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New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Lln.a n 8 H.ra.s.i. Pee I... 81 81 n.. u.

lillian a. 3 narueCat Dso -. -. "a
fouiefana "a Scotland 10 ~ 80 -
fsvant Arrow 30 3 6cotlahd Dec u
Moro Castle ~ ~ Jupiter Dec
Nlnnequa $50 Hatieras Dec
Monterey ffs N HhYann peo y.
Wiranores ffo hubrnrG Dec ~
Wi.rst,hAa 80 \ Ambrose Dec -.
,ffnre~otan faog San Pedro Dec -l-
NunarFo left Aufilia NJ .fM Dee T.
Nnrfna f7s 3 Scotland Dec ~.
Orra 40 Il Ambrose Dec ~ o..
pipesfone County 1881 n Ambrose Dec a.
phiiedeiphia tss 5 Scotland Dee y.
preridcut Polk Css Ambrose Dec ~
Pitisburgh 1900 from Eas;hamp'on An
oaIsteoneh i.tss NE Jupiter Dec -.
ouantico on Nashawana Dec r.
Radnor tto n Hatteras Dec ~.
southern crOss tsI sE Ambro.' pS pse ~ u >,
gan Juan 20 sE South Pass Dec III.
svIftiight az y Koy West Dec ~.
SucarsecO 20 ~ Jupiter Dec IL
sunbeam 80 81 sabine Bar Dec ~.
geaconnrt 40 sW WintcrGuhr2sr Dec ~.
g -hroou lf7 = Amhrnsn Dec -,
nauinffo 10 gE Diamond shoal Dec ~.
al Wlhlel PA from Ambrose Dec ~
Santa clara a7f Ambrose Dec q.
yasari 1890 AZ Ambrose Dee ~
vincent lat a rs Ion - 10 Dec -,
Wed HardaWny toWed By Tulsa lat ~ ~
Ion 81 90 a.a0 pm Dec ~.
wekika abenIn West chop Dec -.
w 9 TeaEls IL Sc sand Key Dec ~.
W " Kssne 10 NJ Wintsrauarter Dee ~
w II Libby II ~ Hatteraa Dec a.
West Nohno i.iBe ESB Ambrose Dec ~.
Wert Eldara lat "a 80 lon ~ 20 Dec ~.
Yankee Arrow 10 NE Diamond shoal
Dec q.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
American Ports
(IBy Maid

nosToN. Dec s0-saiied; IgsF @etinan5i sI5
town with barEcg Cocalico' .lo's"v ~,
rTKfr, RIVER. Dec -o-sailed' hu''oh-
wood. Norfolk. "a c.u.a. Tue
49, 49, ..itb barre Atlantic. LAMBERT n
no,ntl eaiiinc at Providence for ,,si,e. e1srsea
Faimouth for Newport News ana "N''-
head f0r sowaiIs Point eta. .-,-
prpTW AMBOT. Dec ifsa ai.ca i -,
Uestlao-ciand. wlth bargea ~ i', Ii,it,o,'-,
t.,,c SOD pewtucket. 500 NeN brlioI.
e,d ffs Vineyard Haven tftmalheH a'
TCEtte.f0no sfrf weather bounhl -lt-'
hIgh. with basgca i9s' tsl %" ''''
PoRr ARTHUR. Tor, Dec ii--Arriyedt' ,,.t
Vacuum. Tamplco; plri6o' Ne"
sailed Dlrico. New YORK. ,,
poRrIAND. Ne. Dec .0-ArrlFeai ntI-
-,en Winter. New York: tug Gypruni hlhs.
Spencers Island for New YORK. WIN ils'a
Ciosfcap and 4 " C0lburn. ,,-,-
''pRoVfDENcE. Dec 2o--Sailed; MILO
CNorl. Tnmpico. ~ o., r.,-f.t.
Brj. ports in italy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Maritime Miscellany

