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New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
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tDistance in miles; position at noon unles.
otherwise specifed)
American Legion 2.751 Sc Ambrose Oct IL
Gulf Prince 1G0 S Scotland Oct 12
nappsrats nau PEI ,set lGss Ames9se Oct IL
MORO Castle 144 w Havana Oct H.
Agwisun 152 w San Key Oct ii.
Marine 40 E Key West Oct IL.
orcona left Havana noon Oct H.
West Humshaw 1900 by N Bermuda
Oct II.
Mckeesport 1920 E Ambrose Oct ii.
II n Mallory $50 S Scotland Oct ii.
Homestead a so N "a 80 W Oct II.
Porto Rico left San Juan 6 PM Oct H.
Vincent 5S7 r Ambrose Oct IL.
Iroquois $40 S Scotland Oct IL
Norma ss7 Scotland Oct IL.
clavarack $50 by e Cape Cod Oct IL
Tanamo 1877 " of San Juan Oct IL.
Caracas 1.l7s s Diamond Shoals oct IL.
Caire 221 Aguadilla Oct IL
Aswihavre e6 wsW Nantucket Oct ii. :
nrs5aoah hon5saa 81 e nsss9n 81 g Oct i, Oct
Muneric q 80 N 7e 50 w Oct ii.
Roanoke 40 S Jupiter Oct II.
Kennecott 340 Ambrose Oct 12
Elizabeth 80 S Cape Elizabeth Oct e12.
Beatrice 20 s Scotland Oct ~.
Montana, 442 5 Cape Henlopen Oct IL.
Mexico 81 N Jupiter Oct 12.
India Arrow 20 Jupiter Oct H.
Norma l,l4o scotland oct IL.
Edith. I040 ESE Ambrose Oct H.
Tanamo 944 Scotland Oct H..
Vincent 344 e Ambrose Oct 12
Nantucket 20 SW Winterquarter Oct 12.
Conehatta 1870 K Boston Oct 12
West Hardaway PIG z Ambrose Oct 10.
III r Mallory $50 8 Scotland Oct 12.
San Jacinto ZIG S Scotland Oct 12.
Mlraflores 40 Diamond Shoals Oct IL.
President Polk 283 Il Ambrose Oct H.
West Crossey 164 NE Cape Henry-Oct 10.
Ellenor Block Island Oct IT,
Metapan $50 S Scotland Oct 49,
Tug Mumrick with IS Bar Harbor z w
Vineyard Haven Oct IL. Ks
Ormidale Sc Block Island Oct l2
ONeil 60 Diamond Shoals Oct 12
Brush 203 8 Delaware Breakwater Oct O.
Elisleo rs N Hatteras Oct 10.
Bethore 133 S Diamond Shoals Oct ~.
West Totant 24o " Cape Hatteras
Oct ~.
Maiden Creek 100 NE Cape Hatteras
Oct 12.
Gulf Prince $50 S Scotland Oct Ia
Mineola IL N Diamond Shoals Oct 12
Alabama leaving Y $50 PM 18th bound
Tampico
10 S osceoia 80 Nantucket Shoals s
AM Oct H.
Maine about 80 SIC New London Oct IL.
Fenchurch 12o Il Ambrose Oct H.
Vauban 966 r Ambrose Oct r.
MoselIa 695 ENE Hatteras Oct I2.
ii NJ Fiagler 63s e Ambrose Oct H.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Arrived Yesterday

