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New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Departures

coNsTANTiNoPLE. Sept. Hog Is
NANTES. sept. e--Hannington Court
SIERRA LEONE, Sept. 11-Benguela
rsHIMoNosEKI. Sept. I'm. s. Dollar
(Brl, New York
p, YoKzoHAMAi z Sept. 12-chtckasaw city,
BARROW. Sept 12-Tanarac (Br),
SUTHERLAND. Sept, 1s.-Bellingham,
Shields. Sept. 1a-Heinriol Kayser
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 1a-Marina Itan,
Boston.
HAMBURG, Sept 1o--Grey County lBr).
WELLINGTON Sept i2-Maung anui
GLAsGow. Sept 1a-pinemore (Br>.
Antwerp. Sept 1a-Minnedosa (Br),
,HyT ST. YIN, XlMcENT; @ Nv, " x5, Scpt ls-Boutry
,HoNGkoNG. Sept 1a-Havana Maru
:, MANILA, Sept 13-west Kader tfrom
(from Calcutta), New York and Boston.
HAVRE. Sept s-zenon tFr), San Fran
SWANSEA. Sept 12-Montgomery City,
SSaltimore; Salt 18th, City of Pittsburgh fBr).
PORT TALBOT. Sept 1s-wahcondah
(Br). Montreal
nNEwcAsTLb, Ems, Sept 1s-cairndhu
(Br). Montreal
MANCHESTER, Sept 1s-Manchester
Importer (Br). st John. S.
ROTTERDAM, Sept 13--Rotterdam
(Du), New York (and sailed from Plym-
outh 14th).
BARRY, Sept 1s-Pacihc Maru tJap).
Balttmore; 18th. zimorodok (Br) Port
land. Me: Seattle Spirit. Providence
THAMESHAVEN, Sept 14-Tuscarora
(Br), Baton Rouge
SHIELDS. Sept 14-Aquarius Boston.
L1VERPoOL. Sept 14-Scythia (Br).
York.
CARDIFF, Sept. 14-swainby tBr), Bos
LONDON. Sept 1s-valacia {Br,. New
York. Coma (Br). Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

yIBoRG, Sept b--chebauIip st John,
La PALLlcB, sept s-captaine Da-
miane tFrl New Orleans
HANKoW. Sept s--Levant Arrow, San
WELLlNeToi1. Sept s--Tremero tBr,,
New York
nRREMES E;M1GS Sept , 9Noelss Meg Orleans
cisco; Mongolia New York
:, MARsEII.LEs, Sept lo--sirio utaD.
Galveston for Shanghai; Nile fBr) San
Francisco for Hong Kong; Tenyo Maru
sHINoNosEKI, Sept 12--sfipsea (Br),
cALcuT.TA, Sept 1s--stsol Trader, New
:. GENOA, Sept 1s-Arabic tBr>. New
York ,1y and Boston s,.te for Naples <s. ~.
LONDON. sept --oberschlesien tGer,,
HOUSTON; A., Wes. Nosska; philadelphia.
SHANGHAI sept 1s--shidzuok Maru
aPp} p2Erpoo TfSona fss Sent HG1s 1abaraanus banE p
HULL, Sept ls--olaf l. Kongstad (Dan),
FREMANTLE Sept 13--Trevithick
(Br). New Orleans.
GIBRAI.TAR. Sept. 13 tpasaed) ),--Monks-
PORT NATAL, Sept. 11-Northway tBr,,
Mobile.
HAVRE, Sept 11---Perser tBelg) New
York,
sPEzIA. Sept. 11---sunoco (BeD, Phila-
delphia.
ANTWERP, Sept 12.-Ampetco (Bels),
Baton Rouge; Essex County (Br) Mon
treai.
BEIRA, Sept. 12--Eastern Crown. New
York.
ROTTERDAM. Sept. 12--Mogilen tBr),
Wabana; Ryndam (Du), New York via
Boulogne and Plymouth.
SINGAPORE. Sept 8--City of Melbourne
(Br), New York via Colombo for Manila.
MADRAS, Sept 11ACity of Benares
tBr), New York via Port Said and Bonn
bay for Calcutta.
EMDEN. Sept 1f--Dunclutha (Br), New
York via Baltimore.
BRAKE. Sept 12-Pikepool (Br), Mont
real for Bremen.
DUBLIN Sept 13-Lord Antrim (Br),
Montreal
MANCHESTER, Sept 13-Alness (Br).
Philadelphia and New York via Liverpool.
LONDON, Sept 14--Bolingbroke (Br),
Montreal; Tarantia (Br). Montreal.
CARDIFF. Sept j14--Canadian Navigator
(Br). Montreal. 4
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
BUYERS Arrived
tcontInued from prscedlnu paoe,