str Allegheny. launched at noon ys1.Ts.
day AZ Kesrnsy, n ]. she Il owned ~ tne
usrrbants ana Miners transportation 20.
SAVANNAH. Dec ti-City OF husunA'
ocean s CO, will UNDERGO sons o..
pOUIOONE. Dec 2c--Sir N0ordeIn' hos-
tsrdam VA this port. sailed FOR New lg3iiHg
viii passengers. was delayed 10 hhghs"
Channel by heavy gale. ,.,..
NEWPORT NEWS. DOC Fl i--lni bsre.-'
with bafKea BaFnsiabia for fAh hlreN
Chatham and cafdcnaa Tor Ifof"eneN
,grre held IN port weather bound, -,
WASHINGTON, Dec 2.-NortnWs.
riorm warning g,10 n m. virginia Sspes ,o !,
Atlantic city. disturbance Of conslderey,,,,
intenrity central on Cape HAttefas. WI
move rapidly northwesirard ausnane na. .s4
strong north and northWos, 80
BOSTON. Dec 22-Htr Hakodate msss ~
(Jap) arrived from Calcutta; = Tnemoet -. ..
the crew died from berl-bcrl on Seo''"O''
III and was buried AZ ses. .,..-,
BOSTON. Dec 22-ownsrs Of the = s'sS1l soIl
trawlor Ripple deny that she Wn arh. ptoois
ilslon with an unknown vessel. EHe hlPP'e
IL AZ FORT Lee. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Love in N. Y. Ship Office
Prom, The Tribvas's Washington Bpredn
----- =. -o,- ~ urull.-.

Prom The Tribvass Washington Bprean
WASHINGTON. Dec. Civilian j.
Love, es-prssident and general man
aeer Of the Emergency Fleet Corpor-
Ation. completed all preparations to-
day 20 remove to New York January
! TO take complete charge Of the
shipuing Boards operations at 45
Broadway. In order 10 coordinate the
passenger service Of government ton,
mage, Chairman Lasker announced. all
lines will report directly 20 Mr. Love.
With the departure OF Mr.. Love from
tho Washington Offices Of the hest
corporation the duties OF the tTaifie
department, which no headed here,
will be assumed by ". B. Keene, who
will have general charge Of traffic mat
tors involving ell routes in which gov
ernment tonnage IS used. Mr. heeno.
besides being a trustee OF the fleet
corporation. will have the title Of Di-
rector Of Traffic.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
NAVY Orders

from Tks Tr4buaes Wdsh.n0io1 BGrcaa
WASHINGTON Dec. 9s.-Sayy orders
issued to-day follow
Dismukes, Capt. y. t., n portsmon,h.
Irwin. Capt. ~ r. 20 18Th Naval Distrltt'
Kerriek Com. c. s.. TO submarine d.
Nichols, Com. y. r.. 70 Charleston.
Gresham, II. Com. ". J.. 60 destroyer
Peterson. IL Com. J. r. to Hampton
carney. IL. r. b.. TO L. s. s Delphi
Dlekerson. il. II. ~. 10 L. s. :. Pro-
psneSn. L. J. H., TO Hampton Roads.
Grayson. II. r. r.. 20 Asiatic station.
Hardlson. II. o. B.. 70 Pensacola.
polndexter, II. q. A.. 20 Washington.
kirkland, IL. q. 81 o., TO L. s. > M!ssis-
Palmer. II. 8. - c. J, to Z. s. 5. Texas.
Butler. Ems. p. d.. 10 L. =. s. Rappahan-
mock.
Farmer. Ems. c, to Z. 5. 5. Bushnell.
MacIiugh, Ems. II. r.. 10 L. y $. Beaver.
Downsy.. II. Com. J. o.. 20 New York.
Trowbridge. II. S. =, 20 New York
noh2w, IL q. 81 J ~, 70 Great LAKES.
nssntoldt; Ems H. G.: 70 L. 8 8 Arsonns.
Workman. II. Il. D., to L. s. 8. North
Barnes ch. Gun. u. W 10 san Francisco.
Evans. ch. Gun. T.. 20 L. 9. s. California.
henderson, ch. Gun. y. r.. 20 u 8 ;.
Gardner Gun. Z. C.. 10 Newport
Hart Gun. o. l.. 10 T. s 8. Arocstooii.
Marshall. Gun. J. L., to Washington.
Mueller ch. Mach. w.. TO L. =. =. Arizona.
Buckley. Mach. c. y r.. 10 L. s. g. Beaver.
Lowe. Mach. J. A.. TO L. :. $. ldaho
Fitzgerald, Carp. W. T.. 10 lneien Head.
Began. ~. o. p. 20 san Frnuclsco.
Glascock. Ems T. A, 90 L. \. s.luuron.
Morrison. Ems. ]. r.. 10 Cs,ite.
Mckenna. ~. ". H., 20 Cavits.
Beaeham, II. q. g) W. b. 70 L. s. s.
Black Hawk.
Moore EnA W c., 70 Destroyer Division a..
Gulleit, Az. elk. J. d.. 70 cayiie.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Woman Wins sIander Case