Arabse ttsr), Naples: 20 White Star Line.
viz, sraiis and .ndse; Pier So \ q ,.a.aa
%. Z Il
Farness Bermuda Line. With 25s pass
nails and rndse, Pier 90, n II
sixao's. carsasena, Sep, se Porto ceT
ns Kinss,on e ah.a mntea ara rauis CO. sa WITH s.
Li.usnia fDan1, I.ibau sept II, panzlg
GO, with ) iirst, ls4 second cabin, 44s
third-csass pass. malls and mdse; Pier e..
III ST. Docks. BklSn.~
La ONO. Baracoa Oct z, TO Atlantic
Fruit ca. Wiz. fruit, Pier &c e 4
= ysrsania .s 10, London ,, Sept Y; to Gu
Felieiana Br1, i--s2"n Sept II, Ihisa-
With ndse; Pier 81. Bkiyn.
City and Macoris 4, Sanch. ana aaInana
;. Porto Plata and Monte =. .sty g., Turks
isand z TO the clyde $ c.. with i. q pas
Schr Albert +. Paul. Georgetown: to
Gilmartin Co, with mdse; off Red Hook.
Bksyn
Anaconda, Philadelphia Oct Il; to Black
Diamond Co. with mdse; Pier 5, Army
Eastern Trader. Norfolk Oct 10; to
Tampa Interpcean Corp. with mdse' off
Liberty.
Bennett. Hvosleff with mdse: Newark
Lenape. Jacksonville and Charleston; to
the clydo s S Co. with pass and mdse;
Pier SO. II r.
Ell sud. New orlsans. Oct q: to south
ern Pacific Co. with mdse; Pier 81: N r.
0 Waring. Houston, to II S Hague.
with oil: off Tompkinsville, s I.
silvia lBr)., st Johns, N f. Oct Z. Hall
fax, Oct 10: to Bowrsng &c Co. with S73
pass mails and mdse; Java st, Brooklyn.
Resolute. Hamburg, Oct 3. Southamp-
ton and Cher bourg, Oct, 4 to the United
ond eahin, 35s third class pass. mails and
Jefferson Norfolk. Oct IL; to Old DOM
inion Transportation Co, with pass and
mdse: Pier 81, N r.
Rochambeau tFr), Havre. Oct 3; to
French Line. with pass. mails and nidse.
Pier 81, n r.
:. Taormna utaiy. Naples. Sept 2s; to
Italia America Line. with pass mails
and mdse: Pier 81. N r.
Lewis Luckenbach. Boston. Oct Ii; to
Luckenbach Line, with mdse; 35th st,
Brooklyn.
Schr Mary Manson Truener Fernandina;
Hook, Brooklyn.
Bradclyde {Br). Norfolk, oat 10; to
Navigation Co, with mdse; Pier "A,
Brooklyn.
Times tNor). Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
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reports.
The Radio Corporation Of America
will recaive position reporrs through
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Medical and surgical advice will be
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Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Passenger Ships Due
Oue To-day

Manuel calvo (sn). cadiz Sept 80: to
Spanish Line with mails; s expected to
dock forenoon at Pier s. e r., (Coenties
siip).
France (Fr). Havre Oct &; to French
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
T President si Hardinr southampton' ut n s,' Oct &.
TO Lines with mails; is expected to
dock about 2 . a m m at Pier 4 Hoobken.
Witty & Co with mails; will dock forenoon
at Pier "a. B'klyn.
Due Tomorrow
Nieuw Amsterdam tDD, Plymouth Oct
4: to Holland America Line with nails is
dusiielmo Peirce (It), Naples Sept 27;
to Peirce Bros with mails: Is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 81. N II tWest
57th st).
Due Sunday
Iceland tBr), Antwerp Oct s; to Red
Star Line with malls: is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 81, N {west goth ST..
afternoon at Pier 60. N r tWest 10th st).
~ ulaa = tBr9, ri Port Limon Oct I; to United
afternoon at Pier Is. E r (Maiden Lane).
Caracas. ssn Juan Oct 10; to Bliss. Dali
lett Co with mails: is expected to dock
Mexico. Havana Oct II; to n & Cuba
Mail Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IA. e Il (Wall ST..
Due Monday
vessel. Port. Agency
Assyria Glasgow Oct T.. =. Anchor Line
FrederiR VIII. Copenhagen, Oct s.
Scandinavian American Line
presidents Wilson. Trieste, Sept 20.
Phelps Bros
orduna, Hamburg. Oct g.
Royal Mail Steam Packet
Vauban. Rio de Janeiro, Oct 30.
Lamport & Holt Line
Porto Rico San Juan, Oct Ia
Y g. Porto Rico Line
Fort st. George. Bermuda. oct IA.
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Mount Clinton, Hamburg oct g.
United American Lines
president Monroe. London. Oct g.
,xo - u s Lines
sboney. Havana. Oct l4........ Ward Line
Munargo. Nassau Oct Ia
Munscn 8 s Lines
Dne Wednesday
Homeric. Southampton, Oct H.
Colombia. San Francisco. Sep, Is.
W T. Grace g. Co
Due Thursday
Yorck. Bremen. Oct I'm German Iloyd
Rosalind, st Johns, Oct 16. Bowring {. CO
Fort Victoria Bermuda. Oct IL
Furness. Witty g. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Japanese Offer Evidence
On Shipbuilding Claims
Dispute Charges ON Steel Sup
Piled by u. S. Govern
ment Durir1 War

