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New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
War Finance Corporation
Makes Report 10 Congress

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2E-Thc Amer
lean farmer has demonstrated that
when properly financed he can weather
the worse economic storms. the War
Finance Corporation declared in its
annual report cent 20 Congress to-day.
The report set forth that Al per cent
OF the money advanced 20 the argi-
cultural industry had been repaid
either in advance OF maturity or when
due.
Advances By the corporation saved
the industry many millions Of dollars.
the report declared, explaining that
the corporations officers believed its
activity had proved as beneficial in the
restoration Of confidence as in the ae-
tual pouring Of cash into spots where
credit. was tigntest. The confidence
inatilled in the farmers through
the knowledge that money was avail
able acted as a stabilizor. the value OF
which, the report said, could only be
estimated. Advances toteled S333 AL
0o0 up 10 November 30.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Furnished Suites Leased

worthington Whitshouse. Inc, rented
furnished for the estate Of A. +. Outer
bridge, an apartment az $50 Park Ave-
nue. 10 Mrs. Daniel Chauncey, and for
J. Z. r. Carpenter large apartment
AZ 800 Fifth Avenue 20 Henry Rogers
Benjamin.
Douglas l. EllimAn & Co. leased
furnished apartments at 1867 Fifth
Avenue for Mrs. Leslie G. Bruce TO
Mrs. Francis Nelson; az $40 Park Ave-
nue., an apartment OF thirteen rooms
and three baths. for the estate Of
Emily T. Lesher 20 John McHughi
president Of the Mechanics & Metals
National Bank; at Savoy Hotel for J.
Al 81 West Fifty-eighth Street for
Herbert L. Wheeler 20 John P. Gil
ford, and at 50 East Sixty-ffth Street
for Miss r. A. Holmes 70 Dr. b.
FArquhar Curtis.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

-.s~...d 20 dock forenoon a. nth ct.
H. ssvol. fFf). Havre Dec i6i 70 French
f5se with pass malls ana mdst j. -,
pectcd 10 dock forenoon a. Pier o.
N,esnt carroll Hamburg Dec 10; 20
tr6i,eI American Lines With pass, mails
ana ndss: l. expected 20 dock al Pier
cedrir (Br), Liverpool Dec 80; 20 white
star Line with paas. MALE and mdss v
expected 20 dock az Pier 90. y tWca'
iceland (nr). Southampton Dee -: %
Rad gfar Line with pans. mails aud tndHe
Il expected 20 dock ~ Pier 81. II tWett
San Lcrenso. San Jvan Dec 81; 20 y Y Z
Porto Rico Line with pass, malls ana
indse: 10 expected 10 dock forenoon at
posoia' Kingston Dec 10 20 Clyde Line
18Th naas malls and mdae. ia expected 10
dork forenoon al Pier 40. ~ n.
Cayo Mambi Port Antonio Dec if; 20
Atlantic Fruit co with pass. mails and
indse: Il expected 20 dock AZ Pier. 70. II.
Due Tuesday
Manehuria. Hamburg Dec --; 20 Ameri-
can Line with pass, malls and mdaci IL
expected 20 dock az Pier 60, y (Wcrt
slbonsy. Havana Dec 23: 70 NT6 Cuba
Mail Line with pass, mails and mdse; "
expected 20 dock forenoon AZ Pier IL. II
fWaii ED.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Cleared

Monterey. McInnls. Havana and Pro-
grfso; Y & Cuba Mail Line.
slOuX City, Anderson. Havana and Pro-
greso. Y a Cuba Mail Line
Maine (Br). Seymour: London; Atlantic
Transport Line.
Banan tNor), Teilefsen; Havana and
Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Miranorcs (Br). Blair; Santiago. Guata.
namo and Pt Antonio. United Fruit Co.
Bankdale tBr). Taylor: Marseilles: Jas
Hieis Finsen Cpsn). Olsen; Santiago:
n & Cuba Mail Line.
n Almirante. Korn; New orleans;
Southern Pacific Co.
Al,amahs. Kinney: Mobile and Tampa
schroon. Kerteii: Galveston: Phelps Bros.
Delaware. Forsn; Boston; Eastern S S
Co.
City Of Atlantis, Hibbsrd; Savannah
Ocean 3 Co.
u T Dimock. Holmes: Boston: Eastern
Co
Susquehanna. Curtis: Mobile. II steele.
Sonora fFr), Lsnceioti Havre TO Phils-
delphis; French Line.
Eastern Sword, Hickey; Cardin, Bristol
and Avonmouth: J IT Winchester.
Anaconda. Jones: Antwerp; Black Dia-
mOnd Line
For, Hamilton tDr). Francis Bermuda
Furness. Witty.
Mary Goodman; Monte Crisu and Porto
Plata; " Buu.
Baluc DANA, Heuer; Tsmpico; L
New York CpD. Bo,r; Rotterdam; r L
Hague
oien. Griffith: Havrs and Dunkirk
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Robert y Hopkins. Reeves. Los Angeles
via Panama Canal; d 7 Warden.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Try to Span Sea by Radio
British and French Amateurs
10 Flash Messages al Nigh;