A woman lawyer, Mrs. Mfry W. Sut-
ton, Of Red Bank, N. j., was her own
attorney yesterday and won an ac-
quittal in Essex County Court in New
ark In a $4,000 slander suit brought
against her by David J. Hall. ofSS3s
Bank Street, Newark
lie asked damages alleging false ar
rest and declaring Mrs. sutton pub
licly called him a 'erooks and a
thief" She had him arrested. II was
brought out, for the alleged theft Of
three trucks which belonged 20 him,
but upon which she held lien. She
also expressed the opinion "hc should
be In Jail"
Mrs. sutton admitted the statements,
telling the jury her defense Eas that
they wete trua
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Cleared

Munaunar. Mcdonald; Nuevitss. 2iunson
Line.
Pinar Gel RIO CBD, white; Havana;
American & Cuban s S Line
TolOa (Br). Grant. Havana. Crlsiobal
and Port Llmon United Fruit Co.
cacique. Hunter Philadelphia; W n
Wien CDan). Jorgensen; sydney. y 81:
Moore 4 McCormack
Baltic OBJ. Roberts: Liverpool and
Queenstown. white ttar Line.
Kroonland, Munro; Antwerp; Red Star
Line
Mohlcan. Allen: Boston: Eastern s. q Co.
Maria GtaD, Ridarich; Palermo 20
PHILADELPHIA: Phelps Bros
Ryndsm DD. Krol; Plymouth and
Rotterdam. HOlland-America Line
Svalhlid (Dan). Larsen. Copenhagen;
Punch Edye co.
Fort 81 George Br). Dsvis: Bermuda /;
bradford ely Br). Eserton; Liverpool;
orient city lBr). Lounie: Rockhampton
and Melbourne via Port Arthur and Fau-
anna Canal. = $ Navigation Co.
Maunicock. Kingsley Port Arthur: i L
Lake Gnboa. Maeuire; Wilmington ard
Brunswick: clyde Line.
Western World. Bowen: Rio De Janelro.
Montevidco and Eucnoa Ayresi Munaon
Line.
BesserEen CSor). Basel; Cadlz and Bil.
boa. Garcia a Diaz.
Maronro tBr). smith: Hull and New
castle Eliermnns-Wilson Line.
Northinnd, Call; Boston; Eastern Co,
Corneiia. Carey San Juan and Ponce
Bird city. Rogers: Pernambuco and Rio
DE- Jancifo via Philadelphia; international
/ rrciFhdug Corr.
KarmcT CNor), orpetwoeht; NUeuta5;
PORK Curtis Bn. vandcnbarres. Bris.
bane and sydney via Panama Canal:
orizs6a. o'Keefe. Havana: q cuba
VAGUE. packard: Cape Haytien and Port
' de paix: Clvds Line.
Linneci (Br). Frasson; Montevideo and
I Bucnoe Ayr '. LampOrt & Holt
President Harding Grenning; Plymouth.
| cherbourg and Bremen; Y Line.
/ mond. Richmond Co
chsparaqua Darby; philadelphia; Baiti-
Dscre castle CBr). Edsapas; Norfolk
Barber Line.
Mexican. Keene. Liverpool 10 los An
Lines.
Astrea (Duioh) Leemau: Cape Hoytl
and Port de PaiX; Punch, Edye Co.
Sanramon. Eagiea. CongfHntinopie
] and Batoum: a y Bull
Benlnmln Bre(fcr. Gfunnah; Tampico
I AID Taiara. R J. Hague.
LyOrs Maru fJapl. TuuI I-Sura; NOfo-
l hama ana Kobe via Panama Canal and
\ Bstimorc. Nippon Yusen Kaisha.
Norfolk. Forrest; Baltimore; Clyde Line.
I 4 Church fHrl. Martin; Newport
/ News. Oriental Navigation CO.
I bohcme QtaD. MaTtnolich. fhlladel-
Z phia. Ponce. BroA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Arrived Yesterday

