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New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Arrived Yesterday

Joseph seep, Mslno Oct IS; 10 Roesst T.
HaKue. IN ballast: on Tcfnpkinsviiie, 81
Sisaoia. GartaGens Oct as Porto Coiofn-
bia so. Santa Marta 81. Crstobai Nov 2.
Kingston {; to United Fruit Co, with Ss
nsss. malls and ndse; Pier i5. y r., :,
Coiawatsr. Sunderland Oct "a: to ] III
Winnhssser g. Co, with e.5Ss tons OF coal.
Light g. Power Co. Astoria. Ii.
. Hamburg American Line. with j cabin.
.ss third class pass. mails and mdse; Pier
Fort 81 George {Rr}. Bermuda Nov :; 10
Furness bermuda Line, with 2s7 pass,
msils end mdse: Pier s5, = r..
nldse; pier 1. % pklyn. * 49, '''n'' w."
Wien tDsrl. Newcastle, n b. Nov Q; to
MOORE d Mccormack, with lumber; 18th
Stanley Dollar, Vancouver oct .. cristo-
pa 49, Phnadelphia Nov 8; TO Dollar = S
Line, with mdse; Pier 6. Bush Docks,
Homeric fBr. southampton and Cher
eonrs Nov l: to White Star Line, with a27s
mails and mdse; Pier 90. N r.
Golfprince. Port Arthur Nov l; TO Gulf
Nehnng Isnnge Co Nth ell sayopns say
slyds $ Co, with pass ana n,dse; Pier
Bur fNor>. caraenss oct a5, Nuevitas so,
rndss: OF Liberty.
Ansiila. ,cardenas Oct 81, Philadeiphta
mdsei Pier II. L R.
jefferson. Norfolk Nov I; to Old Domia-
Ion transportation Co, with rndse; Pier
Helen, Boston Nov s; so A H Bull, with
mdse: Pier 81, B'klyn
Menomines tBr), Boston Nov &; to
Atisntic Transport Co with ndse; Pier
81, N r.
NJ 4, J Tracy, Norfolk Nov Z; TO M g. j
Tracy, with coal; Hackensack 4 r.
Pittsburgh tBr), Philadelphia Nov S, to
white star Line, with rndHe: Pier 81. N r.
Argus, Philadelphia Nov 8; to Black
xpiarnond nd Co. with nndse; Pier 8, Army
Dorothy, Norfolk Nov Z; to A II Bull;
Morse3s Dry Dock. B'klyn.
Hattie Luckenbach, Santiago; to Luck
ehoeGh Co, With 'ndse; 35th st, B'l,lyn
Harrison Smith, Colon: TO r I. Hague,
with mdss; Ore Dock. Constable Hook = j
steel Inventor, Cristobal Nov j. to
lsthtnian Line, with mdss; Pier 20 z, r.
Afapahoe Jacksonville Nov 6; to Clvde
Line. with pass and rndse; Pier az, N Il.
~, ,surinam, Demerara, Trinidad and st
steel Exporter, Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Sailed Yesterday

Bylayl, Norfolk: Thoraerd fNor, Tam
gieoi J A Moffett Jr, Texas City; william
y Warden, Baton Rouge; Mongolia, Ham.
9usf ~ Estero, New Orleans; Mohawk.
yacksohFlile; Seydlita (Ger). Bremen
Adriatic tBr1, Liverpooi Mount Cav
fnr1 Gfnsmourg; Esperanzs, Havana; Mesaba
1s, Sbr!, LONDON; FL occidente. Galveston,
quiana lBrl. st Thomas; sunoco (Beigl,
Antwerp; socony towins barge,. port
n.iaur ,,,ia !, ssorvik tswl Montreal; PhiiadsI-
8 b Hunt. Port Arthur; Corse Castle IEr1
cape TOM; sehre Howard Smith. Charles -
}on, Ion, Albert T. Paul. Phiiadelp lphla: sally
p. Hudson tFrl. Phiiadelphis: wn, Gree,
aampico; J Tracy, Norfolk; city OF sa ,
Eannah, savannah; Madonna tFr}, Lisbon ,
hennecott. Los Arreias and san Fpsn.
CISCO; rt; Pr;ns F'redsrik tTendrik (Dt). cans
Esit.; sit.; Mirahores tBr), Santiago and Port
Ahtohio; Turkeston (pr). Montreal "
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Cleared

