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New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Bergensfjord (Nor). Christiania Nov 8;
to Norwegian-Ainerican Line with mails
IS expected to dock forenoon ct feot 3lss
Advance, Cotton, Nov / to Panama r r
Line with mails. is expected TO dock at
Majestic 9sr9. Southampton Ncv 8. to
White star Line with mails; is expected to
dock II m at Pier SO. N II CWestiSth st).
United American Lines with mails; is ex.
petted to dock at Pier se CWest
Munarro. Nassau Nov 10; to Munson s
Line with malls: "a expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 8. e r tCocntes Slip:
dock forenoon at Pier Is; twall ~.
Turr!alba, Santiago Nov = to United
Fruit Co with mails; ~ expected to dock
Comanche Jacksonville Nov IL; to
Clyde g S Co.. is expected 70 dock at Pier
81. r (Charlton st)
Due Tomorrow
volendam tDD,. Plymouth Nov s; to
Holland America Line with malls Is eX-
pected to dock about $3.50 a M ut foot
9Th ct, Hoboken
Swedish American Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock late to-day or carly
Wednesday,
Laconia (Br>. Queenstown Nov s: to
35th st).
I~IeSlGeOt 1dTi.Clu, NOV "
U Lines with mails ia expected 70 dock
afternoon at Pier Sc. y r twest 18th st).
Algeria (Br), Glasgow Nov 5: to Anchor
afternoon at pier e4. n r (West 24th stJ.
American Legion. Rio de Janeiro Nov Q;
to Munson S Line with mails: ia ex-
Hoboken.
Hanover tGer). bremen Nov 4: 20
expected TO dock at foot sth st, Hqboken.
carrillo Kingston Nov II; to United
Fruit Go With h, MATS; Is expseted to dock
Parma tBr). Barbados Nov q: TO Fur.
ness. Witty & Co with malls; Is expected
to dock forenoon at Pier II. n r Chris"
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda Nov IL; to Fur
ness, Witty Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 96, II (west
Due Friday
Rochambeau. Havre Nov Z. French Line
President Harding, Southampton. Nov 8.
Monterey, Havana, Nov 49,
NY & Cuba Mail Line
Due Saturday
Berengar,a, Southampton. Nov II.
Cunard S S Co
Paris. Havre, Nov 1l...... French Line
Baltic, Liverpool. Nov II. White Star Line
scythia, Liverpool. Nov II. .Cunard Co
Toloa. Port Liinon, Nov 1l,United Fruit Co
Due Monday
P"eejdent Monroe, London, Nov Illus Lines
Saxonia. Southampton, Nov IL Cunard Co
Cnnopc Brcmen. Nov o. White Star Line
Ebro, Valparaiso. Oct 81 Pac Stm Nav Co
Santa Ana. Valparaiso, Nov w r Grace
Meturs, Grenada, Nov 13. Furness Withy
Niagara, Bordeaux, Nov 10. French Line
Ponce san Juan. Nov Ism Y & r. S Co
Due Tuesday. Nov 2l
Orduna Chcroourg Nov II,
sRoyal Mail Steam Packet Co
(r,1
Manchuria, Hamburg. Nov II.
American Line
TIanss. Hamburg Nov o TN Amer Lines
Orizaba, Havana, Nov 49,
N & Cuba Mail Line
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Reardon Smith Go.
May Start a New
Passenger Service
Line of Third-Class Ships
With Cat Rates Threatens
Trans Atlantic Compa-
mics; Vessels Being Sought

The Reardon Smith Line which has
disrupted severah trans Atlantic freight
conferences with cut-rate wars. in the
last several months, may enter the pas
senger business with line OF lowfare
vessels, according to a statement yes
terday from E. G. Olsner, president Of
the United States Navigation Company,
agents for Reardon Smith in New York.
Mr.. Olsner said that the company
was investigating the situation and
seeking number of ships suitable for
third class traffic. If the plan was
carried out successfully, he added, the
line would cut rates under those
charged by conference companies and
make a strong bid for the steerage
business. No decision has yet been
reached upon the exact routes or the
number Of ships employed, he said.
