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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
Confessions of a Movie Star
Lx-soME ADVANCES FROM McMAsTERs

as old as the hills Dh he think any
silly remark would please "A little girl
like me7
And because ! smiled. NJ II II w~r.
tho first time ] had ever heard tho
quotation. instead Of tho thouss ndth,
started tho day out OF tune with
myself and rehellious.
began TO loatho MoMasters. No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
=. twinklel Little starr

IwInkIf, tWInkIrI TIttIe HtarT
Thus McMa1ters greeted me AZ
breakfast. He. as the producer. and
T. al the star. had places at the head
of tho camp table.
smiled at the quotation, and fcl,
myself a hypocrite II was a most
uncomfortable feeling. Tho mans
humor WAS banal. "smarty" talk and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11


home. Che returned TO IL with
thrill In her veins and Joy In her
heart. She was tired out and cold:
this humble log hut meant shelter
from the storm and warmth and
food. Bin hung up the meat: then
with his knife cut off thick steaks
for their supper In few moments
their fire was cracking.
Bill showed her how 10 broll the
steak in It's own fat, and he cooked
hot biscuits and macaroni 20 go with
II. No meal Of her life had ever civ.
en- her greater pleasure. They made
their plans for the morrow; first to
construct n crude sled and then to
bring in the remainder OF the meat.
''ff the wolves don't claim II tonight"
Bin added. as he lighted his pipe.
IT'S strange that | don't want tn
smoke myself" the girl told him.
Your Why should your
IL smoke at homo. mean / did.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
CTOLEN PENNIES
~ PROVE UNDOING

NEW YORK. Jan. 1l.--Joseph
Ramsay. with two companions. loot.
cd the safe OF a confectionery storc.
Ramsey took his share In pennies,
over 1000 OF which weighted him
down so that detectives overlook
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-11
BY STANLEY
BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER
BY CONDO

dare TO associate me in his mind
with McMasters.
Can one love and hate at the same
time? l wondered.
Ito BE Continued
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Arrived Yesterday

Munanar. Antilia Jan 81. Nassau 80 "a
Manson $ s Liue With pass. mails and
.adse: Pier o. r. Il.
nails ani Tndse pie, %. \ r.
Arsguaya tBr,. Bermuda Jan - TO
Sanderson 6. Son with i22 pass. mails ana
stocxho;,n $50. Gothcrburs Jan 1s TO
The swedish Annrica Line with l.S cabin,
20 third clsss pass. mails and 'ndsc
westerdii< opp, Rotterdam Jan II: 10
Tho Holland-An,u-ica Line With nldse :;
5th 81. Hchokef
East SIDE Rottrrdam Dec 81. rhiiadel-
60 With uldso Pier ;, Hoboken
A-chimedes Manchester Jan :. Liverpool
10; 10 thu White Star Limo with sadse; ;
Per 90. r.
w.thy & CO. Pie- - Hklyn
Lenape. lacksc;N'ils, JaM 2s. 70 clyde
Linz wt'h pass p,,,aai s sndss; pier M se. \ r.
Kerr Line; a7th =. B'klln.
sagua ,Dom>. ss&us Ian ls; to D
Mallory & Co WIN sugat Pier l, f II r.
Wceha zen. \ J.
inicn Limo Nth radsc Fsr &C. y r.
Iesseric fBr). P'riisd.i na. Jan 2e: to
Noulder. We;- < Boyd: wi1h 'ndse; Fler l.
r. conenhaesn zen" ls ''0' 10 nsrs Asia.ic
90 with FIRST, % second. l%o third class
Pass mails and nldse Pier Bush Docks,
B'l<lyn
chas II Cr4mp. jacksonville Jan - an
chored OF Quarantine.
. 1uckenbach $ 90 with ,ndse. s5tN
vAi,pARA1so, Ian 9e-~Arsosy. New
York
Turks Island TO the clyde s $ Co With
pass ma;ls and lN6ra
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
B. X. r.. Subsidiaries Extend
Date of Receivers Icrlificnlrs