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. Weinberg's: L.
Weinberg. ladies' readv-to- wear: care Will
liam Gross Co, $40 7th av
SPRINGFIELD. Mass,--Forbes &, Wal
ST. CHARLES, Va--O. Kirk Bros; H.
P. Kirk, general mdse. Alcazar.
ST. LOUIS
Paristyle Garment Co.; I. A. Hessel,
wonens ready to wear; Martinique
Gately Co.. P. NJ Baby, ready to wear
Commodore.
ST. PAUL. Minn.-Golden Rule A S.
kurtz. jobs silk and cloth dresses; 5 W.
2eth st. Room 9o9.
TOLEDO, Ohio.-Lasalle & Koch; A. 3.
Reese, waists, sweaters, childrens dresses,
coats: 225 5th av
TOWANDA, Pa.--Dayton Milling Co: S.
H. Dayton. clothing Martinique.
WASHINGTON
Hecht Co.; Miss Langenkamp, ladies'
ready to wear; care Baer Lilenthal.
WEATHERFoRD, Tex. - Baker-Poston
Co; G. e Poston general mdse.; H Allen.
WHEELING w. Na.--The Hub. Y L.
McColloph, mems and boys furnishings;
II. Sonnenborn, mems and boys' furnish
ings, dollar day merchandise; care Hoff-
man & Hartblay III w 33d st.
WILKES BARRE, Pa - A. Furrnan.
wholesale drugs; Martinique
WILkES-BARRE. Pal Schlesfnger.
]: Schiesinoer Nj. Hurdles, coats, suits (;
Martinique.
WORCESTER, Mass -Maghark G. Bar.
berian Co; NJ. G. Barbarian, smen's, boys
clothing. furnishings Imperial.
WORCESTER,s Mass. ss.-StaEman's Morris
Stayman, infants wear: Breslin
YOUNGSTOWN, Oho---McGnnis Evans
Co.; Z. r. Evans, millinery; Imperial
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Cleared

Prinz der Nederlander (Dut), Van Barren;
& Co. ~ ' '''' 'es' '1' '40S'
Marore. Turner; Cruz Grande via Pan
anna Canal; Ore Co.
Buenaventura; sanderson & Son.
Baltiz tDang), Schroeder; Tampico; Rob
Daniel NJ Munro tBr>, Terfrey; Windsor;
Sc sGhr X Nova y Queen tBr). spicer; Liver
Esperanza, White; Havana and Progreso;
N Y &, Cuba Mail s Co.
stephen tBr), Maddrell; Para and Ceara;
cananova Krantz; Santiago de Cuba and
Guantanamo; ,n nat;l mo, Atlantic FRUIT Co;
Bristol. Charles hin & sons
II Dimock, Allen; Boston; Eastern s 8
Northland. Foster; Boston; Eastern S
Potomac (Br,, Clark; Port Arthur;
lowan, LaYerage; San Pedro and San
American Lines.
snd Avoamouth via st Johns; Baltimore
cayo Mam5i, Port: San Juan; Atlantic
Silvia tRr>. Mitchell; Halifax and St
), Mssnominee {Br), Finch; London; Allan
Edward l. Doheny. Larsen; Tampico to
Perth Manon'dnayg Am'boy HSasteca aSs Petroleum Co;
tiago and Kingston, United Fruit Co.
\, West Lasha@sys Bottchsr; Genoa and
schr Truro Queen tBr). King; Country
Rorela ssasora. Christensen; 9 G9i Tampico;
Liberty, Nordskog; Baltimore; cosmo-
polsfan Shipping Co.
s s Co. ''''S'0 -''9S no "
Bayou Chico, Hancock; Pensacola; D
a. Mary fprl pasoaa par. ..,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Taylor Joins American
Ship & Commerce Corp.
Rear Admiral To Be Consult
ing Expert ON Design, Com
ssruction and Operation

