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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-20

of the City of Topeka. aud repeating said
original sections ., and IL of said or,ii-
nance.
BE IT ORDAINED RY TIE BOARD or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Aid for Unemployed
Marine Officers Is
Promised by Board
Red Ink Men With Families
Abroad To Be Eliminated,
Is Report in New York;
Will Favor u. S. Citizens

The Shipping Board will shortly put
into effect a new policy designed to
relieve unemployment among American
licensed ship officers. according TO in
formation which representatives OF ma
rine employees obtained from J. II.
Shccdy, vice-prcsident OF the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation, in charge Of
operations. II was reported yesterday
that the FIRST move will be 90 employ
officers in making the survey Of the
idle ships The second will be 70 re-
place red ink" men Of British, Ger
man and scandinavian extraction who
have their families abroad with others
who are permanently settled In this
country.
spokesmcn for the licensed officers
said yesterday that civilians now used
on laid-up vessels will be replaced as
vacancies occur. Mr. Sheedy was
quoted ns saying also that experienced
men would be utilized In examining the
idle ships 20 determine those whose
condition justiles repairs and others
Ghich arc 10 only for scrapping.
II is said that a number Of officers
row On Shipping Board vessels have
taken out their citizenship papers 70
qualify for positions on American
ships, but that their families are still
abroad These will be replaced by bona
hde citizens. II was said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
BUYERS Arrived
tcorrrs,a tres prr,,aIrs pss,i


,fEITEn. CA Fine: Jake Fine. dry
good mrf'r ri0thinF. shoes. Bresiln.
MILWAUKEE,. VIII Fchuafer co. F.
q. hrarff. ren'n and young meas one
End two pants suits. Affiliated Retail
MILWAUKEE. Wis Ben Rosenberg
Co. ncn Roffnberg. coats suits. dresses
furs. B. . Kasindorf "a ". 1.d 81
MILWAUKEE, Wis.-pifrce Cloak CO..
s. J.. slivcrberg. g. J. Kaslndorf. ~ ".
MINNEAPoLIs. Minn.-John W. Thomas
Co. Miss Jfaae r. Taylor. fancy goods.
Pfnnaylvania.
MlNNEAPOLIs-Day Co. Miss a.
couispn. muailn underwear. Infants wear.
psttlcoats. kimonoa ncgisec.. hsihrobes.
y las = barrett, rep. care Of Asad. Mere.
MINNEAPOLIS. Ninn.-Al Doodsward:
Al boulevard. coats. auifH dresses and
furs. Pennsylvania.
MINSEApOLIe. Minn.-powers Mer-
ehandife Co.. X 3. Bar;le. silks and lress
MlSNEApOLIs. Minn Slate Bros. J.
3. Slate. furnIshingss rennEyivania.
MfNNEAPOLIs. Nlnn struthwear
Knitting Co. James A. siruihsFs. hosiery.
PennHvlvanla.
MISoT. \. D.-EIlson & Son. o. c. Ein-
son dresses. coats. suits. care Of Morgan a
AhrsnH. 1870 H'way.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Secbman 4
Mierflef. Miss J. Meaeass. millinery.
Kirby. block a FISHER 1f1 an az
MOUNT HOPE. Va.-sam Wasssrsrux.
sam Wasssrkrug. gen. ndse. PennsyivaniA.
SAPA. callf-W. Hamburg. ~. BAN
burg. ladies' ready ~ wear. millinery
Pennsylvania.
Berman. ar. Rubin. iailors. wooisn and
cotton piece goods. trimmings brsids
new oR5EASs-L Tsibism.n a Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
By Independent Wireless
Tel. Co., Inc.

