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New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Radio Corporation of America

Posit0n st noon. distnf m miles. uniers
otherwise tied)
y Keller Isl wl.w Tortusas Dee IA
ARwistar et7 NV Balboa Dec "a
Aibisian 90 81 Cape May Dec ~.
Bsrctlnin Brswster 81 Cape xaysi
Dec -.
Byron d Bronson 10 NNE Colon Dec Il.
Bylayi 2 y Scotland Nv Dec Is
Carro Azui its Sand Key Dec -
Conte Resfo Chatham Dec - 1850 Az.
cArSfen 2si Tampico Dec L.
copprrhms 10s = Eouthpaas Dec r.
carlton ist 20 IS Ion a g Dec Is.
Carrilio al Scotland Dec IL
coshomaa County a; ~ y csps Henry
City OF Aurusia 10 = Diar.ond Dee II.
City OF Atlanta i6I y diamond pee IS.
Chaa " Everett ~ y Diamond Des H.
Eastern Leader 1850 r Boston Dec u.
Ess,port 10 Nantucket Dec ~.
EikhoTn lat p OF lon - u Dec ~
Eastern Coast ts3 Ambrose Deo IA
Eueror 50 NE Cape May Dec is.
~ lhlfo Is - Diamond Dec IA
~ Nlndo ttt & Scotland Dec 10.
Everett 10 NV cspe Cod pee fs.
Eastern Sea pd Vineyard Haven Dee IS.
Eoceno 10 = Ambrose Dec is.
Iedtral - 81 Key West Dec H.
Fr.deriek Ewing Ambrose Dec -.
gnlfmaid 80 = Ambrose Dec L.
0pifouscn 100 y Diamond Dec IL.
oionrlaEe ast Cape Henry Dec -.
Hgbtri q Wyiis q p Tsmpieo Dec ia.
~ =. = 80. - - y ipn ~ % Dec -.
HAITI 200 3 Diamond Dec ~.
Tpswieh ies S~ Balboa pee ~.
Innoko 900 p Ambrose Dec f-.
John T. Archibald els n Bafbsa Dsr 9.
Jane Lew 40 sE Cap. Race Dec fs.
James Duke 80 Fivo Fathoma bank
I;.s-.gs, S;.., 70 z Cap: Nay u AN Dec IL
hiHscurian 5I1 from balboa Dee II
Mttapan III kingrfon Dec II
Maiiricock 1f5 Ambrose Dec IA
Meteor - ME WiEterquartera Deo "A.
Munmotor = Great Round Shoals Dee n
Aacabi 40 y Nantucket Dec ~.
NeF Jersey io5 y Hatteras Dec Il.
Ne6rasksn iif y Delaware BrssKwntsr
Norfolk q SE naruerat Dec II
Nelson ~ ssE Cape Henry Dee "a
Port Albany $50 81 Ambros. Dec u.
Pafima ss5 ssE Ambrose Deo ~.
prssiS prssiiSsn, riln1Sre L..5 Ambrose Dec -
Penobscot ! NV Peaked Hnl Buoy pee II.
Robert Dollar 81 san Pedro Az Dec "a
Ruth q W Wlnterquartcrs Dec l5
ss ss5t1 Luiaa l,iss Amorcse Dec Il.
socony 20 NV Tortngas Dec i..
steel Engineer ~ ny Colon Dee Il
Suneiosco y y Cape Hatirras Dee II
sNifiliRht rs NV Hafteras Dec ~.
saint Beds 90 Hatteras Dec "a
sunewco 1f1 scotland Dec IA
foloa 80 on Havana. arrive Havana noon
TranspoT;ktion 5 Sc CAPE cod De- fs
Iroiienhclm 70 y BY 2 Cape Henry Dec IA.
IulaA rs Ne Charleston Dec Ia
Waiter Jennings set cW Diamond Dec II.
Wert Jcnalp 40 s Ear Pedro De- If
West lslay a1D 4 Boston Dec ~
West Cotomaka 7ti p Arnbross Dec "a
william Green liz Ne Diamond Dec IA
william Lson q ; Cape Henry Dec u.
Leefeum los r Capc Nay Dec "a.
y Narins 10 tsW Diamond De IA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Army Orders