From Tho Trfbunc,s Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Oct 12. THE Claims
Commission of the Shipping Board to-
day heard evidence to support the de-
mands Of Japanese shipbuilders FOR
payment for American tonnage built
during the war. The American eide of
the controversy was presented by Ro-
land s. Morris of Philadelphia, formerly
American Ambassador to Japan, and
Capt. Frederick j. Horne, who served
as naval attache at the Toxic Embassy
at the time Ambassador Norris con-
tracted for the ships.
The japanese assert that the steel,
which was to be charged TO them at
the American government price and
which was supplied by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, should have been
charged on fiat instead of base rate.
They will claim exemption from demur-
rage and storage charges on steel on
the grounds that the steel was pur-
chased +. o. b. mills and that the Gov
ernment was responsible for it from
the time it left the mills until it was
delivered alongside ship.
Ambassador Morris testified that he
negotiated with the japanese ship
DullueTS ana ClOsea CoAJIdCIS Will
them with the understanding that, the
steel was to be paid for at the Ameri-
can government price Captain Horne
corroborated the Ambassadors testi-
mony.
The Japanese built thirty vessels Of
243,29o dwt. during the war for the
government. No statement of the
amount Of money claimed has been
filed.
The claimants were represented by
Leavitt j. Hunt of Hunt, Hill & Belts,
attorneys, New York, while Col. Joseph
Fairbanks, director of the Department
of Claims, and A. w. De Goosh, as
sistant counsel of the legal division,
represented the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration. Y. Nakamoto of New York,
representing the Asano Bushan Com
pany, Ltd; Asano & Co., Ltd, and the
Asano Dozoku X X Of Toxic, Japan,
was among the spectators.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Shipping Board
w i'll Entertain
Engineers Here
Hundreds From All Parts OF
America Will Visit Ships
Of United States Lines
Luncheon Will Be Served
3-DayC ConventionPI Planned
National Celebration for
Management Week Be
gins in New York Oct. l8

Tssa Shippirg Board wiz be host to
Asehisecs OF .odsssrset engineers from
all parts of he United States during
the three-day convention in ceIebrat N
of management week, which opens at
the Hotel McAlpin on Wednesday. On
The first day OK the meeting, which Will
take up the findings Of the Hoover
committee or the elimination Of waste
in industry, the delegates and their
wives will inspect the vessels of the
Skipping Board in Brooklyn. A buffe.
luncheon will be served On the steam
ship President Harding, operated bc
the United STATES Lines, which will be
in port at thet time.
Commissioner Z. C. piummer, it was
announced yesterday, will come from
Washington to deliver an address.
Following this the engineers will be
escorted over the freight vessels Of the
Cosmopolitan Lines, giving particular
attention to the devices for loading and
unloading the ships.
The Shipping Board will exhibit the
President Harding to the guests as the
vessel typifying the best construction
of passenger ships during the war and
representing the most modern develop
Inents ia safety. Naval architects
maintain that this liner, originally
planned as transport, is practically
unsinkable. With her thirteen water
tight compartments closed, it is said,
the vessel can be cut in half and botn
sections remain aioat.
Professor Joseph w. Roe, president
OF the Society OF Industrial Engineers,
land a member of the executive board
OF the American Engineering Council
said yesterday that novel feature OF
the convention would be a public dis
cussion by two i executives and two
workmen on production costs and labor
conditions.
Another important event of manage
ment week here will be meeting Tues
day evening in the Engineering Socie-
ties Building, 90 West Thirty ninth
Street, under the auspices Of the
American Society of Mechanical En-
gineers, the Society of Industrial En-
gineers and the Taylor Society.
Fred J. Miller, past president of the
mechanical engineers, will preside. The
principal address will be delivered by
l.. p Afford, of New York, senior VICE
president and editor of ..'Management
Engineering" whose topic will be "Ten
Years Progress in Management" Ny
ron Clark, of the United States Rub
Der Company and Frank B. Gilbreth,
OF Mcntclair, n. j., will lead a discus
sion on MIR. Affords paper
Similar meetings will be held in
many other cities during the week In
the course Of the national celebration.
Charles M. Schwab and Dean Dexter S.
kimball, of Cornell University, will be
among the speakers.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
BY Radio Corporation Of
America
Position in miles at noon unless other
x.fc ntuta RI