Afoundrla 537 ENE Great Abaeo Light
July %.
American Legion ion 81 Ambros. July p.
Agwnimcx III Ne Diamond shoals Light
Bannock 27s from Sable Island July %.
Californian i2f2 NJ Colon July %
Celtic pd Nantucket ll:4s p m July -.
CollNater 1000 r Jacksonville July a.
Collanar 1921 r Ambrose july o.
Elkhorn 5J9 ENE Cape Hatteras July -.
Duqresne 600 81 BY Bar Harbor July 20.
Franklin 10 sW Nantucket July "a.
Frederik VII 40 + Ambrose July o.
faraby 1880 T. Ambrose July a.
Guifmaid - y Diamond Shoals July "a
Gloucester 40 NJ Winferquarter July -.
Grccian us Ne W.nferquartar July -
Haverford pd overfal.a m July g.
Helen 200 Scotland July a.
julia Luckenhach go s Scotland July -
julia Luckenbach 227 Ambrose July 20.
Lenaps 30 SSW Scotland M July o.
Mirnhorcs $50 y Nauing's Island m
July %.
Mount clinton 600 L Ambrose July o.
Mount Carroll go L Ambrose July %.
Minnekahda sf7 r Ambrose July 90.
Munargo left Nassau G ? M July %.
MOBILES 1895 Cape Hatteras July -.
Nantucket 30 Shinnccock Juiy-z5.
Orizaha $50 Scotland July g.
Ontario a. + Fire Island July e.
Glen arr Quarantine M July -
President Fillmore ESQ Ambrose July .:
President Polk lat 40 30 lon 81 II July o.
President Roosevelt 1891 T. Ambrose
Rassay lat ~ 90 lon a. on July o.
san GU on Virginia Capcs A.f5 p m july %.
san juan 5le $ Scotland July o.
san Juan s02 Sandy Hook July -.
sar Moteo JOG Boston July o.
san Ricardo l55 sE New london July -.
slboney 10 Scotland July 90
southern Gross 22i Sc Ambrose July o.
susquehanna b28 4 Ambrose July 20.
sagua zfs 8 Scotland July 20.
Ihodefagelund is5 Sc Ambrose July g.
Tiger $50 Nantucket July o.
Vincent $50 + Ambrose July a.
West Nosska lat ~ Ga lon 81 90 July -
Zarembo i25 Ambrose July 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24

fnr, baltimore. Arminica lneigj. osno,s, :
Hourna. Mexican ports. Sailed j. -
GunsS. New orleans. Lake fAiamH' Ia
PORT TAMPA. Fla. July ii-Arrivsd
cuba. Havana via Key West lana TO-
~ JOHN. July si-Arrlved. Hamhisi,on
Ranrc fnD. Newport News. cheoaoi'p'
New York -.
SAN FRANCISCO. July ii-ArFiys,a !
Thomas T. Heal. New York. Manukai hllo !
Wsrfhaveu. UfiiiuEham Tor New l.fhf
Grace Dollar ulrl. Manila. cowieh.. Net.
fslE. Newport Eews. Manila. sailed ~
Astral. Sew YORK. Gladiator fnrl. London
VIA san Pedro. Ginyo Maru Japl, Hong {,
kong Persia Maru tJnpl. iiouat9ng steer
Ranrer. Portland. ore. lioridisn. NeN
York. Wnifsr a Lucktubarh. Portland
or. go nehruain club Honolulu
gASD KEY. Pa. July st-pas'ed ,, east
bound. %. Saxon. 20. Solitaire West
bound. West Duffec. John ID Afchbold,
viavarack. william burton. sun OF. Ario,
Samuel @ nrown. Coyote tffl. MantillA
(Norl. Nistuia fuanl.
SAVANNAH. Ca. July 11-aaNedi titl
Of MONTGOMERY. New York.
TAMPA. Fla. July 2i--Arrivef orion.
Pensacola. sailed; Governor John Lind,
Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
American Ports