ESP hsperanza r. White. Havana and Pro-
sreso; & Cuba Mail s Co.
s,aai. ,nnok9; I;a Baroe; Antwerp to Philadelphia;
Iurkestan !, rt,s tBrl. McFarlane Montreal;
j Winchester e. Co.
ana GuIsns y, Sro Sbr}, carmicchael; st Thomas
|sinz Frederic Hendrix (pG, Van der
Baraen; gsy. / Cape s Haitien and Gonaives; Funeh,
Msdonns tFr), Houton; Horta and Anera
Via Providence sA
aeauS aneren yis (Fp hs GSEan nsvss ana Bor
,, Mitlo tNor). Holst, Tampico: Huasteea
Petroleum Co. ''ea
e,h.h,tsi,s hpittsbursh 5Br, Jones; Bremen via
Line. 9'iei'cah
drseiana tBr). Clark; Leith to philadeI-
phia; Furness. Witty g. Co
Silvio (Br), Mitchell: Halifax. Bowr,ne
Co. 'o"iihs
soti El occidente, Campbell; Galveston;
:, Herman Winter, Allen; Boston; Eastern
S. .. Co. va
Fl Estsro. Petersen New Orleans;
Robert Hoplzlns, Reeves; San Pedro
via Panama Canal; ID r Warden
6, Mohiean, Lindland Portland: Eastern
6 solTsna Nor), vedo; Norfolk; Munson
: Mirahores tBr), Blair; GuaHanamo.
2s,,tt 2smttaso 60 and Port Antonio; Atlantic
40, a G Bedford. Cove rampioo; Robert IL
,,ls. asnan tNor>, Tenetsen Santiago; United
IIomeric tBr), Howarth; Southampton
Vis Gherbour&; white Star Line
Eastern Crown, Hun; 1Durban to Savan-
nah G Mallory {. Co
Edgar Lnckenbach, Baarstad; Boston;
Northland. Call: Boston; Eastern S Co.
inoa, Dalton; Puerto Plata and La Ro-
mana; Clyde s e Co.
:, Marore, Turnes; Cruz Grande Ore g
b
Sen yelna. |. Hsn,lin Sweeney; Perth
Amboy; Crowel! 4 Thurlow.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Loy We H ca d 5
n. Y. Office Of
Shipping Board
Has Full Charge of North
Atlantic District; Super
vises ALI Passenger Lines;
Change Effective at Once
Succeeds A. f. Mack
Retains Post as Vice-Presi-
dent and General Mana
ger of Fleet Corporation

Fvon, The 7'+ibuste'a Washington Bure1u
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-W. J. Love,
vice-president and general manager of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation, was
directed to-day to take full charge of
the North Atlantic district at New
York City, succeeding A. F. Mack, who,
on account Of pressing personal bust
ness, has rendered his resignation. The
change, which was announced by Chair
man Lasker, will become effective at
once, Mr.. Love having already departed
for New York City to assume his new
duties, which he will handle in addition
to his post as vice president and gen
cral manager of the feet corporation.
Thomas II. Rossbottom will continue
as manager Of the United States Lines
at New York. w. b. Keane. who has
been Mr.. Loves assistant here, will as
sumo the management Of the traffic de-
partment, having been elected to-day as
n trustee OF the corporation for this
purpose.
In General Charge Here
Mr.. Love will have general manage
ment Of the Now York organization Of
the fleet corporation. which includes
nearly one-third Of the governments
tonnage. In addition he will have gen
eral supervision of the operation Of
all goyernmen ent passenger lines. includ-
ing the feet in the North Atlnatic, the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
American Ports