The Transit Commission yesterday
granted the application Of the hew York
Consolidated Railroad Company and the
New York Municipal Railway Gorposa-
tion, subsidiaries of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company, TO extend the ma
turity date from February J. lH22. TO
February /. 1925 Of SiGoon,0G0 in 'c-
ccivcr's certificates issued by Receiver
lindey NJ. Garrison, md 10 increase the
interest thereon for the extended period
from to 3 per cent. The action Of
ough Investigation and after an effort
had been made to Obtain Il reduction in
the proposed increase in interest. Tho
commission found, however, that such
action might be accompanied by serious
results in relation to the carrying out
Of the commissions plan Of rcadjust
mont OF The trnnHit situntion.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27

America $50 f Ambrose Jan %.
1s,sn@'na a,son "a, ~ :, WNW Tortugas Jan 2s
Aiio 81 r Sane Key Jan 2s
hlIs triangle AIS Winter Quartsc IN
,'S hos,on IN City $50 f Ambrose AM Jan 20
carlton S5 Sc Cape H,7,ry Jan 2s.
- r,a ~. "a S2o from Cape Charles Jan 20
snF,g nennts 2s2 g !. Bar ar5or AN Jan %
Clement Smith l57 " sand Key Jan .s
60" homa County ls5 ENE Gaps Henry
ronehatta so from Cape Sable Jan 25.
'o"nr d,Aiene SO r Five rstiiorl BanA
" PM Jan 25.
Edith sol S scotland w jan %
Edwara l. pohcny ss4 Il ssrd Key Jan g.
t.i,1, Eilns l.o Z Cape Henry Ian 2s 0''
tE;nere"ncy ~, Aid lat 40 40 lou 80 ~ Jan %.
r'TIf| '.,,,fl. pd renwiclI tn Island l.v Jan 2s
i!srry Fsarnham $50 " Manasn,ilo Jan 2s
..ouila 50 h Sand Key Jan 26
floNie lss7 r Cape Henry Jan "a
nm d A-chbold Ga sand Key Ian AZ
LaKe rai<e s,arns sGrfase - 3S Swan Island Jan %
Maddequet .a2 Sc Aml,rose ian ~ - ''' 90
Marsarct y, SS Jupiter san 20
MeTfamack M{,Tinan, - IN NJ Cape Charles Jan &c.
Neison so Matan"as Jan 2S. ''
E@r,,. E@w Eng slana G$s Nt Cape Henry Jan %.
Vrizaba 224 w Havana Jan af
1sakis 212 = Ambrose Jan 2s
paWnee IS E Tortugas Jan 20
rolarinc IS Nv Tortugas s>'fpp'rs far @s ''n IS.
E'chconcal l?G NV Sand KY Jan %
s"gony so,,9n lst NV Tortusae Jan 5' ss. 90
!opla l33 S Jupiter Jan %.
ro;a; ! os,o 15o S scoi!and Lv Jan &c.
IITln'dadian 10 " Egmont Kcvs Ia, az
rronlilite 81 f Sand Key Jan rs
TuHpsnoi N1flSs2 lsS 4! ST. Johns AN Jan IS
Y !, (, stssa @ j Y Sand dVi"s Ks1 ian Jan ss s.
M.s, i WaTd Si,nI I' -, v SAND N Key Jan 'ss ss. 70
western Maid 1.l07 " by E Cone 1fc,.,. ~,
woodnlansjs' os'Hn pls'n ssl 4so nosson Jan IS
ucatan l47 W Havana Jan * Jan 20
>smrmHoT bert e w. ., SE scn LS1ey Island Jan %
Ba aidbutts - W % H'ts sV ecp MsW Sand key Jan 25.
SaIdhlli :5S Lobos Island ian ~
henJ tsen Hrews,er s2s Mataredonda Jan e5
carriiio Car sihe' 81 ~ ~ ,nss1on SAM Key Jan 20.
Gorning l.5 Tsmpico lam lam S. S.
E,ish r " sinclair ,Wl;, sl5 ssE Galveston Jan s5
Espsrta i$7 y Santa Marta Jan "
''psenSe Nss Luckcnbaoh 1850 san Pedro
Georse G.,9s Jones 1os e Tampico Jan e5
=, ,f ,e 'o'iha M wv NJ TsmpicO Jan %
itahlra so2 Lobos Island Jan 25
,iASt $50 Scotland LN Jan ~
jamaica 100 5 Mobile Jan rs
Nehoskee ] sc NE Lobos Island Ian o.
Si,lssisslppi $50 S San Francisco Ian o..
,..uhsomo 227 Galveston Jan n,
Cccidental 1870 w Sand Kew Ian 25
O0rmes 90 Watlings Island Ian rs
Vnaoan Vaac 1893 SE San Pedro Jan 20
nsstores r; SS7 Havana Ian a.
rioneer 2e7 Tampico Jan IS
fuiwlco 931 S Scotland LV Jan ,s
Saco 10 r Hole in Wall Jan .6.
STANLEY Dollar 1915 San Pedro Ian *
San Bias $50 S Nantucket Jan 2s '
sunbeam 81 Jupiter Jan IS.
Sunshine NE Jupiter Jan 2s.
owlttarrow $50 WE Galveston Ian TX
S"if'scout As r Tuxpan Jan a5
I ttacarbon 80 E Chorre11 Jan 25
" II Libby 80 E rampico Jan 25.
" ar"ick 400 Tampico Jan %
v atertoVn 22s NE Lobos Island Ian .,
Westland 2l NE Jupiter Jan es ''
Loppot l4@ f Lobos Island Jan 25
Eastern sun ~ NE Jupiter Jan es
teilN Taussis 43 NV Jupiter Ian es
gun land 10 Jupiter Jan IS
+ Elliott n Fowy Rocks Ian "a
j { ponncll so Sc Jupiter Jan IS
> r. = Nell Il Hillsboro Jan 2s
,psiah Macy 60 r Great Isaac Jan 2s
Muh"ood go SN IIatterAs Jan IS
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Freight Ships Due
Due TO-DAY