From T7s Trtbune's Washla0foa Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec. Is.--Army orders
isrued to-day follow;
Infantry
Henley, Mas D. 20 Port slocum.
Richsrdnon, MAJ. r. 20 Fort Niagara
Dill Capt l. c.. 20 Nogales
Castle. L. Col ". A.. 20 Washington
Ambrose, Capt. y 2. o. Camp Irav.s.
Path, Capt. ID. C., 20 Camp Travis
Gibbons Capt J. n. l.. 70 Camp Travis
kondrick Capt X. r.. 70 Camp Travis.
FOX. II. ". =. % Camp Tfavis
Garrett 1t T. s., % Camp Travis.
ogden. Capt c. "" 70 Camp Travis,
Air Service
Myisnd. II r. c.. 20 Rsutoul
johnson II. A. L. 20 RantouL
Park. "a II. s. W. 10 Rantoul
Macdonald. Capt. @. T.. 70 Fort MePhef-
son.
Mi~ceIlaneous
Aae. "a II. c. W. Air svc. % Rsntoul.
Akin. Mai. s. H.. sig. c., 70 Fort Sam
KiiSsr. L. W. s.. P. 4. to Ter, Hum
wcodissd. Cap. ,. C.. Nsd. C. to Fort
Bragg.
Hausenan. Il D. ~. ord. Dept. 10
Sysri,., s..j. c. ~. @ II c. 10 FOR,
Brewster. MsJ. Gen 4 ". Z. s. A. 20
Hoffou
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Cleared

Carmania tBf). Nelson: oueeLGtoun and
Liverpool: Cunard Lane.
Arkansas (DEn), snedksr; copenhageni :
Pennsylysnia, Ivernon; Tsmpieo' TcTSs
samuel " Fanehsr. Mcnamara Wind
sor. , Whltncy.
bayern (Ger). sehwatnbergeTl Hamburg:
United American Lines.
Philadelphia. Lcek; Balugnore; Clyde
Line
JEFFERSON. Horsiey; Norfolk; ola Dorain-
ion Transportation co.
Lake Fannin. Dow. Wilmington and
Brunswick: Clyde Line.
Harold Walker Jones; Tampico; Huas-
teca Petroleum. Co.
santa Elisa. Gf,tzier: CallAo ana VAL
paraisO via Panama Canal. W II Grace
Taupico Via Philadelphia; and Cuba
Mail
Puget Sound. smith; coDenhsg.n. Dan
zig and HtlsiIgfor8 via Philadelphia.
hoore g. Mccormack
city of Aontsonery, Hammondi sayan-
Mohioan. Alien. Boston; Eastern Co.
samuel Q Brown, Smith: Los Angeles
via Panama Canal. D T Warden.
Northland. Call. Boston. Eastern 2 8 CO.
Tirestone County, strombeck. HaYre and
Dunkirk, Cosmopolitan : CO.
and Lcghorni Y HaEue.
Asquith (Brl, Wattleyi Tore Annun-
zista; J " Winchester
Patrlg (Fr). Decheileg: pNisrrao, Naples
and Mafssilies. " ElWeii
Herman winter. L.adisnd; Portland;
Eastern $ 60.
siseioro. Robsr;soni Cruz orAadsI ore
scandia CDan). slnonssn: NyborEi Y L
Hague.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Marine Disasters