e,..v fNor,. proereso Dec u; % y Y
cuba Mall s 8 CO with hemp. PER ~
B'klyn -. 81. e...--.
aE IInbOn Dec 20 Oriental NeFlseHon
- yTlth Tndss. Pier z. staten Island.
vsrduiia gBr). London Dec .; 10 Cunara
g co with mdse Pier %, y II -,
Munorway (N0rl. Casilda Dec V .l o.n
tananao lf. 20 tho Munson Line with tuEaf
warner's Refinery. Edgewator n J:
Adam (Br). no Crando 90 Sui Nov ~
Santos rs. Rio De Janeiro 20 fleto.ia -,
Bahia 90. Para Dec .. baroaaos lfi 20
Booth Line with ~ pass. mans anu llu'p
scbr ROSA Fcrlita. Azim Oct 2; % master
with mahogany orr Red HOOK, bkln.
city 81 savannah. SaFhnnan - pto-
OCEAN s Co with pass and mdse. liel
sstornia Cpr). Glasgow Dec .. Moviile
10. Halifax 20; 20 Anchor Line ~i.h -
cabin. go third class pass malls ana
h1s Kogutp Man Jap. Norfolk Dec al 20
Suzuki CO with mdse In transit fle'
c. Jersey City. -. o..
Richmond y 90 WIN ihosoi '0'
" Norfolk. Bsnimorsi 70 Clyde CO
with mdse: Pier ~. " r. v..-
I'ys.d;. Sso5sl 4. 5srrHsn %sr 12 2cyd P'siGR SS
ndss; Pier !, American Docks l. -.
Freemsn. Norfolk pee 81 70 Poeahonta'
Fuel 20 with coal. 3bth g. n kiyn.
tom iS Boston II. to Cunard Line. with
~ cabin and zf4 third class pass mans
ana mdsc. Pier 50 N Il,
Vandyck (Bf), BuenO8 Ayrc8 Dec z. no
De Janeiro 70 Lampoa "a hPit 2a tsird i,ihd
class pass, malls and mdssi Pier H. 10
saagus. constsntinopis. Nov 8. Lisbon
Dec 4. 20 4 II Bull with mdsoi Fier zs'
Adoar. oenoA. Dec 2. 70 Punch Edye
4 Co, with mdse; anchored of Ouaran-
III Norte. Galveston. Dec 10: 20 South
orn Pacific Co with mdso. Pier 81, n II.
BOSTON. Dec 22-Arrived. Luccric (Br).
Calcutta and Colombo. Titan lBf). New
York for Yokohama Delaware New YORK.
osterdel tNor), CrnskloldWk va shie!asi
folk: Bristol Norfolk, Ontario, Norfolh
and baltimore. EOcene. New YORK. zlhl.
tugs Neptune. with barge No 6, Bangor
for New York; Eugene Hughes with barge
Mooremack no 2. Boston for Fall River
Hughcs proceeded with above tWOl. Nep-
tune Will take barges Vastly from Gutten-
burg for Beverly, Penobscot from SUFFOLK
and quincy from Wings Neck % destino-
fion: Perth Amboy, Perth AmbOy, with
bargos 700 and 76b. left barges ~ and I06
az Wings Neck. former for Gloucester, lat
ter for Boston; Wyoming Rockland, with
bArges 7f2. 7sC. T68 and 100 for New 1orki
u II Pilisbury Lynn. with barge I u
Fletcher. sailed San Bruno CBr). Ia
vana. Cristobal and Port Limoni Niels
Nielsen (Nor) from Dunkirk and Grange
mouth. 81 Johns B; r J Luckenbach,
New York and Paclnc Coast ports. II
Devereux. Philadelphia. Harvey u Brown.
Norfolk: penobscot. Norfolk West lslay'
Baltimorc west Loquassuck, Copenhagen
VIA Portland. BE. Cleared Lake Nirymon,
Charleston and jacksonville. ontario. Nor
folk and Baltimore. Rhode leland tBg.
Baltimore; Slavic Prince OBr), New York
and Philadelphia; Liberty Clio. Santos RIO
de Janeiro and Buenos Ayrea via New
York all 10 leave Saturday; Oxonian (Br).
Philadelphia; 21st, West Islay. Baltimore;
West Loquafguck. Aalborg VIA Portland !
san Bruno (Br). Havana,
svealand fswed). Philadelphia Dec 2l:
OF Quarantine,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day
AraneN

