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New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Marked Improvement in
Shipping Trad" Shown
Foreign Traffic 10" December
Has Gain of 900. 800 Tons
Over November

ryoso vhc 7rgbuu,.3 '"celagion re>oH
NASlfiNGTDN. Jan. 27. Water
borne tore gn trafic of tho Iaitad
states showed = marked improve n;
for the month OF Dcc"inl,s r. according
to figures made public to-G9y D. tho
Shipping Board. Excluding buis o'l
moved in tankcrs. The total overseas
traffic incrcascd 10000 tons. or p pcr
cent ovcr thc Novcmbcr business. N>-
rorts alone slo.rcd An incr"asr % -
rer co,t Thia 80 :'o. cP~a I'd
're~d u, Alo,r,tan Shipping s'ree n"
~ - coal movement last jun
The total ;rpc RS dncroasrd ocr
cent and tbc total cHpor's increasnd -
pcr cont. compa Cd With tho previous
month. but If cor pared pi'h th> ssno
month in the previous "csr there ~
shown a s pcr cent los5 IN imports and
80 per cent loss in exports. or total
decrease in the ycar Of 25 per cent or
. 400 900 tons.
The Great Lakes Traffic. III tn"
closing Of the season. declined about
~ ncr ccrt from 400. 40 tons in 40
.cr1bcr to 730.G"a tons in bcce orr.
Tsrhc~ carpccs in December aegrc-
yat,d 1897 .9s8 TOYS. an Increase o !
nor cont over November. Imports were
I .Sa3.3l6 tons. 2.06o tons i"ss than No
verobor. and exports we're 5l4,6'2 tons
greater. an increase OF nearly % pN
cert over November. American vessels
carried Sc per cent Of tho imports. -
ncr cent Of the exports and Is per cent
Of The total tanker cargo tonnage.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Lebaudy's Daughter and
Hciress Welded in Paris
Girl Not Yet Eighteen. v ho Will
Share S2.OOO.OOO Fortune.
BECOMES Mnlc. Sudrcau

The marriage Of Jacoucinc 1.ebaudy
daughter OF the ls.c Internationally
famous JACQUES Lahaudy. Emperor OF
the Sahara" Nho vas sho, and killed
By Nine. Lebaudy at their home III
Westbury. l.. l.. in January, 1918, was
announced yesierda, by Paui l.. De
Fere. counsel fcr Mme. Lcbaudy.
Miss Lebaudv. who is not yet cieh
teen, was married in Paris to Roge,
Sudreau on January 2l. Sud-eau is
the con OF Henry Sudreau Harris, head
of a detective agency famous in Paris
and on the Continent.
Miss 1.ebaudy's right to inherit part
Of her fathers 100000 fortune vas
established in a long suit following the
trial and acquittal Of her mother. In
the dispute over Lebaudy's propert,
the Comte dc feis, husband of the Sis
ter OF 1.cbaudy. charged that Lebaudy
had never legall. married Nine I.o-
baudy. Her status as wife and thr
legitimacy OF thc daughter rccentlN
werc established and the estate is in
process Of !;nuidstion. The bride $
share is said to be third
This is mere remnant Of the for
tune Inherited BY 1ebaudy from his
father, Max G.ebaudy, who was tho
Sugar king" OF France The original
fortune. LEFT to Lebaudy and two broth
crs. was squsrdered in various pictur-
csque ways. A younger brother OF
Jacques Lebaudy, known in Paris as
the Little Sugar Bowl" went through
l1is share at an incredible pace.
Jacques Lebaud;. in lifetime OF
fantastic exploits. went through The
greater part Of his portion.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Canada Ranks Third in
u. S. Foreign Commerce
Great Lakes PLAY an Important
Part IN Trade Between the
Two Countries

