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New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
.Iapanese Rates Ley.

The charter market in Japan is
lower than at this time last month.
and liner rates are high, notwth
standing the fact that the demand for
of idle vessels is increasing. There is
g great deal of agitation for the ANAL
gamatien of the leading Japanese ship
ping firms in order better to combat
the present depression. Nearly all of
the shipbuilding plants have made
large reductions in their working
forces, and many have been converted
TO other purposes. Commercial CON
struction is at n standstill. The naval
construction program, which PROV les
for the building Of large number of
subsidiary craft, will tend to relieve
the depression IN the shipbuilding a
dustry. 1t is estimated that the mum
ber of building ways, which totaled
more than 200 curing the boom, has
been reduced 10 less than so.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Arrived Yesterday

Nyanza. Seattle Aug 10. Tacoma u. San
f,raneisco ~ Colon Sept -: to Moore Dc
Volga (Brl. Liverpool Sept 9; TO II
Winchester. with coal. 72d st. N r..
Fort ST George OBJ, Bermuda Sept Is;
mails and mdse: Pier So. ~ r.
city Of Pittsburgh tnr). swansea Sept
13; 70 Merton. Lilly & Co. in ballast T;
American Legion. Buenos Ayres AUG 81,
Santos sept Z. Rio de Janeiro 1S. TO Nun
son Lires +. with ~ cabin pa % Third class
Toioa tBr). Limon Sept is. Kingston IT,
Havana 81; to United Fruit Co. with s8
VirgtnlasGix x press. Richmond Sept "a; to
Richmond & S Co. with mdse :;
creole. New Orleans Sept 90; TO Southern
Pacific Co. with pass and mdse; Pier 40,
Tanamo. san Juan Sept 90; to Atlantic
I. FSi Hn. 60 with 81 pass and m''e' f'eF
vasconia (Br), Baltimore Sept "a; to
Cunard Line, with mdse; Pier SIS. n r.
American Lines. with mdse; Pier c. Bush
Docks. Hklyn
oropesa (B2. Hamburg Sept 49, South
steam Packet Co, with 1873 first, 134 second
ca "a bin. 2s2 third class pass. mails and mdse );
Commodore Rollins tNor) Port Antonio
Sept 20: to Atlantic Fruit Co, with pass
and fruit Pier 26. 4.
Slithe tfr), snorn July 81, Genoa Aug
~ Marsetlles II. san Feliu 22 Alicante "a
Malaga 81. Huelva 81, Philadelphia Sept
q to Three Star Line, with mdsc.
AguadiIla and Arecibo IS. San Juan 20; to
Bull Insular Line. with pass and mdse
Pier 27 B'klyn.
Philadelphia, Baltimore Sept a.: to Clvde
Co. with mdse; Pier ~. y r.
Lake Galisteo. Baltimore Sept "a: to
n g. Cuba Mail Line, with lndse; Pier
Kno1yiilo city, Los Angeles Sept ! via
Prs PP[fag'25ai, Is 70 e Isthmian Line. with mdse
San Juan, San Juan Sept 90; to N &
Porto Rico Line, with pass. mails and
mdse Pier 35, b lxlyn
Michael Tracy. Norfolk Sept "a: TO NJ G.
Tracy with coal; Hackensack N j
John ID Archibald Port Lobos Sept 1G:
10 robert l. Hague. with oil; Off Tom pAins-
-, BIornholm tDan>. Port au Doc; to J +
Maraceibo, Mayaguez Sept 3e. ny To o. p,iss
Db'anett 8 Go, with pass, malls ana .ndse
Ponheur (Br), Para Sept 10: to Lamport
d Holt Line, with mdse; PIER T B'BivnN N0'N
Jean, Norfolk Sept 22; to A II I2n11
with mdse off Liberty, Ivan
Lioerty. Baltimore Sept %; to Coen,o-
l9nhano P2Ittan Shipping Go. with mdse, Pier 2.
-. Olga CDsn), Manzanlo Sept :. Niquero
n, Bolivar. Barbados. st Kits and st
President Van Buren. London 70 ,ho
United States lines with pass, mails and
Freeport Sulphur No 5, Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
New Liner Tuscania
Due in Port To-day
OH-Burning Anchor Steamer
Embodies Latest Comforts
for Passenger

