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New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

SsIl..ss es1s'1s Sss T, ~ aiasssssss ss
ssa ssmHi sa as.r ssia oSs g. sp i, L
vardulis. London. Oct Is via Boston.
Eastern King, Newcastle, Oct ia. :
Black Diamond Line
Vulcan City. Towey Oct s.....Us Nav Co
La kawanna. Lon 'on. Oct so, NJ NJ Smith
Harry Luckcnbsch. Los Angeles. Oct Is.
Luckenbach s Co
Due Tomorrow
Now Britain Southampton. Oct 10.
Black Diamond Line
Hydaspes, Bucnos Ayres Oct 10.
Steel seafarer. Colon, Oct rs.
Iathmian Lines
citta di Messina, st Michaels. Oct al.
Pcirce Bros
Stanley Dollar. San Francisco Oct o.
Dollar $ S Co
Duo Sunday
sturhoirn. Gothenburg. Oct ls.
Innoko. Antwerp Oct 2s.
Black Diamond s $ Co
w L Stead. ranpioo. oe. 2s.
Pan-American Pet & Trans Co
William Green, Tampico, Oct S6
Pan-American Pet &: Trans Co
Mundeita. Cristobal. Oct 2s. Munson Lines
due Monday
salawati. Port Said, DC. 8. :. Funch- Edge
Newly Hall. Gibraltar. Oct 20.
Hanscnes. Barbados Oct IS Houston Limo
Steel Age, Colon. Oct 2s... .Isthmisn Lines
Due Tuesday
Jersey City. Middiesbro, Oct =.
erac.ana Lelth Oct Nan.ss.i9p Go
Parisiana, Leith. Oct "a. Furness- Witty
Sheridan. Bahia. Oct IS. .Lamport & Holt
Due Wednesday
Tartar Prince. Boston. 49,. .Furness- Witty
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Shipping Board
Makes Demands
For More Cargo
Love Tells Steamship Com
panies Present Rates Do
Not Give American Lines
a Fair Share of Traffic
Provision Tariff Involved
United Kingdom Conference
Fakes Up Readjustment
ON Important Shipments

At a meeting of the United Kingdom
Conference yesterday. which was at
tended by w. J. Love and w. B. Keene
for the Shipping Board, Yeadjustment
of the rate on provisions was asked by
the Board. 1t was contended by Mr..
Love that the present tariff was not
fair TO the American companies, and
that as result they are not getting
the proportion of this trade to which
they are entitled.
No decision was reached. The mat
ter was discussed from all angles, par
tieularly the differential on refriger-
ated shipments over ordinary stowage,
and will be taken up again by Mr.. Love
from Washington.
Considerable secrecy surrounded the
meeting, and full details could not be
ascertained. Mr.. Love and Mr.. Keene
departed early in the afternoon for
Washington. When asked what action
was taken by the conference Mr.. Love
replied:
"We are trying 20 work out a sys-
tenn which will give American ships a
better showing. / attended the confer
ence at their invitation and outlined
the attitude of the board. IL was the
first time in several months that /
had been at session of the United
Kingdom Conference, and there were
number of matters to take up
The London service of the United
States Lines has space for 600 to 700
tons of refrigerated shipments on each
vessel, and has been making 8 strong
bid for provisions. The only other COM
panies which have large amount of
refrigeration are the International
Mercantile Marine and the Cunsrd.
The Shipping Board is not satisfied
with the percentage of the trade which
it has obtained, and believes that the
trouble lies in the conference rates,
which Mr. Love contends give an un-
fair advantage to the foreign lines.
The rate on provisions to the United
Kingdom is 35 cents q 100 pounds,
ordinar$ stowage, which was unchanged
yesterday. Several minor revisions in
rates were made. Total exports Of pro-
visions from the United States for the
eight months ended with August
amounted to s275, 900 900, of whcih a
large percentage went to the United
Kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
$50, 900, 600 Cuban Loan
Is Reported Approved
Havana State Department AS
serts u. s. Has Found
Teryus of Issue Sound

