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New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Rail Priorities
Cut Exports on
NY. Ship Lines
Revival In Traffic Blocked
by Delays in Deliveries;
Steamship Men Seek Cargo
In Grain From Montreal
Surplus of Shipping Here
Vessels Bringing Coal Look
ing for Return Trade;
Canadian Rates Greater

The slight revival in ocean traffic
which started last month, has been
blocked by delays in railroad deliver.
les Of export shipments, inquiries
among steamship men revealed yes.
terday. Priority for coal on the raj
lines has worked to the disadvantage
many of the ships sailing from New
York and other North Atlantic ports
are compelled to sail with diminished
cargoes.
The grain trade has felt the handi-
cap more seriously than other indus
tries, with the result that officials OF
some of the lines recently have been
looking into the advisability Of switch
ing boats to Montreal and other Can
adian ports, though the season there
Is drawing to a close.
The Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk
railroads are booked full with grain
shipments until November, while the
car shortage in this country is hamper
ing shipments to New York and other
North Atlantic ports, H. A. Pender
general traffic manager for Moore &.
Mccormack, reported yesterday upon
his return from a trip to Montreal.
Mr.. Pender went north in an effort
to arrange for grain shipments to ST
Jonns N. b., TO connect with the
Moore & Mccormack boats to that
port for Ireland. He said that rail-
way congestion made his journey fruit
less.
The Canadian railroads hesitate to
send grain cars to the United States,
he said, because of the difficulty In get
ting them returned. They now have
10000 cars in this country, which they
are unable to cali back. Elevators at
Montreal are working day and night
and are handling about 20,00o,0o0
bushels of grain month, he reported
1t was said that the prevailing grain
rate from Montreal to ireland was
shillings Sd. quarter. compared with
2 shillings Cd. from New York. The dis
parity is due to the lack of steamers
at Montreal, with the close of the
season near, and to the surplus OF
ships in New York which have brought
over coal and face the prospect OF
returning empty.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

{Distances in miles. position at noon
unless otherwise spec!fied.)
Agwisun left New York PM Oct bound
Tecomate.
American Legion s7o sE Ambrose Oct &.
Apache "a N Diamond Shoals Oct 4.
Beatrice passed Cape Henry Oct 4.
Bolivar S32 by e Scotland Oct L.
Gornetia 2o5 N San Juan Sept T.
Daperata 90 NE Jupiter Oct bound Rot
terdam.
Edgeneid 172 Sc Nantucket Oct s.
Gulfiand 394 Nantucket Oct s.
Helen lat 81 OF Ion 81 &c Oct 1.
Huron left Macoris 2:3o PM Oct for
Sanchez.
Hastings s5 from Providence Oct bound
Providence
Henry D Whiton IL q Nantucket Oct s.
Joseph seep i2b Ambrose Oct bound
New York.
I.tghtburne 136 Sw Breton Reef Oct g.
Monmouth 31l NE Cape Henry Oct S.
Minnesotan ATS " Colon Oct A.
Minncqua 6s5 q Cape Henry Oct 1 bound
Barcelona.
Mohawk 10 N Diamond Shoals Oct 4,
Martinique 1.224 Scotland Oct g.
Nantucket 12 SW Fire Island Oct s.
lormidale 20 SW Block Island Oct g.
Orkild 200 Sc New York PM Oct 4
Porto Rico 169 N San Juan Oct 4
Ponce left San Juan Oct A.
Roanoke 2s5 8 Ambrose Oct
Seminole 400 Sc Sandy Hook Oct 4
Sagua ITS N San Juan Oct T.
Susq uehanna 6l4 Ambrose Oct { bound
Tanamo Ito N San Juan Oct 4.
VIM Rockefeller left Balboa PM Oct
west Helix $50 NE Cape Henry Oct s.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Arrived Yesterday