Vessel. Port. Agency.
Alpine RsnEe. Leith. Dec 2.-Furness-Withy
Lord Byron, Algiers. Dec 1. James Elwell
Lackawanna. London. Dec s... 81 u smith
Argosy. Colon. Dec 5........ vessel. .Duval
Florinda. Tarragona, Dec 8. Garcia a Diaz
Eastern City. Barbados, Dec 4..U Nav Co
Robin AdsiF, Cristobai, Dec 4.
Isthmian Line
Taurus Buenos hyres Nov Kerr Line
AlvaradO CrigtObal. Dec IL.
Pacific Steam Nav 90
Liberty Clio. Santos. Nov 25.
futcrnatioasi FrclEhting CO
HcKeesport, Duukirk. Dec 7..Conmopolitan
Missouri. Antwerp. Dec l....Au Transpou
Due Tomorrow
AEwlstar. Colon. Dec IS. United American
Pansman. Boston. Dec %. United American
Tuscarora, Manchester, Dec SIR l. Hague
Vesuvia. NapleH Nov 28.... Itaiia-Am Line
Clearwater, Buonos Ayres. Dec 1.
Munson me
Tilthorn. birmingham. Dec 1....Kerr Line
Menominoe. London. Dec 3. All Transport
slavic Prince. Oran. Dec 2. .Furneas-Withy
Due Thursday
Mesabi. London. Dec 49,. Int Mere Marine
Bolivian, Liverpool. Dec 9..Int Mere Marine
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
BY Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIpMASTERs

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o. tho positions 0f merchant vessels re-
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Position reports can aiso be sent
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No charge made for medical or
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reports,
The Radio Corporation OF America
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Medical ana surgical advice viii oe
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Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Davis Reminds His
Alien Hostages OF
Opportunity Here
Secretary Of Labor Gives Out
Christmas Message to b
Million Under Jurisdiction
Of Naturalization Bureau

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 22.-Declaring
that America opens wide the door Of
advancement 20 those who approach II
,ith an earnest determination TO labor
for progress, Secretary Of Labor James
! Davis to-day gave a holiday greeting
,o the g.OOo 900 aliens under tho juris-
dletlon Of the Bureau o. Nstursliza-
tlon IN IL department. Mr.. Davis was
on h,s&Way 20 Sharon, Pa, 20 pass
Christmas with his parents.
"rhoso who come 20 America from
oid,r lands" said Mr.. Davis, Seek
,np opportunIties for life, liberty and
banplness. offered under our free gov
srnmentsl institutions, have ample
cause FOR rejoicing AZ this Cnristn1,as
season, The alien In America to-ehy
has advantages which we're unknoNn
70 those Of Us who came 70 this COUNT
as immigrants forty years aso. =,
rests with him 90 take adVanthge Vi
these fortunate circumstances' ~
task is 90 find his chosen WORK aho 70
labor at II with diligence and earnest
ness. II Is his duty 70 acquaint MN
self With the government instltutlyhs'
The customs and tho ideals OF America,
and 10 give himself wholeheartediy 20
their support. He must shun t%ne nc
proua eandlst who would preach the
downfall OF the Republic.
nIf he looks about him he wiz hna
thousands Of the sueeesstul men OF
America who eamo here aliens Ike
bimself. The way Is open before him.
"The deep-seated conviction i want
10 be an American Is the vital thing.
finless he has that spirit he will fail
to get that profound satisfaction which
comes 10 those having. sought progress
an America are able. 20 say. with heart
felt gratitude: Thank God we are
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
New IntercOast
Lines Seeking
RateAgreement
Larger Companies Hold OFF;
Tonnage in Trade Now
Totals l 200, 900, Against
100000 Six Months Ago

