginia Express johnson. Richmond:
Richmond & NJ s Co.
Maple, johnson; Phiiadclpiilass Aalseia Y
S s. Go.
II Y Dimock. Holmes; Boston Easssrn
S Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-07
by Wireless
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SHIPMAsTERs

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oa uhs positions of merchant vessels re-
,IsiSe1 through the independent Wire
,ess corporation and the Radio corpo-
ration OF America. Shipinasters of
sessels with radio apparatus may with
out cnarse, report their (TT1 noon
positions through the following com
states proper. 1t lis important that
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az noon each day In order that they
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MI widi receive position reports through
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