HAVANA, Nov. 2.-The United States
government has no objection to the
fioation of s5O,oOoooo foreign loan in
accordance with the Cuban govern
ment's loan project, according to a
statement given out tonight to the
press at the Department of State. The
statements says:
According to cablegram from the
Cuban Charge at Washington, the gov
ernment of the United States has an
swered note presented few days ago,
stating that it has no objection to make
to the floating Of $50,000,000 loan in
accordance with the plan of the Cuban
government 1t adds that it believes
Cuba has proven her ability to take
care of the loan charges from ordinary
revenues if the budget is not increased
in such a way as to prejudice this
charge and that OF the Republics other
debts.
FINALLY, it assumes that the taxes
indicated by the President will be suffi-
cient to meet the loan charge, and il at
any time they prove insufficient, the
President will draw on other funds
under the authorization given him.
"The communication by TIE govern
ment of hte United States does not con-
tain any condition that is not provided
for in the loan law recently voted by
Congress-"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co., Inc.

tDlstance In miles, position at noon unless
otherwise specined)
AllegaUsh ESQ e Ambrose Nov 1,
amalienborg $50 Ambrose Nov 3.
ane cortes sos from Cape Henry Nov 2.
Agwihavre sW Nantucket Nov 2.
Bolivar 1878 Scotland Nov /.
Slayerack l45 Sc Mobile Bar Nov l.
carton 1920 st Augustine Nov \.
Saldas 500 s Sandy Hook Nov I.
Sentennial State PSI e Ambrose Nov g.
Docra 2s4 N Colon Nov j.
Eastern Moon arr Quarantine 1920 a m
El Sud ss2 Sc Galveston Bar Nov,
Eastern King 103 Ambrose Nov 2.
Federal 22a sE south Pass Nov Y.
~ ~Guifcoast 2as NE Diamond Shoals Nov 2.
Gulfmaid 126 NV Tortugas Nov /.
Harry Farnum 1s2 w Key West Nov /.
i Mallory 1874 Scotland Nov ?.
p m Nov /.
Henry D Wilton So Ambrose Nov 2.
Ircquo!s $40 Soctland Nov Q.
IEnoko 464 e Ambrose Nov g.
Illinois ! n LOS Los ). Ambrose 10, Noy 2.
Lillian SS Portland Nov g.
Luxpah.e Las e Ambrose Nov g
Newton l2l Darnegat Nov 2.
New Britain Sc e Ambrose Noy o
Ontario 10 Fire Island Nov 2.
Oritani Sc Watllng's Island Nov ..
Paris 500 r Ambrose Nov e.
Sunshine 400 u Iampico Nov g.
San Juan ~ from South Pass Nov \,
Swittarrow IS NV Elbow Key Nov J.
san Jacinto a25 s Scotland Nov 2.
southern Cross anchored at Bermuds n
Nov j.
steelranser GIT N Colon Nov /.
Senta Rosalia 1914 SSE Ambrose Nov 9.
Virg,nia Limited sW Winterquarter
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Canada CITY. Marseilles Oct IA via rrovt-
depce; to Fabre Line with mails; is ex-
s'kiyn. ~ " "'''0'i '''' 'l'' '''
America, Southampton Oct 25; to U g
lines with pass. nlails and mdse: will dock
afternoon at Pier 4, Iioboken.
Mauretanta tBr), Southampton Oct %;
to Cunard s Co with mails; is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 54, N r (west
Carmania tBr>, Liverpool Oct rs; to
Cunard Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier Sc. N r (west
18th st).
Venezuela. Baltimore Nov 8 to w r
Grace Co; is expected to DOCK at Pier SO,
B'klyn (Atlantic Basin).
Due Tomorrow
u,A Adria.ic d.. 9Rr1, Southampton Oct 81: to
dock ut Pier 50, N r West 18th st,. -
samland (Belg), Danzig Oct 90; to Red
,a ne al Ts Per g. west soh to
Southern Cross. Santos Oct II; to Mum
son $ Lines with mails; is expected to
Ryndam (DD, Plymouth Oct rs; to
Holland America Line with mails; is ex-
peeted to dock forenoon at foot 5th st,
Duo Sunday
Columbia (Br), Glasgow Oct 81; to
Anchor Line With mails; is expected to
dock sc at Pier IS, n West 18th et):
Mail Co with mails; is expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier 15, B'kiyn (nlon-
t&Sne Stl.5
pasteres, Port Limon Oct as; to United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected to dock
afternoon at Pier Is. E II {Maiden Lanel
Due Monday
ctstie, aenos, Oct ' White Assnis sssp lin.
Porto Rico, San Juan Nov L.
Porto Rico Line
Haiti Cape Hayti. Oct 80. -. clyde s Co
Zuia, La Guayra, Oct 23, Bliss, Daliett a Co
Fort st George, Bermuda Nov 4
Furness. Witty & Co
Santa Teresa. Valparaiso, Oct is
w r Grace s. Co
Due Tuesday
Minnekshda. Hamburg, Oct %. Ar, rJne
United states Copenhagen, Oct 81
Scsndinavian- American Line
Colombo, Genoa, Oct ri. Italia Amerjca
Chicago Hayrc, Oct Is. French I,ina
Ortzaba. Havana. Nov &
NY& Cuba Mail 8
Due Wednesday
aoneric. Southampton, Nov
President Polk. London. ocs IS. s.' ''ar 1''ao
United States Lines
Due Thursday
Estonia, Copenhagen. Oct 20.
Baltic American Line
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, HOY y A''-'s
Denis, Para, Oct 2s...s.. Booth ,t's 2 . 9 20 20
Stxaois, Santa Marta, Oct 81.
United Fruit r.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Ship Owners May Meet
On Intercoast Issue
disappointment Here ON Re
port by Commissioners G..
Il. Chamberlain