BALT1 MORE, Nov s--Arr'ved; indian
(Br), Antwerp; Rexmore tBr), liverpool
Boston.
New York; Cretan. Philadelphia; Tartar
Prince tTsry (from Beira), Philadelphia;
phia and Baiti,nore West Elcasoo, Ant
werp and Rotterdam Via Baltimore and
Norfolk; Grecian, Norfolk; Winding Gulf,
cHARLEsToN, 8 c. Nov s--Arrived:
Anna Masrsk DAM, Cuba:
wan nAanSeT0D rsS ssat,s Nov 'A55,nsa gdfs1
charles n Everass. Philsdeiphta: sailed:
deau4; solarina Tampiso; Paul II I1ar-
MIMPToN soAps, Va. Nov s--Arrivsd:
chant (Br). Baltimore: Glouaester. Boron;
Hamilton, New York; Hampstead (Br),
lnnope: r. lnaatra {Tinl, palimore; Lake
yyanin, Chile. sailea Hilton, New iq.E;
rs East TsM fIoIy sa Pan faSeE s pu5n usae SF
JACKsoNVILIE Fla. Nov s-~~Arrived:
Commaclt, ssvannsh; Gulf King. Fort
Arthur Sailed: Apache. NewEorki Cuba,
PANAMA CANAL. cristobal, Nov 5
Sailed 1.evsnt Arrow, ;;ew York; Thode
Deal Los Angeles.
PhILApELFH1A, Nov s--Arrived: Dor
" N Burton. Texss CITY; merrimsok,,
Jacksonville and savannah; shawnaut. New
YorN; q II Kemp Baltisnore; Hiiversunl
(R,), New Yoris. sailad: nuna r.,n aNorI' aUi'
Port Aptonio; Antilla. New York; Bayonne,
New , yor!; yo; skesnsas = tr?; Manchester via
e.abg, lBr). Lisbon; Monsauls. Los Angeles,
etc; Adameilo %. Norfolk ana Key West
Gs Se9s 4SisS Tes Wass Nov TepsS s14sy.a
kalses. Tampioo: Trinidadian. savanneh;
ssgeG asgeL9 from saf.d navel al, ststons aulnand
Ttin!dad Deli wynn. Tampico NS's'
tSorj HasI,as hAn Sog Hedd, ,nasfjs,a
chicago Maru (Jap1. ~ de n Janeiro: ofsps; pps-
isw Hoea Grands Fla G 5eanests lsis0i Kayssr ssts
xers MseRRs nhp n Raqfs5esS Ne,sss Ns
(Br). Beaumont santa Marta. Port Bar
rios; saranac ,tsr), England; Tiger tNor,.
Tfnxillo. Tampa Sailed: Antillian tBr).
nesas az az Tero 5amAisa SSXis,: Kiasssaa
PORTLAND. Ore, Ncv, s-Arrived: Pana-
Andrea II Luckenbach, New York via
Puget Sound AMERICAN, New York; Mys-
sudbury New York.
PORTLAND. Me, Nov p--sailed: Frank
In X Lane. Tampieo; Transportation, Nor
Win6sor, y s; Abbie c Stubs {fron Novs
seotia), New York; Seth w Smith (fronl
81 John, II 81, Now York; Fleetwood OBJ
Small fror Bangor).. New York; Annie p
Chase (from Bangor, New York
San FRANCISCO Nov 9--Arrived.
Robin Gray. Baltimore; Nebraska fBr,
ASTORIA fos London; Cutburra, Nome.
Sailed: I,urlihe, Honolulu via Astoria
SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov e--zArrived. Per-
sian, JacksonviIle fand sailed Baitirnore).
Sailed: Clydsmede tBr), Huli; City Of
Atlanta, New York; City OF Augusta. Bos-
ton Commack,s Jacksonville.
YINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov s--Ar-
rived and @ sailed Lucia P Dow. Philadel-
pnia Tor Calais; sally Persis Noyes, Phila-
Evelyn. Port Reading Cor Calaie Edward,
Smith. Port Reading for Waidoborg Aftnas
f.rince lBr1, New Haven for kipRsport
y 6. Sailed: schr Beyrl N Corliur 9Rri
from New York). Yarmouth. n s.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