The new ojl-burning steamer Tus-
cania, of the Anchor Line, is due in
port to-day. She is vessel of 16,700
gross tons and cmbodes the latest de-
tails for the comfort of passengers and
crew. She is 57l feet 6 inches long,
70 feet nodded breadth and AZ feet 8
inches folded depth.
Passenger accommodations are pro-
Vided on six decks, including space for
ESQ first and second class and 1,40O
third class. Cargo facilities include a
large cold storage chamber, with sep
arate rooms for fish, vegetables, fruit
and meat, and refrgerating machinery
for perishable goods and the manufac-
ture of ice.
The engines of the Tuscania consist
of two sets of Brown Curtiss double
reduction geared turbines and three
boilers, working at pressure of 22O
pounds square inch She is fitted
with large matches for handling heavy
and bulky cargo.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26

York and Boston for Glasgow tand pro-
ceaded)
HAMBURG. Sept 1a--wsles siaru Jap),
GLASGOW. sept 2o--pardsnas tpp,.
York corsieOns tbr) aiontrsal. a.,
ton; Ramon do Larrinaga (Br), baltimore.
EAlDnN, Sept 2o-,~Bihergen tpu), Men
SWANSEA, sopt a1--ca anadian squattssr
Dr>, Mentreali Canadian Nsyigator tBr>'
" inoRshNs. Sept 2I1Hardanger tBr).
EsBJiSRG. Sept 2i--west Loquassuek,
New York.
Departures
GENOA. Sep, 2a--Arahia tBr), New
ciiRIsTrAE1A,. Sept ss--nelhg o'"v
soGT1IAMpToN. Sept 2a--Aauitnnia
Now YofH; q, presdljn sRi gpu5' Baltd@ors; @
Independenee Hall, Phladolphln;
GLASGOW, Sept 22--Bafon b!oho (BD'
dRANdEMoUTH Sept 20 Inatra
(Fin), New York; 25. Jacob Macrsk tDan).
coLoMno. Sept 22--1Isl, Moon (trom
sourabaya}, New York 2a. Newby Hall
'1r5; MoNDoN, EeG 'gsn; sept .s1Bolngbroho tpr.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2s--colonial tBr),
TAIpEH, Sept 2s--city OF Lincoln (Br),
Nrom ShanghaD, New York.
PH1LIFPEVIbLE. Sep; 1s--Amphale
V PojsARio, sept 2o--celaena (pu). New
LONDONDERRY. sept 2s-saturnIa
n AhpRosaAN T19@ Hla'sH%1 sept N0nsroS
PORT TALBOT, Sept 22--Argalia tBr),
tBr), United States 25. Michael l. EN-
blricos (Greek), Baltimore.
,SHANGHA1. Sept 23--Havana Maru
oUEENsToWN, Sept "a Cedric (pr)
snIELDs, sept % y War Dan). Key
TYNE. Sept 24-scottish Maiden tsr>.
:. NARVIK, Sept 2o-Deutschfeld (Ger),
YOKOHAMA, Sept 2l-Hawail Maru
(Jap) from Hongkong). Seattle, Sept %;
Taiyo Maru Cjap) (from do). San Fran
FALMOUTH, Sept 20 - Glenmoor (Br),
SWANSEA, Sept 2s--J n Gordan. New
SHANGHAI. Sept a2-President Cleve-
land ,II,31, MTom Honghoosng) San Francisco.
Prince tDr), New York; West Camah. New
York.
FAYAL, Sept 2a-Britann'a rr) Nrom
LIvERPooL. sept 2s--cedric tBr>. New
YORK; Meean{ic. Montreal canadian
Sept "a, Ialavcere (Br), New York
LAS PALMAS, Sept 23-El Condado
ST viINCENT. c ", Sept 23-Dromore
Castle (Br) Grom Cape Town, New York.
BARRY. Sept 24-Canadian Ranger
(Br). Quebec
MANCHESTER, Sept 21--Alncss tBr),
Boston: Sept 80. sailed. Mercian (Br).
Philadelphia and New York.
HANRE. Sept 25-Paris (Tr). New York
(and sailed also from Plymouth).
BUENOs AYRES,, Sept 25-Vauben (Br),
NnN
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Oil Replacing
Coal for Fuel
On Steamships
Todd Sl,ipyards Get Orders
10 Put Mechanical Burn
ers on Twelve Passenger
asa CARGO Ocean Vessels
1000 Ships NowChanged
E1udreds of Inquiries Re.
ceived From Industrial
Plants Ashore, Is Report