Bradford City. Hamburg. Jan $
N;lspd. shields Jan : 1Su-ners WisbV. 'ss,'vn Go Go
"'s' Mus, HAMBURG Jan ,.
city ot Nc*osst'e, Manchester' Jan s. A''"'
no-ton City. Bristol. Jan 'e'' 3 '''e q 20
A-ron: Rotterdam. Jan Pobsr, +, H.pm.
Gan Mcbride. Algiers, Jau T. Barbe- I-Incs
'5'gon'aa. Hamburg. Jan T.
United American 1.incs
ros' L'ttel'on, London. Jan 10.
Furch. Edye Co
NeNislan. liverpool. Jan H.
Intern tional Mercantile Marina
Hi6vsy. Polterdam. Jan u, Rarbc- Line.
Grace Dollar. Gibraltar. Jan is
Brsd.von. Tyne Jan 7....T l. : Nsylsai ~ e.
Casi'ornle. Eord.aux. Jan 10 French Ina
= ,susc%s Galveston Ian - . Mallory I,ine
- aSneSs. Hull. Jar ii......l- a Nav Cn
500 'iliano Seville. Jan e Ybarra IN.
n LaSo. New Orleans. Jan - So Pa e.,
Eastern King, Feni'. Jan 10
Moore. Mccormack + co
Wayo Maru. Hull. Jan II W
III Occ!dcate Galveston. Ja1 20 So Fac 1'a &C.
Due Tomorrow
Ais:ers Ian IL
NouldnT. WEI 4. Bovd
= = Gon'ans t'i.'; Loncen. Jan il. .Au T-an. Inc
otski: Carc~. Jan -. Norton, Iiliy 4. C.n
Heiesi1s. Bcenos Ayres. Jan O. Houston LIN.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Marine Disasters

ny f.EtPVOI. 5, jan gt Ir.I.,
weather off Browns Ranlz Sunday NIGH,
resulted in Ton. deaths in fishing tisct
gloucester schr Teaacr reports drowning
ed two lost
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 2s-Dix. army
transport, grounded during fog early to-
Gay on west end of -ilcstriX Island San
Francisco Bay, white under tow OF arm
tus SlocuW. Tugs Tatoosh Sea Ranger
and sea Queen went TO assi.tancc bu; re-
turned. Dix pumping out fcrepeak ey-
poets to float with sishr damage
Coast guard cutter 1Iaida returned re-
ported 10 sight of derelict reported hv two
steamers Wv
Southwest storm v.arninss along nor,h
racine coast. disturbance moving south
east from southeastern A,aska
SAN PEDRO. Jan o5--Port Anroles ,na
Willie y Higgins, trading coast,vjso i, a
eoiiision in harbor 26th; tormer damaged
returned to port leaking after proceeding
twenty miles.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Insurance Pool
Handles Relief
Ship Problems
Thirty American Companies
'oin to Take Risks Up to
s 100000 on Single Car
goes: Accept All Business
No Reinsurance Abroad
Marine Underwriters Place
Policies for Shipment of
Grain TO Famine Regions