Earsr 7 Lssssntseh. Boston; Esy -,
fof san Tfancisoo ha1 Gre 10 : essvs-n
dseksj Ora sItinguishsdi damass unkn'"ni
aye annisa 6sor,' New orleans FOR Hongkone
via portland. ore. ashore s.r.ns ssos
Panama canal. disshargso gst cargo "
csi0Ss sfyeoesse ys,.sse,S iS' r.sSor.t rsSst returned
70 cristobsi LEAKING. discharged part cargo
must repair hun. 49,.
otsre tBrl. p,ssisgsIiy I,vn rspSrs pSrsss n to
bstecen holds I and 2 Will b toial o.
captain and crew on board takon, on BY
=, s'ssss ess,, sd issssd hsf. ism by c1srsmont,
Wiilapa barber, for san PEDRO WINCH pu'
In for that purpose.
aAx PEDRO. Dec is--NsNport. preu..
ousiy rs.orfed collision With af-a, s.itsa
fith ffr san Francisco under tsnpotsIl
rspsirs, win mako permanent repairs han
woSsns tvor). which arrived Dec from
cambsnton' loss part ,.is of &C. a.. arrived
las, night; has broke2 wlnals ,,.. Iii
prevented her from anchoringi tugs VIZ
BE- ,.,a, psra 20 p' wanehss,sr splnnsr. sailed
from here Yesterday for ~ John -.
aground on tip of Loug idsnd. besssys s..ss,s
bsrbor. early to-day. Winola,. -, ',',
while a, anchor IN lewsr ,s sfiIg sising, orosabiy
n'r, Tzelmsy,sS 9'sa rehr silver Pises. Aarift og
sankaty. short of proUsions 80 he,,,,s-r 40
cha Cutler Aoushnst went % her sia.
LONDON. Dec i2--PennsyHAni- sD'"l.
.ground IN Gironda River. hoetedi noi
dsmsGsd: IL, Unita (Nor), New OF les.- .l
via Vera Cruz for Portland. ore. aho -,
hour. discharged part OF eargo hno 80, ~
dryfock having been egrouno Hu1
somo. New York for san fsnf,"'.
dlsohsrKing part % cargo ana VII ~,
socL sor rspairs 20 hull ~ Balboa sne Dn'
l.rL ~ latter mort leakinH.
LUNEHBURo, Dee i,-seAIp po,,s 1eissa Rloa
9Th ash, was badly damaged ~ r.,
which burned foreinast. deck aho s@iiA W
''s cAPE dAT. n J, pso ls-cutt.,r KlsNsi q
poo searching for nsnsrfnsn, ss,,. IT, ctsz.
hours IN open boats. from Atanp' Wv
orrr,rPoRT, Dec is-str e9eethops
caI1, from Tyns TOR this port Is @ShoF'
Oh 'HPIHif.LDELPHfL. Dec i1-wAlss haru
fJso1. arround 90 rinicum iasnd. 70
mninsd during .asi night, osspit' s",s ,,ys,sy
rsIsass her. viii b nsoesssry 20 htn's'
part Of cargo
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Lighthouse Service
Is To Be Extended
Annual Report Outlines Saw
ings Made During Year;
Bureau Rcorganized

improvements % be made IN the
lighthouse service and an outline Of
changes made during the year arc con-
fnlned n the annual report issued BY
the Department Of Commerce IN Wash
ington. Six radio fog signal stations
will be established IN the near future
as an addition 20 The ave now IN oper-
alton. Provision has been made ior
the service 20 take over this year radio
communication from twenty hghtships
OF the Atlantic, Gulf and Paciac
coasts. Radio telephones are being
tested for remote lighthouses.
Many improvements were made last
year BY the organization. which Is the
largest in the world, consisting Of le,-
87s aids 20 navigation and III vessels.
Savings Of s56i,0o0 from wartime ap-
propriations have been made. Adjust
nent Of pay schedules 20 bring salaries
In line With other industries Is recon-
uended new legislation.
Among important economics the fol-
lowing ore mentioned: Automatic gas
lights have been extensively intro
duced, resulting In q large saving m
upkeep. The oil vapor light, which in
creuses about eight times the illunii-
mating power Of Kerosene oil, has been
installed AZ sll the principal light
houses, with 3i7 now in service. a
ssving Of about $4,000 n year has been
effected By the installation Of kero-
scne tanks 81 stations and other I'M
provements in the method Of distri-
button Of oil. Steps are being taken
70 replace some inside light vessels By
buoys with automatic lights and 7og
signals, which will result In a large
saving. The cost Of operating tenders
has been reduced. Vessels have been
taken over from the War Department
and converted into lighthouse tenders
which will result IN q saving OF Sl,5OVi-
600 in replacoments. Engines, boilers
boats. etc. transferred out Of war sur
plus from various departments are be-
ing utilized at q saving o. about S4OV,-
600. There are 1850. or 30 per cent
more aids 10 navigation than there
we're In 1910, but this considerable n
crease is being cared FOR By praeticaiiy
the tafne number Of employees and OF
supply vessels as in 1910. There has
been A large Increase IN the number
Of aids rraintained per employee ana
Der vessel. OF the 5000 persons IN
the service only thirty-nine are IN
Warrington
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day