indicating the rapid change from
coal to oil as fuel during the current
shortage resulting from the mine
strike. the Todd Shipyards Corporation
announced yesterday that within the
last few days it has closed contracts
FOR the conversion of twelve passenger
ard freight ships, of 81 sac gross tons.
30 mechanical oil burners. Included in
tnis number is the steamship Empress,
Of Scotland, owned by the Canadian
lacifc Company.
Officials Of the company said that
hundreds Of inquiries had been received
recently from industrial enterprises
ashore, showing a desire not only to
use fuel that was not affected by
strikes, but also to obtain the ad-
vantages Of its greater economies.
The Todd Shipyard Corporation to
date has equipped nearly 1000 vessels
With mechanical oil burners, it was
said. The trend toward oil and away
from coal has gained impetus in the
last year, following the prolonged
strikes, first in Great Britain and
afterward in the United States.
In addition to the Empress Of Scot
land, which followed similar conver-
siont for the Canadian Pacific Liner
contracts for the Calamares, Pastores,
Limon, Esparta and San Jose. Of the
United Fruit Company. the FL Cid, Ell
Siglo, Fl Dia and FL Rio Of the South
crn Pacific Company, and the City Of
Jacksonville of the Mallory Line. The
big Red Star Liner Kroonland is be-
ing fitted with Todd mechanical burn
crs in place Of an older type installed
some time ago.
Work on the five fruit steamers, the
II Siglo, FL Cid and the Kroonland,
will be carried out at the plant of the
Robins Dry Dock & Repair Company,
in Brooklyn, while the FL Dia, Ell
Rio and the City or Jacksonville will
be converted at The plant of the
Tietjen & Lang Dry Dock Company in
Hoboken The Empress of Scotland
will be fitted out by the Todd Oil Burn
crs, Ltd, of London, upon her arriva;
at an English port.
In normal times the cost of oil and
coal on steamships is approximately
the same, and the chief advantage Of
the former as fuel is its greater eff
fciency and the saving in bunker
space. During :hc recent disturbed
conditions in the coal industry, oil af-
ords large saving in cost.
1t was estimated yesterday that a
200 ton cargo steamer going from
dew York to French Atlantic ports
would burn 800 tons of coal, or 584
cons Of oil The cost of the coal at
!he present price for bunkers would
ne $3.50, while The cost of oil would
be $4,022 In addition, there would be
a saving Of AIS tons Of cargo space on
the oil burner.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Notice TO Mariners

fBy L. s. Hydrographic Office
The photographic Office under tho NAVY
Departinent Is csta biished 10 aid mariners
1t publishes nautical charts. books tables
and periodicals. Urgent information is scnt
broadcast daily by radio to assure .he
safety OF vessels. The New York office
at ~ Broad st. is open daily 10 4:3O
Masters and officers are welcome and NAV
consult. charts and books covering all
ports Of the world Mariners are requested
to forward all photographic information
to the neareat branch Hydrogra phic Office
About sept 25. Southern Trangles buoy
IT. Wet renobacot Bay Approach, Me.
in HpprnHimately lat 43 SO AS N Ion
e9 % W viii be moved 1900 yds 2s9
On Sept l2 the lumious power of Deet
Island Light. Boston Bay, Mass, in ap-
prroximately lat ~ 20 "a N lon 70 81 Il Il
W, was increased to 2,1O0 candles for the
light N
About Nov Great Round shoal Chan
nc! gas buy $, Nantucket Sound. Mass in
approximately lat II "a so ~ lon 50 IS ",
WI WI be moved about 965 yds 2G7 deg in
sheffield Island Harbor, Conn, was re-
built in approximately lat Al o. Oa Y.
ion 70 "a 80 w. This lisht Is now ex
noited 10 IT above high water from a rod
triangular steel pile dolphin with white
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Business Troubles