Members of the American Steamship
Owners Association are contemplating
a special nesting next week TO discuss
the intercoastal situation. The report
of Commissioner Chamberlain recon-
mending against the withdrawal Of
government vessels aIlocated to the
North Atlantic and Western Steamship
Company caused keen disappointment
among officials Of private lines In the
trade, who said that IL this decision
was upheld by the board it would con-
stitute u violation Of the spirit OF the
Jones act. There is no good reason, it
Is said, why the board shoul& continue
in competition with private American
vessels in the protected coastwise and
intercoastal traffic.
M. T. Macdonald, vice president OF
the Nawsco Lines, expressed gratifca-
ton at the Chamberlain report. He re-
marked that the Shipping Board ves-
sells in the service aggregate only 32,-
900 tons, against 100000 tons of pri-
vate ships, and that there was hardly
enough tonnage in the trade now TO ac-
comm odate tho shipments
The general cargo rate westbound is
now about $11.50 ton, Mr.. Macdonald
said. The eastbound lumber rate is $15,
against Sl2 recently. 1t is lndlcated
that the lumber shipments this year
will amount to 50o,00000o feet, against
350,o00,000 feet last year, and the pros
pect Is that within another year the
trade will amount to 1,000,000,000 feet.
The steel rate westbound Is around Sc
ton.
Mr., Macdonald said that the COM
panies which have chartered ships for
the service at S1.20 to $1.70 ton are
in better position than the concerns
which are operating their own vessels.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Radio Corp. of America

Distance In miles. position at noon unies,
Otherwise stately
Aconcagua s81 Ambrose Nov i.
Albert r Watts ESQ SSW Sand Key Nov
alnagro 265 Ambrose Nov g
America 423 Ambrose Nov 9; expects tt
dock p IN.
Ardmore ss4 Scotland Nov /.
Artigas si9 N Colon Noy 1
Aryan 10 s Jupiter Nov l.
Birkenhead a76 ESE Galveston Nov i.
Bridgetown 4sa NV st Thomas Nov i.
Ga,das 500 S Sandy Hook Nov /.
Camden "a 70 Tampico Nov l.
Cananova 1900 8 Scotland Nov l.
CHARLES M Everest 81 Diamond Nov g.
Capillo ITO NNE Barbados Nov /
David McKelvey 760 s Ambrose Nov I
Delaware Sun IS s Cape May Nov a
Dirigo lsi WNW Dry Tortuga. Noy i.
Dochra 244 N Colon Nov l.
EI Mundo 263 8 Scotland Nov 2
VI Occidcnte 22S BcotIand Nov
y r Kemp 1b1 WNW Sand Kew Nav
Eiestro It's Scotland Nov e.
Essex passed Brandywine Nov
y Thayer 230 w Sand Key N,y
Federal q WNW Tortugas Nov L
General w G Gorgas 442 NE coion Nov
Great CITY is0 Cape May Nov q =
Gulf OF Mexico 90 S JupSer Nov
Cuff Oil 81 N DiamondssNoy -
Harvester 73 II Key West Nov
II II Rogers ia s Ambrose Nov 1.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Cleared