iee advisory committee on insur-
s7ec for the United States Gram
Corporation which supervised the
niacing OF policies Cor relief shipments
70 Europe after the arMlstice. has hcen
tev'vcd and has succeeded in having
ne RISKS for the calYoes now going
- the famine regions Of Russia taken
ny American unde rwrters according
n information obtained Yesterday.
thirty companies have ,o;ned the pooi
Ard have arranged 10 give insurance
10 to $1,000 600 or single shipments
was said
lecisred .nst each OF the psrticipat-
ng concerns has been placed upon its
apnof not 70 reinsure abroad in fo,-
GU companies. This agreement. has
1een followed strictly. j was said. and
sl FUNDS paid as premiums on these
cs~goes have been retained in the
nited States. Under the law pissed
congress granting S2o000.000 for
Hessian f-iiet the supplies must he
p-rchase" N tn's country and tac
81 pmcntS must he made ia American
Vessels. Wnlc there was no reference
g ms surAncc IN the act. the American
i'ciIef Admin istration ias carried out
nc spirit Of the legislation and placed
ihe r!sl;s entirely with domestic con-
eerrs.
As exn!airc. yesterday. ali responsi-
Dle American marine companies were
asked 70 join The pool. which formerly
included forty-two concerns. The mum
be- has been reduced TO thirty. due TO
tAe fact that f:ve have failed recently
ard soverai others refused to nartici-
ate because Of losses suffered under
'Ae previous arrsngemeut
Nc experience in ilsurins previous
.nlpmeOts OF reiicf supplies WIS un-
-prtlna.e. one und< rwr.tcr said. adding
1at The ratio of losses 10 premiums
was So PEI cert. leaving Only Il per
cont q cover ore rhead charges ard
tier expenses of the conpa,l i.s. On
III" business just after the arn,is:ic,
ne value Of single cargoes ranged ND
10 $4,000 900. which exceeded the capsc
ny OF the American concerns and BART
= the risks had 10 IL, Dlaceo afro,d
&c large figures were dre 20 hipher
prices prevailing :. that time and a so
10 the act 1hat the cs,rgocs included
lsat products and other valuable food
cuffs. ''0u-
The :bipments for Russian relief
insist Chiefly OF bulk grain. The
MAXIMUM valle Of . snip load dis-
p"t,ned under the present movemen.
less than 100000, which is we'll
wlthin the 100000 limit.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Free Zone Bills

Bulls arc now before both houses Of
'onrreFs to authorize the establish
ment ot free zones in United States
n7ats, according 10 information from,
aS Sh'nEto1 These have been intro
,1''Sen =, ~ representative Nolan in the
House and Senator Jones in the senato
Lhc Chamber OF Commerce os tho
United states has taken an interest
N these measures and has declared in
.neIr support. Among advantages cited
Tor free zones. 1t is said That th,v win
gi'e our merchant ships an Increased
snare IN world t'ade, will bring added
'Ns,pess to banks. insurance com
panios. freight fcrwarders and ware
rous"mon. will provide wide con-
S'snmeAt market for dutiablc wares
and materials and will result in .
troat improvement over the existing
''s'1 ii"s OF bonded warehouses and
drawbacks in cu5toms duties.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Passenger Ships Due
Due 1o-tia.