NO attempt will be made to get first
and second class travellers.
The Reardon Smith Line, a British
company owning and operating about
forty vessels, has consistently refused
to enter conference agreements due to
the refusal Of the other companies to
allow them differential on the basis
Of higher insurance costs The COM
pany originally asked for difrerential
OF 10 per cent, but when this was re-
fused it launched a rate war, with
the result that charges in practically
all trades in which it is entered have
dropped below the cost of operation in
many instances. The company has
gradually been extending it's services
haVlng vessels on berth now. to Cont
mental, African and Australian ports.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Distance in miles. position at noon unles.
otherwise specified)
Argus 4o3 Ambrose Nov IS
Aswisun S1s SW Nantucket Nov ls.
Afoundria 72S 70 deg Cape Henry Nov 10
Aswiworid is5 sW IS sand nd"H Kew NeS Nov M0I Is lS
Ario lott Providence las Phi Nov IL.
Bibbco 4i4 SD Mobile Nov 10.
nolivar ls44 s by e Scotland Nov IS.
Chaimette 24s Sc South Pass Nov, i2.
C,onanehs (,o1,.ancl,.o 2s2 s2o Scotland Nov a.
Clsy Of montgomery passed Diamond Shoa
charles NJ Everest s3 w fortugas Nov 10
Charles Pratt II sW Tortugas Nov 1S.
CollinEsworth 160 WNW Key West Nov IS
Cour dAlene 56S e Five Fathoms Bani
Nov. i3.
J NJ Denzger so Scotland Nov 10.
+ McAnster w siasconsett Nov is.
III Munde 242 ESE Galveston Nov IL.
EIceisior E; e Is Dr. s!S NV Morrc Castle Nov IL.
FL Sol 270< ESE Galveston Nov l2
Bsperanza q Jupiter Nov ~
Ei1ls,t Elm 90 az dhsasShampton st s:so Pm Nov 1a
tPof1 Eieetpo II w sana Amse9Se Rey Noy Moy 49,
El ocoidente 1870 w NV Tortugas Nov 1s
81 E AZ Ma9do 1so WsW Tortugas Nov 49,
Governor John Lind 362 SSE Cape Henry
Nov 49,
gaItland s. y y. Sand a u Key NOV " Is:
Helen $50 Scotland Nov l3.
Huron AIS Scotland Nov 13.
Heftron 76 Sc South Pass Nov IL
1IhliZouSS 90 Elm II nantucket, NOV 10.
Hog Island 226 Z Ambrose NOV IS.
Heffron 2os NV Hava ma Nov 10
II r Mallory $40 Z Galveston No 13.
John Rockefeller 30 Sc souh Pass
Ksraehi Maru lat Ss 55 N Ion e5 SO w
Iigonier 100 e Sabine Nov IL.
Labelle 80 w South Pass Nov 12
Lake Tanning 255 S Scotland Nov IS.
Lake Fairport 40 n 2ortugas Nov 13.
Mnn,sa {nn,sa j.; ~ EsT EsE Galveston Nov T.
Munplace 245 from Galveston Nov H.
Muhargo 4S7 $ Scotland Nov 10.
Munplace 4a6 from Galveston Nov 1a.
Nordamerka $40 SW Hatteras Nov ~.
Nora &C w Sand Key Nov 12.
ortzaba Gsss s Scotland Nov u.
Porto Rico 603 S Scotland Nov 49,
President Garfield To2 Ambrose Nov 13.
President Arthur lat 4S 43 N Ion 81 A w
Rayo POS NV Sand Key Nov 12
Rockaway Park $40 Cape Sable Nov 1S.
Rayo 1876 w Sand Key Nov -,
San ,Jacinto 22s Galveston Nov IL.
Siboney 776 Scotland Nov IL.
Sboney 81 S Scotland Nov 13.
San Juan arrived Ponce AM Nov 10.
swiftlight IT'S EsE Galveston Nov -.
saggaspar eao sw Kew West Nov 49,
swftwind 27l " by $ Sand Key Noy 1S.