The American Ship and Commerce
Corporation yesterday announced the
engagement of Rear Admiral D. w
Taylor as consulting expert on ship
design, construction and operating
economics. Admiral Taylor was chief
constructor of the United States Navy
and Chief of the Bureau of Construc-
ton and Repair up to the time of his
retirement on July /. Since then lfg
has been occupied with the work of the
Claims Board, which he expects to
complete by October 1. He will join
the American Ship and Commerce Cor
poration on that date.
Admiral Taylor is the author OF
number of books on naval subjects
and is recognized as the highest in
ternational authority on steam power
and marine propulsion. He was award
ed the gold medal of the British In
stitute of Naval Architects for the best
original paper on ship-shaped stream
forms, being the first American to re-
ceive that honor. He was retained by
the British government as an expert
in the case growing out of the collision
OF the Olympic and the Hawke in
1of1
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
German Officers
On Way Here for
Dollar, Il Report
Neptune Association Gets
Letter Saying Ship Mem
Will Go ON Vessels TN
der ahe Flag of Panama

German marine officers are on the
way to the United States to take berths
ON ex-German vessels sold by the
Shipping Board to the Pacific Freight
crs' Company for transfer to the flag
of Panama, according to n letter re.
ceived by Captain j. r. Millikcn, sccre-
tary of the Neptune Association of
Masters and Mates This communica-
tion, which came from the German
Deck Officers Association, said that
the men had been employed by the
Dollar Line or by friends over there Of
Captain Robert Dollar, president of
the company.
The German Association assumed
that the ex-German vessels sold by the
board were controlled by Captain Dol
lar. Officials of both the Dollar Line
and the Pacific Freighters' Company,
however, have denied previously that
there is any connection between the
two concerns. The fact that the Pa
ci6c Freighters representative here
had deskroom at the Offices of the Dol
lar Line, it was said, was due to cour-
tesy to the new company, and not to
any other affiliations.
The report was received with un-
usual interest by American masters
and mates Yesterday The German AS
sociation reported that the first mate
was to receive $100 month, compared
with $145 for an American officer on
similar ship; the second mate 500.
against $3.50; the third mate $75,
against $120, and the chief engineer
$3.50, against S226.
The vessels sold by the board are
ex-German liners, the Pulaski, the
Pawnee, the Isonomia, the Casco and
the Arcadia. 1t is understood that
they are to be transferred to Panaman
registry, where they will practically
have all the protection of the United
States without the obligations i'm
posed by American navigation laws.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
l passellger WI en-
To Attend Rate
Meeting Abroad
Reconsideration Of Ships.
and Reductions In Fares
Said To BE Part of Dis
cnssion Among Officials
Controversy On New Plan
Changes in Minimum Tariff
Fail TO Get Unanimous
Approval, Latest Report