aree.. res visssz,s nr senSsa sn os s
:, satania aBri. Tampieo Sep. rs: to
Standard Transportation Co. with crude
oil n,sir s Tsmsh.nss',te cans ssp. il, l. p,sho CO.
with coal $3.50 tonsl; Pier !. N r..
Swsnsee swan p,. Is; to Charles Hin Sons with
,o.;ns. cnsttsnoogs n CITY; Seattle Aug %, Van,
&c se j isshmian s Line. with mdse; Pier
Lloyd Royal Beige. with I pass % ana mass; e.
Pier J. communipaw, N J.
9. N. Moter or. sehr Iaabot sBr). st Johns r.
cod oil; Bayonnc. J,
Roekaway Park. Newcastle. Eng. Sept 9,
Proyidenee Pro Oct 81; TO susauehanna Co.
La Touraine tFr,, Havre Sept 90: to
Compagnie Generate Transat,antique. with
sa,s aS5 ea1in pIs ils third class pass mails and
Apache. Jacksonville and Charleston; to
Clyde $ Co. with pass and mdse; Pier.
: chtckasaw. West Hartlepoo, Sept 81; to
Kerr s Lines. with coal {s.ei4 tons):
to American & Cuban Line. with iii,
sugar; s,n. M. National Refinery. Yonksrs Z.
uEited Fruit Co, with 70 pass mails and
mdse; Pier IS, e r.
John Warrington. Sabine; to r Hague.
with OIL: Pier Q. Constable Hook. M.
~ Moffett Jr, Texas City: to n s
Hague. with oil; Pier g. Constable Hook.
:. Gull a,li. Of q r. Mexico. Port Arthur Sept IS;
seqnoya (Br). Nyborg: to Standard oil
Co; Off Tompkinsviiie. 81
Roanoke. Port Lobos Sept 20: to Texas
Co. with oil: Bergen Point. j.
Hamilton, Norfolk Oct 4 to Old Domin-
ION 10 irensportation Co, with pass and
Fugi Maru tJap), birmingham; to Har-
riss- Magill. with mdse; Astoria, l. l.
Truro City (Brl. Philadelphia Oct 4; to
ton S l.
President Roosevelt. Bremen Sept ~.
southampton and Queenstown 2S; to
Pier 3, Hoboken.
Norfolk, Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Freight Ships Due

due To-day
cApiiios auenos Ayres. Sept ?.
crssssr Hall. sauiaui. Sept q.
Vulcan city. Shields. Sept Is, !.
r.r..pa London Sep. Nansss.,S1 @,SS SS
AlEerian-Amcrisan Line
Drosnore Castle. Cape Town. Sept :.
Ealtor. Havre, sept is. .cosmopoliian % tan Lines G
Edward Luckenbaeh. Seattle. Sept is.
Barbadian. London, sept :i.Whito Star Line
Tiger San Pedro. Sept 70 via Boston.
rna.n.no.n.s Hail noSlasr; ho,,..a., wsir .n BOYD
Cosmopolitan Line
Joseph seep. Rotterdam. Sent ii, -
OSRo, santos, Sept 3, via Boston,
Inter Freighting Corp
Duo Tomorrow
Winona. Fatras. Sept 49,. Export s Co
sonsvand. buenos Ayres, Sept s. -
Julia Luckenbsch. Everett. sept ii.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Sunday
Mar Negro, Huelva, Sept "a. Kerr Line
Melvilie Dollar. Coon. Sept as.. Dollar Lines
Chattanooga City. Colon. Sept 2s.
Minnesotan, Colon, Oct Unit Am Lines
Dakotan. Boston, Oct T.. Unit Am Lines
Due Monday
Merclan. liverpool Sept 2s
International Mercantile Marine
Chiokasaw City. Hartlepool. Sept 20.
Ksrhonkson. Ardrossan. Sept 90.
Moore & Mccormack Co
Albert Jeffress. Colon. Sept 30.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Tuesday
Hog Island. Alexandria. Sept 26.
Export g Co
yerbsnia, London. Sept IT. cunard Line
Santa Olivia Rio de Janeiro, Sept 80.
Norton, Lilly g. Co
Due Wednesday
Eastern Knight. Honolulu. Sept ii,
Barber Lines
Blossom Heath. Barry, Sept 81. Kerr Line
Duo Thursday
Storm King, Rotterdam. Sept 20.
Black Diamond Line
Federico, Trieste. Sept 90. :. Phelps Bros
Radnor, lmmingham, Sept 27.. Barber Lines
Meissonier. Aimeria. Sept %.
Lanlport 6 Holt Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Reports by Wireless
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OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
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The Radio Corporation Of America
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Medical and surgical advice will ba
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New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Cleared