Santa Marta SO NV Havana Nov 10.
Tanamo 879 Scotland Nov 1S.
Thomas II Wheeler 255 NV Tortugas
w c Teagle 100 w Tortugas Nov ~.
William Tupper is SW Diamond Sha!
vietoiite e. 1so Montauls Point Nov 10.
Vandyck 2.6ao Sc Ambrose Nov IL.
West Edara 336 e Ambrose Nov 13.
West Jaffrey ESQ Sc Cape Race Nov 10.
West ka.en $50 NE Hatteras Nov IS.
William Irish 2al ESE Sabine Pass Nov 12
Earembo $50 E Ambrose Nov l3.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14

Ice Of the Southern Pacific Company
will become effective az soon as the
new tariffs can be published. The re-
uuction on eastbound shipments of
asphalt will be from 75 cents TO 70
cents hundred pounds, compared with
the all-watcr rate of so cents; or
canned goods from S1,05 to 40 cents,
compared with so cents by water: on
dried fruits in sacks from $i.45 to $1,
compared with 30 cents by water; on
dried fruits otherwise packed from
Si.26 TO SO cents, compared with 80
cents by water, and on rice from Sc
cents to 10 cents, compared with 80
cents by water.
It was said yesterday that while the
new rafi-and water rates by the South !.
ern Pacific will still be considerably
higher than the ali-water rates, tho
company will be able Co compete on
rush shipments because of the saving
in time. The intercoastal steamship
companies require from twenty to
thirty days for the voyage, as against
about one-half that time over the
Southern Pacific and its Morgan Line.
1t is expected that the ship lines will
get most Of the slow business.
garded the /. G.. C. decision as q dis
tinct victory in an issue which has
been pending for eighteen months.
The transcontinenta. railroads were
disappointed in that the commission
would not allow them to compete for
the coast-to-coast business by disre-
garding the Tong and short haul
clause Of the interstate commerce act.
This establishes the principle that the
railroads may not charge more for a
short haul, as between interior points.
then for longer hauls.
Since the rate war was started in the
intercoastal steamship lines last June
charges have been cut about in half,
which has resulted in giving the COM
panies the heaviest traffic they have
ever known.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Cleared

Aauitania tErl Chsrles; Southampton
and Cherhourg; cunafd s S Co,
Chicago 6Fr]. iepretrei Havre; Freaeh
Line.
Naples via T2eston 5anes " Elweli c Co
I1enape; kcmbIs; Charleston and jackson
vile; Clyde CO.
Cncas tRrl, Heath: Tampieo; STANDARD
Robert Dollar 0sr3 Kerr: yo9toha r.1a
via Baltimore, Norfolk, Tampa, Panama
sCapai ana san Francisco; Dollar Co
Drake. Walton; Tampico; Robert
sarsexie, Fels; Philadelphia cesmopon-
'4n pe5aWase' haesias Robinson. boston; Eastern
Frsder!ca dt,. ceh; Philadelphia;
Maple. Johnson Phaadelphia; Phelps
Bros.
son Transportation Co.
kinghorn tNor6 Larsen: Baltimore;
City Of Atlanta, Hi6sara; Savannah,
Ocean IS 5 Co.
Virginia Express johnson; Richmond;
Eichnlond e n Co
II. j. Williams, haltgren. Amsterdam,
Robert L. Ha que
John D Arehnold. Barbrick; Los Ange-
les; Robert L. Hague
Phiiaoelphia, Lsek; BaitsSsefe elyle'
: 6aaaaihorse { "a, tsp, corss II 4s "a
q Tsnssifts: j IS earhey IL II ii
ssseA cagide. 7s rs 7S "a
sss - shdway 10 10 ia 30
SEQ eTnoIurne z2 E2 xs Ss
go Saity Sold.,s. ~ & 1
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14

creu Gsr1, Naples IS and '.i denoa Via Asores;
Mesa ba ti5r) !fron. Londonl, Baltimore
and Norfolk Norwaik. New York.