Atlantic Canada ransed tnlld on tee
basis Of volunc OF foreign trade with
the United States for the first ten
months Of 1921 according to report
Just issued b. the transportation di-
vision OF the Department Of Commerce
During that period this region account
cd for IA per cent our tots import and
exports. Ninety ouc per cent o our
water borne commerce v'itn Atlantic
Canada has its United Ststes origin or
destination or the Great Lakes. Amer
lean snins carried 81 per cent o. the
import, and 81 per cent Of TIC exports.
Trade between the Atlantic coast Of
the tinted States and Canada aWognt-
ed TO 50719l long tons. o. aLol rof
cc,t Of the totai volume Hi.h i,.st'c
Canada. OF t0is an7oln. s-reli can
chips carried % per- cent.
Ocean trade between Pacific Canada
and tho United States aggregated 55-.-
53a long tors. The percentage ot traf-
tic carried by American vessels fuctu-
ated between So in February and SO
in October. The Department of Com
nercc says that the low figure for Oc-
tober does not mean this country is los
ing out, as the Septem Der figure was
we'll in excess o. the 75 per cent aver
age for ten months.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Shipping Notes

Report. OF coal exports from Great
Britain to New York and Boston have
aroused considerable interest in Amer
ican coal circles, says a report TO Tire
Department Of Commerce from Trade
Commissioner Dye in London. These
shipment3 are said to be due to the use
Of coal instead OF sand ballast for
ships coming 70 the United states 20
load return car2oes. Such movements
TOOK place occasionally in pre- war
days whenever coal was approximately y
the same price or both sides Of tte
Atlantic, as ii was more convenient
70 load coal and sell il in New York.
oven at small loss, than 30 take on
sand. These shipments occur only when
boats go without ~esthound caYgoes, 5,
and they are not likely 10 be numerous
or to affect the coal TRADE scrous :
says the Trade Commiss oner.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Ecf'''"sy St. LOU,
For a Worl,I(r.:
Stops icmporariI,
A"''"r."" Overseas Corn :.
s'1r' Journey E.aylvp r. 70
April: Has No, yc, f;l,s1 M
Space for Nanuf,c,,"e "eo

j. conditioning of tsc So.
Louis f,r a Tor,d trad, a'aer 3.
- sch eplod start ia ran,. '',e. *hisn
pcen s'sfen1"d femporar,l','.' l''''Srg as'
ned fstr dag Dai4ai - vs'
o'ra"T "F" e<s Corpera.ioo .a' A.
rro'ro'lu'- -h. onforn-;.,' ;,'.'''' - 10 arr
par aow beng ma5c' N'a :. TIA,
r." t'g os .fi- c
has ooon .cffa1~-, b. .s. rD9' r1' lin'r
Yard Naoo1 ation al, a. ..s ~, 'dd Shin.
of about 81 900 600 Tbo .."s'ed cos
be c'nfe:fed into a modern ls %
sap. = ~ accommodation, n' m.a. aisaseF
pee Si'E 70 meet The condition. m'aG as :. IS
Official Of -br and.~,,.
'o,poratiou sail gosterda' =" ~, VF'r'ea'
had been proridoa FOR zoo 70 .Ss .n'.. spacs
"rs, bnt thot 'he noccsssr ,a a.p sctrF
not ~, oo"n obtained II !. .''sf s,.'S;f ns1
hat I'll wi.l bo aenonr.i'-'an =. an, ,'clpated
the net t1o months ssd lHn ,h sithl'
p,etcd 'p '''' oe com.
Plans FOR sac & I.o,;. ;,.,..,
tour o. the World With o.,,' ,oc'ude 4
not important por.s Of sos9. 1.'s At The
n'an ,. and Hrrope last:ng abon. aeo''errs err
f.h'bi'7 arc to be made " tLe Da, ,..1. sfar
d rcpscs eAtatiye Arncriea, nv products
turers. ma1uisc-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Ship Operators
Take eUpFornns
OF Aid by L. S.
Plans for Care Of 1000
Idle Vessels Discussed.
but Are Referred to a
Committee for Decision
Potter Remains President
Board Of Governors Contin-
ues Present Officials in
Power for Another Year