Position in miles at noon unless other
wise stated.
Briisam lat 80 So n Ion II % w Oct IL
Caracas 1173 SEoAmbrose Oct II
Chester Sun 115&NNE Jupiter Oct 12
City or Rome 100 Hatteras Oct ~
City of Augusta S w Block Island Oct l2
Dochra 233 s Hatteras Oct H.
Dauperta 1866 e Sandy Hook Oct 1a.
Dean Emery 35 ENE Tampico Oct IL
FL Captain so $ Jupiter Oct IL
F'saha Walker 25S w Sand Key Oe. 81
El Isaeo as Hatteras Oct H.
Fred Weller 374 E by y Tampico
Fenchurch 1870 e Ambrose Oct IL
Freeman Is SSW Scotland Oct IL
Gugiielmo Pierce lat 81 AZ Ion IS 3t
Oct IL.
Geo II Jones las EsE Sand Kew Oct ~.
Gui Prince l60 S Scotland Oct II
Howick HaE Is San Salvador Oct II
Hopper 775 s San Diego Oct IL
Harold Walker 348 r Tampico Oct ~
india Arrow $50 SW Hatteras OFT ~
.lcssph See., sos ENE Nantucket OFF II.
John - Rockefeller 81 n Jupiter Oct II
= Pew s3s SSE Los Angeles Oct 4,
! uiia Luekenbach 20l Ambrose DC. i.
Matura 5ae 8 Ambrose Oct ii : :
Maiden Creek IS6 Sc Safldr Hook "a q,
Miaeoia 2l6 SW Hatfcsas Der II =
Mupaires q San Salvador G.s 8,
Marne 20 r Key West Oct II, 4 PM
hieiapan 25s Scotland Oct -
l-ahe GHfeage SO W San Juan -,
Oct e. ~
orleans Orleans ss Watlings Island Oct ~
oscar Y Bennett $50 NE Diamond 81, i,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Navy Orders.
FROM The zrtbane.s Washington Bureau

From The zrtbume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON Oct. 12.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Higgins, 1t. NJ. p. to U. s. s. Arkansas.
Lamdin. Ems C. r., to U. s s. Sharkey.
Tomelty, Ems J. p, to u. s. s. Sirius
Brady. Lit. 0. j., to U. 8 s. Chaumont
Castelloe. Lit. c.. to u 8. s. Beaver
Cragin. Lit. II. s., to Pacific fleet.
Francis, 1t G. H.. to U. S. 8. Nitro
Waterhouse, Lt r. NJ, to New York.
Lynch, 1t. C. M. to Boston.
Meyers, Lit. Corn. II. T., to U. S. s. Scorpion
Alexander. 1t. II. r.. to u. s. 8. Henderson
Mccarthy Lit. J. A., to Paris Island
Barnaby, Lit. r. S., to Washington.
Mozart, 1t. r., D.. to Philadelphia.
McKenna, Lit. v. ", to Washington
Hill. Bosn. r. j., to Puget Sound
Kidstoa. Bosn. F.. to U. g.. S. Argonne
Gabor. Gun. E. to New York
Glenn, Gun. I. L.. to Y! 9. S. Affair.
Raber, Gun. II. ST. to U. S. s. Prometheus
Rodgers. Gun. NJ. NJ, to U. s. S. Rochester
sherman, Gun. F., to U. S. g. Florida
Weiker, Chi. Mach. c. D., 10 U. S. S. An
tares
Mariner. Mach. w. n. to Coco Solo.
Sweeney, Mach. ]. A.. to U. s. s. Campus
I.eahy. Carp. w. F.. to New York.
Hapke Chi. Pharn1. p, to Key West
Nottingham, Chf. Pharna. L.. to New York
Younglsin, Chi. Pharm. Ri. to New York
Koppany. Chit Pay elk. II. H. to Puget
Everett. Pay elk. s. f., to Charleston.
Lahsy. sAp. elk. b. r.. to U. s. s. Kittery.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Veteran Composer Meets
Mates at C.. A. R. Gathering