Morro Castle, Blackadder; Havana and
Progress; fs res, y ,y,sS J s cnba Mail s co.
Nantucket; Chesebro Bros & Robbins.
West Humhaw. stirrat: Angra and Fun
ehe!; earna a II tb,1 Bu'l = sosoo,. Go; 49, 49,
Funch. Edye 4 Co. ' as''0 fiasa'
Tecumseh (Rr), Henderson; Piraeus and
SaleniGa via via Beaumont; Standard Trans
Colon, Haynes: Puerto Prince and cris-
tobal Panama r r Co.
g ca;yo Mambi. Smith; Guantanamo ana
santiago; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Elisha Walker. Prayer: Tanpico: Huas-
teca Petroleum Co.
& ossa oabs : Ma, {psns, ! H Hansen; Nassau; N z
Manchioneal tNor>. Won der Fehr: San
''ag9 snb and M,,lsa Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Hsvre; J Whitney & Co.
Sch Don Parsons (Br), Gard: Windsor.
J T Whitney & Co.
c,;sg Asgwisun. ,,s1 Gronli; Port Lobos: Y &.
p.asy msyland sfNor). Narvessen; Kristian,a,
phia hAnaisnaa Yisas bbGnes An.weg to Phlade,
w Bge Andrew Mcdonald. Nicholson :
poat Aonn maersk pan1 Anderson Kong
and Adelaide: Funch. Edye & Co. A'''' -
kosaiind lbr). James; Halifax and st
Choyo Maru tJap). suziki; Yokohama
and Kobe via Norfolk and Panama Canal.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
= Delaware, Robinson; Portland; Eastern
s s Co.
= Belfast Mccormick Boston; Eastern S
a Moffett Jr. Tucker; Texas City;
- Teresa ut). Ragusin: New Orleans;
= City Of st Louis. johnson; Savannah;
9 Norwalk. crowell; Boston: Eastern s
Frank Lynch. Gray. San Francisco: +:
9 Maple. \ Johnson; Philadelphia; Halschaw
Lena Luekenbach. Bown; Boston; Luck
M.,ssa' o,sssanaw' Smith; Mobile and Tampa;
Lines oef
T Bedford. Snow: Baton Rouge; Rob
ert L Hague.
Munargo, Loren: Nassau ana Ar+,,,..
Munson s Lnes
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day