ae necessity FOR goTe-rmeN: aid. &c
maintain the organizations o. .,c com
rsn'es operating Shipping Board yes
sels through tire existing depression
VAS the sub lect OF a prolonged oscus-
sion yesterday at the meeting OF the
State. ship OPERATOR Association at
II Broadway. One plan .ha. received
cor siderable attention MAS the scgSes-
ton that TIE 1000 idle government yes
sels should be turned over TO the corr
psrics for care and maintenance until
they can be pu: to use. After debate
OF three-quarters of a. hour this cues
ton vas referred to committee for a
report later
According - Off ais OF the scsocia-
ton The operating companies should Be
supported as representing a potential
source Of sales for ships wher the in
drs'ry hss taken 'srn Cor TIE bctter.
= was sad that the for'E-scrcn COW
c"rcs -ov IN TIC association represent
-h- best reMa mug after tn eli'Nina-
.oa Of the inefficient iincs contained in
-hc no in c>istcuce after ,ne arm istcc.
Some OF The con parieS 60 not have
Shipping Board vessels for operation
a. present. but are still OF the list ap-
r-oved by the board and probably Will
he slocaied vessele when business
justifics an expansion II the govern
rneut Is ever to dispose OF its feet. ono
oHicial said, it must have organizations
that can handle the ships Is agents or
buy them on favorable terms.
The meeting Of the board OF gov
ernore yesterday WAS 10 choose The
officials for the next year. and followed
the annual convention tuo veeks ago
IN the Maritime Exchange. Charles H.
Potter. president OF the Potter Trans.
portation Company, vas reelected
president o. the sssociatioa. Others
Sc elected were C. d. Mallory, of c. D.
Mallory & Co, vice presidents CAPTAIN
Marcus II. Tracy, and Fred i. haslcr,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Arrived Yesterday

Me'.a. CNor,- Port Ioeo. Ian =. 20 ne
s'anasra on compsmy o. .,j. ~, crude
VIM Eocscfeil-r. Fort Lobcs Jan 10. TO
Root Iiasue. With crude o'i Pier s. Con
stable Hook. \ J.
Cauada crr> Marsc.l.~u Jan T. Naples H.
Palermo ls 20 " Elve!i & Co. With -
Grst - .econd ~ third class pass. riais
and sndse: Pier g. Ru.h Docks. B'slyn.
Huron. narahona Jan Il. San Domingo
Cily IS; Puerto Plata 20. Monte T-istc y.
turks Island 81. 20 the Ciy6e Go. With
- ps.s. malls ,r,dse: r'er a. B'hiyn
Brs;sbers Cor. SANTA Cruz Jan 10. 20
Refinery. Edsc~.ter. y J.
Iceland lBrl. Antwerp Jen -. South
s'npton and Ch-roonre IS. Halifax 20; to
the Rcd Star Linz. With 2S FIST. l%e second
80 third -c,ass pass, malls and uldse, PieY
81, r.
Tiy.v.s Csrtag.na Jan IL. Porto Colonl
b.a Jan II. ssnta Marta -. Kingston y;
s.orr King rnilsdelphis Jan %. TO
Back Diamond Line. ri.1 ndse. Pier 5,
ARM Base. Brooklyn.
Linz: witb rndse Pc. 4. 7
For. s. ceorse tRr>. S. Lucis Jan IS
sarbsaos Isn ! T. Marsin.one and Trinidad
g. Cro.- ana $ T'ac-nss Jaa 2a. 10 Eur.
-"ss Withy @. Nth - pass, rnal,s and
m ndse Pie. So AVN.
Naugerlaad CNo~l. Cst.n.a to s,a.e Mz
riae Com co. Nth ndee; anchored or
Tom painsvlle. 5 I.
Corona fNor>. Boston Van 2s: to r
Kieppe; with mdse; anchored IN Cusrsn-
tirc
EoooHen. sacua and rhap4v-a; to Moore
= McCorrnacA, with mdse: anchored Oft
SANDY Hook
Io.so. rorto Columbia jan II; TO the
C!ientsi Navigation Co: with mdse Pier
rsquc. HaNfs7 Jan "a; to TIE Cly6e 8
Line; IN ballast: Pie- 34 Bklyn.
Edith, San Juan Jan u; to he Bull In
GUAR Line: with Mdse; Pier -. R'klyn
koesuth FereHoz t1fsD. Venice Dec IT.
Ca.ar'a Dec ., Dora Dec so Oran Jan
70 Phelps Dros Co, With 1pdse, Pier
Bush rochs. B'klyn.
SsTulpa Cslves'on; 70 Colul11 ous S GO:
Lac Ar'hur. Eichinord Jan Is. to Y
p.
''ere n's. Cr'Stobsl 70 Panama Y r Line
nth pass. inails and lndse. Pier s.; : =.
Colon. rrietobsi
Mount Carroll Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Court FavOrs Death for
First Degree Robbery