Prince D satrusisGUi (spl. Barcelona
Nov 7g; 10 Spanish Line with pass, mails
and mdse. S. expected % dock late to-day
or forenoon Thursday a. Pier g. Z n
Irocaoi Turks Island Dec .; 20 clyde
sanfs Domingo Line With pass malls and
mdse. q expected % dock forenoon Thurs
dAy AZ Pier -. B'kiyn.,
Parma (Br). 81 Thomas Dec o. 10 Fur
ness. withy with 20 pasA mails ana rndss; I;
= expected u dock , N a. Pier ~.
Esydntr (Gsr). Bremen Dec 2: 20 Ham
burg-American Line with pass fnaiis aud
ndse. IL expected 70 dock ~ sth st Ho-
bokcu.
carTnio Colon Dec 2; 20 United Frui,
CO with 80 pass, malls and ndss II e1-
pectsd IN Quarantine m and will dock
about II a m st Pier Is. z n MAIDEN
Lane).
Rossiind CBr). S, Johns Dec II; 70 Bow
ring Bros With pass. malls and rndse; IL
expected 20 dock forenoon az Java Ct.
Mohawk. Jacksonville Dec r. Charles
tor -. 70 clyde Line with pass and
mdss: is expected 20 dock forsnoon at
Pier -, r lchaT'ton -.
Due Tomorrow
Ninnskahda. Antwerp Dec 3: 20 Amer
s A dos SS ouSrlstns ss ss Tsu1ss.y 1sa 5'S1s ssS
WI dock about N ss Pier si. 4
csrna lps). Curacao Dec 7; 70 Punch.
bdys a Co with pasa. mails and mete. T.
tIpected 20 dock a. Pier ~ B'klyn.
u y Mallory. Galveston Dec >; % Mallory
L,ns with psas and mdsei viii dock a.
CITY of Savannah. Savannah Dec i2; 20
Ocean s s CO with pass aud mdse; , IN
deck az Pier 81. y r.
Due saturday
Autouia ORD. Houthampton Dee q VIA
haLfax; % Cunafd Line With pass, malls
and tnesei = expected to deck forenoon at
Pier "a y r Cwert Ifth ~.
kyncam tDD. Rotterdam via Plymouth
Dec Z 20 Holland America Lac with paa.
malls and mdee; IL expected TO dock at
9Th e. Hoboken.
Line VITA pass mails and mdse; - ez-
psctee g dock forenoon a. Pier az. - r
west 3fth ~.
Monterey. Vera Cruz Dec 8 via Havana
Dec ~. 70 Ward Line; Il erDectsd 70 dork
forenoon az Pier 10. B'klyn.
Due Sunday
Battle (Br). Liverpool Dec 81 70 white
stAr Line with pass, malls and udss; Ia
erected 70 dock forenoon st Pier 90. y X
(West ga ~.
Toia Brl. Port Iinoa Dec 10. Havana
lt . Dnlted Iruit Co with pAea rrnils
and Incse. 4 sxpsct-1 20 dock afternoon
e. Pier Is. p (Nslden Lans).
Due Monday
Ausonia. Liverpool. Dec s...CunArd TEns
santa LuiHa. Valparaiso. Nov - Grace Lac
Aaracaloo. Ia 0uayro. Dee tBiiss. DAiistt
SYE Porto Rico rxns
Eort Victoria. Bermuda, Dec is.
Boiivar. KIarron. Dsr y. .ciyds Lls.
Due Tuesday
olynFA southanp;en. Dec 1t-w whns siAg
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Maritime Miscellany