The foiin"i0i- petitions In bankruptcy
were flied yesterday in the United states
MORRIS GoLDBERG- involuntary; fur
niture. 1aG3 I'd av.
untary; i6S w. 22d st. Liabilities, $2.l40;
assets, S1S6G.
,rd;ld king &c g. 8 s. SCOTT INc.-lnvountary;
449 Audubon av. Liabilities. $s.35s; no
assets.
EPSTEIN & 1.EBENTHAL--Involu
FRANK rLuT2ER-Involuntary' rais coats
stationery. 1922 sd ". Bronx. Liabilities,
$1.25S; assets. $500.
SAMUEL LIcHTENsTEIN-voiuntary
EOS assets. S1oo.
lSDEPENDENT MOVIE SUPPLY CO.,
C.--Involuntary. T29 7th av.
LION STORES CORP.--1nvoluntary; re-
tail clothes, 500 Broadway.
ACE CLEANING s. EQUIPMENT co,
INC; ~ oluntary;. l6s 7th av Liabilities.
cAN1oR n 5hs'.s' : $sGiipi $sGiMWARrz Voluntary
liabilities. $4o47; assets, s4.414,
n5noN i5s G%RBoa u nroadma5 Mrg
Liabilities, $i5,712: assets. si5.143
JOSEPH FREED q co. involuntary ry !;
cloaks and suits. 100 W. 2lst st.
HYMAN MENIlB - Involuntary; 7a6
Broadway, clothing
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday in the United
States District Court:
j. E. McDonough for The Wilson Co.,
ladies' furnishings, 20 Maiden Lane with
bond of $1,000.
Henry Melville for Adolph H. Basson.
upholstery, East 10th Street, with a
bond of $500
!, Abraham Chaser for Louis j. Ensler.
clothing, s15 Broadway, with bond of
C. G. Ludvigh for Florome Chemical
with a bond of $1,000
Max Cedarbaum for Lucca importing
Co, Hancock Street. with bond Of
$500.
Leon saper for Morris Goldberg. furni
ture 1863 Third Avenue, with a bond of
$500. A
w. L. Cannon for Independent Movie
supply CO. Inc, 729 Seventh Avenue, with
branches at Buffalo, Albany and Me-;
haven, with n bond of $500.
Schedules in BaEISfur,cy
This following schedules in bankrun,cv
we're were fhed yesterday in the United states
district Court
LEONARD GHERTLER-741 Seventh
NEW YORK BAKERS s1ipPi.y2 70
lNC-Liablities, s1l.754; assets, sssS4
JOHN JCRGENSEN co, INC.-lao Lih-
cry Street Liabilities. s4S, ,3s2: assets
SCHWARTZ 6 JACOBS - LIABILITIES
1887; assets, $G,7G3
se1s hAY :, a. oReoAsHTI-Liabilities. sG.sts; as
MANESSEIT BRANDT--7a2 1sro.ao,a,,
$I,053, assets.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Norwegiarn " ages

Weekly wages, which have heen in
effect since March Is in the principal
industry of Norway, the lumber in
dustry, average as follows: Sawmill
yard workers. So crowns; planers, rs,
aad apprentice workers, 72 Monthly
wages. effective in the shipping in
dpstry average as follows: First, with
regard TO workers engaged in coastal
shipping, sailors. 1872 crowns; stokers,
100; FIRE engineers, ESQ to $40. and
mates. 2oS 10 421; second, with re-
gard TO workers engaged in seagoing
shipping. sailors. $50 crowns stokers.
185; engineers 260 to SEQ. and mates.
500 TO $50. The wages paid to mates
ard engineers vary according TO the
ships and the type and class of en-
Sioyaee
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