Judge Franklin Taylor IN the County
Court in Brooklyn. yesterday, in SEN
tenclne Sylvestro Murato. head Of the
'onnny Bulldog gang to a tern, OF
from ten to twenty gears in Sing Sing.
sa'd that the death penalty would not
De too severe for men convicted Of rob-
oery in the first degree.
court, "in which the court can talo
measures looking to the reformation o.
the guilty one. But in the matter OF
vicious crimes then only the interests
OF the community can be considered
The recent epidemic Of robbcr;ea
proves that the severest punishment
under the law must be dealt out to
those guilty Of robbery"
On June 12 Of last year. Murato and
Two other men held up the Essanticl
BrOoklyn oe.'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Maritime MISCELLANY

NE" ORLEANS. Jan a7-Ner s.r,-c.
bs'ss.n bs ss,ah, Nsw Orleans and Liverpool viii
hoard beginning January 90. j, .pp.rs sss
nounced here today by " lleene. tpa;uc
snsnager h OF board Mr. keene. who hs :.
o'-N N conference here with flou- n,;,i.~
and grain exporters OF central wes. III
rsor,Se ,,5ar.h,, you'd consist OF regular scrn,
SAN FRANCISCO Jan .7--c.,.,s.
snd discharEe books sia,ilsr to ssr,'acs s."SS.e
", nooas or british merchant marine. be,ne
pses Issoea oy employment service bureau -
a aeg'nS american Steamship Associs,,on
e end shipowne-s Association OF P.eien
Ssss: Seta WI be demanded Of unlicensed 49,
=, standard OH tank Sylvan Arrow ,s,.
s'hce august, taken of mud mats; viii taus
Sns' on Company to ,oso si. o,, .s
soss for Far East this Goa st ner on rdo1tt 1ts
''S1ssr1 SE.,rrI recovery Of o-,ental oil trad.
tor on 81 - -. Jan a7--Reduet!on Of 81
agreed By Two lines In A!asks 80. 0ooho
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Cleared