Halocrates (Br2, Jones; Montevideo and
La q r. piats; t.. - Houston & GO.
sor; J f Whitney & Co,
st Mary tBr). Pescod; Guantanamo and
Santiago; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Syein Jarl tNorl. Egge; Trondhjer and
Bergen via New London; S o Stray 6,
1matra (Fin). Tinck; wasa via Balti-
ra Lamport & Holt Line
City of st Joseph. Coppedge; Leghorn to
Baltimore; c Mallory q Co
songely lNor), Endresen; Charlottetown;
Muriilo iBr}, ouayle; Almeria and Va
lencia to Boston: Lamport g. Holt Line.
Gedan!a Dan). Schroeder; Tampico;
Livingston Roe. Long Trieste and Venice
via Philadelphia; Robert 1 Hague.
and poTs Antono n9r2 Tr Toisfssn Santiago
Jacksonville; clyde S Co 'll>' ''0
Norwalk. Crowell; Boston; Eastern s S
Q waring. Naber; Galveston; Robert
L Hague.
Lake Fanin. Dow; Wilmington and
Brunswick; clyde s s Co.
II T Dlmock Holmes: Portland; Eastern
Rosalind (Br). James: Halifax; Bowr.ng
& Co.
sagua. Ned Port; San Juan and Ponce:
Atlantic Fruit Co.
stavang erfjord (Nor,. Irgens; Bergen.
stavanger and Christiania; Norweg ian
American Line.
2orsfjord tNor>, Nilsen: Walton; r
whitney & Co.
South American Clark; Turks Island
and Monte Cristi via Panama Canal: Co
lupibu3 s s Co.
weat Arrow. Carver; Liverpool; Export
Transportation Co.
c White, Johnson; Tampico: Huasteca
Petroleum Co.
Ossabaw. Robinson; Tampa; Mallory s
S Co.
Larnpasas. Davis; Mobile; Mallory s
8 Co
Belfgast. Mccormick: Boston; Eastern
Co
Normannia (Dan), Blom Norfolk; Bow
ring g. Co
Interocean Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Arrived Yesterday

Wells City tBr), Brostol Oct II; to
Charles Hin & Sons with mdse; Pier
city OF Manila tBr). Barry Oct 20; to
Merton. Lilly s. Co, Ia ballast; of Tomp-
kinsville. /.
cerro Ebano, ramnico oct 20; to Pan
American Transport Petroleum Co. with
crude oil; off Tompkinsville. !,
:, Guansanamo, ns Gnantsnan,o Oct 20, San
with sugar: SO 4th st, B'kiyn.
Gyp (Br), Gaspe. @, Oct rs; TO Craig.
Becker & Go. with pulp; Pier 4. Bush
lombia %, santa Marta "a, cristobal ae.
Kingston Is, to United Frui, 60, with 34
pass, maiia and mdse; Pier is, n n.
Sierra Nevada tGer). Bremen oo. 2t;
to North German Lloyd. with 26s cabin,
All third class pass malls and ndse: 9Th
st, Hoboken.
Barracoo (Br), Cardiff Oct 90; to Daniel
Bacon, with coal t5.s7s tons); soth st.
sarcoxie. Rotterdam Oct 1s; to cosmo-
Hoboken.
Helge tDan), cienfuegos Oct II. Ph,la-
delphia Nov !; to the Cuba Mall
s . Co, with sugar; Pier N, B'klyp.
w IL Ttlford, Hamburg Oct l6. to Rob
ert J. Hague. in ballast; off Tompk!ns-
willie, l.
Argentina tItai), Trieste Oct 10. Patras
IL, Palermo IA, Algiers l6. Almeria 10:
to Phelps Bros & Co. with l7s cabin. 32s
third class pass. mails and mdse; Pier
Fort Victoria {Br) Bermuda Oct 81: to
Furness- Bermuda Tine. with 2s4 pass.
mails and mdse: Pier s5. N r.
Vistula Danl, Tampico Oct ca. Lobos
rs; to Robert l. Hague, with crude oil;
off Tom pkinsville s J.
Nordlys (Dan). Havana Oct 26 to Mum
son Line with sugar; Oft Liberty.
Apache, Jacksonville and Charleston; to
Clyde S S Co with pass and mdse; ier 81.
Bklyr.
Mayarc (Bry. Perth Amboy; TO Furness.
With & Co in ballast; Pier "a Bklyn.
Haminlton, Norfolk; to Old Dominion
Transport Co with mdse; Pier 81. ~ r.
Sch Martha Parsons (Br). Windsor. S;
to master; off Red Hook Flats, Bklyn.
West Saginaw, Las Palrnas; to II
Bull with mdse; off Liberty.
Eastern Moon, Baltimore Oct al: to U s
d Australia Line with mdse: Pier IL, IS ].
II Rogers, Lobos; to II l. Hague, with
crude oil.
New Britain. Southampton Oct 10; to
Black Diamond S Line. with mdse.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
American Ports