- Susquehanna. Bremen Sept 25 to United
States Lines with mails: is expected to
dock at Pier !, Hoboken.
forenoon at Pier i. e 4 (WaM st5. 'A
!. san Jacinto. Galveston Sept so: to NAL
N Charlton st).
Carmania tBrl, Liverpool Sept 2s; to
Sanard Line; will dock about $3.50 D m at
FieS ea. N (West l4th st).
Due Tomorrow
Stockholm (sw), Gothenburg Sept 20: 20
swedish American Line with mails: is az
p@seted @ to dock m at Pier 81. N r
:. Hanover tGer>. Bremen Sept 2s: 70
North German Lloyd Line with ,nails. 20
expected e. to dock forenoon at foot Of sth
Pocone tBraE3. Rio de Janeiro Sept .1s.
TO Lloyd Braziliero Line with mails: is ex.
pscted to dock forenoon at Pier 1. Dush
General W Gorgas, Port au Prince
Oct 2: TO Panama r r s s Co with tnaiia.
N n West 2Sth ST..
Due Sunday
9. Finland lBr), Antwerp Sept %: 70 Red
s0Tsnoe1 Har,a1,s at tIr1 pisr 81 West 2oth ST.
White Star Line with mails: is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier 50. N r (West
Heividers t1t,, Naples Sept 20. - ph.,,.
Bros with mails: is expected to dock % forea
noon at Pier Z, Bush Docks, B'kiyn.
Ulua tBrl. Port Lisnon Oct i: to Tynf,ed
Fruit Co with mails: Is expected to doeI
afternoon at Pier 10. r Maiden Lane).
Due Monday
vessel Port. Arenrv
Orbita. southampton. Sept 90,
:. Royal Mail Steam Packet
Ponce. San Juan. Oct l.
NY& Porto Rico Idne
zuiia. Curacao. Oct 1.......Red i. Is YJns
Fnrnsss. w,thr = =.
Duo Tuesday
Herengaria, Southampton. Oct ..
Olympic. Southampton. Oct i. l A-''''
President Garfield, London. Sept las 80. ssaf Aihe
Sanopic. Liverpool. Sept so.white star nes Ians
la Lorraine, Havre. Oct l.. Trench Tins
3rizaba Havana, Oct 10. Ward Isns
Manchuris. Hamburg. Sept 40.
n n -, American Liua
Panama Line
Due Wednesday
Manuel Cnivo, Cadaz. Sept ao Yus.
Faormtna. Genoa, Sept 2S
staiis-Aznertca Shipping Corr
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
El Norte ooT NE Jupiter Oct q.
Gilargo ais Scotland Oct 8.
III LARGO 21s 8 Scotland Oct 8.

I'll Norse ooT NE Jupiter OCT q.
Gilargo ais & Scotland Oct 8.
FL Largo 213 s Scotland Oct 5.
Ei Vale 27s s Scotland Oct 8.
ESssa, Eugene J y = s Thsyer .ss NE jupiter Oct =.
franklin K Lane \. N Jupiter Oct 4.
Geo II Jones 2ss wsw Key West Oct 4.
enadrs isI um' 'ss .nTy asross oss oe'
s,uif stream lis IN jupiter y OCT OCT T. !.
Hanover 434 r. Ambrose Oct 6.
Henry ID Whiten ~ E Nantucket Oct ..
Hcrn 165 II Ambrose Oct 8.
How!ck Hall abeam Ambrose Oct g..
Independence Hall 6o2 Ambrose Oct ..
Irishman 10 NE Nantucket Oct S.
John D Archibeld $50 8 Ambrose Oct 5.
John = Rockefeller i2o NV By N Tortu-
Jonnncy e4 ssw Eortheas. Eend OCT s.
JOSEPH secp i2s p Ambrose Oct 5.
Keonnis tx iso aao Ae1Gss Nm os. e
Maraya,bo Mara. bs0s sss Ssnssshes sssiSand oe,
Mayari 7a4 9 Scotland Oct &
MarF",. MM1rna,otan a. s7s s,.o Colon n. m Oct T.
Orita los sE Bermuda 10 a m Oct 5.
Orient a17 e Ambrose Oct s.
Oscar d Bennett 36 N Jupiter Oct 4.
orbita lat 1925 Ion 42ls i%7o r Ambrose
Oct 6.
Panaman 5l5 Delaware Brenkwater
Oct 4.
| Paraguay 60 sw Nantucket Oct s.
Porto Rico will arr San Juan 8 m Oct s.
President Van Buren, 3o5 e Ambrose Oct D..
Reaper l60 NNE Diamond Oct 8.
Reliance 776 Il Ambrose Oct B.
Robert T. Hopkins So w Sand Key Oct 4.
Sabine Sun 1873 8 Overfalls Oct ..
San Bruno 641 s Scotland Oct q.
Senconrett NE Winterquarter Oct ..
SucareBco passing Lookout Ly Oct 4.
Eucrose pd Sand Key Oct 4.
Standard 10 N Jupiter Oct a.
steel Scientist 92l Ambrose Oct 3.
Swiftsure 138 w Sand Key Oct I.
Swifteaglc 882 8 Brenton Reef p m Oct t.
Swift Star $40 Colon Oct 4,
Texas SO s Ovcrfalls Oct 8.
ftctolite 65 SW Tortugas Oct T.
w B Keene 72 g Winterquarter Oct s.
w Teagle 246 ESE Galveston Oct 1.
West Norranus 1876 e Nantucket Oct 5.
Wien 1870 ESE Nantucket Oct g.
wm Boyce Thompson 10 s Cape May Ost 8.
VIM Rockefeller left Balboa Oct 4.
VIM Burton 1l0 Jupiter Oct 4.
VIM II Doheny % w Sand Key Oct I.
VIM Green 80 SW Sand Key Oct I.
Vim Penn 1876 r Ambrose Oct g..
Weikika 4 NE Five-Fathom Bank Oct 3.
Zulia 1919 g Scotland Oct I.
China Arrow 642 Ambrose PM Sept s.
Standard $50 Diamond Sept s.
Oscar ID Bennett 220 s Diamond Sept 8.
Invincible 1f3 Diamond Sept s.
Frederick Ewing AIS Jupiter Sept s.
panberaEa 100 Sc Charelstown Sept 8.
Neville Dollar ESQ 8 Ambrose Sept s.
Editor SAT ENE Ambrose Sept s.
Affnh 739 z Ambrose Sept 6.
Virginia Limited is NE Winter Quarters
Sept s.
Harold Walker lat ssw Ambrose Sept :.
Zul!a 05S Ambrose Sept 6.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
City Island