A-agusys eSr}. G.lsard; usn,i,tou; rur-
ness with
American Petroleum and rranspor, Co
Jacques Cartier orr. rugnet Antaerp.
to Phi.aoelphs; French Line
La Lorraine (Er', ALBERT: HAyre, frerc !.
Caron.s (Er). Digslc; Madeira and Caoix:
Curard line
Panama Oakley; cristobal; Panama !. +
L,ue.
valscia 'Er> pce,: Louaoo cunaro
Santa Tech,s coot; Puerto Columbia
Ca-'sgsns Via Panama Canal; w I Ora 20
Valaiosrsa' spencer. Cristobal; United
Modis 1Nor'. Hansen, Hamburg ana
5-smen va saVannaA; American Metals
Transport co.
Curvelio cBrsz,. Reias: Fer7sambuco and
Bahia. Liovd Rrazllei-o
City Of Melbourne tHr). Murray: Yoso-
Haans. Kobe via Newport News, Norton.
ci,y OF Canton lBr>. Mscienz!c: Ly;,.c-
tom Norton, Ll,ly g. Co
Lake Fann!n. Dow. Wilmington and
B,1lnswick: Clyde Line
Delaware Robinson; Boston. Ya..crn G.
S CO. ''
Hamilton. Nelson Norfolk: ola po,nin.
Ion transportation Co
G'endoyis 1,, Aspinua.; Jackson,i.le; At
Line. e''o' ;
err & Co. -" -
Lake Floravista. Petersen; C.sncuexo,.
7 and Cuba Mali Line Ve >
,9-1sl:s' , Carey: Gan juan ana Ponce;
South american 1Br). Fraser: ravans
va VI fn'ladeiphia American Metals and
] Msiine .Nor,. smith Tampico, Pan
An'er'car aud Petroleum Co.
.,-,I' che~spor' Hilton. Navre and Dun
MIX, CoSmopO'itSD ~''
saTli"T,. m sn7nei'; 7'rinidad and Par.
= csrsnco, x,,Ts, Dodge Genoa and leshorn; c.
Muna'nar. HaSsel. Nipc and Bane. win
Nassau Munson Line e' ~
iceland 'Br>, Howell: PLYMOUTH rn.~
oourf1 Antwerp Via Ealifay: Req Star Line
,. hoso'an Rainier. Port-au- prirce and
kirEston: clyde Line anu
Jsdden, Smith; Baltimore, Earbsr lin.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
$l,000,000 Limit
TO Reft Lcviathan
Refused by House
Bill Sought 10 Make Recon-
diiio"ing IA Co"grcss;on-
al Appropriation: Ship
ping Board Jncomc Cut

WASNINGTON, Jan 27.-The House
refused to day to attach to the indc-
pendent Offices appropriation bill An
amendment which would haze pro
hbi,cd tho Shipping Board from pro
cccdiny With tho rccorditioning Of tho
Icria.fan without obtaining an sprro
priation FROM Congress FOR tho pui-
pose.
Representative Gtaham. Republican,
1lincs. offered tho amendment, which
would have placed a sl,000000 limit
on tbs amount tic Shipping BOARD
could cAperd FOR repairs on any
ono snip without Congressioflal au-
thor,ty. EctittinG OF The Lcviathan. IL
VAS said. probably would cost at least
80 900 900.
The Graham proposal WIS rejected
hy Fi,a-voco vote after h" IIouse
Representative nal!inso:. Republican,
Ma ssachusctts, which you'd give navy
yards the right 10 submit cstina Sc' Cor
tie repair Of Shipping Board vessels.
On point Of order by Representa-
tive Byrnes. Democrat, South Carolina.
provision continuing for another tis
cal year the authority Of the board to
retain FOR its own use S55, 900, 900 de .
rived from the sale of its property was
eliminated from the bill.
During hearings before the appro-
pr;atior suh-commttec which framed
lie measure. Ct airman Lsslcr csti-
ma.ed that duriug The cnrrcut fsosl
Joar ln' Shipping Feard would derive
ahou; $2H 600 coo from 'l'' 3ourc" and
het that t0c extension be granted 20
tn, scmaining $4,000 600 could bc OBJ
taincd as the liquidation proccs, con
tinucs.
Whom the House adjourned late to-
day it had before it an amendment by
Nr. Byrnes limiting to 100000 the
amount Tho Shipping Board could
spend on publicity and advertising dur
ing the coming fiscal year. Budget
estimates call for an expenditure OF
about 5000 900
During debate or various amend
mcnts the Shipping Board was com
n'ended by Chairman Madden, Of :le
Appropriations Committee. nho de-
clarcd it vas functioning satisfactorily
and would IN the ve'y' near future be
able to make q crcdtable showing in
is operations.
Representative Wood. Ecpublican.
Indiana. In charge OF the bill. also ex-
nre sscd contid"nce rs 20 Tho future Of
Shipping Board operations
"Tho Shipping Board is like an oYdi-
nary cur dog" Mr.. Wood declared
Every BODY thinks he has a right to
take kick at it,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Duo To-day