Nav SALTiMoREs yans mo, Noy 2--Arrived: Hilton.
Psrisi.na | or1 ar,r, Elizabeth; 1nnses Portland Me;
haven tBrl Brxham via az Boston: oTg, Herhert riun,
snd a. dwylis, Tampico; ottar (Nor). Halmstad
napsnl. Havana Via Norfolk: wes, Haven. ven,
tn55 nn5osToM. nnS,. Noy s-Arrivea: Halisones
and Philadelphia for London and ''IIuie Huii:
foiK mHst Eao.ns ESl,aseo Answ.rp; ormid.e Nor
pittsbursh 1Br5 tfron Livsrpoon. oo Iat.aa Phila:
Seiphia: stureholm tswJ (fron stock.
ihoirn). New York; Texan, New Fork and
sf,5s aosToM east pSrts; Mas cse'an rhiiadelphta.
Evansville tBr}. GranEemouth Gasu scoi,.n6 S,ey o.
9I,Isa PhIis BY ssIIydendyk tp); Rotterdam via
HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Nov s@Arrtved plG ::
Tl1r.aNnsportation, tn . New England; San Michele
New YorR Ei.ssssth ssw Snx.ans Maeask
1Dan). Havana; schr James w Howard
nor, HTort!and Me. Sailed; Knut Hamsum (Nor),
Inc IN McQuestine Boston; Mississippi (BrI.
Lonaon; ao freeman: New York.
ard Phslaasphia Ssy Sailed sArriyen Hoy
New York; Howard, Phiiadelph!a h!'sIn'ss. 1ia ss.
xxannah; x; Thomas Wheeler. Tampico; schr
sa, asentqr. philadeiph!a; schr Marion N Cobb,
oibrs,,aH 9 HaneIrs nsTm., Hs!I called; Stella T5.
castle; Canadian Ranger (Br,' IjvernonY neT
NEW oRLEANs. Per, Eads.. ads La. fsey'Sl. NOV o.
Hibusas tHondl. Biuehelds: innerton s'(GH} tBr}},'
lan lU1sland Gond Ne; Maanzanilio. Progreso; Mora
Tanpa; Tsn2p yuma. Fron.sra. sailed: Anemia
lHond), Ceiba; Creole. Now York; I'd L
Doheny.- Tampico: Holly Park (Br) Liv-
orpoo: James Timpson, Belize; Tamaullpas
fr-&~
PANAMA CANAL. OK cristoSai, oi~ No" j.
Arrived carrilo. New York. Sailed: Ad-
vance y,.n ca,. New York; Ell Grilo tRr,. San
New York; Santa Eulalia tfrom Grays
Harbor), New York; Theodore Roosevelt
!rss Nor) from c.hr!st!anis2. San Diego;
Orleans.
pFIILADELpHIA. Nov s--Arr.ved: Slam
oyey Hektor hvefRoo Nof rnsnS via GS n
skegness lBr), New York; Bayonne, New
Y.rl: York; Manitowos; aerle via New York;
Via Boston; Commercial Trader. Balti-
more; Dorchester, Boston; Essex. jackson
bs sna Ne Aglers Tamos
Commack. Buenos Ayres. etc, Via Savannah
and Jacksonville; Merrimaclt, Jackson
VILE. etc; Rochester. Port Arthur; Kenne-
Noyes, Caiaia
via Boston.
PORTLAND. Ore Nov 2--Benvor,ich. AL
Eiers; MAIZENA,. Honolulu.
PORT TAMPA. Nov 2-Saiied: Cuba.
Havana via Key West; M Gurey. Tam
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov, a-Arrived: LIST,
1bukinan nol,H n Maru lJap}. Kobe. Sailed: list.
rinto: I'd, President Wilson. Hongkong.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov 2---Arrived: Dio
Pensacola: Tr!nid adian. Port Arthur;
Juniata, Jacksonville (and sailed for Bal
tirnore). Sailed: City of Montgomery,
New York; City Of Columbus. Boston.
TAMPA. Fla, Nov 2--Arrived: JaIavera
Hr), New York; w Riggs. Fort Myers
schr willis A Holden. Port st Joe for New
York (put In, leaking). Sailed: Argalia
(Br), England via Brunswick; I w Riggs
Fort Myers--
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Nov AR
rived and sailed: Schr Frederick II (Br),
New York for st George. n q. Sailed :
Schrs Jennie Flood Kreger Cfrom Norfolk, ,
Boston: Rose Anne Belliveau (Br) (from
New York;, Weymouth. N s: II C Lockhart
tBr> tfroIn New York; st Stephen. n B.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