BALTIMORE. sd. July 2s-Arrlved.
Capulin. London; Critani (Br). Port An
tonic J. Kent. san Francisco. Howard.
yJackaonville CoTcoran. Miami Sailed:
CHARLESTON. S c. July ss-Arrlvsd.
Mandy Dene OBJ. Phiiadeiphia. comAnohe
5 yo-t ,ah ssns proceeded for View
HALIFAX. July e5-Arrived ga and
zset schoolship Annapolis. Philadel-
phia. Arian0 'HD. London sailed
bfenta 90. Queenstown.
HAVANA, July .z-salicd. Caiamarcs
from New York;. cristobal. siboney. New
JACKSONVILLE. Fia. July a:-Arriv.d.
Motor chip songyaaT C'orl. New YORK..
W l. Connolly. Tsmplco. Mohawk. New
York crcton. Philadelphia. sailed. TeF.
savannah
.MoNTREAL. July as-Arriv.9 ga and
-ea Canadian Otter (BrJ. Cardln. Mont
calm tBr). Liverpool. Canada (BrJ' I've
pool. Mctarama tBr). Glasgow. sailed.
Anoania lbr)t cherbourg. Gracia CDr).
nSFoninogth coWiah Point (BrJ. Huli.
Hamburg. Mabriton fBrl ,t,,-.,, .
Moitiaiott fBrj. swansea: Canopic fprt
Liverpool. Canadian Volunteer (Hr ca.
on s,weiney OBJ. Bremen
NORFOLK. July z1-Arrived. pv.bt-.
fBr). wellington. satsuma. Nev- So,i.,
SEWN hdfy, New York. Blyendvk fDut
baltimore for Rotterdam. Ormidala M
Botion, Herbert q Wyle. Tamp.co. 90
th.a is"edJ, Havana and Antllia: Eliza
ecta h, Montreal. Sailed. Gomez Pert
New York. Federico uD. EeT Yo-t.
Ihaiiron fDA). Port Maria. Port Morran
,NofJ. SANTIAGO. corozal Cuban port
Li-ngollcn Obj. PlrafuB. De Soto. Tam
pee. christian Nicholson fNorJ. New
YORK; Howick Hail. Llverrool ami Mn.
chester Auetralmede fBD. ysih,1,rs.
Wesiiake. Liverpool. Catherine. San 30.
mlnso. Highland Prince (Brl. Bic DO
NEW ORLEANS CPort Eads). July ~
Arrived. Bloomheic OBI. cette. COP
i9eD' Tampa sailed. Aibaiross fNorj.
fBr). Tampicos Comayagua fHondl porf
toriez. Condewlfr~l0 fspanl. parcelonn
corona fAofJ. Nuevitas. Ethan Allen
shanghai Excelsior. Havana. Harold
walker. Tampico. James simpson. Belle
Jomaf' Barcelona; Lake Elileoit. Mama
nlho Mofazan lHond). Csiba. Orkiid
lDan', Tampico; Rama (Nic). Bluenslds
safamacch, Port Barri0s. saugertles. san
lander Trurlil0. Tampa
PANAMA CANAL. Criatobai. July II
Arrived. Esstquibo fBrl. New YORK VIA
Havana for Valparaiso. Moerdyk fDutchj
san ffanei'so ior Antwerp. sailed Wa
PHILADELPHIA. July ss.-Arrlv.d.
Pareguay. sabine. schrs Aibert W. Rob
inson, Miragoane. etc. Rebecca y Doug
Ass. Augusta Sailed Tuscarofa OBJ.
PORT ARTHUR. Ter. July .,-A,.
Tampa. Repeater. Tamplco sailed. ~
sey. Tampieo; cathwood. Tampico. Hoven.
Mexican ports
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. July .,-S.tie.
tBrl. Monmouth; Roanoke. Mexican
ports Japan Arrow. New YORK. LinKmoor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Memorial TO Seamen
Ready by September
$4,000 Stage Now Under Con-
siruciion al Jeanette Park
for War Heroes

The $4,000 stage memorial az Jean
nettc Park in honor Of the scamen who
served on the fleets Of the Allied ma
tions during the war Is now under con-
struction and is expected 10 be com
plctcd By September /. Two-thirds Of
The sum necessary for the work has
been raised by the Rev. DR.. A. r. Mans
field, superintendent OF tho Seamen's
Institute Of New York.
Tho structure, situated az South
Street and Coenties Slip, Is composed
OF brick. marble and bronze. The plans
were drawn by Warren & Wetmore,
the architects who designed several Of
Manhattsn's most famous hotels Ac-
cording &C. plans the stage will be pre-
sented 10 the city about October !,
and will be the occasion for fitting
ceremonies.
The site Of the memorial has been
torn up for some time as n result Of
the subway construction. Recently the
Seamen's Institute has given moving
picture shows. concerts and other
forms Of entertainment in a temporary
structure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Arrived Yesterday