Duo To-Day
Weasel. Port Agency.
Bradford City. Hamburg. Jan s.
Ny'snd, Shields Jan 7..Furnees. Witty 4 Co
West N!iua. Hamburg. Jan :.
city Of Newcastle. Manchester. Jan a.
no..on city. Bristol, jan Fu''h' 4 H''' & Go
Arson. Rotterdam. Jan T. rotest L Hssus
Clan Mcbride. Aixiere. jan l.. Barber Lines
s'''~" AA'''t Inised is1 American Line.
Port Iyttelton. London, Jan 10.
Funch. Edye L Co
Aliowsy. Rot,crda,r. Jan IL. Barber Live.
Grace Dollar Gibraltar. Ian L:
F~a dsvon Tyr.. Ian I = NRvigat co
Californic.. Hordc-u. Ian 10. .rrencS LIN.
Nu~oes- Galveston Je, 49,. Mallory Line
Cabo vIlano. Seville. Jan Yb.rrs Lin.
vi Lsso. New osi,an. VA, 20 So p.c Co
Eastern hipS. Fenlt Jsn -
wayo Maru Hull. Jan H.
Tayc Kls.n kaisna
III cccideute, Galveston. Jan 20. So Fac Go
Nculdcr. weir & BOYD
Mentsna London. 1ssn it. All Trans Line
a'as.; s.,s.;, sSrn,r ILL.,, .an -. Torton Liy Co
badaFry. Liverpool. Jan l.?
Dsniel BACON 4 CO
uue Tomorrow
Independence Hall. Rotterdar1 Jan a.
si74opo!itan Liue
Na.sTsr. Hudibsvsil. Ixn "a
Moore. Mccormack 4 Co
Due Monday
N"nornin.e, London. Ian 20 Atl Tran Line
indian Liverpool. IAN ic. .lu' Nero Marine
Ned!c. Portland ..........W White Star Line
Due Tuesday
Edward Luckenbach, Los Angelee Jan "A.
LUc%enbAch g Co
FL Sol. Galveston. Ian ~ So Facihc Co
Due Wednesday
AldEat". Lisbon. Jan is.Ja-a " Elweli & Co
Gsi'is. Palermo. Jan l2
Moore. Mccormack a Co
Alamo. Galveston. Jan IS Mallory Llae
Duc ThurSday
NHssian liverpool. Jan IS. Int Nero Mar
N"s' IA Genoa, Jan l5........ Pcirce Bros
Ne-; CO
liur lridaV
Kansas Port said. Jan 9.Nor,on Lii. Co
~apN Roma n san Frarcisco. Ian 49,
Atlantic. Grlf Pacific s Corp
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-dsv