| DUNKIRK, Oct so-onphals trr>. Phila.
ADELAIDE Oct so-can.dian Trans.
porter tBr) Vancouver.
ROTTERDAM. Oct s1--se,rstGd (Nor)
| Wabana; wesserlins (Ger). wabana.
BELFAST. oc. s1--w.uuesaso tBr>. New
| BUENos AYREs. Oct s1--vasari (Br)
New York; Nov l. America. New York via
coLoMBo. Nov 1--clty of Batavia tBr>
sUEz. Nov 1-colesit, New York.
MANILA. Nov 1-President Pierce San
nMDEN: oc. as-Alsr.d Nose, tNor,,
| ANTWERP; Oct ,2s-,Naperian ipr,.
BREMBN. Oct as@Everssree1n s1 CITY CITY. iSsI Gai.
| weston; sapinero. New Orleans.
,u1 nAMgyaa. !s O., g ssaIslemoor enr,. Mon
Montreal; Wisely. Montreal,
soth. La sayoie tFr.. New York: ;I Nov
| MARsEILLBs Oct so~Artemis tpt, New
Orleans; Bourbonnais tFr], New York;
castfnGaT FoKoaAah a. oas M0ssroi ssnnnre,,
| ada (Br). Vancouver for Hongkong
PORT NATAL. Nov 1---Australind (Br)
4
! SHANGHAI. Nov i--Africa Maru tJap)
seattle; Clam (Br), San Francisco
LIVERPOOL, Nov l--Barrymore fBr)
Baltimore via Halifax,
SHIELDS, Nov 1--Cairnavon (Br) Mon
| treai -
MANCHESTER. Oct as-cheyenne tsr,
philadelphia; Nov l. Cardiff (Br), Parrs.
boro N s; Manchester Producer (E3r). Mon.
treal; I'd. Strathearn <Br), New York.
GLASGOW. Nov 1---Gracia (Br), Mon.
treal ~
Galveston.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov City OF Lucknow
tBr), New York. !"
CARDIFF. Nov Henrik Lund tNor),
CLYDE. Nov s--vaudrcuil {Rr), Halifax.
Ms. - --.-fA1~'
GIBRALTAR, Nov .. tPassed>-auglIel
mo Peirce ID, New York for Naples:
Presdentes Wilson tIt>. New York for
Trieste; M Flagler. New York for
ssayoIia; Ethel Radcliffe tBr,, Galveston
treal oa
PORTLAND. Eng. Nov 2-Helmer Morch
tDah), Galveston. -
LONDON. Nov 2--Mackinaw (Br1. PhiIa.
eiphia, Baltimore and Boston.
AV0NMOUTH. Nov 2--Renua Baltimore
Via Glasgow, etc.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

HAvRE, Oct sf--Methyen tBr) from
London9, Montreal
MANCHnSTpR, Oct 91---Manchester FIX
change tBr), Philadelphia.
SINGAPORE. Nov t-~Amur Naru (Jap),
New York.
AvoNMoUTH. Nov 1--cornshman tBr),
HoNGKoNG. Nov dewey, San Fran.
cisco.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 1--Kenbane Head
(Br), Montreal.
:, LONDON. Nov eTcmdijk tDp. san
dETLE. Oct ss--Marie Maersk fpon)
New York.
HAMBURG, Oct 3s--Minnekahda. New
York: 2sth. Monticello, New York
New York SN~''
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