Rspresentatives Of several oi the
never lines In the intercoastal trade
are nakinaSoyerturcs Tor restoration
81 the rate conference, Il was learned
yesterday. The effort has not pro-
cseded very Tar. and officials Of the
older ana stronger concerns are hold
ing aioof. II is doubtful II the move
ynent will be sufficiently successful at
present to result Ia q general meeting
On the subject
II was estimated yesterday that there
are now approximately 100 vessels OF
! 100000 tons Ia the coast to coast
trade, compared with soventy-hFe
ehips OF 60O.000 tons about elk months
ago. The remarkable increase In busi-
ness Is due 70 the rate war which was
launched wien the American Hawaiian
withdrew from the conference. With
rates averaging one.third 70 one.fourth
of the transcontinental rail charges,
shippers have taken advantage Of the
situation 70 send the bulk Of their
freight By water.
one steamship Official remarked that
whea the conference broke Up last
sumner the idea apparently was 20
get the pikers out Of the trade, but
Instead OF that there are nov twice a.
many pikers as before
W. J. Love, viee-president Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, was
asked yesterday II he knew Of an ef'
fort 70 restore the intereoastal confer
cnce. he replied that the board was
not doing anything at present and he
had not heard Of any other plan.
X. r. Iuckcnbach, who has twenty
tso ships m tho trade. said that there
s. not a chance" Of re-establishing the
rate conference Just now. II the Ship
ping Board will get out Of the business,
especially with the refrigerator ships,
private owners will have better op-
portunity 70 make money, he added.
lie expressed the belief that the gov
eminent ships are being operated st
fnaa
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

ChrrbourF ~. 70 white star Line with 3aG
first. fo7 second. 7el third Glass pass. mails
and mdEc. a. expected 10 reach Quarantine
1890 I'd aud VIII dock about noon AZ
Pier 4 HobokCn
llerFensfiord (Norl. Bergen Dec is. 70
Sorweg egian-Americsn Line with ~ cabin
and Ga fhirl class pass. mails and mdae.
d. expected a. COCK forenoon at soth a.
Bkiyn.
Wuerftemberc (CeTl. Hamburg Dec z. 20
United American Line with 2 cabin. bt3
n ira class pass. mslla and mdse; was i,oJo
miles east SANDY Hook noon Dec ~; u
cErectef On Quarantine Z M and dock
, 4 N az Pier 90, - r.
Colcmbia. san Pedro Nov 20. 20 Pacifc
Line with pass. mails and ra@a@. ls ex-
pectsd.to deck forenoon a. Pier 81. y -
horfe csNis Havana Dec 70; to Ward
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Rescues Six From Schooner
Freighter Menominee Saves
Men From Fishing Vessel

Word was received yesterday at the
Offices Of the International Mercantile
Marine Company from Captain f.
finch. OF the Atlantic Transport
freighter Menominee, that he had
aboard his ship six men Of the aban-
doned Canadian hshing schooner Cor
don Fudge. The Menominoe is ey-
peeted 10 arrive here on CHRISTMAS
Day.
No details we're contained IN the
message regarding the rescue, but it
Is believed that the little schooner wRs
another victim OF the NORTH Atlantic
storms and that the men were takeh
from her about 900 miles from this
port. the location OF the Msnomincc
when the radio was sent.
The Gordon Fudge, owned By G. o.
Fudge, Of 81. Johns, Newfoundland.
was bouni from that port for Spain
with salt esh.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Sailed Yesterday

Werterner philadelphia. Lightburne.
Port Arthur: Maine (Br), London. wales
Mnru Cap). Marseillca; Anaconda, Ant
werp: Shawnut. Tampa; Munwood, Nuc-
vital: Bylayl. Norfolk. Butt0nw0Od. Nor
folk. Margaret Hoc8 Grande. Lake Gil-
boa. Brunswick: Robert Z Hopkins, los
Angeles: Cambria Cristobai; Bird city,
RIO de Janelro: Wein dam, Sycncy. y
s william Rockefeller. Los Angeles. Bal
tic (Dan). Tampico. BOhomo QtaD. Phila-
delphin. Toluma (Nor), Bahia Blanca
Mary, Monte CriEu, Porto Plata, etc.
Mobile and Tampa
Eastern Sword, csrdin; Bansn CNor.
Bnnes and Kingston.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Marine Disasters