s.as ns ri,h M n'p mails. dock " at IT, plsr 10 IS s.
csnsdss sMeS' tff5' go 'fi m.r,e,les yau ~: to
rabro l-ire WITH malls Is expected to dock
AT slst st lRklyn>.
Al Pier ss. \ r yves, 4sth stl
For s. George ,Br), Trinidad Jan 20;
about y IN and is expected to dock about
y m riel 50. Bklyn (adjoin.ng Hamilton
a. ferryN.
'rivives Kingston Jan p; to United Fruit
10. = r tMaiden Lane).
lnaaG Pam '1@ Or on, L9ndon o, 'sn s-oa to
per 81 \ r yves, i4,h 81.
Assyria (Br). Glasgow Jan u: TO Cunard
Line With mails; IS Axpected to dock a IN
at Pier a.. \ u fWeat l4th st
Huron, SANTANA Jan 10. 10 Clyde Santo
Domingo Line With mails: is expected to
aock forenoon at Pies -. B'klyn (Atlantic
city oe Atlanta. Savannah Jan a. to
Ocean : S Co; is expected TO dock forenoon
q. Pier %. r (sprtne ST.
Due Tomorrow
E;yndanl ,DN' Ro.'erdam Jan Is: to
pected To dock al 5th at Nobolsen
America 90 Naples Jan 10; 10 Italia
Nlnnf'can 'la, san Lne with mails; Is expected to
18th sN.
Morro Castle Havana Jan e. TO n Y &,
Hpa MAIL lslNH WIN mans expected to
dock forenoon at Ficr a. E (wall St..
Concho. Galveston Jan 2l: to Maljorv
Line is expected to dock forenoon at Pier
IS r (kine sD.
Colon, Cristobal Jan 20: to Panama r p
Line with malls; ia expected to dock fore.
noon at Pier J. toboken.
Due Sunday
Jan is. to L lp'on Lnes w,h s"n mas nneToouTs T
pec,ed 10 dock late y It, at Pier /. Hoboken.
: vandyck 1Br,, Liverpool Jan IT, II: TO- tt,
pectcd to dock at Pier u Hoboken.
PastoTes Havana Jan 2s; to United Fruit
GO With nails; Is expected to dock p N al
Fier 70. Il tMsiden Lane).
Apache, Jacksonville Jan IS: to <,lv6e
Line Is expected to dock furon noon at 30
So. \ tCharltcn st.
Due Monday
l,spland; Antwerp Jan -. Rcd Star LIN.
Uanss. Hamburg. Jan 20 Unit Amer Line
"a rou1ans mayre 5sn II French Lin.
Porto Rico. San Juan. Ian 20.
& Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda, Jan IS ' '''''
luis, Arayasuez IAN Bliss-nsl,s,' s.I al .
Ebrc, Valparaiso Jan S. .Pac steam Nav CO
Due Tuesday
Empress OF Scotland. Sou,hanpton Ia, %
Heliis olav, Christ,sn,a. Jan ls. -''''
Scandinavian American Line
nrlTsss i'-TaS,ord ayaSs Sass ns'ow1 ia" 2
1oha~A. Jacksonville, Jan IS Clyde Line
Due Wednesday
Nasari. Rio lie Jansiro Jan Is.
Lanport e. Holt Line
Hon'os NV Orleans Jan 20. Mallory Lima
Ma'ura trinidad. Jan % Furness- Wihv
Due Thursday
Ralnc. Liverpool. Jan "2 White Star r,,o
SlAa a Kingston. Jan IS United Frult O.
Fort Victoria, Bermuda Jan a.
. furaess Witty & CO
ROYAL Mai, Steam racke,
ara p@hoe' scNsonviile Jan 50 Clyde Lin.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
by Independent Wireless
Telegraph Co.. Inc.

, distances given in miles, position =,
room unless otherwise specihed)
sasns ,14l Scotland LV Ian ,s
1ucatan left Havana for I'rorreno I, -.
Jan 20 - y IN
Mayaro i,2oe SSE Ambrose I,v Jan o.
oronado 915 Sc New York 3s4am 1sn SO
a IN Jan Is hoi .
! Gen =" c Gorsas 1.lsa 6 Scotland Lv
Conehat,a 50 sw Care sah,. Jar ys
'ges'ons County 4s7 Il Ar,brore w
bristol CITY 10. 40 20 ion 50 % Ian o.
ian 1"pden 2 L by Fire Island ~ Ian oc
us hn,terfeid i'll tow tug Barrentort ~,
-, 20 80 ION e6 26 Jan 16 40 !
.alrton lss F. by y Cape Henry Tan &c
H9ua'lus 1ol f Cape May Jan 2s
Lake Fernando l.l4S S Scotland "
Jan 81. Nv IN
Greeien u e Fire Island Jan 9s
Dntario . z Fire Island Jan ss
i,urnn 20 Scotland LV Jan 20
%" wv pa ~ Ambrose Channel r.r &C
ne,'he ,,i - Scotland IV Jan as
ruas 1,o'nsar s'l by Z Sandy HOOK jar -
~ rrizaba 2s4 !" Havana Jan 2s ''' ~
','nroon ist % % lon SIS 90 Ian ,s
:, +. Gordon $40 I, Anaco paran..
syNan '1s Anbrose T.. ian as ~
nanl'owoc lao \ Bernua+ Ian -
"Te'sn $50 Cape Henry Jan &c
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Cleared