Pound south-Rosalind (Br), st Johns.
n F. and Halifax, for New York. to Bow.
ring CO. with 12s pass and mdse; schrs
York. with lumber to Sherman Lumber
Go; Co.. Jean F Anderson tBr). Halifax for
New s, York. with lumber to Homan g. Pud-
for New York, to J A Elliott G. Co.
Bound East--schrs Helena, New York
for Nantucket; Peter A Mcintyre {Brj.
Port Reading for st John; VIM Bisbee..
anchored).
, sailsd-schr Lincoln tfrom Jersey city,,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
nnLsrNGroRs. Oct 1--r5a.tern Star

HnLsrNGToRs. Oct S---Eastsrn star,
Baltimore.
ROTTERDAM. Oct 4---Nicu Amsterdam,
tDtl. New York tand sailed for Ply
HARTLEpooL. Oct s---sortehavet tpan,.
Searsport
SHANGHAI, Oct a--Nie (Br) tfrom
Hongkong). San Francisco
cisco. VI
PENARTH. Oct 4-Bogen tNor). La
SHIELDS. Oct 4--British Eentcrprisc
(Br}. Now Orleans
PERM. Oct City OF Bagdad {Br)
Qrom Hongkongl.. New York.
TtaD. Boston.
GLASGOW. Oct 4---Tarantia tBr). Mont
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 5--Prcsident
Harding lfrom Brcmen) New York.
HAMBURG. Oct 4--Orduna (Br), New
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Rate to Spain Cut
By Steamship Lines

The Spanish Portuguese conference
has put into effect reduction In the
rate on agricultural implements from
sis to $40 ton, 1t was learned yester-
day. The reason for the cut was not
announced, but it is understood this
was to meet outside competition.
The Far East conference has made
several changes, including advances to
be made effective on the first of the
year. The rate on plug and smoking
tobacco has been established at SIS
ton. weight or measurement, to be
increased to $18 on January /; steam
shovels, sac, to be advanced to sl3, and
rubber cement he's been fixed at SIS a
ton, not to be changed.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Army Orders