WASHINGTON. Dec is--saie OF four GOV.
srufnsut vessels announced BY sidney
Henry. sales director. Emergeney Fleet
chassd b. Robert Dollar Co, New York
Lake cnnni, take earko vessel. t.1so tons
bought hy Raiah = s CO, New or,sans,
Charles II Crump. cargo ye sci. 9,ti2 tons.
and Hanry s Grove. t,ja5 tons; purchase
price not disclosed
NORFOLK. pee li--I:aks rippah.
bought with Lake Oaiien from shipplng
Board for service Norfolk 20 philadelphia
BY Philadelphia and Norfolk B Co. placed
imrnsdlately IN service, While Lake oalien
repairing. Withdrawn from run. placed in
skipyard 20 have side holes cut. cristobal'
PHpama Linra arrived /yesterday from
crislobAi. round trip IN 10 days. Docked
az Amy base. WIN move 20 coal piers 10
load coal before taking Congressman for
shipping men sia,cd over showing for
AoSTREAL Dec ia--con,rsct FOR re-
pairs 70 cairndhu. which rAn ashore SsPe
Docking Co. OF New York. Contract speci-
aea repairs Be complets1 IN is days.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec it-Robert Dol
lar co purchased army transp2n Dik' IN. .
deterlnined. probably trans.Paclnc trade
viii remain under Amerlean fag.
Motornhip Service CORPORATION ineor-
Rorai..a undsr lass It Csllfornsa. r cagitslisa-
tor nhlrs for fruit trade. California ports
70 North Atlantic via Panama Canal
sEATTLE. Dec fs-Washington Tug and
Barge CO purchased Shipping Board wooden
hulis Puyarup. Ahmtx and Ostwin for con-
csrnion into. deep sea barSes for eoastNise
or Aiaskar trades
cary-Davls Tas a Barge CO purchases
shipping Board tug Humaconna. length
$50 feet; tug reported en- route this port
from New York
PORTIAND. Dec ie--Tug Tamaqua.
With barges Tohickon for Augusta and Oc-
tororo for Randolph. was forced % Laws
bafEes hers 70 unioad en- account of ics
In Ksnnebunk River
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Navy Orders
FROM "a, rrisy"ss ws.a'"sis~ sS.sss ...

from TAs TribusSs wdsA+Sstoa Bvress
wAsYrNGToS. Dec. is.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
prasnsl. Com. a. r, 20 L. g. 2. esityisgs.
cross. IL Corn- q. W, 20 Z. s. 8. RiGel
Mcconnell, II. Com. n. r., 70 coast eatts-
speneer. IL. Com. Z. W. 20 Asiatic station
Knight, II. n. H.. 90 Washington-
Toyelacs, II C., 20 u. 3. 5. $40.
Merkt. II A. j.. 20 u. 3. s. Aroostook
Pstrick. II H. O.. 20 destroyer souadrons
watson. L, d. C.. TO- sirorAh 'ausarsn''
johnson. G1ssS L" IL q. 80 I. II C. to U. s. 5.
CLARK, EnA J. l., 70 ii,h naval district.
Herty, Ems H. b. 70 coast battisship 4.
ornsr. II. J. A.. 20 San Diego.
piaisdeli, IL Com. IL. W., 20 New lofE
Badger, IL II. A., 60 Z. s. s. Idaho.
Brune. 1t s. j., 20 6th naval district.
Rupert, IL. J. T., 20 Washington.
paul. II. Com, C. resigned.
shack. IL =. J.. resigned.
stoaklsy. Ch. Bosn- ). W. % Hampton
Fssniss. Gun. W. ". TO nina seuaaroa ,,
Iaoock, ch Mach. c. C.. TO PhlsdslphiG
Arnaud. hach. J. J.. TO Boston;
Crons. Mach. W. T., 20 BuahneI:
Levan. Mach. p. r., 20 4. s. 9. Vireo.
Dillon. Carp. H.. 20 y. 8. 8. RappAhannock.
yShoy. Ch. Pay elk. J. J. &. 70 Boston-
nftksn. Pay elk J. p. 10 L. 9. 3. Hancock.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Arrived Yesterday