Officials of transatlantic passenger
lines will hold a meeting in London
next month which will have an i'm
portant bearing upon ocean rates, ac-
cording to reports in marine circles
yesterday. Several officials of Amer
lean companies are planning TO he
present. One Of the questions on the
calendar for discussion is the reclassi-
fcation of vessels. There are intima-
tions also that reductions in passen-
ger fares will be taken up, though of
ficials generally deny that any de-
crease is under contemplation.
Richard II. Farley passenger traffic
manager for the international Mercan-
tile Marine Company, is now abroad
and intends to attend the conference.
ft was learned yesterday that Emil
Lederer, passenger traffic manager for
the United American Lines, viii sail
Tuesday on the Resolute. The exact
date of the meeting could not be ascer-
tanned, but it was said that heads of
all the transatlantic companies would
take part
Reluctance of local officials yester-
day to discuss the situation and the
fact that the meeting in London will
be attended by more passenger men
than at any time within the last year
or two, led to the belief that important
changes were being considered.
Another report WAS that the plan
for recIassificatien of liners, which
was recommended at the conference
last May, is seriously opposed by a
rumber of lines. The original inten-
tion was to make these changes ef-
fective on November /, and all the
companies in the conference were TO
make known their attitude by Septem~
her /. Inquiries yesterday showed that
they had not yet been approved. These
you'd give lower minimum rates to
the older and slower ships compared
with the numerous new steamers which
have been added during the last year.
The storm center in the passenger
business just now is the Mediterranean
trade. The new Italian liners, offering
modern accomm odations at the same
rates as the older vessels, have been
getting the greater part of the traf-
fic. Other companies are demanding
reelassification which will allow
them to offer lower fares, while the
italian Lines naturally wish to re-
tain the present basis. There is also
dispute over the gradings which are
demanded by the United States Lines
in its London service. These contro-
versies are expected to come to head
1T the October conference.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Buy Utah Power Preferred

The Utah Securities Corporation has
sold to the Electric Bond and Share
Company and Hayden, Stone g. Co.
$4,000, 900 par value of Utah Power and
Light Z per cent preferred stock. The
proceeds OF the sale, with funds on
hand, will be used to pay off $6,952 ,00G
Of Utah Securities 6 per cent bonds
maturing to-day, the last installment
of an original issue of 27,79o, 900, leav-
ing the company free from floating and
funded debt.
Utah Securities now owns 5000 900
of the second preferred per cent
stock and the entire $30,0O0,o00 com
mon stock of the Utah Power and Light
Company. The resumption of the cop
per mining industry, together with the
increase in general business activity
in Utah, has led to a substantial in
crease in the earnings of the power
company and its subsidiary, the Utah
Light and Traction Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
American Ports