From Tho Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Howell, Maj. c. tr.. to Washington
McCleavo, 1t. Col. r. G., to Walter Reed
Hospital.
Honorably discharged--Colley. 1t. r. NJ.
Air Service
Turnbull, 1t W., to San Antonio.
Van Nostrand, Maj. p. e.. to Philadelphia.
Miscellaneous
Ross. Capt. J. s., Den. c.. to Camp
Humphreys.
Greeley. Capt. NJ. NJ. Q. NJ. c., to Belleville.
Shelton, Capt. ]. r.. Med. c., to Fort
Howard
Msher. Chaplain c A.. U. s. A., to Fort
Sam Houston.
Wales. Maj. V. w. B.. cav, to Manila.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Fire Record

n LOSS.
sas-Iss " ss,h St; Owl Ba,san uasn0vn
4;io--Ssi Ienos av.; square Deai ain'hs
.so-!sss aaaosS arysn. av.. tn. Bsons Snka'~n
io:oe-ieio BRYANT az. she Bronx:
1o:3o-SS ". Houston st.: Schlesing &
ie:to-iSs W. 7tth st. ii.'.,ia unknewn. ienTn0wh
Ii:le--sos ". 1I7th st.: unknown .u unknown now n n
n:ss--s2 willett ST.; william Funi-
xr tone -'........s........... Triaing
ia:io-si% e. 18TH St: John Rock,
ls,ao--Maa!son av. and aath ST.: Hotel :
is:ao-ss stanton st; Beasie Lapiassr. .
Unknown
is:ts--24s E. 45th St; jacobson BROS. :
Unknown
1:ie--t4s First av.; John N. Maeico,
l:,s-2oo ". s4th st.; unknown. Unknown
sisFroas siss3 neFasio ~ 81, st. a:, lot; ;t;s
s:se-sss East 10Th St; Miliis none
s.esss r'asIaSs ssss 10Th st. uninowa .s'sss sishs
t:zo--1loth st. and East River Unknown
io:os-lsl East io5th ST.: George
1e:1E--24e West 2sth st; auto:
Charles Bucklar Unknown
1880 81. Paul's Pl.. the Bronx.
&. FaFciA Unknown
Sstt-62S w. 18th St; unknown Unknown
Ssse~-l65th st. and Harlem River:
buikhsad OF speedway; City OF
New York ....e,...4.. Unknown
s;<t-7so. Fox St, the Bronx: rub
bish; unknown .....s....U Unknown
+:2s--166th ut. and 18th ay.: auto IN
garage: Edwin Ranyell. Slight
S:oa--xe9 College av. the Bronx.
Mike Deronino: unknown. Unknown
s:@o--142s sth av.; Max Melanee. Slight
s:4o--669 Droadway: Lowenthaf Il
Goldbiurn and Hyman Hendier.
Unknown |
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Foreign, Ports
A~SvaIa