Oteric tBr. Calcutta. May -. Colombo
June 6. Port said 20, AlFiers Juy l. 30,
ton 81. 20 Houidcr, Weir a boya' VITA
mdso. OF clifton. -,.. g.,
paria paramarlbo, July = Trinidad "a
Dominica 10. 81 Croix TO- 81 Thomas lIi
20 clyde 8 S Co. with 10 pass and muse
John worthlne,on.' Tsmpieo. July rs, Is.
90 Robert l. Hague. with crude OH Tier
o. Constable Hook y J.
q Gluseppi Verdi GtaD, Genoa. July y
Naples 20. 90 Mcdonnell Iruaa, win
30 first ga second cabin. $50 third class
Uiua ORD. Limon. July IS. cristobal 10.
Havana 20. 20 United Fruit Co, with los
psrr. mails and mdse. Pier 10, Z r.
Fcitorc. Daiauiri. July %. 10 Tno ore
s O.. with ore. ore DOCK SonSt"o'e
cciile cgr). liverpool. July IS. queens
town l6: 70 Wake Star Line with 50 first.
Isf second cabin. iff third class pass
Caracas la CIayra. July y. Porto Ca
bciio H. Curscdo IS. San Juan lti 70
Bliss paliett T. Co. with 81 pass. malls
and rndse; picr II. Brooklyn.
swif,hght Fanpieo. July 10. 10 y
Mallory & Co. with crude oil. off Tomp-
Tansmo. Ponce. July "a. Mayagus1 and
AFuadiia IS. san Juan Is. 20 Atlantic
Fruit Co. with 90 pass ani mcso' Pier
caronla CBr). Hamburg July -. South.
rfnpton and Chcrbourg 10 20 the cunard
Line with 40 nrst 30 second cabin, 80
third class pass. mails and indsei Pier "a.
NR.
Cauto. Progreso July - and Plymouth.
Mass %. 20 the y Y & Cuba Mall CO.
with mdsc. on Liberty.
city Of sparta lBrl. Newport News: 20
Norton. Lilly & Co, IN ballast; on Red
Hook. B'klyn.
Apache Jacksonville and Charleston 20
the clyde : Co. with pass and mdse
Pier 3s y r.
Hamilton. Norfolk. 10 the Old Dominion
Trans Co. with pass and mdse; Pier 81.
" r.
+ O Barstow. Baton Rouge. 70 Robert L
Hague. with crude oil, Pier 6. Constable
Msxican. Boston; TO Lines; Pier 6.
uunh Docks. j. klyn.
Dlrigo Port Arthur; % Texas Co; Ber-
Eastern star. Philadelphia for Revai;
Pier 20. B'klyn.
swiuHar. Tuxpam VIA Fail River; 70 c
70 Mallory q CO. Hobokcn.
Eastern Crown. Norfolk; 10 q y NAL
lofy % Co. Pier o. Army Base. Bklyn
city ~ Columbus. Savannah. 10 Ocean
Co Tier 60. y n.
Chickasaw. Hamburg July .. 10 the Kerr
6 Go. with mdsc.
Sch Priscilla Alden. Georgetown.
Munalbr0. Nuff
sylvan Arrow, Hull :. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SfffpsfASTTRs

Tn. Tribune publishes daily reports
~ the posIiiora of merchant vessel. re-
csfved through the indepcndfnt NlIf-
les CORPORATION and the Radio Notpo,
ratlou n America. shipmaftffh on
vessels with radio apparatus nay WIN
out charge, report their llNl noon
posltions through the foiiowirg com,
rercial radio stations IN the united
states proper. 10 "a important tnat
these reports should be sent promfty
AZ noon each day in order that they
may be received In time Tor pnoheA-
ton. -,
Position reports c~n also be sent
through the stations Of the lndepenaent
wireiess telegraph Company. Inc. New
York city (WCO). Babylon. J.
tWsE1. Easihampton, \. NNsA''
New London. Conn. lWsI).
No charge made Tor medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
me Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports througn
the following stations; cape Goa
CWCCl. slnsconfct. Msfe fNeCl. ceW
London. Conn. tWLC). Cape May. rev
York city (WNH).
Medical and surgical advice VIII Do
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton Of America By the u s Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Radio Corpn. of America