81
vessel Port Agency.
Hsdssper, Baenos Ayres. Oct 70:
sewsy 1la,l Gibraltar. Oct s. 'a''0a LINES
Jersey city. hiddieahro. OF Il. :.
Parisiana. Leish oct "a. .Turnesss g withy Wi W
Tartar Prince. Boston. -. .Furnoas- withy
'Bankdaie, Marseiiles. Oct 81.
Half Moon. Boston. Nov, s.
United American Lines
southwestern Miller Londen, Oct aa; -
santa Rosaiia. Buenos Ayres. OCT In.
Marconis, Aimerin, Oct 10.
Ariaonan Boston. Nov Q,
United American Lines
Due Tomorrow
scottsaurg, Hamburg. Oct So. Barber Lines
sssiswsti. ssls,a. Gb,braltar, Oct "a runch. .Tdye
Due sunday
MaiaSca Maru. Algicrs. Oct 2S.
rloridian, cristobal. Nov 3.
steel inventor. crstobai. Nov. i. $3.50
1sthmian S 8 Lines
Due Monday
Kentuekinn. Boston, Nov l2.
United American Lines
Lucia, Trieste. Oct 1s. Phelps Bros
Monticeilo, hamburg, Oct 20.
United American Lines
Calico. Shields Oct 81
Ellermans Wilson Line
Due Tuesday
Zaremho, Bordeaux, Nov i.
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
saucon, Hartlepool. Oct 81 80. .Lykes Bros
Due Wednesday
West Lashaway, Marseiiles, Oct 81.
Mallory Transport Co
Lloyd Royal Beige
Nisaristan. Alden, Oct IS.
James w EIwell Il Co
Casper, Buenos Ayres, Oct ~
1nternatione, Freighting Corp
Santa Barbara. Los Angeles, Oct rs.
Isthmian Lines
Due Thursday
Ampetco. Amsterdam, Nov $50. r l. Hague
New York, Rotterdam. Oct al. r T. Hag ue
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Change of Masters

=, y nonn : oHara nuccseds Joseph carrou
ceihHapd steam screw Catherine Carroll
Anthony Jackson suceeeds Wijlta1n ". ",
ness conlmand barge Grandma "a
5ohn " Merrill succeeds Leo Brennan
command steam screw Windsor.
Easard succeeds II II Anderson com
mana steam screw New Haven.
Ieter J Burns succeeds Herbert I, Pom
In =, command steam screw Fiorence.
Charles Johnson auccaeoss Ware, IT
Smith. cet e"fs Huoscn
3 Sweeting succeeds Tbomas ,r
eon,mand mm. gasoline yacht Pauline m '''
william Fennecheu succeeds wiiitiia~, ~
Seh SSIhanhs harl command steamer gcra "a,
Hudsins succeeds Andrew ze1ana
o,..iiand tnsl steani screw John Traey
sJ;otrse Wainwright succeeds villa N,
H'iolofo command steam screw NnrSof5-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

surinaln, Trinidad oct 81; to Clyde $ S
NC noon ~i ~ per aiis gsPestsa TO aoci fore
Aauitania .tBr). Southampton Nov 4. TO
caaard 8 s. Co with malls is expected to
18th sr)! 0N'
President Roosevelt, cherbourg Nov g.;
TO y Lines with .nails; is expected 70
Dents lErl. Para Oct 20; TO Booth & Co
wits mails; is expected to dock at foot s2d
Due To-morrow
rpnce tFr),, Harre Nov 4 to French
Line with mails is expeeted 10 dock Do fore fore
noen At Pier q. R West 10Th stJ. X
ass Msh ss say i eteeelsa to nn,ssa
dosE, sI..,,,a = pisr s,n,,s s. yves, ssth st)
aoea late to-day or forenoon sunday at
Pier IA B'klyn taiontague stJ
Due Sunday
ssmafia (Br], Liverpool Nov 2 to Cunara
so~snS Go With H.. mails {. is expected to dock
Finland, antwerp Nov >; tc Red Star
Line with mails " eSpected to dock fore
nosn snon'ashe. ss rass 81 gS, ss;.. .ss. s0th
James " Elweil q Go with RAILS: is ey-
gsesed to dock afternoon at foot aIst st.
:. Celtic (Rr) Liverpool Nov a 10 White
Star Line with malta is expected TO docE
afssrs s.a9. sson at Pier %, r West 18th stl.
LsraDert d Holt Line with mails: is ex
pested 70 dock ct Pier ~ Eoboken.
= Ulua i6rl. Port Liraon Nov &; to United
Fruit Co With mails; 10 expected to ,3ocl
afternoon at Pier Is, e f (Maiden Ians5.
Naraeas Mayagnea Nov 7 to Bliss Daa-
iets Co With mails; ~ expected 10 dock
B'&iyi, fNonsaguesst).
Due Monday
yssss fors Agency
Noiendsin, Plymouth, Nov :.
Bergens.jord. chris,ianis. .o Noy Ashefica = Line
BarscoA Kingston Nov Ciyde s s,.1o q ro
Psrtms. Barbados. Nov g.
San Lorenzo. San Juan Nov s, sHs q 20
Montserrat, cadtz, Oct 81. : y '''oo ? 60
Spanish Royal Mail Line
Due Tuesday
Stccaholn. Gothenburg. Nov 4.
Majestic. Southam pton, Nov a. ~ star Iins
Mount Carroll Hamburg, Nov E.
United American Lines
Algeria, GLASGOW, Noy s Anchor I.;rs
Mnnarso, Nassau. Nov le. Munsor 3 Linz
siboney, Havana. Noy III : : '''Ae
NY& Cuba NAH 8 S Co
I,ue Wednesday
Lacofia, Queenstown Nov 6 cunara & e r..
Pres Garfleid, London Nov x,If sIi,es 80
American Legion, Rio de Janeiro' Nov :
annson Line
Rosaiindx ST Johps, Nov IS. .Bowr,nr q o.
Carrfllo, fkinEstoa. Nov II. United Yrnit ~
FORT st Gsesks. Hamilton. Nov 4 =
F'urnsss Withy & Co
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