;, Mount Carroll. Hamburg Lar 1s: to
=, uaissa i.r Amsrssn a WIN hass wih mails dock
Pannonia (er>. London ia, 49, -
ppH,naTa p,n Ing Nth malls; dool: forenoon at
Assyria (Er). Glasgow Js- 81 .o r,,,~a- -
Line with malls; 's expected 10 doc,, ~,
81 Pier 50. y (weet i4th 81 '>A III
raSisna4 SSnaA1. .'t9 n9' Eosterasn Jsn IS; to
pccted 10 dock a s.h st. Eobosen OK
An.erica lN. Nspl.s Jan lS TO l.a,,,
Ainer'can Line vith mails; lie expected ~
51th s-> 90 y " {" est
Horro Castle. Havana Jan "a 10 X
(oc,' ao" ma. a,ne With mails Is expected to
concho, V9a Ga1ss;o ~' a's' Jan a. = (%-N Y 81
Lane IS e1Sected TO dock forenoon AZ p;e,
49, T. tK.ng SD. 'sf
Due Tomorrow
w., s''os 1e soStha aTp'on ard Cherbou-s
peS'sa wsoS,s TO s0'> ia'e n At Fer l. Hoboaen
psc,d to dod' at I'e pIS- ''1 IS orais1 ,as IS G.
Fsstcres' HaTans Jan es 10 United r-u;s
r0 WA n'.,s is expected to doct p +, al
Apsche, Jscasonvile Jan "a - c,...
lsrc. Is expected 70 dock forenoon g. ~.
-. = r (Ch4T.:ou ST..
pue Monday
A.al:ae. s.s;. As,wsrp: J.a - E.a ss.r SAT-, LIN.
u
Porto Rico. San Ju~nn: Jan % -
Fort l,an'Ntor. Bermuda Jan ss.
zulia. Msyagrez. jan .S... Biis,.yr isny g 90
Eo'o. Valparaiso. Jan S.. Pac Steam, Esv a.
Due Tuesday
1A' '''ss OF SCOTLAND southsnl 2,on, J.a 81
HeiltS olav, Ch-istsan,a. Jan ~, "''
Scandinavian American .5,a
RI Svertor''. Queenstown Jan - ~ \.
"a Iouraine. Hare. Jan 81 French Ti-.
Harsa, Hamburg. Jan 90 United Am I;ns
or'xaoh- Havana. Jan o7... VA rin.
Adosa~k Jacksonville. Jan IS C,ly1e Lin.
Due Wednesday
asa-i, Flo &c oaneiro. jan 10.
Lslnpor. 4 Holt LIN.
y ao:Tus New Orlesns Jan as Mallory Lin.
aasurs- trinidad. Jan IS. Furness-Wl,hy
Due Thursday
SAlie. L1rer2ool. Jan 30. Whit. sta- Line
oixaola. Kingston. Jan c8. United F-u,t ~
Fort Victoria. Bermuda Jan 81
FurnesS witty On
Arasuays. Bermuda, Jan 81.
Royal Mall Steam p.c,et
lrapanoc. Jackson'ill.. Jan so Clyds lin.
Doe Friday
= 'ans-7'a Crs;ohai, Jan .7.Parsrna FIR Liz.
Dne Saturday. Feb
Havre. Ian s4.Trerch lin.
I Na!or3. Galveston, jan IS
Mallory Line
.cnape. Jacksonville. Feb L.. Clyde Lin.
Due Sunday, Feb
.lua. Havana, Feb ....ur.ted Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Swedish Shipping Declines

The Swedish merchant marine on
January !. 1922. bsd u total OF 100000
tons. as compared with 100000 tons
on the same date last year, decline
OF 10000 tons, according TO reports
from, American trade officials abroad.
Up to and including September thirty
five steamships of 6,377 gross tons
were sold TO foreign countries, nearly
all Of which went to Germany. In ad
dition. the sale of sis vessels Of 26,399
tors is now being arranged. This loss
hAs been made up partly by purchase
during the year of forty-tour vessels.
sggregating 1900 tons. Statistics pre-
pared by the Swedish Ship Owners As
SOC ation. owning approximately two
thirds OF the total tonnage, show that
at the end OF 1920 the idle ships
amounted to about 10 per cent. By
tho end Of June the percentage had
increased to t5 per coat, consisting Of
237 vessels Of 365, ,713 gross tons
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
kesolute Is Transferred

r. H. NJ. Robinson, president ~ ~.
us'enn tion' snnoSnssd Sn'p and Commerce Corpora
transfer of the Resolute. former,,, tia, th ~
Brabantia, Of the Royal HolIand i,ems sms
Line, to the new ownership. Tba 80 ~.
month. e' Tich'n
- Captain aI"s z; c. Tobey, vice-pres;d.nt
IN charge Of operations Of thc I9,Geo I7n;ts<s
american Lines, which will operat T"'.Io :" ~, y
new ne, ships FOR the American 49,; sh;a and .na
commerce Corporation. is nov, p ~ Iuu h;n
~ay Si.y TO Germany to supervise tha M 49, 49,
1Ilt:ng OF the vessels for trade r;,,, ~.
United States. The Rcsolute viii i',, n,sse sue
ma ner nrst sailing from New YorI -" an = %
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
2-Near Fur Pact Signed