ra naLn.MoRE lin HIna sept l4IArriyed; Ro-
BOSTON. sept ii@Arrived: IA sG 'ysa; sachem
nao, on1' Mss, LMtssTpo9 craigness tnr>, Liver
(Br), New York for Liverpool and Gas
Cow; goTto. soRgaal (Nor} nuen9s Ayres Via
folk; Robin Gray. Pacific coast ports;
Bristol, Lamberts Point: Agwihavre. Port
10 Lobos Sailed: Rassay Br), Key West;
Walter Luckenback, Pacific coast ports;
Gomanche,, New York tand proceeded for
DELAWAiRB 'Nf BREaRWATER' RsEsaR1x Taaa'i Del,
Sept 14-Arrived: Lake Galisteo. from
Guyabal; Guy, schr Esther X, supposed New
HALIFAX. Sept 14-sailed; Manchester
corposasiCn r M4hn tBr)t MIanchester;
rived: aAMppoN sspta Ans RoADs Va Sept l4Ar
timore; Alfalfa (Braz). Baltimore: Ham
ilton. inn5 New New York: Gloucester New Eng
Nordfarer tDan), Boston; schr Ruth e
Merrill, Boston; Nantucket. Boston; Scot
tsh d1,h, MSnarGh sna SBr) Dartmouth; Duecalion
i ilnT9; Ayoamouth; opiand lNor5, Assn'ra ciene
Asers seT Hefk shnta 4ano 4hns
schr Jennie Flood Kreger, Ke' Pfovidence; nee |;
JAcKsoNvIIL,E. III !, fiaya"a Sept a4-Arrived. YET
Naw snMy MaTu Yar (Inp9 T Tampa Sailed Apache
vannah Nilemede (Br). Bremen and Ham
Noyes gotI1 Ph1ladelphia q y st selma, New York
lHond). Castillo. Sailed: Clearwater. Rio
de Janeiro; Cardonia, Cadz; Lake shore
Pacific Coast ports; Copan (Hond), New
:, MONTREAL Sept 14-Arrived: Cape
jenafs heeifs {BBr} New York Ganadian chal
tBr), Belfast Canadian Fisher tBr), ssla Ber.
Arrived: Cardigan tBD. Boston: Lake
shore, Mobile; sapinero, New York; Sax
ss,,p1.. ssnp1. New York; =, Yoro tHondl, ceiba.
sa csstss Sdss & aTass Bremen Tamp,sG Kenpws
Guifport Momus, New York: Parismina,
Gristobal; shannonmede 1Br), Leith;
PANAMA CANAL. cRiIsToBAn, Sept
l3-Arrived: Cristobal, Norfolk; santa
dnisa duisa New y York for Gailao; sudbury New
Knoxville City (from San FranciscoJ, Bal
timore. -
!, PENSACOLA, Fla. Sept 14-Arrivea.
.,daIla rHILAbEL ABE PHIA. Sept l4--Arrived. /.
via New York; S Calvert {Br5. Imminr-
nam San Bias tBr), Puerto Barrios: San
T,rsa Tra tBr}; Tampico; Vacuum, Tanpico: !:
Antonio; corson, Newport. England. west
Haven. San Pedro. etc. via New York .
Merrfsnack, Jacksonville and Savannah, .
Danholm (Dan), Port de Paix Sailed. .
Juniata. Boston; Cretan, Jacksonvllle Via
Ba.hmore Tremayne tBry Cette, etc: o
4 knudsen lNor), Petrograd. N r; Gulf
PORTLAND, Me. Sept "a Arrived.
nmesiea fall sa 'S,Sr, ,,r Gothenbufg Matoa Nor
Fredericksburg tDan), MantreaI, sdda,a.
sex, Norfolk; Corone. Norfolk
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept 14-Arrived; West
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Radio Corp. of America

Agwisun 800 w Sand Key Sept 1s.
AagussS AHon sod SO SO y MoAn1rs Ambrose Sept H.
Birkenhead SO NE Fowey Sept 15
Crofton Hall 400 SIC Ambrose Sept IA.
Canadian Leader 1876 Sc Ambrose Sept IA.
Cinntots Chms r. harwood Lar 4oo Tampcoo Sept 10.
Dean Emery go AW0fase sand sspt Hsy 81 Sept H.
q nstsro 80 n Hatteras as't sept aSpt IL H.
El Lago 81 n Diamond Sept IA.
81 Mundo 256 S Ambrose Sept a.
El Occidente 219 Ambrose Sept IA.
Eranlsln K Lane 23s f Tampico Sept ls.
Garfield Sc s Ambrose Sept IA.
aH9 agl3 sSga MSashngton II s% 75S Ambrose Sept 49,
eaSs grove % 20 s1 5upitsr pn0'x sep} s9Rt a. D.
Halsey 6S S Ambrose Sept IA.
Harold Walker 1872 NNE Hatteras Sept IA.
Herbert G Wiley 159 S Ambrose Sept IA,
Henry D Wilton 81 Ambrose Sept ia.
Honolulu 212 S Ambrose Sept IA.
M Flagler 2o5 e Ambrose Sept ia.
J Z Z, Moffett b,t tr 40 Hatteras Sept "A.
J Duke 957 Ambrose Sept IA.
John ID Rockefeller 70 N by E Diamond
Sept IA.
J Fletcher Farrell 14o N Jupiter Sept 10.
John Worthing $50 sw Hatteras Sept IA.
Lacuna 1876 N Hatteras Sept IA
Maauan lat as "a lon as II Sept la.
Edgehill 4s4 E Ambrose Sept Ia
Westwego be2 e Ambrose Sept a.
City of st Louis 17S s Dian ond Sept H.
Humrick with ss West Hosokie les NE
Cape Henry Sept IA.
City of Alton rs Sc Cape Lookout Sept IA.
Ormes 80 sB Hatteras Sept IA.
Middlesex 36 NE Cape Cod Sept a.
Mount Clay 1853 e Ambrose Sept a.
McKeesport 1910 E Ambrose Sept 49,
Nordfarer 200 SW Nantucket Sept a.
Norman Bridge 172 WSW Sand Key Sept
l3
Nors IS ENE Sand Key Sept lS,
A hyllo fIro A A,,11.r
Paria SOC SSE AmbroseS Sept IA
Paul H Harwood III NE Diamond Sept IA
Porto Rico left PM Is from San Juan
President Polk COL WSW Queenstown Sept
IS.
President Roosevelt 1856 f Ambrose
Sept 13.
sixaoia 4S 8 Ambrose Sept ID.
Standard 200 SW Diamond Sept IA
Sunoil 120 NE by e Hole in Wall Sept 49,
Swiftarrow by Key West l AM Sept Ia.
Swiftsure passed Alligator Reef Sept 13
Swiftwind 2s6 w Sand Key Sept 13.
Van Dycl 1,040 S Ambrose Sept l3
Weika 457 e Ambrose Sept 13
West Celina lat Al 26 lon So Al Sept 49,
West Cel!na lat Al 26 Ion 54 81 Sept 49,
w Teagle passed Ambrose Sept ia
VIM Boyce Thompson 600 Cape May
Sept IA.
w L Stead S5 by N Sand Key Sept 13.
Zacapa 3o5 N Santiago Sept 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15