The writer of the music to .March-
ing Through Georgia" f. A. Winter
of Altoona, Pa, was among the thou
sands of Grand Army of the Republic
Veterans who attended the recent en-
campment in Des Moines. Mr.. Winters
was given the words to the famous
song and to them composed music as
familiar to every school as it is to
every veteran.
Winters was the youngest band
master ! nthe Civil War, holding that
rank when but seventeen years of age.
He was with the 63d Pennsylvania
heavy artillery.
In more recent years, he has been
prominent in musical circles. Despite
his seventy years, Witners is still able
to delight his friends with his playing
upon the piano.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Fire Record

A. A. DAMAGE
Department OF. Health building
,n Unknown
II 2:5e-56G seventh ay., rubbish Unknown
l:3Q-207 w. 1921 st; unknown Unknown
s:l6-1o7 u. 1aeth st; Sam Presto
'a;5o-l;7os Washington 81. the the
4:2o--sss w l4eth ST.; unknown
IN Unknown
L:Is--ao4 Es.s 114th ST., Pavement tAAsoms Mone
b:2o-2s6 r. f49th ST. the Bronx;
faiuo supply Co..... Unknown
6.5o--22l p illth ST.; rubbish; un-
6:o0-Delancy ct, bridge over Sherim
st.i rubbish .,.i-.., None
6:oe-2ssS sBroadway. =. 4 al. Inc
s:ls--sos e ll4th i; stree, ire iS,'sh'
6ioo-ssai Madison av.; sam Bern =
si:oo--Sorth River pier, between t4ad
ana a44th sts.; railroad ties, M
';4a-1ss G Spring st; Phoenix Doll
s;a5-s7o Teasdale pl Bronx: 81.
Aaasoney .t.,.. Unknown
s:45--ls1s 7th av.; fire escape. None
losl5--SI - West goth ST.; g. D. Dress
W '.' - .t.,.t...srf.-. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
LOIS Fewer Seannen
Are Employed by
Board in September
Drop in Coal Traffic Given
As Reason: Many Mem Quit
New York to Take Jobs as
Strike Breakers ON Lakes

The number Of men placed on Amer
lean ships during September fell off
1915. compared with tho previous
month, according to statement from
the Sea Service Bureau Of the Ship
!. ping Board. This organization en-
ploys officers and crews for govern
ment vessels and also supplies men to
private steamers when requested. Last
month jobs were found for 1895, in
cluding 1o2 deck officers and LAT en-
gineer officers Of this number S62
per cent were United States citizens,
ar increase from the 85.1 per cent in
August.
The decrease in placements in Sep
tember was attributed to the dimin-
ished activity in coal ships bringing
fuel from Great Britain to the United
States. In August the Shipping Board
broke out considerable number of
ships from its idle fleets ut New York
and Norfolk, which provided employ
ment for many more men. Since the
settlement Of the coal strike very few
Atlantic fleet On the contrary, ves-
sells have been tied up at this city,
Philadelphia, Norfolk and New Or
leans.
Figures from the Sea Service Bureau
show the greatest decrease in employ
ment at this city, whore 1886 men
were placed, reduction of 1,l05
Philadelphia showed 210 fewer place
ments, Norfolk 243 Mobile 113 and
New Orleans 99 There was an in
crease of 129 at Boston and Of 76 at
Seattle.
The relatively greater proportion Of
shipping on the Atlantic Coast over
the Pacific is shown by the fact thai
during September 7,156 men were
employed at Eastern ports, against 1,o79
in the West.
1t was learned yesterday that while
the Sea Service Bureau was taking no
part in supplying strike breakers to
American ships on the Great Lakes, "a
large number of seamen were going
to the Lake ports. Steamer lines there
arc advertising in New York for men
to replace those who struck in October.
The season OH the Lakes lasts only
month or SO longer, but large num-
Der Of men are willing to make the
journey to take employment for the
short period.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13