There viii be no strike in New yor,,s
fur industry. .
Tins was decided yesterday when
representatives Of the Joint board ~
the furriers' unions and the Assoc;.+ai
rur manufacturers. meeting in the ~
hce Of DR.. Judah l.. Magnes. signed a
new wage and working agreement for
two years. which preserved all the
STANDARDS contained ~ the old agree
Inc outcome is victory for the
unions. which threatened strike uhnn
ene nanufacturcrs proposed to increase
"orE'ns hours from forty-f four 70 for-
ty-n'ne week. The unions also snc.
cecded IN causing the manufacturers -
recede from demand for the abo]ish.
ing OF pay On holidays. The unions
nave membership Of lO.0nn N'.'
New-York tribune., 1922-01-28
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

y. Jar :t-Alrs NtaN. pANade!.
HAMBURG. Jan Buchannes, tRr,
Philadelphia. Merry Mount. Rcston Nina.
hosee. Neu York; I'D n. N. Burton. Pal
sde'phid -.d. oresonisn. Nos' 1orl
Orient cry, Baltimore
Lobos
sHANGHNI Jan 2s--siivanus CDu). San
land; Manila Ms-u (JapN, Tacoma.
LEG1lOEN Jan eS-1.ivinxs;on Rc.
beaumont.
NyBoNG Jan aS--roidcnfjord (Nor,.
MARsElLLEs, Jan s4-L4ura ,-tap.
New YORK ''
GENOA Jan s4-G!cn-ioy OBJ. Calves
MANILA. Jan bohemian CLUB. San
ROTTERDAM. Jan a5-K.naerdiis tDu,
seattle; t, cody, New Orleans.
lNor'. Nowpor, Ners
HANEE. Jan s7--raris 1Fr). New Torl,
ruENos AYrEs Jan a7-Bird City. Ht y.
BELFAST. lar 25---Lord Londondor,v
r.. ror, Tampa
ST ,MicNArIs. jan e5~west cau.p-
llvuRpo0i'' Jan es-U.., c.x,,.
LONDON, Jan ss-vindel.s ts,D Nex
StEz 1; 'aa 2s-Eorneo cBr). Ne.v Tori.
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so.rTnAMrToN. Jan 2s-rrdija 1pu,
pLyMo5rTH. Jan e7-ccn.ennia, State.
vAL-PAEAlso. Jan pssequ.bo cn,,.
.TohoNAMA. Jan ay-a,andxss, Mari,
''sp' aTSsT,1I1{ Ss1t''s; Gi'y ef spoNaas sssstle
Orleans. ~"
sALoNICA Jan ao--cro1tcth Hall. New
RoTTERDAM. Jan IS Fl u rlasler
,rl,9 rlro9RpsMouTH: ps-. Jan 9s-war Alfrid.
LONocN, Jan --Nascopic (Er,. Hall.
.NANcHEsrEH Jan a7-1acxaxanna
Ntr)' New York via Liverpool
Departures
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TAERAGoSA, Jan sl-wess lash
:, NAMBuRc. Jan 2l-corson, phiIaa...
:. EouEN. Jsn CIV II Tiltord New
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MAN1LA, Jan 24-Grsn!te State sa,
copENuAGEN. Jan s4-Eastern ,reu-
NJ TAdMovvr, ds1.vr Jan 24-csrl.feld (G.r>.
rsss lbr' hampton Roads: Is piiar d.
~a17:6ssa Av0Ns,e'1sT1 aHT}4 Hs,rnpton Roads
lors "'o'N Sc"
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AHTW ENV. Jan e7-rfnland. New 5-or,.
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:, Hvl.l.. Jaa 45-Amalien9ors DAM.
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ro'n HonG honE san Francisco snd 49,
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