81 y err.,en at pier DO, n Rstwest 18th st).
Providence orb, Faya Sept ~; 10
afaes Elwss ss,s y :. 9 ,r w,,n mans a, -
gssNpesteu 70 uoshfstsSinoo's ~ ioos eiat AT,
plsrookiyn. go, ~ ,,.
faatoref. ~ Ia = asns sts r., y un@atea @
Frnla to VIII q ) " uoris
saissrnooh 81 81 1,,.s, ssy,t IN, ane
ssr,si,tt IN With Ill pass ana mdae viii aasS i
'uat Pier z. " n.
,- u1 ~, s
Mounts Clay, Hamburg, sept
r, psseu SHsrican n Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
NAVY Orders
From, The Trfbune'a Woshiuoto

From The Triowse's Washington Bureau
wAsHTNGToNs Sept. 14.-Nayy order,
Issued to-day follow:
Baker. Com. G. g., to U. s. s. sapelo.
Cook. Com. NJ. c.. to IT, s. S. Nitro
Foley. Com. p, to u. S. s. Oklahoma
osterhans, Com H. w, to U. S. s. Pro-
rnetheus.
Roweliff, Com. G. j., to Atlantic feet
Heehler. Lit Com. w. F., TO Berlin
Macomb. Lit. Com. A., to u, s. naval
swasey, IT. Com, G. T., to u. s. s. Melvin
Hazard, 1t. +. r., to San Francisco
Hinrnan. LIT. A. NJ TO u. s. s. Brazos
Jayne. 1t. j. X, to u. S. s. I.-2.
Meyer. Lit. j.. to u. S. S. Prairie.
Walker. Lit 3. T. c.. 10 Z. S. 8. chewinls
Fengar, LIZ q. Sd II. c., to q. S. s. R-22.
Gumz, 1t q. 3D. l.. W. to Guam.
Btakeeiee, Ems. V. F.. 10 New York
Fowler. Ems. A. t.. to U. S. S. Cheyyink
Head, Ems. G. NJ, to u. s. S. Chewlnk
Jewett Ems r. f.. to u s. S. Nitro
Mccarthy, Ems. J. r., to IT, S. s. Chewfnk
Dunbar. Capt. A. w, to Washington.
Davis, 1t. Com. r. G.. TO U. s. s. Wright
Hayard, Lt. Com A. b., to Hampton
Roads
Harris. 1T. j.. TO ST Thomas
Fillmore. Ii. q. u, to Philadelphia
Tribou 1t. Com. II. A.. to Hampton Roads
white. 1t. r. H., TO S-earl Harbor.
cation, It.f q. g.) e. F.. to Washington.
Wsyea. Pay elk o. H. to u. S. s. Mercy
Shezum. Ap. elk. =. L., to Puget Sound
De Perint. Ap. Clk. l.. c.. to Z. &. s. Arctic
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Maritime Miscellany