CHARLESTON, Nov 1a---Arrived: Arap-
ahoe. New York (and proceeded Jackson
v'llel; Sailed Sailed. Thorgerd tNor), New York.
New York; Colorado Springs Antwerp.
Sailed; George @. Henry Tampco
HAMPTON ROADS. Va. Nov 1S--Ar-
tonwood, Portland; Me- Ontario, Boston;
swlftstar, New York 1.lghtburne Port
Arthur: sch Triendship, Georgetown.
rived: Schooner Mabel Frey, Baltimore,
Sailed; Mohawk. New York: Schooner
NEW oRLEAus. Port Eads Nov ia
Arrived: Chalmette, Havana; El Almi-
rante. New York: Higho. Constantinople
Jalaveera !Br),. Tampa; Hammac, Glen
Hond cens o' sailoa lan'p'co csiea mafaman eaona1
Cuba City Of Freeport, sagua La Grande
Leighton tBr), Buenos Ayres; Lena Luck
enbech, Los Angeles; Rama (NIc>. Blue
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l8 Arrived
Hoosac tBr), London; City OF Norwich
(Br). Calcutta, ETC. via Boston; Commo-
dore Rollins (Nor). Port Antonio; Jesse
SN0r>. Port Morant; Cage ,villano, (sp);
RULER, Tampico; George Allen, Balti-
more; Essex. Jacksonvnle and Savannah
a indian Pix Boston; scythian ur). Liv-
ton; Vile D'Ofan (Fr), Casa Blanca, etc !;
"es5P port. Hslsingfors, etc via New York.
PORT ARTHUR. Nov. l3-Arrived :;
Rotterdam; W NJ Irish. Philadelphia
!. e: o'Neil. north of Hatteras. Sailed :
Currter. Providence; Solitaire. Charleston;
j. M Gufey, Philadelphia.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Nov 13--Ar
rived: llth. Mystic, Astoria for New Or
leans; Caciqua. Port Angeles for New
York; Roman Prince (Br), Astoria for
Long Beach, Mobile; Enterprise. Hilo !:
18th. Virginian, Middlesborough Colum-
eia, New York; Harold Dollar (Br)
sS,aangapoe Tudorstar (Br). Astoria for
l4wa iowa 1Frl, Harwich via San Pedro; Akera
GBr). Balboa; Dakotan. Seattle; 18th, West
hatan, Buenos Ayres: Captain A l. Lucas
La Union; Felix Taussig, Portland Ore
gon; Remus (Nor), Vancouver: Doris
Crane 1Br). Tanning Island; 18th. Ma
=, SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov 1s--Arrived:
sonyille): Sailed: Argalta lBr), Liver
Pocl; City OF Columbus, Boston,; Juniata
Baltimore: Howard Phila phia
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Nov. 10
Arrived: Schooners William Booth, New
do for Portland John Braceweil, Nova Now,
Scotia for New York; Nettie c. (Br1. do
for do. Sailed: Schooner Annabel Cam
eron (5r) from Bridgewater, NJ So New
YORK; Don Parsons (Br) Orom Windsor
40; af, a; :. Ernest Mills (from Walton) do;
Mary G. Maynard Grom Einal Havenj, do;
N. b, New Rochelle: Rebecoa p Domr Sonn.
las from Sullivan). doi Annie p Chase
ttrom Machias), do; Field Wood CBrS
trom Hillsboro), New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Radio Corp. of America

Alaskan 2,544 NE Colon Nov IL.
...exxn1D EcP2P71SU observation-disclosures
Astral 130 Sc Bermuda Nov IL.
Argus 1870 SE Bermuda Nov ! O.
America a. 72S s, u ambrose N Noy nl H. :. -
City Of Norwich s5 ENE Diamond 8 Pm
Nov ~.
Corfe Castle 6l7 Sc Ambrose Nov IT,
City of Rome 10 N Diamond Nov IS.
barrow 1920 PM passing Las Palmas
E r Kemp EOS NE Jupiter Nov IL.
El Estero NE Jupiter Nov l2,
Ei valle 224 s Scotland Nov 1s.