| HAvRE. Oct s--France tFr), New York
AMSTERDAM. Oct s--soott,sh Musician
copENHAGEN, Oct 4--oscar II tDan>,
pIRAEUs. Oct = tarr,ved prev,ously,--
King Alexander lBr). Now York.:
ALDEN. Oct City OF Canton trsr). New
LONDON. Oct 4-christian Michslsen
sYbNEY. N s w. Oct 4--Tah.u tnr>.
&C; G1BRALTAn. DC. 4---tpassed, Bankdaie
(Br) New York for Barcelona and Mar
sstlles; Kofuku Maru (Jap). Texas City for
East LONDON. Oct 4--Eas.srn Sun.
sHANoHAr, Oct 4--Yokohnma Maru
TROaDHJEM, Sept 25-Bremerton. Ba,ti-
more for chrlntinnsa..
suNDsvAI4 eept 2s-Braheho'm fswd),
DUBLIN. Sept ss--west Hembrio, Bal
HAMBURG, Sept 80 - Sierra Nevada
(Dan), Savannah; Oct /, Hallmoor (BrC.
Philadelphia; 4th Gustav SCHNEIDER (Ger).
Port Arthur.
HoRsENs. Oct = Rosenberg tDan).
KOBE. Oct - sumatrA Maru tJap}.
ROTTERDAM, oct s--Aichiba tpuseh).
ADELAIDE. Oct 8 - City Of Corinth
(Br). New York; Port Alma tBr). New
SUNDERLAND. Oct s. Eastern Pilot
RoTTERDAM, Oct Wv II Libby, New
York; Teespooi (Br), Montreal.
GLASGOW. Oct 4-Sinerian Prince (Br).
ARDRossAN. Oct 4--H X waass tNor,.
Montreal.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 5-vaiemors tBr>.
Philadeiphia and Baltimore: Senator (Br).
ROTTERDAM. Oct 4--Noordam fDut),
New York via Plymouth and BouloEne.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct G--Minnedosn
(Br), Montreal.
Departures
DUNKIRK. Oct s--McKeesport, New
clyde. Oct 4--Melmore Head tnr,.
SWANSEA, Oct 4--Mary Horlock tBr)
DANzIa. Sept ss--L.suani. tpan,. New
York.
ST ,NAzAIRE. Sep. so--ch..eauroux
BRISBANE. Oct s--Eastcrn Sen. Boston,
rENANG. Oct a-Essher Dollar (Br).
ANTWERP. oo. a-Hom.st.ad. s.,.i-
more
BARRY, Oct 2--Harliness. Phi,adeiphia,
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2--President Gar.
field from London) New York
KINGSTON. Oct 3-Jose tNory. Ba,ti-
more -
SINGAPORE. Oct s--paere Castle tnr,
MIDDLEsBoRouaH. Oct 4--r.tv,,
lpan). Boston; Brasii.er (Brl. Phiiadei-
CARDIFF. os. 4--Hoxis. Baltimore.
~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Radio Corp. of America

tPositions are aS noon, distances In mi,es
unless stated otherwise,
Agwtmex 125 ssW Barnegat Oct g.
Agiworld BIS SSW Brenton Roof Oct &.
Anna 400 Cape May a m Oct s.
Ario 226 w Havana Oct. A.
Bolivar S32 SIC Scotland Oct I.
Birkenhead IS Hatteras Oct O..
Braddock SO NNE Jupiter Oct 1.
brave Gouer "a W Frying Pan Oct 4
Bristol q sW Gayhead Oct s.
Caisaroiite 80 llo NE Diamond Oct 8.
China Arrow 500 8 Ambrose Oct 4
CITY OF Atlanta IA N Diamond Oct s.
Cowsn.hinock 800 s Hatteras 5. . -
Chas NJ Everest 40 N Diamond Oct
City Of Augusta 1i0 SN Gayhead OCT &.
nauyerta 80 NE Jupiter Oct a.
70 Doheny pd ley West IN Oct 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Sailed Yesterday

Albistan (Dan). st John, N b; Howick
Han. Vancouver; Chicago tTr). Havre };
Mongolia, Hamburg; Bristol City (Br),
Bristol: Lenape, Jacksonville and Charles. :.
ton; Laconda tBr). Liverpool; Caronia
{Br), Hamburg; United States (Dan).
Copenhagen: Wuerttemberg (Ger), Ham
burg: Wekika. Bristol; Tuscanstnr OBJ,
Seattie; Themistocles (Grk) Piraeus;
MORO Castle. Havana; City Of st Louis
savannah; Freeman. Norfolk; Colon,
Cristobal; Santa Rosa, Crstobal; Sarpfos
tNor). Tainp!co; Elisha Walker, Tampico !:
Agwisun. Port Lobos; Governor John Lind.
San Juan; Hellas tNor), Puerto Mexico !;
Maple. Philadelphia schr Dorothy, Nor.
folk. "
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Change of Masters