distance in miles, position at noon unless
otherwise speeifed)
Absecon SO SW Gay Head Nov o.
Afouudria IL miles l95 degrees from pia-
rnond Shoal Nov 9. I
Alaskan l.642 NE Colon NOV s..
american Legion s,oao Sc Ambrose Nov s.
Henry Nov g. -
Aqnarius $50 7; Cape Henry Nov ..
Ssdmsr' Aasa ass :!s IasTs Ie5s,a aox PM Nov
Calgerohte Is w Sand Key Nov g.
caron!a 200 y Ambrose 80 AN Novs.
Concho ti3 Sandy Hook Nov g.
corse Castle l2s sE Ambrope Nov 9.
CrisHeid 3.3s3 e Arnoyose EovEs.
Guardsman SO 8 Sandy Hook 8 PM Nov 9.
Elizabeth So y Cape Henry Nov g.
Finland l,S20 E Ambrose 10 AM Nov 9.
Half Neon l88 E Ambrose Nov g.
Henry Mallory. s4T 8 Scotland Nov o.
Helen y Fire Island Nov 8.
fieige 1,lb0 S Eastharnpton 4:39 AM Nov g.
!Ysr 22o SE Eesthamp,on I AM Nov o.
Indian 81 NE Barnegat Nov g.
iroQuois left Santo Domingo City 1880 PM
Nov g.
Lafcomo 1870 NV Navassa Island Nov s.
Lake winthrop 1873 Scotland Nov g.
Leerda n passed Bermuda 4.S0 AM Nov s..
Len6pe $40 S Scotland Nov 8
Manaqui 64' e City Isiand Nov o
Mfansas MMakesspors @ 20 l5,,4 p Ambrose NOV g
Siunarso due Antilla daylight Nov O.
Monnt Carroll l,sS0 r Ambrose Nov s.
MMnnmotor = WsW Gay Head Nov O.
Pres Adams 1857 e Ambrose Nov :.
Pres CARRIED lat ~ % lon 80 IS Nov Q.
Pres Roosevelt Ss4 e Ambrose Nov o.
Pres Fillmore lat As II Ion aA III Nny o
Pres Arthur lat ~ Al lon "a 81 Nov 8.
Pfovidence l.2o0 from Ambrose Nov s.
Sasaporack 1850 f Ambrose Nov 8.
San Benito l.1sb Nantucket Nov 8.
Seottlsburg sla p Ambrose Nov 8
surinam 81 Ambrose Nov o.
san Lorenzo tBr), $50 sB Nantucket 8 AM
stshley Dollar $50 New York 8 pm
steel Exporter So shnnecooa Nov .
Saccarappa lat IS 5S lon SO <e Nov
81 Mihiel tu sA19 lat 10 81 lon IL IA
ss.Mitseort s.s sst Sc Block Islsna Nov 3.
.ancyek ! 9b0 SE Ambrose Nov
Nestris 1900 Sc Ambrose Nov 1
"a ana PASSED cape Henry $3.50 AN Nov 8
xacuuIm - Jupiter Nov s.
" Nest Arrowsi, 52a Il Ambrose Nav
S. ssst Modus ,5ss Sandy Hook Nov.s
h'ssferp World 4aa N Hio de yansIro No1
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Iron Ore Imports Resumed as
Shipment Comes 10 Norfolk