Franklin X Lane 355 NE Elbow Cape
r u Human 1876 Philadelphia PM
i,eItore inoT ID Ambrose Nov IS,
Gulf Maid 81 ENE Sand Key Nov l2.
Gulf OF Mexico $40 S Sandd Hook Nov g.
j Rockefeller passed New Orleans 5:1l
Kennecott 9ea S Scotland PM Nov l2.
Livingstone Roe sol e Ambrose Nov IL.
Lightbarne a ssE Cape Henry Nov lS
Montpelier 100 NE Winterquarter PM
Maracaibo left Venezuela 1910 AM Nov -.
Melville Dollar 80 from Baltimore Pm
Munmotor sw winterquarter. Nov 1s.
MeraYi 254 Nantucket Nov 1S.
Mount Clay i.3+3 K Ambrose Nov 13.
Munalbro II s Fenwick Nov lS.
Munsomo 17o Ambrose Nov ds.
MOnamaf Ste - scotland NOV
Maroro 1893 s Ambrose Nov Is.
Nora passed Sand keyi Nov IL.
Newton by WinterQucrter Nov 13
Norcamerka &c SW Diamond Nov Is.
Northern Star lS9 Delaware Breakwater
Nov IS.
President Fillmore So w Bishops Rock
President Van Buren 1,sl1 e Ambrose
Nov Is.
president Arthur lat As so N Ion "A "a "
Sov IL.
President Monroe 100 SSW Valentia Nov 49,
President Harding l.546 Ambrose Nov IS.
Quinstock lat 80 &c n ion GA 2s W Nov II.
Eoaaoke 55 NV Cape Mayso Nov IL.
Rosaiind 14o halifax Nov ~.
swift Arrow $40 Block Island Nov IS
san Francisco 953 SE Cape Henry Nov 12
sutton HALL Is e Ambrose Nov H.
Schodack 1.515 Ambrose Nov 13.
san Gil s25 S Nantucket Nov Il.
Seydiitz 1850 e Nantucket l:15 AN
Mex 13
Swiftlight TIA ESE Galveston Nov I3.
Stockholm $40 z ArabrosegNev 13.
Santa Isabel 1874 S ambrose Nov 49,
Scytf1ian by Overfalis Nov 13.
Sixaoia 2IS S Diamond Nov IS
fola left Lnlon Nov H.
Tig r 45 Diamond Nov 13.
Turriatba 397 Ambrose Nov i2.
WHlhilo 80 S Ambrose Nov l2.
Wellington passed Northeast End Nov 12
West 1aftrey 2se Sc Cape Race Nov 12
West Hembrie I,t31 u 3soston Nov l3
Zulia &C Scotland Nov IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14

cd a resolution sustaining the report
md approving the continuation of the
ALLEGATIONS Of the four steamships en-
gagged in this trade to the North At
lantic and Western Steamship, Com
pany No other government ships are
allocated for use in the intercoastal
service.
Chairman Lasker, while voting for
the adoption Of the resolution, sug-
gested by the report, stated that he
did not agree with all of the reasons
given by Commissioner Chamberlain
in his report.
Officials Of New York steamship
companies in the intercoastal trade eS-
pressed disappointment yesterday with
the decision of the Shipping Board,
but would not comment until notified
officially. AT the Offices Of the Ameri-
can Steamship Owners Association,
Winthrop l.. Marvin. vice president
said that the board had not made any
reply to the letters Of the association
on the subject.
Steamship officials probably will not
press the matter at this time 1t Is
said 1t is feared here that IL the
private lines engage in controversy
with the Shipping Board there may be
a reaction in Congress which will hurt
the chances Of the subsidy bill The
latter is Of more Importance at pres
ent to the companies than the with
drawal of the four government ships
alocated to the North Atlantic and
Western Steamship Company in the
coast to coast business.