HAvRE. Sept 22-connespeak, Galvss.
YARMOUTH, Sept 22-Banchorv (nr,
LIvERPooI. Sept Mancbestsr
Sana, Mariner to1 1Br2 r.. PhadolPha; Canadian
LEITH, Sept 23--Cairneowan tDr
uoa, G,rnALTAR, 1A TAB S Sept 2a-Roseden cBr>.
Tor Genoa; lalembang (Du) New York
:, j lM,IAANcHEsTER, Sept aa-west celina
PhIladelphIs a Dc Va Liverpool. 'S' 'i'''
F4 ~ - se' 24-Hartington (Br), Bos.
cAnn1Sn. Sept 24-ruscaloosa City. San
BUENos AYREs, Sept 24-Kerm,t
GTBRAITAR Sept 5f22 GsW faxsed Y9Ft Carlton
New orleans for Venice; 2sd Catertna Cutrietnm
GerolomlGh GtaD. Pert Arthur FOR seaoa Genoa
Catsnia; Giuseppe Verde QtaD New York
KOBE, SEPT 2l-Amur Maru (Jap,. San
Savannah. wa
,r,1 cALCuTTA. Sept 2l--city OF Benares
lJap>, Tacoma for Hongkong; West crowa MsTu
Portlatd, Ore: 22d, Arizona Maru (Jap1,
cisco; Simaloer (DD, San Francisco.
LISBON Sept 23-Braga (Fr), New
ROTTERDAM. Sept 22-Hampstesd 4
Heath (3r), Wabana; 22d. shjckshinny
.n,;IS nn1TAsT. sept 22-Yngaren (swea),
AMsTBRDAM. Sept a2-Bawean tnn
New York and Montreal via Rotterdam.
PENANG Sept 23--Belierophon (Drl.
New York. i -
,rt sHANGHAI. A,NNGHAI. Sept 2a--Empress of Russia
EAST LONDON, Sept ea-tIypatia tBr>.
R1( HoNGnoSe, fa6o1Ss Sc; Sept ,n n.3Harola Dollar
Stanley, Phladeiph!a: Tvnd,rnus ~
Seattle. w y
MANILA, Sept 2a- Teryo Maru tJap,
PORT SAID, SEPT 28-selma CITY New
Orleans fora Alexandria ' >e''
rhtl. hptlh9.MouTH l.s,en, .sept -Housatonic t3r).
YORK aofk f2r Cherbourg Snd Bremen cana nro.
Seeaeo9 24th. Nieuw Amsterdam fi5t1
Nsw 1.s York for Boulosne and Rottetiiayy,,, ;,
&ah.l pTofeeced9; .5th iceland fnrt 49,
I forK l.k 4 or or AHtwerp tand proceeded1 e''
60 Es!HAGEN, Sept 24-Fredcril, y-rr
IL LiVEykP,ooL; yI,; Sept 2a-Adrlatic tBr,
! cahopic iBr) MONTREAL. ND''' Montreal;
~oVILLE, Sept 94-Assyria {Br,. Nav
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Cleared

q nd MdagTetania snNta SBD. Rostron; cherbourg
Norman bridge. Grooes' Tamnico 80
Perth Ainboy; Hausteca Petroieump GO 70
y, IRE hrei1 I,. lzel Or, Alice; Havre to Balti-
fax; F whitney 8 Co. - '>'''''vS' Han
c,rfs,nad1a tfansma' Corning; Port au Prince and
SrlstobaI Panama r r Co.
c. Cry OF Lahore ur) Rowland; Port
Sa1d i9na and nd Aden; Norton, Lilly & Go.
Plata 1,eriqs HSst' ebr}' hGes' Montevdco and La
,o;I Je1fsrson Horsley; Norfolk; Ola Domn-
s b Hunt. Mckenzie; Philadc1nhta. poh.
ert L Hague. '''''' i'o'-
G, Maple ! johnson; Philadelphia; Halschaw
Richmond G. n Y s 't,''' Co. i''ci''n0na'
G 9elaware' y Jaw Robinson; Portland; Eastern
q Ss9nseiy s,ass llNor>, Endersen; Charleston; s
CITY city Of St Louis, johnson. Savannah
psAaan Al9nons H,, (TRs9,; TayIer: Singapore and
e,% " ray castle G8r), Smith; Yokohama
Lines - oeA = q"
Mayaro tbr) Drysdale; Grenada, rrini-
dad and Demerara; Furncss, Witty & Co.
| Harriss, Magill & Co.
Orleans. Dava; San Pedro and San
Katrina Luclenbach. Hayes: Los An
geIes and San Francisco Via Panama
canal Luckenbach Co.
! Nacata, Devries; Antwerp to New Or
leans International Frcighting Corp.
Feitore' SVendsen; DaiQuir; Ore s
csn.y}y, sJayar}y, Barth Georgetown; Atlantic
Eastern Tempest, Nrsen: st John. Hull
and Newcastle j IL Winchester & GO
p,;a,ag anglo -Ehilian GBr), Lord; Cardiff
sangamon, Eagles; constantnople; A II
! Bull Co. -
:, Providence (Fr), Marcantetti; Palermo,
3S 3MaPies pies and Marseiiles via Boston; James
william Rockefeller, Lihdals; Port Lo-
City OF savannah Borum Savannah.
| Ocean S Co. A.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Dangers TO Navigation