President Polk. London Dec z, Cher
bcurr g. OueenFtown 4. 20 L!neA
With 100 cabin. sff third class pass, mails
and mdse: Pier :. Hoboken.
Linon. Teia Nov -. Caatiilz 10 Porto
Coffea Dce J. Porto Barrios G. 70 Inlied
Fruit CO, With ? psse' malls and radro'
Romeo CBr). Cardiff Nov 7s; 70 Naton.
I.niy 4 CO. Ia ballaai. National d.
seandia eDan). Nyborg Nov -; 70 Rob
ofi L Hague. IN ballast; Pier s, Bayonne.
CITY Of Montgomery. SAVANNAH Dec II,
20 Ocean : CO. with pass and mdsei
81 oceidente. Galveston Dec Z: 20 south
ern Pacific CO. With mdse, Pier 81, r,
Comanche. Jacksonville and Charleston;
20 clyde s CO. with pass and mdsei
" Es,ero. New Orleans: 20 Southern Pa
ci6c 60. with mdsei Pier 81, ~ y.
suru7a. shanghai Aug ~, Hongkong 81,
Manila sept T. liolo le. Kobe Oct /. comoK
Is. Cristobai Nov 20. Philadelphia Dec .,
Boston II; 90 Barber 4 CO, with mdsei
cty Of Sparta (Br). Calcutta oc, -.
Colombo Nov 1. Perrin ?. Port Said ~
mdFe. on Tompkinayille.
CaTCnco. Philadelphia Dec III 70 g d
Malory. with mdsai Pier ?. Army BASE.
freeman. Norfolk Dec II: 20 Pooahonias
Fuoi GO. with coal; i5.d 81. y II.
All America (Dr), from rea: % All
America cable Co; zzd -, B'Eiyn.
schr George " Truitt. Kilkenny Ca;
10 Emory. Sexton, with mdte. or Red
Hook B'kiyu.
Hfolmafen (swed). philadelphia Dec II.
% Turness witty, with sndse; Pier 4, Bush
DockH B kiyn.
Nord AmerikA DAM. SAINTS Lucia Dec
6. % American Metals TransportatiOn Co.
WltE~Indae, ChWmc. N J.
Iroquois Turks island Dec .: 20 Clyde
san Domingo Line. with paso mails and
ndsc. anchored OF Quarantine. will dock
thie = m. 90 Pier a. B'klyn.
Wilihno Philadelphia Dec ~. 70 VII
Hans Co with ndse. Pier 70. B'klyn.
Eastern Crown. Norfolk. OF Quarantine.
tine
Gas, Cape. Calcutta via Philadsiphia;
of Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
for Next Fan Selling

II was reported in the wooien snd
vorsted piece goods market yesterday
that q few OF the larger buyers have
already placed orders Tor fancy worstedi
suitings for consumption next fall and
II is now believed that prices FOR
Goth for this seasons goods have
reached par with the probable prices
FOR next falls goods, which will be
named IN about one month. II -
rointed out that the markets policy
OF late seasons has not been 70 ad-
l,unoe prices at the opening Of sea
4 son over che closing prices for the
7 preceding seasons goods.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
North Atlantic
Lines Agree e to
Gulf Ultinatum
War in Cotton Rates and
Collapse Of Conference
Averted; Crop Expected
to Move From the South

Steamship lines In the United King
dom and continental trade routes from
North Atlantic ports yesterday accept
ID the demand from the Gulf com2a-
ries for \ more favorable diferential
ia eottcn rates. This means that the
collapse Of the agreement between the
Northern and Southern lines, with a
yate var that. would extend 20 all COM
modities, Is aycrted.
The result Of the meeting nt Bridge
Street yesterday. which was atssnaeo
bv ofieiais Of more than thirty lines
a. an increase IN cotton rates from
Nev York and other North Atlantic
,,ort. oY threo cents q hundred pounds
- both standard and high density cot
-sn bales. while the Gulf rate IS NOT
Affected. This narroWs the spread ifom
fhis section under the Gulf rate from ~
% AZ cent? a hundred pounds Diheren-
fials on other commodities remain IN
changed Al l5 cents a hundred pounds
or Eve cents q cubic foot.
The reduction agreed upon yestsrosy
&. 10 be effective temporarily until the
entire question Of diferentials can be
discussed a. a joint meeting Of Norm
s,d south Atlantic and Gulf lines IN
January. At that time the companies
Niii also take up the matter .. lniNa-
+ion Of rates, and will define which are
"a come within tho jurisdieiion Of the
various sections.
It Is expected that, - consequences
Of the increase IN cotton rates itoin
tbe North Atlantic, practically All OF
me crop will move from Southern ports
10 Europe. Since the advance IN tne
eoaTtwise cotton rate, from the Gun 70
Sev York, from Is 20 20 cents hun
dred hounds, on December 1. there mas
bseo Wttle movement here for export
m that the local lines will not lose
much additional business.
Peaceful settlement Of the eontro-
,sysv means that tho New York lines
viii not be disturbed IN obtaining
,be shivments which move naturally
through this port under the existing
ate Agreement. A rate war would hsve
added 10 the depression without any
rnparcnt benefit 20 the companies ply,
sg from either section. Oheials OF
We local companies yesterday ex-
uressed satisfaction with the eonnpro-
rlfe
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
New Wireless Record
By Liner Minnekahda