Porto Rico left San Juan PM Oct IL
Philadelphia aa3 Scotland Oct IL,
Penobscot off Point Judith Oct IL.
Pant II Harwouh Tar NE Diamond Oct Il.
Robert Il Hopkins ass wsw sand Kel
lsadnar s7s e Delaware Breakwaters
Oct IL.
Santa Malta is N watings Island Oct II.
Storm King b73 ID Ambrose Oct II.
Steel Maker 81 y San Salvador Oct IL.
Swiftsure 400 ENE Tampico Oct IL.
s NJ. spaulding 40 NE Jupiter Oct ~.
Transportation 13 SW by W Montauk
Point Oct IL
Teco 1so n Hatteras Oct is
Thomas Beai pd Wintefauartcr Oct Ia.
Vanban II s Ambrose Oct IL
Vacuum 2a6 sw Diamond Oct II
virginia limited sw Winterqusrter
Oct IL.
vsrsina Express IL sw winterquarters
Oct IL.
Win Rockefeller 1905 s San Pedro Oct ii .
Walter JENNINGS 95 Diamond Oct H.
Zacapn 324 Watlinss Oct II.
Presidente Wilson lat ~ 80 lon a. so
Oct ~.
Kenneeott sio Ambrose Oct f2
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE, Mall information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel Port. Saii Pier.
insrsersfiersl. BERGEN. j n. auth st. Is'klyn
Port Antonio. Kingston, IL M..... y. N II
Munanar Nucsttas. IL M....i...... .. ID
sail Tomorrow
olymps 2 pic, SO sons1smpton 4, Z AN ssMn
9Th at, Hoeoker
Belviaerc, Naples. IA NJ. :. Bush D. p'kiyn
Adriatic Liverpool, IL M...........6o. n r
Columbia, Glasgow. IL M. ..s4. " n
Delagoa Maru Yokohama. PM. ~. ei. 1
ath Nstirsr copenhassa ~ PM 18Th 81. 81. 8 & r
Drhita, Hamburg. IL NJ M...Y.s...... AZ. n r
Nir,ilia, London. IL NJ ..,....,ss..... II. n r
-. s Bush Docks B,kiyn
Mar.iniage, s. Thomas hon . PM ., NJ
CITY OF Savannah, Savannah. PM.
Silvia. 81 Johns. II AM. I. lava st. a'klyn
goaee, San Juan, n : ss. R'kiyrs
rassores raa aufaeae Pors Ii,nnr m ssiyR Nn
Pan-America. Bnenos Ayres. : PM.
Gen w c Gorgas cristobai. pM. =, n Il
Sail Monday
France. Hayre, II AM .57, N r
de Satrustegui. Cadiz. IL AM s, Err
Minnesotan, Seattle, ] PM.
c. Bush Docks. B'kiyn
Sail Tuesday
Resoiute, Hamburg. 10 AM. ...ss, " n
Apache. jacksonville, 12 M..... SO. N r
Sail Wednesday
Saxonia, Hamburg. 1e M.3..56, N II
Arabic, Naples. IL NJ .....,.,..-. go, N r
Asia, Constanza. PM M.,..,.,31st st B'kiyn
President Garfield. London, PM.
5, Hobukea
Independence Hall. Rotterdam, i n:
Union city. London, 3 PM. "A, D'kiyr.
Melville Dollar Los Angeles. 1e N.
sixaola. Santa Marta, IL M...... .. Mr.
Henry r Mallory, Galveston, i2 N .3S, N n
Munwood, Matanzas. II AN M....... Q, ER
Huron. San Domingo. PM. IA, B'klyn
Fort st George. Bermuda. IL AM e5 Mr.
Sail Thursday :.
Rochauibeau Havre. III AM-.57, Mr.
Patria. Marseilles. PPM. .3lst st, B'klyn
ausonla, L1Verpool. ~ NJ ...,,..:.. Sc, N r
Taormiua. Naples. | PM. s5, n r
Bradclyde, Hamburg IL NJ IA. B'klyn
Virginia, Seattle, l Pm .6 Bush Docks Bk!n
Esperanza, Havana, / PM ......12 B'klyn
comanche. jacksonville. ~ NJ. >. SO, Mr.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Sailed Yesterday