(By u S Hydrograph!c Office)
North Atlantic Ocean--Off the American
Coast
Following obstruction was reported Sep
temher 90. lat % 28 Ion 81, o tree with
out branches so IT long 3 II in diameter
roots projecting IT above water--Herrnat,
Frasch.
Along the Oversee Routes
september is. lat AZ So lon 43 OF. red
conical buoy-Colombo. September 4. lat
81 45 lon 81 2s. log 30 1T long 2 It in
"a Ion 81 40, spar buoy attached TO bar
rel. spar showing 10 feet above water-Wea1
InsEip.
Ice Reports
Ice has been reported as follows: Sep
tember 10. Int 4S 81 Ion ~ 10, 2 small
terSs; lat ~ 81 Ion ~ 81, large berg
"ymbric Pride s Manchester Corpora.
ton (Br) reports large iceberg on Sep
tember 15 in lat ~ - Ion As 43; berg
waa apparently aground and surrounded
by rowlers-Iriehm hman. September l5.
lat "A a. Ion 4s So, small berg and /
Frowler-~Truro City,
The Canadian Signal Service reports ice
N the approaches to and in Strait of Bellt
Isle as follows: hevingham (Brl-
September 81, lat So Ion C2 10. large ice
berg; lat 10 80 lon 53 0S, small berg
la' So 80 Ion SO 81. large berg and small
berg; lat 81 6S Ion "a ~. two large bergs;
Blk miles off Belle Isle berg, and near Point
Armour small bergs s Minnedosa (nr) j.
50 &c lon 81 oG berg lat 81 II ion IS %,
berg: lat 52 22 Ion So 2, berg lat 52 23
Ion 80 q. berg: lat 81 SO lon so, berg; >
miles cast OF Belle Isle bergs and 8
miles 1o1 deg off Greenly Island iow-lyina
berg Belle Isle-Septombar 81, 3 bergs
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Army Orders

from The Tribune's Washington Bursou
,.srca as.hl@NCToM. @ Sept. 25.-Ariny orders
Infantry
15o%e' Ion cSart. D, d., TO Walter Reed Hoap.
pen eGnet' MAJ. D. A, to Camp Travis
fassn,or' norn' ~. 10. r.. to 1T. George Wright.
Medical Corns
Jonti:, Ta r,tla NJ: Coz. j. NJ, to Philadelphia.
yyihIniah, capt. b. L., to Walter Read Tlosns
discharget'--Gooleln, Lit e. Il.
y,.,, Quartermaster Corps
W " l'son, Maj L. G.. to Honolulu.
clauson. Capt. *. w, TO Knoxville.
c,. Coast Artillery
sampson, II. r. w. to san Anfonio
Linaner, Mai. q. b.. TO Walter Reea Eo.n
e.. Signal Corps
SSthliofd Capt. II. H., 70 Atlanta
aeatn' Ii. j. NJ, To canlbridge
Miscellaneous
iK5osHIwitI: KosI,y Il l.. g.. Eng. to West Point.
hrelty' SApt j.. j., Fin Dent 10 chto,
Red JHhap,ain HaIn;,n W A., L. g. A.. to walter
SSauires' MAJ. W. A.. Den. c.. to Ra,t,r,
eurtls. Lit II. T.. Air svc., to IT. ahsriase-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
,vo. Ian 6 Amhroee sopt "a

Tivives 1,f6n S Ambrose Sept "a.
yestris $50 n Ambrose Sept 25.
w G Teag1c 60 NE Hatteras Sept .s
w n Libby lot - 80 Ion 4s "a sept 2b,
West Gotomeka lat d2 10 Ion 10 / Sept a5,
Dixie Arrow E3 sW Dikmond Sept 10,
Elisha Walker 100 SW Hatteras sept rs.
Charles II Hnrwood 30 ME Diamond
Sept 26
W II Tlford IS Sc Diamond sept IS.
Margaret gb n Hntt.raa Sept 30
Transportation 13 u by n Block Island
Sept 2h
suiYclk II u by Block Island Sept 25.
Brush is SIT Fire Island Sept 26
Robin Admir- goo S Ambrose Sept 25.
Capiiio a4$ SD Ambrose SEPT rs.
Aiontrolite 205 NE Diamond Sept IS.
West Isay 500 IL Ambroeo sept 20.
scandia 200 SI3 Cape Sable Sept 2b.
CnnAl lO0 S Ilntteraa Sept IS.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Duo Saturday