Reports from the American liner
MinnekAhda. due at New YORK TODAY
state that on her outward trip the Snip
,rtabliehed "a wireless distance record
sor communication between a ship and
shore by talking with the Beach sta
tion AZ San francisco for three nights
IN sueccssion. Messages were acns and
veeeivcd up 70 a point $50 milo. cast
Of Ambrose Channel. a maximum DIS
tance Of about 1000 miles.
On the morning Of the fourth day out
,he wireless operator, T. J. Nunar, OF
summt n. j., could still hear Beach
station. hut nc was doubtful II his
,nswer u.s received. as the ship was
Tben 40 miles farther out st tea.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Kennedy Quits as Passenger
MGR. for u. 8. Lines in London

]. NJ. Kennedy, passenger manager
for The United States Lines IN LONDON,
has left the service, II was learned
Yesterday. J. M. Beale Is acting as
temporary manager. The reason ior Ihe
change was not stated.
f. E. MeNary, general passenger
manager for the United States Lines,
is returning 70 New YORK on tns
George washington after tour 0i
inspection Of the European ofiees'
yice-President W. J. Love, with the
Emergency Fleet Corporation in WASH
ington. after being with the Runeiman
agency in London for a year. is also
returning or the George Washington.
II Is reported that he will become as
sistant 70 Mr.. Love when the latter
takes charge Of the New York once
10 January.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
By Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
sHIPMAsTTHS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions 81 merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Irdependent Wire
les Corporation and tle Radio Corpo-
ration OF America. shipnasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations In the Uuited
States proper n is important that
thess reports should BE- sent promptly
noon each day IN order that hey
may be received IN time for publication
Position reports can also be cent
through the stations of tho independent
Wireless Telegrsph Company. Inc. new
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Sailed Yesterday

Horace Luckeubnch san Francisco; {;
Philadelphia. Bylayl. Norfolk: santore.
Dsiquld: Veedol. PHILADELPHIA: Paris
CFr), ifavre via Piymeuth: Fort Ham
Nton (Br), Bermuda; America, Bremen
nichn4ond; Idaho (BF). Hull. Arkansas
(Dhn). Copenhagen. EFisntier fBelE),
Havre. Samuel . Brown. Los Angeles;
Cnuto. Vera Cruss Philadelphia, Baltl-
more: san Jacinto. Galveston; Jefferson.
Noffcik: Frederick Ewing. Tampico. Bark
City Of Beaumont Mobile; schrs Dorothy
l. Brinkman. baltimore. Eleanor Taylor.
Georgetown. Edwin q Farrar. -
delphia; echr Tessle Aubrey (br), Nassau.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
Plan to Ship Potatoes From
Pacific Coast TO New York

G. A. Lockhart, New York agent for
the Port Of Portland, Ore, said yes
terday that plans are being made for
heAvy shipments Of selected potatoes
from the Pacific Coast 20 New York %
compete with Eastern products. Low
insereoastal steamship rates make the
movement profitable, he said.
II. l.. Hudson, manager Of tho joint
port traffic bureau OF Portland. was In
Idaho and Utah recently making ar
rangements for the shipments, which
will 80 by rail 20 west coast cities and
from there by steamer 70 New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
CITY Island

Bound south. schr Liberty. Naniucke;
for New York. WITH Ash; Sorthianf Boston
for New YORK. steamboat Capq Cod. tugs
Spartan and A u skidmore, with baTses-
Bound east, schr Den Parsons OBJ.
New York for 81 John fanchored) Ana
huac, Bayorne FOR Fall River; motor barg
Pure oil . tugs Charles 4. hcCanrey Niih
Z barges. CheektoWarz with bHrgea. fed :
eral No 2 with barEes Binmarck with 1
barge. plymouth With bargcs, Aires With
Z HarEcG
sailed: schr Guilty sark CBr) Cfrom Nsw
YORK;, 50 John.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-14
RESORTS
HAMILTON. BERMUDA
HAMILTON HOTEL
BERMUDA

ons Of the largest ot resort hotels. con-
etruetod throuEhout Of stone and eementi
rooms. $50 baths. Metropolitan comforts
In an ideal winter home. open January ..
Three gof couraes Bookis>.
The Hotel do Iuxe Of Bermuda
HAMILTON HOTEL CO., It'd.
Management of j. a SHERnARD
n. Y. Odles, spur Travel Bureau. as
J1fth Avepsr. Cables--"Hotei BermudA"l !
Olun. hass.