Idaho (Br). Hull: Hesperides (Rr).
Montreal; Freeman, Norfolk; Aryan, Port
Arthur; swartfond (Norl, Philadelphia
Mfnnekahda, Hamburg; Sequoya (Brj, Al
giers: Craster Hall, Talara; President Ar
thur Bremen; Carmania (Br) Liverpool
au.fstar, Port Arthur: Mount Carroll
Hamburg: Hellig Oiav DAM Copenha gen
EsperanZa, Havana; Clara Canus Ital)
Baltimore; BeHingham, Baltmore: Ala
bama, Port I.obos; City of Savannah. Savan.
nah; Mohawk, jacksonville; John Tracy
Norfolk: Britannia (Br), Marseilles via
Providence; w. c. Teagle, Texas Citys
Munsome, Tampico; Philadelphia Baiti-
more; schrs Aqua, Jacksonvi.le: Wilbert S
Bartlett. -: Dustin q. Greasy Bruins.
wick. Eleanor Taylor, Georgetow Hell.
yetia, ('haries,cn; G J Cherry, Charleston
Sch Charlotte A MAXWELL. Windsor. N s
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13

LuLEA, oct 5--Bowdcn tswed), f,alti-
more
FLUSHING. Oct 10--Fcdera., Galveston.
YOKOHAMA, Oct 10 - Lyons Maru
{Jap) from Manila9, New York
HAvRE. Oct o. Rousaillon tF'r). New
York
LONDON. Oct liMoerdiik tDt,. San
francisco.
PENANG. Oct s--c!sy or Bristol tBr1
tfron1 ManiiaJ, Doston and Nav York.
CLYDE, Oct 1I---Cennss Peak, Boston.
BARRY. Oct l1--Liansollen tBr). Port
land. Me,
3 LIVERPOOL, Oct I2-Scythla (f3r). New
York,
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct fs--George Wash
inEton from Hremen1, New York.
LONDON, Oct 12~--Narenta (Br). seat
tie; Lowthcr Castle tBr) from Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Passengers Enjoy Boat
Drill ON Aquitania

LONDON, Sept rs (Tsy Mail) :. Boat
drill on the Aquitania is an orderly
"To see twelve hundred men, women
and children emerge on the note Of q
bugle from all quarters Of liner and
in an orderly manner take their places
by the lifeboats, is one Of the most fas-
c3nating spectacles ] have yet seen"
said passenger on arrival at Waterloo
in the boat train which serves the Gu
nard liner
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
French Ships on World Tour

BREST, France, Oct. 12.-The French
cruisers Jules Michelet and Victor
Hugo weighed anchor in Brest Harbor
to-day and began a propaganda cruise
around the world. During the cruise
they will visit all the important ports
Of North and South America. Admiral
Gilly- is in command of the expedition,
with Ex-Governor Of Colonies Guyon
in charge Of the civilian section.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
New President i'm Argentina

BUENOs AYREs, Oct 10. President
Marcelo T. de Alvear was inaugurated
to-day as the eighteenth President of
Argentina. He took the oath before
the Argentine Congress in the pres
ence Of q distinguished assembly, in
several count les. There were MANY
detachments from the foreign warshins
which are stationed in the harbor.