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 14-Passenger
and freight steamship Yucatan, reported
sunk last night in harbor OF Tampco
Mexico. fioated early to-day. after pound
ing all night on bar. and succeeded in
making port, according to wireless mes
sage received by Dudley Thomas, local
manager OF Ward Line. Shipping Board
tanker Danville helpless on beach ten
miles north Of Tampico and has called for
help. message said
arrived yesterday with fire in holds said
to have been caused by spontaneous COM
bustion among rags. Flames under con-
troll.
HAVRE, Sept 14-French liner France
sailed for New York at 5;40 o'clock this
afternoon, thirty hours late. in consequences
OF strike which has been in progress here
for several days.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Freight Ships Dine


Egremont, Port Said. Aug 2o. Kerr 8 Co
Silene. Gibraltar. Aug ~. Three Star Line
Hawaiian. Los Angeles Aug rs.
United American Linea
Bowes Castle Gibraltar. Aug 2T.
Knud II. Sunderland. Aug 90.
Fupch. Edge e. Co
Howiok Hall. harrington; Aug as.
Iver Heath. Newport, Ang 29. Canada 8 8 Co
Grande Gaarde. San Francisco. Aug ls:
Sutton Hall. oran. Aug 2s
Ellerman Wilson Line
servian Prince, Buenes Ayres. Avg 20;
Canadian. Leader. Auckland, Aug 4,
Alstern. birmingham. Aug IS.
City of Lucknow. Gibraltar. Aug as "
songdai. Santos, Aug 10,
s o Stray 8 Corp
Due Tomorrow
Carna. Middlesboro, Sept /. Funch- ndye
Helder. Buenos Ayres, Sept T. Funoh- Edys
Eastern Traden Honolulu. Aug 81.
Edgehill. Rotterdam. Sept .. >''' = y ~
Black Diamond Co
Due Sunday
Tonawanda. Hull. Sept q Robert L Hague
Galileo, Hull, Sept 2.
rzanr,,, 1nna go, = Ellerman's Wilson Line
Californian. Liverpool. Sept via Boston.
United American Lines
A f Luckenbach. San Francisco. Aug 81.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Monday
Crawford. Barry. Sept 2....U Ship Board
Tromdjemsfjord. Christiania. Aug 81.
Norwegian American Lile
Bellfeld. Hull. Sept James Bali
Hoosac, London. Sept a.. .Furness- Witty
Java Arrow, Gibraltar, Sept /.
Robert Hague
Due Tuesday
Erdely, Gihraltar. Sept So. Phelps Bros
Eastern Leader, Hartlepool. Sept s.
Knoxville City. Los Angeles, Sept i. -t''''i
1sthmian Lines
Due Wednesday
Alpine Range. Middlesboro, Sept 6,
Furness. Witty & Co
Bessegyen Bilbao, Sept q. Garcia ss Diaz
Due Thursday
Fenchurch. Malaga, Sept 4.
Lonseiv. Androssan, Sept 8, - '1 ~
Lackawanna. Grangemouth. Sept Z,
Leighton. Para, Sept O.. Lamport & Holt
Due Friday, Sept. 22
Irishman Liverpool. Sept g.
DRYDEN, cuxhaven, Sept 4...Barber Lines Ines
Livingston Roe. Rotterdam, Sept s.
Troubadour, Rio de Janeiro. Sept T. S &c
Wekika. Hartlepool. Sept 1. e'
] II Wfnchestsr
New-York tribune., 1922-09-15
Arrived Yesterday