positions are at noon. distances In miles
unless otherwise stated
Abfscon i07 Ne Cape Henry July -.
Arcturus 20 Ambrose July ~
Baracoa I23 s Ambrose July ~.
Barstow 81 s Ambrose July ~. 49,.
Brave Occur 800 miles IS degrees Hattefas
July %.
Bylayi 6 s Tenwiok July -.
Cananova 1875 S Ambrose July ~
Cefro Azul 200 sW Hatteraa July y.
Coastwlse 10 sE Boston " July ls
Dannedaike ~ miles if7 degrees from cape
iiatteras July %.
Delaware sun 2 Ovcrfalis July %
Elkhorn $40 ENE Haiteras July -.
III SUD l08 y Diamond July "a.
Z W Sinclair 5i5 ssw Newport July ~.
Franklin 100 SW Nantucket July ~.
George Allen 6i5 = sandy HOOK July -.
Geo Washington 2,615 = Ambrose July ~.
George W Barnes 100 Ne Diamond July 70
Hniesius 100 y Nantucket July ~.
Helge 200 NE Nantucket $3.50 AL July II.
Howick Hall 81 ENE Cape Henry July -.
Illinois lat 20 70 len 81 20 July -.
Joseph " Cudahy 253 Ambrose July y.
Lewis X Thurlow so Cape Henry July -.
Litcrat0r 1n s Ambrose July p.
Majestic eC2 Ambrose 30 All July -.
Marine CO S Hattcras July a.
Mary 100 NE Cape Henry July q.
MelTose 70 SW Ambrose July ~.
~ J. Elliott 2I6 ~ Jupiter July r.
Minnesoian passed Boston ~ July -.
Munalbr0 20 sSW Barnegat July 20.
NfMANM - r. 'NNf NNA HANN
Nora 30 y Diamond july o.
Glen iss = Ambr0fc July %.
Paatorca 1gs S Sandy Hook July -.
Port Alma lat 40 as Ion CO 90 July -.
Porto Rico $50 Ambrose July -.
Pres Polk LAT 40 40 lon On "a July %
Pres Roosevelt 2.f21 y Ambrose July p.
San MatoO 100 Boston July 20.
san Ricardo llt 81 40 ion 81 Al july -.
Suffolk ~ NJ Winter Quarter July o.
sylvan Arrow - from New York July -
Tarantia 4 = Nantucket July o.
r J Williams Ci0 ENE HntfcraH July -.
Truro City 20 from cape May July o.
Tuisagas lat 20 - Ion "a 90 July o.
q s S Newport LAT so lc Ion C5 90 July -.
Nasconla $50 81 Nantucket Ar July 20.
Virgilia parsed Nantucket July 20.
Virginia EKpresa % NJ Winter Quarter
July o.
Wekika "a y Nantucket July o.
West Totara 500 NE Cape Henry July ~
vs. II Lilly 800 y 10 r Hattcras July 20.
Wildwood 167 r Cape Henry July o.
LuiIn gl1 8 Ambr0eo July gr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Freight Ships Due

NesseL Port Agency.
Benerophon. AiTisrs. June p via Boston.
Edward Luekenbseh. Los Angeles. June 70.
Lucker bach 5 co
Eastern cos5t. Grargemouth. July :,
Sus2uehanna Corp
international Freighiing Corp
Sonora. Dunkirk. June 2s...... French Line
vile dOran, Palermo. July 8.
Algefian-American Lin.
Port Alma. London. July ST.. Cunsrd Line
Nirgilia. London. July io......CUnard Line
Northwestern Miller. London. July via
Philadelphia. .Furness. witty q Co
Alaska Mart. san Francisco June 30;
Cabo vnlanO. Seville. July D.. Ybarra Line
Glen. Rotterdam. July 10.
BTaheholrl oothenburr July Z,
Sylvan Arrow. Hull July :.
Standard Transportation Co
Sark. Duenos Ayres. July Co.. Kerr s co
Due Tomorrow
West Inskip. Antwerp. July n.
Eurysdes. Port Sad. July ].
Stanley Dollar. San Francisco. July is
Dollar 3 s Lines
Due Wednesday
chickasaw. Hamburg. July T.. Kerr Co
Ringborg, Gibraltar. July -.
ocean IAEEleTn 20
Koyo Maru. San Francisco. July "a.
Togo Ksisha Kaisth
Due Thursday
Mesaba. London. July IS.
Atlantic Transport Line.
Gaelic psinee. Gibraltar. July IS.
Furness. Witty a Co.
Due Friday
san Michele. Marseilies July 10
jas W Elweli Co.
Steel Inventor. San Francisco July 6.
Isthmian Line.
Due Saturday
Coliamer. Bordeaux. July IS.
Cosmopolitan shipping Co
Eiysia. Glasgow. July 10. ... Cunard 5 Co
steel seafarer. London. July 10.
Norton. Lilly A Co
Vennonia, London. July 10. .Cunard S s Co
Vincent. Dunkirk. July 10.
Cosmopolitan shipping Co
Eastern Merchant. Los Angeles. July 8.
Luckenbach S Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
$50 Italian Ships Laid Up
Depression in Trade Increases
Idleness i'm Merchant Fleet