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. Resumption
OF imports Of foreign iron ore can be
seen in the arrival Of the steamer St.
Andrews, due in Norfolk next week.
The vessel carries cargo Of Spanish
ore shipped here from Barcelona The
iron will be forwarded to the Gran
berry Furnace Company, of johnson
City, Tenn. Since 1919 imports of iron
ore through Norfolk have been pract-
cally at a standstill, as tariff rates were
80 high that foreign interests were un-
able to compete successfully with do
mestic products. Under recent freight
adjustments, however, foreign mines
have been able to meet American pro-
ducers on competitive basis, as evil
denced by the cargo to be unloaded
when the st. Andrews docks next
week
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Foreign Ports
ArriyaIs

MADRAS, Nov City of Batavia (Br,,
New York -
HAMBURG. Nov Evergreen city, Gal
weston. 40.
!. TRoNpHJEM, Nov 4--Norefiord tNor,,
ton. s' Na ea
: rcopENHAGEN. Nov 5--M r Elliott New
: HAvRg, Nov e---Roussilion CRY, New
Bradeiyde ORR New Yorl5 ;
ROTTERDAM NoY 7-Afri4a (Dan).
San FrsnciHco; sagaacbe. New Orleans,
Philadelphia -
y. FORT SUDAN. Nov - Canadian
Freighter 1Br), Vancouver.
m0N9koNGss kSos sPomona, Seattle,
ruhT NAT faa.e-Sovs a-Trefusia (Br),
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

York ffor Boulogne and Hamburg (and pro-
TAKUHAR, NJ 7-Gaellc Prince tBY),
New York.
HULL, Nov s--clty of nangoon tBr).
CARDIFF, Nov s--Eirone (Br), st
Johns. n p.
w, LoNpoN; y @ Soy '.yssean,s }, Yer tny, Gsw S
phia and New York via Halitax.
LIVERPOOL Nov a--Orient City (Br1,
BIRKBNHEAD Nov e-Nevisian tBr).
New York via Montreal.
LEtTH, Nov 9--Cairnavon (Br), Mon
a1BRALTAR. Nov 3 pessed)--zcity Of
Arrived Ruesns 9Br>.. Pensacols
MARSE1LLES, Nov 6-~salvation Lass,
suEz. Nov City OF Lincoln tBr>.
H9ngk1ns Sor Boston snd New York.;
Portland. Ore; Nagato Maru .tIap>, San
YOKOHAMA Nov Hawaii Maru
MANILA, Nov s--Africa Maru tJap).
CARDIFF. Nov s-canadian Runner
(Br, Montreal.
AbEN, Nov s--city OF Lucknow tBr).
ASTwEnr Nov s-Kroon,ana Now
aoTHENBuRc, Nov 7--Dros,ninshclm,
Departures
PATRAs, Nov 2---Croxteth Hall (Br),
Boston
LULEA, Nov 2---ssrassa (sw), phiadel-
phia.
AI.MERrA, Nov s-~Rsnkdale tgr>, New
York; Vest Lashaway, New York.
HAMBURG. NOV 4---Wlsiey Or, Mon
treal; 5th. Gutfeld ttser). Now Orleans;
Emden tqsr): phi!adeiphia.
.KoTTER DAM, Nov f--Bosen (Nor),
ADEN, NOV s-Clan MacBride tsr) ttrom
Chlcutta), New York.
LIVERPOOL Nov s--Dakarsan (Br),
Boston.
LONDON, Nov s-.Edseaeld. Galveston.
HONGKONG, Nov s-Protesttlaus (Br),
.soUTHAMproN, Nov 5--san usaldo
MALTA, Nov 6--stonewal tgr), Phia.
HVELvA. Nov s-Montelio dp. phta-
delphia
PENANG, Nov City Of Melbourne
(Hr) lfroin Manla) New York
MANCHESTER, Nov O. Mercedes de Lar
rinaga t3rl, Galveston
HULL, Nov 9--Ifuntsnan (Br). Calves
ton.
DUBLIN. Nov B--sa,seu New York.
BOMBAY. Nov f--Arcturus ffrom Cal
cutta) New York
MALAGA. Nov 7--Bsnkdaie (Br) {from
Barcelona, etcl, New York.
lMaiINGHAM, Nov 7--Sagoland tswl.
slNGAPoRE, Nov s--west Arahomet
.LiNERPOoL, Nov S--Kazembc (Br),
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Marine Disasters