cn.oago Nr). Cabon. Hs.vre French
Line.
Mraaores ,Br>. Matthews; Santiago and
Guantanaino; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Cayo MaTbi Smith, Srr .IIan and
Ar-c.bo. Atlantic Fruit Co
Alfonso NIII Csp>. Morales. GiJon and
Co!nna. Luis liaNso.
.Arapahoe. pevereaux; Charleston and
Iaoksonville: clyde $ co.
C.ty Of - Louis. Sampson: Savannah.
Ocean : : Co
Norvalh Call Boston Eastern S S Co.
Stanmore tBr). Moore: I.cith and Dun
dee Via Newport News. Furncss, W!.hy
& Co.
Mundale. iIassell: Natanzas and Car
deras; Munson Line.
Fort Victoria fEr>. Davis: Rernuda:
Furness Witty & Co
Arkansas tDan>, sncGNel; Copenhagen
Funch. Edye g. co.
Fairfield City. Ellis: voisohona ana
Kobe Via Panama Camel. Norton Lilly
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
New Walcrhousc Line

=, According to reports from Seattle
Frank Waterhousc has made arra,,~o. ,.se'
ments under which he continues j., H.
seattle Orient and the Seattle Euro.
pean shipping routes. In his new On.
crations he is employing the forme,
Staff OF the shipping department Of
frank Waterhouse e. Co., now in the
nahds OF receiver. Hereafter he viii
continue in business as an indjv;dnal
As present he will maintain a schc
OF Two sailings q month to the Or;ont
IN IN March he becomes general agent f.,
me me FacIfic Coast for the Furness.
na,nce Line, operating between the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27

Badasry Liverpool Jan 10.
Daniel Bacon 4 c.
Due Sunday
Independence Hall. Rotterdam. Jan II.
Coemo pol'tar Line
Natirar. Hudiksvail. Jan 81
Moore, Mccormack e. Co
Due Monday
Menoir!ree. London. Ian 20 Al Tran Line
indian. Liverpool, Jan l3. Int Nero Marine
Nedic. Portland. ........,. White Star Line
Due Tucsdny
Edward Luckenhach. Los Angeles Jan IA.
Jurkenbach + = Co
FL Sol. Galveston. Ian a.. So Pacific Co
Due Wednesday
A'dgate. Lisbon. Jan ,S..Jas W Elwcli g. Co
Gailia, Palermo. Jan 12
Moore. Mccormack 4 Co
Alamo. Galveston. Jan % Mallory Line
Due Thursday
Nessian. Liverpool, Jan is. Int Mere Mar
Ncstalia, Genon, Jan ID. ........ reircc Bros
Thods Fagelund, Rio dc JAneiro, Jan IA.
Kerr & : co
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Nav Divide Subsidy
And Indirect Aids
la Shipping Bills
Steamship Men Sec Move i'm
immigration Plea by Las
kcr; Fight on Direct Pay
Might Endangcr Policies

Efforts to divide the policioe of the
Administration on shipping aid into
separate bills would not surprise
steamship men, who arc inclined to be-
lievc that forms of indirect assistance
might stand a better chance of enact
ment If not tied too closely to direct
government subsidy. it was learned
Yesterday. Tint a move in this dircc-
tion' has already been made is the in
depreciation placed By some shipping
men upon the testimony OF Chairman
laskcr before the House immigration
Committee. in which he urged that a
provision be inserted in the new immi-
bin requiring at least 80 per
cent of the aliens coming to the United
states TO travel in American vessels.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