Several shipping men said yesterday
that the decision of the board mnde
IT, doubtful whether the commissions
ers intended to get the government
ou. of the business Of owning and
operating vessels az directed by the
Jones law. The private lines regard
the intercoastal issue as test case
to outline the policios of the board.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Maritime Miscellany

NoRFOLk, Va Nov 13-Witb cargo OF
i $4,000 feet feet Of lumber African Prince viii
aat .,t N rev days for South America This
VII re largest cargo of Kind loaded here
IN months and shipping men coll it fore
runher o, .siIni m activities soon Nov at
anchor IN Hampton Roads 1877 vessels
MONTREAL, Quebec. Nov lS,-Tive lin
ers arriving over week end closed season
IN Non'rcaI: They We're Montcal1n and
Metagana from Liverpool and Glasgow
Antlmia from Southampton and Cherbourg
ana canadian Forester from the West lii.
dle5 ana Canada Metagaina, from Gias-
gov, had largest passenger list.
Canadian Pacific Ocean service will start
Immediately steamship service between
thirteen cleaners. New feeder service be
tween Southampton and .Ltbau will be
started at same time with view to devel.
opment of passenger traffic between Cana
da and Russia.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Houston L,nes
James w Elwe.l e. Co
Santa Rosalia. suenos Ayrss. OCT Is.
Steel Inventor cristobal, Nov /.
kentuckian. Boston. Nov la,
Norton. Lilly & Co
Lucia. Trieste. Oct 1S. Phelps Bros
Mont'ee clio. Hamburg, otr 35
Zaren,bo. Bordeaux. Nov i.
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Saueon. Hartiepool. Oct Si.,.. Lylies Bros
Due Tomorrow
Aervier, Antwerp. Oct 81
>,, Lloyd Royal Beige
capsr. Buenos Ayres. Oct 10.
International Freightlng Corp
Due Thursday
Maincca Maru. Algiers. Oct a3,
,,. Nippsr. Yusen Kaisha
International Mer Marine
A5npetco, Amsterdam, Nov !: r l Hague
New York. Rotterdam Oct 81. K L Hague
Due Friday
Port Lincoln, Cardiff, Nov 4,
Thordis. Almerls. Oct is.
Algerian-American Line
Due Saturday
Modis, Bremen, Nov I.
Amc, lean Metals Transport Co
Loughborough. AKIN. Oct 81.
II Winchester & Co
Due sunday
Exeter City, Fowey, Nov a.. .Chas Hill
Pipestone County L Dunkirkp Nqy .,
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Monday
Hoosac, London. Oct 81. .Furness. Withy
knut Jnrl. lInminghsni, Nov 4. S Stray
iowan, Los Angeles. Nov ! Un Amer Line
Due Tuesday Nov 81
Balsam. Dublin. Nov 5 Moore & Mccormick
Careneo. Pssermo. Nov 6......C u Mallory
West Lasaaway, Alnaeria, NOV 3.
Mallory Transport Line
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR, Nov 11-(Passed) nre
Maru Mar, Gap Gap, Norfolk for -; IL, Alsic,
ItaD. New. Orleans for Trieste; King
BdWSEd YoKd q asr1 & M9ntresl mt, for Italy;
,,,sne noNohA ~, aJm MA. NOV s-China. San Fran
Tacoma for Hongkong Shunko Maru
(Jap), San Francisco for Kobe.
hobD Nov 9--"est Naralon, San Fran
AMSTERDAM. Nov lo--Amaysa (Ger,.
Phiiadclphia Breedijk ODt), Baltimore.
BELFAST. Nov 10--Dunaff Head (Br),
RoTTERDAM, Nov 1o-Maasburg (pp,
Wabana Tritonia (Br). New Orleans; ii,
psupeTata: IS r. t 7,o New Orleans.
MegantIc (Br). Montreal Lavada, Cal
MALTA. Nov 11-pochet, Boston ,or
Constantinople.
SHIELDS, Nov 1l-Eastern Leader
My G,r31,S 1ork via St John. y 3.
real; 18TH. President Adams. New York
via Queenstown; 18th Risvaer (Nor), Bot
"isf, BRtXHAM, I Nov. live crae ,pr, l,,,
VovihLE. S,1'oD Nov, i2--cameronia Or,
Neg }sf5 Mo1tH FOR Heisssow Ma lard proeseded
GIBRAI.TAR. Nov. l9--Naneric Cflr}
York.
opENsE, Nov s--Margit skoglane
(Nor) Montreal. :
(Nor), New York via Montreal; 7th' }5e.
ford (NoE), Montreal.