f3aconia. Queenstown. Sept 81,
Cunard Co
Ryndam. Plymouth. Sept III.
Hoiland-Amerl Line
Morro Castle. Havana. Sept ~.
N Y& Cuba Mail s Co
Cambria Cristohai. Sept "a u 8 Army
Due Sunday
Cedric, Liverpool. Sept 81 White Star Line
Constantinople. Algiers, Sept IL.
Galanos & Co
cala,narea. Port Lllnon. Sept -
United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Paris. Havre. Sept 25........F French Line
Bergensf1ord, Bergen. sept -.
Norwegian American Line
Dante Allghieri. Genoa. Sept Is
Mcdonnell S Truda
Belvidere. Trieste SEPT is. .. Phelps nros
Santa Elisa. Cristobal, Sept IS.
w r Grace & Co
Cameronia, Glasgow, Sept 2s. Anchor Line
Curacao, Sept %,
Bliss Dallett & Co
Fort st George, Bermuda, Sept 80. .'N' ''''''
Furness, Witty & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
u. S. Limits Shanghai Mail
Arms Conference Agreement in
Effect Mo-. so
From, The Tribune's WASHINGTON Bureau

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Fulfill-
mcnt of one of the pledges made by
the United States at the arms confer
encc will be completed on December
81, when this countrys postal agency
at Shanghai is abandoned, it was an
nounced to-day by the Postoffice De-
partment.
No mail marked for distribution
through this agency will be received
after November 80. From then on all
mail to China must be sent subject
to the international postage require
ments affecting United States and
China.
Postmastcrs are particularly eau
toned to observe the circumstance
that after November 80 parcel post
packages to Shanghai cannot be in
sured or sent c. 0. D., since there
is no provision yet for the transmits
sion of insured OF c. o. D. inter
national parcel post packages. Parcel
post packages for Shanghai as we'll as
other parts of China may be reg
istered.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Change Of Masters

Albert Hackley succeeds George Can6eI1
command barge Mary H. ~
Jerry Kocan succeeds Edward 7 Dillon
livan. Su'
command barge u S No PAT.
FRANK ii Avery succeeds John l. Spooner
command steam screw Mohawk
James Dalor succeeds Clarence C Erie
dell command barge Balloon.
oItiIord Nelson succeeds Ellis w Hill
9 ofeth IN co1nmand gasoline screw Socony No
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Danish Shipping Better

Owing to increased activity in the
building industry and in shipping. the
number of unemployed in Denmark is
becoming less, amounting on Septem-
Der to 21,422. On May S the un-
employed numbered $4,000 and on
August 12 $4,000. There is M ,ahov
unrest and several wage acrasmants
have been prolonged to 1924 To- oS
dency, toward splitting is observed in
Danish unions. Muntny wages paid in
the shipping industry of Denmark ara
as follows; Sailors, 1os crowns.
stokers, 1856; mates, 200 to sos, ana
engineers, 260 to 73O.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS Am
SHIpMA STEERS

The Tribune publishes daily report,
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re
celVed through the Independent W,re-
less Corporation and the Radio Corn6-
ration OF America. Shipmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus NAV, witbl
out charge, report their (rR1 noon
positions through the following CON-
meFeial sta,sa radio stations IA the United
states proper. 1t Is important maj
tnese reports should be sent prorontIv
al noon each day In order thai thayy
may be received in time for puhiic,t inny
POSITION reports can also he sen;
hrough the stations of the IndenerSent
" W lHeiess telegraph Company. Inc New
3Wsr, GTS city WcGD,. Babylon, /. I.
New London. Conn. (WST(. "SA''
no charge made for medical on
reports. "''u "eather
The Radio Corporation Of Arer,o.
WiIl th receive position reports thromeh
me following stations: Cane Set, Gsa
W., Siasconset. Mass (WSGS New
LONDON, Conn (WLC), Cape NAV Ne,v
neolcar and surgical advice will, y.
gwen free through the Radio Cnrna mnt DC
iion iIon, OF America by the u. s pmhi1o
New-York tribune., 1922-09-26
Fire Record

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