3 F Clark succeeds Daniel Lands Gem
mand barge Shadyside.
William ID Munston succeeds Hiram Ed
wards command steam paddle Little Sill
yer.
Gilbert Bown succeeds John McNsm-
ara command steam screw Lena Lucken-
bach I4uckenbach s Co.
Frank Hector succeeds Diggs ccm-
mand steam screw Z r No 35.
Herbert Smith succeeds Frank Robin
son command steam screw Ossabaw.
James A Towne succeeds Henry d Rose
command barge G Melen
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
NAVY OrsIers

Frons THO TrtbMte's washington Bareaas
W-AsHINGT0N, Oct J.---Navy orders
Issued to-day follow
Bell. 1t. Com. II. t.. to u. s. 8. Prairie.
DELAY, 1t. q. g.) n. D., resigned.
Gaylord. Ems 4. A., to Y. s. s. Lawrence.
Parks Ems. A. H., to U. s. g. Simpson.
Sweeney, Ems. r. D. r.. to U. s. s. Charles
ton
Kenning. 1t J. c., resigned
Phillips, LIT. g. g,) c., to Paris Island.
Terry, Ap elk II, to Cavite
McCord, 1t Com II. c., to U. s.. g. Huron.
Perlfnan, 1t. b., to II. s.. s.. Vtllalobos
Secly. 1t. q. Sd c. s.. to u. S. S. Hart
Graham. Ems. r. NJ. to u. s.. s. Hubert.
Wnrract, Ems. II. c., to u. 8. 8. Hubert.
Twtchcll. Lit q. ID w. r., to Mare island.
Bailey. Mach. L. D.. to Marc Isand.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
East C;uis-~Modcrate to fresh east and
southeast and weather overcast, probably
socns raina
WeSs Gulf--Frcwh east and southeast
ard weather overcast and ehowery
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate so frcsh mostly southeast, and
weather partly overcast. probably local
raifA.
North OF Sandy Hcok--Modcrate to
fresh north and northeast and weather
overcast
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Modcrate to
Yresit southwest and west. becoming vari-
able over north poi tion and weather gem
orally fair.
Hatsvras to Florida straits--Moderate
easterly and weather partly overcast, prob
ably local raina over south portion.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
School Ship at Algiers

Word was received here yesterday
by the New York State Nautical Com
mission from Captain John S. Baylis,
commander of the schoolship Newport.
that the vessel had arrived safely in
Algiers. The Newport, with l25 cadets
from this state aboard, is now home
ward bound.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
North Pacific Ocean
Vessels Sold

General d s Stanley. steam screw, 1ss
tons: sold by Quartermaster Department
United States Army to Interstate s S
1rene M Dawson. barge. 452 tons; sold
BY w r shipbuilders to James
Margaret. gasoline screw, 10 tons: sold
by John Buggcln to Louis Spitzer for
III and other considerations.
Seminole Queen, gasoilne yacht, 30 tons
sold by Hugh L Willoughby TO Gsorg. /.
Webster for 81 and other conslderatiohs.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Maritime Miscellany

Metapan. United Fruit Line, arrived
yesterday from West Indian ports with
"a passengers. On October 4, her captain
reported. when off Capc Hatteras, vessel
struck large whale. which passed under
stern OF Metapan and reappeared about 100
feet astern.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct b---Tug J A Tal-
bot sold to Multnownh Lumber g. Box
Company. terms private.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
BY Cable and Radio

Str Stockholm (sw). Gothenburg for
New York; to Swedish American Line;
with pass, mails and mdse: reported by
Ambrose Lightsh,p; will arrive in Quar-
antine Friday night and dock Saturday
A NJ at Pier 97 II Il