J, Idoteneus 1877 u Cape Horny Nov 1.
| Innoho sso n Ambrose 4 An Nov ..
Arahsoa Ssgs NV bsso. nsssy Nov
John Worthington gro sE Hole in Wall
| Nov l.
] N Pew. 7is 8 Hattcraa Nov i.
Joseph N Cudahy 81 sw Sand Key Nov 1.
Liberty 1906 hmbrose Nov !.
Lightburne SO !, Key West Nov. I.
Manaaul 12s SIC Boston Nov ..
Marayl 1.ss s Nantucket Nov 1.
| Maracaibo ss3 q Scotland Nov l.
| Mexico 80 Jupiter Nov /.
Mobile City So Il Cape Henry Nov 1.
| Mundeita $50 q Ambrose f.M Nov T.
NJ Kennecott left Philadelphia 1890 AM
Newton lal y Barnesat Nov ..
Norfolk IL Cross Rip Nov 2.
Ormes 230 $ Overfalls Nov g.
otho 1880 sE Ambrose Nov /.
Pau. Paul t II Hargood W 3D. az y Colon Nov /.
PsSsbseoe PsSs sssa 81 s Riimgnd Fire ssns soS Nov
Fenneylvania ios FL Hamilton. Bermuda,
Nov J.
p1.,ss.. Ph9sE,. as IS sr Cape May Nov 9,
Porto Rico left San Juan $50 PM Nov I.
Queen Lou.ae 10 sE Cape Henry Nov i.
Reliance SIS n Ambrose 4 sos ny NV Eev J.
swsf;arrow s2 NV Elbow Key Nov 1.
sspaSldins 7a r Key West Nov l.
$ 9 Brown IS Ambrose Nov l.
Santa Teresa 4ss N Colon Nov i.
santore 1915 Hatteraa Nov l.
SanRil 80 N Jupiter Nov l.
sw.ftsure ITO WNw TortuRas Nov l.
samuel Fuller 1855 S Sand Key Nov i.
steer Ranger SIT Colon Nov l.
St Mihtel $50 from Cristobal Nov g.
Swiftight ESQ w Sand Key Nov /.
IopdalsfJord 400 r Ambrose Nov J.
Texan $50 from New York Nov g.
virginia Limited l sW Winter Quarter
Nov 2.
West Hematite 1.765 E Ambrose Nov /.
Yam Wm Hoakefelier BIZ s Ambrose Nov l.
" l. Stead <s NE Jupiter Nov
Walter d Aunson lbS s aoot,and Nov 9.
W., - Seene 40 8 Old Anthony Nov 3.
,H, Weet Isinpgaw Ssl Boston Nov Q.
Htochester LEFT Paulsboro lo:4o AM Nov O.
Munaibro Ii Sc Shinnecock, bound Balti-
more, Nov g.
springfield s1o Sandy Hook Nov 3.
fockaway Park 290 NE Pollock Rim Nov 9
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Change of Masters

John A Paradine succeeds Henry Cole
command steam screw William Bckel.
Henry Petersen succeeds George Sin
e!alr command steam screw Socony No. "a,
Standard Transportation Co.
Albert Rogers succeeds Albert Hackly
command barge Mary II.
Robinson succeeds Herbert Smith
command steam screw Ossabaw
, George f. Rowley succeeds Fred Ingra-
nam command gasoline yacht joe
Samuel II Sanders succeeds William E
Barber command steam screw Stamford
w Dohepey succeeds N T Cullen COM
mand steam screw C r r of N J No 26
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Chile Imposes New
Rules on Shipping
Regulations Restrict Landing
of Passengers and Crews;
Fines Are Provided

New regulations on the landing OF
passengers and crews have been issued
by the Chilean authorities, according to
a dispatch from Consul Homer Brett, OF
iquique, to the Department of Com
merce: These provide that inspectors
shall board all incoming vessels and if
any inadmissible persons are found the
master shall be notified and shall be re-
sponslble under penalty for their safe
keeping.
When the steamer is ready to sail
the hist is to be checked up and if any
transit passenger or member of the
crew is missing fine may be imposed
upon the vessel. Should any such per
son who has been declared inadnis-
sibie be missing, an especially heavy
fine is to be imposed. Seamen may not
be paid. off in Chilean ports without
permission of the maritime authorities.