uosr0N Dec 2e--Coast Guard cutter
Acu,hnet fort word By radio tnnt sns w. ~
aground in Boston hAfDoF' i''~''u' -"
'lTTktIFAx. Dec ss--steamsv West hara, ,i,
away adrln more than q Mec. a',r,ssss
S,oi 4. being towed hers b. the > Mest
Haven: oxpscted 20 arrive Tuesday. U
cutter scnsoa, which vent 70 the former !
assistanoe from " Y. had not yse rsAehod
'hs ssoHIifTTIfAAfPToN. mi Dec ag--As the white
az iiaer Msiestio was docking IN gale
This afternoon she was blown 9ut oI ~ ny
cctirr, and collided with the BerengAI
crushing Two plates on ne latas tuasrsnsssia
win sail Tomorrow ~ scheduled,
glr Menomlnos tBD, from sondon loI
New York. has on board crew OF OF auAh'
doncd rchr Gordon y Fudge; former was
90T miles east OF AmbrOfo ~ noon yesteF-
day and expects 20 arrive Tucaday
BOsTON, Dec 22-Bargs Dorothy. with
pir iron, sunk az Bridgeport a few days
6g0. was raised with cargo intaes % se"'
ioSpoS. Dec s2-EfhnghArn. Hamburg
FOR New Orleans. before reported return
ing leaking In No 1 hold. ArriveS at Fal-
Tudors,ar tBrj. Seattle for olssgov;
Liverpool and London. iI In lat - % ~
Ion "a 90 W, with steering scar broken
a YES Of has gono 70 her assistance,
Torenta W Hansen (Nor). swansea for
Halifax. a. putting back 70 Liverpool WIN
bridge carried away ana leahlh8. -
sT JOHNS. Dec 22-Sohr oordon {
Fudge tBr), Torrcvieia for this port, was
abandoned IN lat $50 ~ Ion IS ~ W
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 2z 80 hrSturus,
Calcutta tla Boston arrived aitat having
been aground on thc liortcahoe.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 22-inlay, San
Pedro FOR this port, and Daisy Matthew
wcro IN collision south OF Golden onte'
both proceeding. latter nllghty damaged.
FALL RIVER. Mass. Dec N-Aotor
barge Anahgsc, when passing through
draw at Brghtman street to-day, was
damaged b. the bridge. which suddenly
lowered. carrying away her srnokestack
and DANA giug deck.
LONDON. Dec 22--Str EibersSn (Du),
Rotterdam FOR Fowey and New York. an
ehorcd on Lowcatoft. With all blades Of
propeller lost
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Army Ordera

From The TribuHe's Washington BErsou
WASHINGTON, Dee. 22.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Following 20 Msniia-welis. Capt q. r.;
MoFaui Capt X. M; Ferreo. Capt \.
lV.. De Wolfe. Il. V. G Fox. L. y =. f.
Aneruni. II. :. ~; Judd. II. }. r.: Ford.
~. r. -: jacobs. It. =. r.. Sha-p. -.
r. Essig. IL. J. W. Opie. II. Il. 4. v.
ouartermaster Corps
Haney. Capt. H.. 10 Fort Jay.
Higgins, u. u. r., 10 New York.
Miscellaneous
Dor-, Capt y. s.. Med C.. 20 Was lgton.
Keck. Capt. c. H.. Ord. Dept. 20 Joycr.
Hodgson. Capt. p. A., Eng. 90 Washington.
Werts. It. c. D.. Cav. 70 Fort Riley.
Smell. L. V. C., c. A., 10 Fort Ninnela
TrumSowsr. Capt. W. C. ORD. Dept. to
DicEinSon. MAJ. o. A.. +. A.. 70 san Fran
cisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Ship Owners May Withdraw
From Standing Committee

Devolopnenfs OF tho last lew days
indicate the withdrawal Of the Ameri-
can steamship Owners Association
from the standing committee Of man
aging agents Of Shipping Board YES
sells, which acts as the point Of con-
tact between the board and private op-
orators. II this takes place the COM
Tnittee will be reorganized TO represent
only operators Of government ships.
At present the standing committee
represents the American Steamship
Owners Association, the Pacific Amer
ican steamship Association, the United
gtates Ship Operators Association, the
Northwest Steamship Managers Asso-
citation, the South Atlantic steamship
Conference and the Gulf shipping Con-
ference.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Xessels Sold

Cantoienc. steel Gcrew. 1855 tons sold
by u s shipping Board 10 Anthony O'Boyle.
Point Arena. steel screw. i,is5 tons;
sold b. shipping Board 10 Sller hlll CO.
Santa Marta, steel screw, 2.1s1 tons.
sold BY United Fruit Co 20 United Fruit
Corpn OF Delaware
Surname. steel screw 1859 tons; sold
b. United Fruit CO 70 United Fruit Corpn
OF Delaware.
Tivives. steel screw, 2.76s tons; sold o.
United Fruit Co 10 United Fruit Corpn OF
Delaware.