rastlermoor tBr). Shields, Aug 90; to the
Intsrnationai chartering Corp with coal
winnehags Gothenburg. Aug q. Ardros-
san IL, Baltimore, Sept Z. Philadelphia IL !:
70 the Foreign Transport and Mercantile
Corp with mose; Pier SIS. n r.
Hiiarips tBf), Buenos Ayres, Iaiy 10,
Mon Monteyideo z q, Havana, Aug 80. Boston,
Pier !, isrie Basin, se B'isiyn. = ~ M''A 'Aoss'
Bayern tGer) Hamburg, Aug 81; to the
Hamburg American Line with 16 CABIN.
ssl third ciaas pass, n,ails and mdse; Pier
Fort Victoria tBr). Bermuda. Sept ~:
TO the Furncss Bermuda Line with PAT
zeyetta lftall. Cardiff. Aug 81; to Win
chester. Woody Co with coal Ca,5a5
El Ainlirante. Galveston, Sept G.; to
Southern Pacific Co With mdse; Pier s,
: Lenspc. Jacksonvlile and Charleston: to
Clyde 8 3 CO with pass and mdse; Pier
fesolute. Hamburg. Sept s. via south
Amerie An hes With So nrss, " sss second
and s4s tNsd class pass. mails end mdse;
sixaoia. Colon. Sept g. via Kingston; to
United, Fruit Co with so pass, mails and
mdse; Pier i6. r.
Menominse tBr), Philadelphia. Sept 13:
TO Atlantic Transport Line with mdse:
willsolo, Philadelphia. sept 10; TO VIII
lian.s S Go with mdse: Pier is, B'klyn.
Japan Arrow Sabine, Sept q to Stand
ard OIL Co with oil; Bayonne.
Manmee, t,as, Boston TO Sept & hs to Foregn
West Lashaway, Philadelphia, Sept 13;
to p Mallory with mdse; Pier 3, Army
Base, Bkiyn.
Major Wheeler. San Juan. Sept s; to
Baltimore S Co with mdse; Perth Am
jefferson, Norfolk, Sept 1s to Old Do
minion Line with pass and mdse; Pier
vittorio Emanuele III, Norfolk, Sept 12;
fo a md or a
Army Base B'klyn.
James McKeivy,. Philadelphia. Sept ls;
4 4 J. I'0swa'ef oii 60 with mass' S's0ane'
Maple. Philadelphia. Sept 1s; to Halls
chaw 8 Co with pass and mdse; Pier
Mesaba (Br), London Sept 2; to Attain
tic Transport Line with mdse; Pier 5S.
carenco, Marseilles. Sept /; to Mallory
Transport Line with mdse; Pier 4, Army
Base, B'klyn.
to Peirce. Bros with mdse; Pier A. Bush
Devoiente. Port Arthur, Sept s: to Nc
Bayonne, J.
w Teagie. Baton Rouge, Sept s; to
L Hague with oil; off Tompkinsville.
sohr Anna R Heidritter. Jacksonville;
70 Master with mdse; off Bay Ridge,
viilemos uceland). Reykjavik. Sept /;
to Bennett Hvoslef with mdse; 2sth st,
Is klyn.
Flora (Dtl. Maracaibo, Sept Q, Curacao,
4, Porto Cabello s, La Guayra 6: to Funch,
Ddye & Co with 1S pass. mails and mdse;
Pier 10, B'klyn.
Agwlster, Guantanamo. Sept Z; to the
N & Cuba Mail Co; in ballast;
Tietjen & Langs d p.
de satrustegu (Span). Barcelona,
Aug 25. Valencia rs. Malaga %, Cadiz so;
to the Compania Transatiantica with 30
first, 81 second cabin. 30 third class pass.
malls and ndse; Pier 8, Il r.
sarcoxie, Dunkirk and st Nazaire
schr Georgette, Eilisboro, S, Sept I.
with plaster to b Cohen & Co twill dis
charge at Newark N y.
Knux II (Dan), Sunderland
Roussillon (Fr), Havre Sept 8; to French
Line, with pass and r1dse.
Garfield Buena Ventura.
Nordameria (Dan), Havana via Jack
sonSille.