BARCELONA. Nov 7--Jomar. New Or,
leans; Sth. Besseggen (Nor), New Yorp
via Lisbon. etc.
GENOA; Nov s--conte Rosso tItaD, New
Orleans; George Embiricos (Grk), Mon.
treal.
HAMBURG. Nov s-Canisto (Dut), New
| AMSTERDAM. Nov o--Ala, Boston and
Baltimore.
EoRDEAuX, Nov 11-Kentucky tFr>
! LIVERPOOL. Nov l2-Meltonian (Br)
! New Orleans
| PAnAs. Nov 4----.Knud (pan). Montreal
! Orleans.
HULL Nov 1i--Tonking DAM, vancou
| Yer; Manchester Civilian (Br), Montreal.
! York 'e'
PoRT1sHEAp, Nov r2-Rowena, Nom,
real; real; Eastern Sword. New York via s
&c GHENI, s:i Nov 12-Middleham castl,
DUNDEE: Nov l2--Hainbleton Rang,
! Halifax. "
;, GLASGOW, Nov .12--cameronia tBr)
| New York via Moville.
| PLYMOUTH. Nov 12--Maurentania fRr,
| New York for Southampton (and bro
| BELFAST. Nov. 12-Bannac,. fRr, b.,
! tin1ore. ' - i'a'
LIVERPOOL. Nov 1a-Anntston civ
Portland, Ore. and San Francisco Via Lon
| MANILA Nov 1s-Alcinous fsr, Nav
York; President cleveland. San Franciseo Fran sse
Pomona, IN ,ac, aSSoma and Seattle.
NM. GLAsdoM, as, w. Nov 531C,sssandra (Br)
| CHRIsTIANsAED, Nov l3--oscar I
| tDan), New York for Copenha5en.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Marine Disasters

HONOLULU, Nov. 1a-clan Macgravne
1Br), previously reported, arrived 1ith
l, ERE IN bunkers put under control with
TACOMA, Nov. 13--Motorship Dacoi
hence 18th for New York. returned late
same Ie day day With shaft trouble Is repairing
roSILAND. Ore, Nov. l3-Tug Cricket
SUNK l2th In collision on Columbia River
Win w Waparna, trading coastwise Grew
saved; Damage Wapana slight
ASloRlA, Nov 13-Motorship Chal-
lamba, Portland for Callao, in collision a,
Colurnb bia River eth with Halco, tradine
eoastwise, eea,ar i,e Halco's stem smashed below
~aaer va, .he. Now at dock resting on bot
,,om with SIX feet Of water in holds. Chai.
lamba slightly damaged.
SEA SEATTLE, Nov. 13~-stuart Dollar. pre-.
srousiy n reported. has. rigged Jury rudde.
Monarch. bucking heavy seas, expscts '1e "a
reach stuart Dollar 14th or 1sth ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-14
Decision Allows
Cut I'm Rates on
Coastal ( Traffic
Southern Pacific Prepares
TO Reduce Eastbound Tar
ifs by Rail and Water
Under the /. C. C. Ruling
Ship Lines Are Satisfied
Entercoassal Companies Be
lieve Their Trade WIN
Not BE Injured Seriously

ofieiais of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, which operates the Morgan
Steamship Line between New York and
the Gulf and offers through service by
rail 70 the Pacific Coast, said yester-
day that they are preparing to put into
effect the ruling Of the Interstate Com
ueree Commission permitting them to
reduce rates On certain commodities.
ypokssmen FOR other intercoastal
steamship companies said that they
were satisfied with the T. c. c. decision,
as the decrease allowed the Southern
Pacific will not injure their trade se-
riously ard the refusal to allow the
transcontinentaI railroads similar re-
water traffic.
TIE cuts in the rail and water serv-