AoNoltAMA, Jan 2l-Tenyo Mara CJapy.
San Francisco.
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan aa-Ho,ar6,,
fDu). New Orleans
EAST LONDON. Jan 25-Corfe Castle
or New York; .Jebba (Br>. 81 John.
LAS PA1.MAS, Jan a5--Barcclona (sn,
Fort Arthur '>'
GIBRALTAR, Jan 25--Java Arrow Neu.
York. '7"
ST JOHN. y z, Jan 2s--runisian ,Br,.
Glassow Montcalm (Br>. Glasgow
burg. NM ''"'"
RIO DE JANElRo. Jan 25-sliedrecn,
tDu). Cutport 0''
Perm ANBICO Ian
(Braz). New York e"'"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
I '"a>c! Neck Begins March 25:
Transport Lines Its Backcrs

ihe Travel Club Of America an
incoa Yesterday that Travel Week
a'd nc .aunched in this city March
~ leading steamship lines. rail-
Is. resorts ard tourist bureaus to
'Npnaslzc the benefits Of travel.
IN 'n'ornatonal travel exposition
v ~ conducted during the week at
-. Grand Central Palace. There viii
public lectures hy noted globe-trot-
?. p-1o eS>;., contests and a news.
: 10y ad rertisine campaign showing
80 advantages and costs OF travel.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27

Inquiry Begun Into Failure OF
tucI Oil Oh pun!,ai1tlic State

The reason why the OIL fuel on The
Panhandle State failed 10 burn while
there were still three hundred tons IN
tic bunkcrs has not yet been discovered,
officials Of the United States Lines sa d
yesterday It was said that the matter
would be taken up today and an effort
made 10 get to the bottom Of thc trouble
The vessel became disabled at goa be
cause Of the failure Of the engines and
had to be towed into Halifax by tugs
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Sailed Yesterday

Cslanasas. Cienfuesos: Walter l.ucl.
enbach. Tacoma. Ameiia. Norfolk; West
Haven. Baltimore; Rols,r' F. Hopisins, Pt
'.obcs, Arspahoc. Jacksonville: Scythia
tBr), Liverpool; Niinnel:a hda HAMBURG
Eraoi1n CNor). Norfolk bayern GO.
lie embure Monterey, Havana: Ralsarl
B"ifast via Ph'ladelphia: City OF 81 Louis
Savannah; Chicago O'rA Favre; Denis
ti'l>. C~ra MiraGoros tHr), Santiago.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
HEAVY Trade on Pacific

NcrtnVest cargo offerings for Great
tain and Europe have increased. so
tonnage offered exceeds the carry
capacity of tho vcssels in the serv-
j. IS reported that recently The
fi'la- Hawaiian Steamship Com
"Al "ss forced TO refuse 1000 tens
- nc Ne:lcan. Mos' OF the ships arc
we'll booked up until inc middle
March. There has been ar increa Sc
3 r"'es ron tne Northwest 10 tho At
nc coast Of 10 per cent. effective in
(, - ua~v il is Said
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Shipping Notes

&c br't,sh Admiralty is rcro,+ed to
a. s'sHcd contract ;o7 the break;n,.
- OF number ot warslaips in t,rr.
'%H}. his step Was taken after eyr-~
'.or' lad bccn made to dispose Of tho
'e5se's fer dismantiing in England.
mere tho facilities Tor doing this work
ssr now occupied and viii be for some
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
lsolland-Amcrica Service

i-s'a'I'shment OF a direct passen ger
To.vice between Pacific Coast points
ed Europe By the Holland America
i'ac hss been taken under considora-
u by the company. according 20 t. +
=. oe lanoy, a@ent for the lire in the
(. II - -ssia thrt there have been
..'eie-al inquiries for limited pas
ger accommodate on the boats OF
lse compeny T. induce ,avestigation
mo INC poesihi,itlce o. ne,v ser,.ica
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
French S!,;pya-,Is

IS scsul' of the sale of the French
s"Vsrnme7t feet, shipvards there are
.sia ~ be facing rrecarious situation.
tN0cPt Tor Few oil tankers. there is
o prospect Tor new vessel contracts
''de a'e reported TO be so scarce
at ut many of the shipyards the mer
H'e empioYed in repairing locomotives
and M building internal combustion
elyinos -
New-York tribune., 1922-01-27
Norfolk Reduces WAGES

Substantial reductions IN ship repair
f's's have been announced by the Nor
-. 1ronrasters Association. effective
'endsTv 90. Wages have been cut 10
i. cent AID repair bills Is per cent
2 re~ rates provide 5s cents an hour
sailed workr1c1 and % cents for
>2ore-s. Tvcnty shpyards, machine
sH@ps ano found 'e. join in TIE de-
crsase.