Boston schr Moonlight, helpless With her
ssiails sails blown down. Tonight was anchored
sn s1,,,;, danserous position one-han mile off
Martha,s Vineyard She blew away sail of
blocK Island in fierce northwest gale
iast night, and as the crew was unable to
before the wind, anchoring to-day in her
pressnt position. Captain Larkin of the
way Head Coast Guard station went on
BOARD the schooner to-day and on his re
turn sent word to the Coast Guard cutter
Aeushnet 20 tow the vessel 10 port. He
seld ss .nat II the wea ther remained mod erate
AsToHlA, Ore. Nov a-rhe Eoyernmen,
dfredss fdr Golonel p Michie. Gray's Harbo,
aor y. portiand. Ore, arrived 9Th with ruddci
asroSnd 9TH on clatsop SPIT during eays aSs
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
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vessels allocated 10 the Munaon Limo
in the South American trade and those
operated by the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company and the Admiral Oricn-
tai Line on the West coast.
"Mr. Love-" Chairman Laskar said,
who came to the feet corporation In
July of last year, is recognized ms one
OF the ablest traffic and shipping men
in America. The Shipping Board felt
pers Immediately upon the announce
ment Of his appointment. He has
served for sixteen months as vice.
president and trustee Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, being associated
with President Smull in charge of the
operation Of the governments fleet.
"The experience Mr. Love brought TO
the Shipping Board, plus the experience
gained in the operation Of the govern
ment's fleet, peculiarly qualities him to
take direct charge Of the Shipping
Boards vast interests in New York.
With general training, fitness and au-
cessors, his taking direct charge Of af-
fairs there will make not only for i'm.
provement, but for greatly increased
expedition in handling the govern
mert's great operations out of New
York.
ROssbottom Remains
"Mr. Rossbottom will remain man
ager Of the United States Lines, but all
passenger service, wherever operated,
will be under Mr. Love, who will report
to the Shipping Board. 1t is felt that
this will greatly improve and unity the
governments passenger operations gem
orally, and the great operations that
are handled directly by the New York
Office in connection with the two lines
running out of that port can be used
to advantage In interchange of expert
ences with the Pacific lines.
"Mr. Love will continue as trustee of
the Emergency Fleet Corporation and
will come to Washington weekly to at
tend the meetings Of the trustees. The
management OF the traffic department
in the Washington Office will pass to
w. b. Keene, Mr. Loves assistant, who
to-day was elected trustee Of the
Fleet Corporation. Thus, the operating
department in Washington will be un-
der President Smull President
Sheedy and Trustee Keene. Mr.. Keenc
has had long and valued experience
with the board, which has been greatly
augmented since the coming of Messrs
Love and Smull. which makes him of
great value to the government at this
tinev
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Honolulu Crew E.xoncra,od

WASHINGTON. Nov. 9..-.Tbe 49,.
ton by fire OF the goyernrnen, ~ sasssI !. ssI
gity of Honolulu October l2 Was nat
Que to any structural or ,bysical DO
fciency Of the, steamer, the shipnin )
Board announced to-day, foilowiny :
careful review OF the official ranorts
on the disaster. The officers and cra,v
nave been exonerated Of all blame and
nave been officially commended for
sselr 7: heroic work in preventing loss