Italian merchant ships numbering
l5C, with an aggregate tonnage Of 1885,
100, were laid up In Italian ports on
May %, according 70 "Popoio Romano"
Of June ]. or these ffty-three were
az Genoa, thirty az Naples, sixteen at
Venice and thirteen each at Trieste
and spezia.
The depression in trade in recent
months has proved 20 be a severe blow
% Italian shipping. The same eondi-
tions apply 20 passenger vessels, de-
spite the law restricting emigration 20
vessels under the Italian flag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Mexico Changes System
OF Port Ship Charges
Traffic Fee 10 Cover All Costs
Previously Assessed for
Go,.,-;cc

BY a Presidential decree effective
May 80. the dues to be levied on ships
entering Mexican ports have been ma
terially altered. according TO a report
10 tho Department Of Commerce from
Consul o. Gaylord Marsh, Of Progreso.
Charges for pilotagc. clearance, bills
OF health, mooring and for AL extraor-
binary services have been abolished.
Hereafter vessels entering and leaving
a Mexican port IN the foreign trade
will pay only one charge, the "trafiic
fee for both operations, based on
gross tonnage, as follows:
currency
Cents.
1 shirs M 20 800 tons gross. Tor
each zen tons or fraction thereof 80
= ships Of SOL 90 O. 0oT tons. For tho
frat GOO tons. The fore going
Ten aS'i tons 9D or traction - s7s
3 shirs ~ ; .o0i to 5000 tons. The
forging up 90 1000 tons. and on
ii ns fon''' . 20. .'," 81" ',, Is
4 ships Of s'o0i 10 10000 tons The
foregoing quotas up 90 1000 tons.
tons a1 or or traction ....'.......... isH
s. ships in excess OF 10000 tons. The
foregoing quotas. and for each
ten tons or fraction. .......-.... ~
Ships entering In distress are cx-
cmpt from these charges. provided they
carry on no commercial operations.
Foreign warshir8 also are exempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
Shipping Board
Shows Voyage
Profit in June
Makes S20f,531 ms Result
of Increased Passenger
Business; First Time II
Hasn't Shown n Deficit
General Loss 80, 1920
Repair Bill Heavier, but
Operating Economies Are
Beginning To BE Felt

r,o,, The Tribuns's Washington Bnre1r
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Govern-
mcnt tonnage was operated during
June with n loss Of s2,7s3,2i6.2o In ex-
cess Of income. Chairman Lasker Of
the Shipping Board disclosed to-day
This loss was Si22T2o.2s greater than
that suffered In May, which was the
most favorable month in the operation
Of government vessels during the adj
ministration Of the present board
The total Of voyages completed in June
was 1913. compared 10 205 in May.
The income exceeded outlay on voy-
AGE operations during June, however
I'M the sum OF s204,53i.75. This IS the
frst time that the voyage operations
aid not entail a loss, the net excess OF
outlay over income In May amounting
10 s378.445.s4. This improvement IS
due partly 10 the increase in passenger
revenue. which in June showed an eh-
cess OF income over outlay OF s5oe,-
C3O.78, m improvement Of Sl5izoi'oo
over May.
Cargo Operations Improve
Another noticeable improvement was
effected in the operation Of cargo yes
sells. Excess Of outlay over income
in May amounted 70 1868 ,32O'4f' as
against s3i7sl6.78 in June, an I'M
provement Of s545,503.Ge.
Tanker voyages decreased from iotty
in May 20 twenty-five In June, ana iot
the month OF June the excess OF IN
come over outlay excluding overhead
repairs and insurance. for tanker Voy-
ages was si53,3l07i, which Is de-
crease Of Sii4234.67 from the preeed-
ing month. Charter hire receipts Tor
MAY were s79s2o.27, as against $iO'-
63f99 for June. ~,
amounted 20 Sl.0l9, 1856, as compared
with Si.46i, 0l6.7l for June. The larger
expenditure for repairs Offset the bet
ter direct operating results ana pre-
vented an outstanding improvement
over the May results.
Insurance premiums for May amount
ed 20 1929, s39.Ss,,as against Sslo,oI5.4O
for June.
The lay-up expenses remained sub
stantially the same, amounting 70
s3C5. 4525i in May and SSe5,5i2'ol IN
June. -,
Salaries and wages amounted IN MaJ
20 ss77,209 and in June 10 Si7 ,596.sO.
General expenses increased from
si72, 1860 in May 10 S2s2,523.5L
Economies Show Result
aThese favorable results attained for
the month Of June" Mr.. Lasker said,
"are the result partly Of the increased
gross revenues resulting from the pres
ent heavy seasonal activity In passenger
traffic, and partly from the operating
economies instituted and the conse-
quent reduction in the operating eX-
penses."
Chairman Lasker said that while cost
OF operation now was low (and has con
stantly declined since the present Ad-
ministration has taken hold he did
not desire the impression 20 be con-
veyed that this low figure could be
consistently maintained throughout the
year, inasmueh as this was the best
season Of the year for ship operations
and passenger earnings were az a high
peak. In later months, Mr.. Lasker
stated. large sums would have 20 be
spent on putting the tied-up feet in
better condition.
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Marine Reports

winds NJ Nfi lo-hht
East Guif-Modcratc southeast anu
south. weather partly overcast -.
Wet Guif-Fresh southeast ana Houih'
weather, generally fair.
Caribtean Sea and Windwafd lasaage-
Moderate 90 fresh northeast. weather gen
orally fair 60. III,
North ~ SANDY Hook and sandy HOOK
20 iiatteraf Fresh ehifilnk' p'.o,.'ns
northwest and north. weather overcast
and showery. .,.,.
Hatfsras 70 Florida stralts-Moderate
20 fresh south and southwest. thliilnt 70
west over north portion, weather E@'"'
overcast. with local rains.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals

nt'ENOa AYREE. July 1f-cAbedsiio
(Brarl. New Orleans VIA ni0 10 Janeiro.
LIVERPOOL. July l2-Msranuc lhrl.
Montreal. -ld. carmania OBJ. New York.
CIfERnOuRG. July 2t--Prehdent Mon
roe. New York via Plymouth fog London
land proccedl.
HAVRE. July fla savois tFr). New
NnrE
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Broken Steering Gear Delays
The President Monroe ON Trim

CHERBOURG, July 23.-The Presi-
dent Monroe, from New York, arrived
here to-day. She suffered a mishap 10
her steering gear and was considerably
delayed. The passengers for London
were landed az Plymouth.
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Departures

LIVERPOOL. July 27-Baitic fBr), New
YORK via. Queenstown. Regina tnrl. Mont
real
SOUTHAMPTON. July a3-Aquitania
OBJ. New York.
LONDON. July i7-Presldsnt GARFIELD.
New York. Misslssippi fBrl. Baltimore.
BUENOs AYREs. July 22-Hollinside
tBrl, New York
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Sailed Yesterday

Auantenhavet DAM. barcelona VIA
Pensacola. James McGcc Tampico; San
Naxario fBrl. Tampico, West Corum, Tam
pico. Arcturus Genoa Lampasas Calves
ton. Blossom Heath. --i Alliance. Nor
folk
Zarembo Hayre and Dunklrk-
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City Island

Hound south-schrs Flo NADER tbrl.
vsfrra BAY Tor Sew York. with inthA 7"
man X pnddinEton. blanche Alns. Nam
tucksf Tor Sew YORK . g.,
Stockton. Mc: Daniel Tompkins, NeN York
for bridgeport