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. 2l.--British
and French amateur radio operators
began their efforts 70 span the Atlantic
Ocean tonight and will continue 10 do
80 for nine nights, under the direction
of the Amateur Radio Relay League,
whose headquarters are IN this city.
A eablegram received from abroad
to-day and giyen out at the headquar-
ters says that British amateurs will
use In transmitting wave lengths Of
100. 200, 2i0, 2l2, l40 and 4B5 meters.
French amateurs will transmit on wave
Lengths between 1870 and 300 meters.
secret code words will be transmitted
10 identify the sending stations.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Army Order.

Prom ne Tyibaa>,s Igask..s.,, -.
WASH SGTOS. Dec. 1l-t.-, -.
Nsued t0'uay follow. -
Dental Corrs
Love. Capt ~. D.. 10 Port Ossis
Arlington. capt w. J., . Fss a,
Stewart, Cap, " D.. % Ksry rss
goWan, capt II Vs. ". % Cas- ~
Bull Mat. II. r. % 70 ptso.
Herring. MAJ. :. l.. 70 Ftrara
Veterinary ooe
eperry. -. =. r. DO Forf HIrffi
Bridges. T.. j C.. 20 For R,e
Msi.an, r. IA r.. 70 piaiilts'g
Nats0n. H. a. T., 10 Fsr oTsitcf-s
ohand. Aai l. n, 90 For N,ftsrta
EBginasr
Latso1. Capt H. % So Forci1
Bovicy, II. 3. y. ~, 20 Poriard.
Medical Osrps
poois. Mai p. if. 70 Lsasisy Fl..l
Rua4e, Iaf. q. w. % F0i jay.
Qusrferlnaslsr [orps
isuhn ~ - r.. 10 Washng- -on
Guunsr. Mab z, % Jefersoa barrta
Infantry
oussenbsrry. Capt ~ y, 70 fsfi'
Baker. Capt. p. T. 70 Bs,on Roggs
MisesllAneous
whitney L. G. z. ord. p'7'' 70 81
Kimberly. Nai. A.. Insp. G.a. % Bs.s
Dickinson. Mai. o. A. y. A.. q ~
Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Arrived Yesterday

rort Hamilton CBr), Bermuda Dec ~. to
Furneas- bermuda Liae with lLs pas" "'"''-
ana ndss: Pier %, y r. no-,,uIea
IA 81 croix and 81 Thomas IS; 20 CXas
s s co with pass malls ana 'na''' '''
" "a - Bourdonns:s Fr). Hsyrs Dec .: .:.,,S q
compagnie 0ensrais Transatlsnuq1e WIZ W.
s0 cabin. 90 third class pass, mans eNu
Venus ii CEorl. santiago Dec = 0usn-
shsa,G ya,s.,1.p 4. 10 y a Cuba Nall 8 CO
with mdse; National Refinery Long Island
Etna OD. Genoa Nov II, Palermo 90.
Es,onia Cpan,. Libau Dec 9. Danais =;
Copenhagen 9; 70 East Asiatie 60 Win -
arsi. 2s5 second cabin, st7 third ,.. els,s
Alpine Range CBr), Middissero Nov 20.
Dundee Dec 2: 20 Furness' Withy 20
with fndse: Pier 30. klyn. -
Tivives. Cartagens Dec 10, Porto Co
ionbia ls. sants Marta 10, cristobai ~,
Kingston i6: 10 United Fruit 90 Win ~
pass. malls and mdse; Plsr 10; a. cA.-.
bourg 10. Queenstown II; 70 Lines
with io7 pass. malls and mdse' Pier O.
HObOktn. MA.
Co With indse. Pier 20. y r.
Eseequlbo fBr). Corofal Nov ~. VAL
paraiso Dec I. Antoiagasta 2. Mejilones T.
iouique 5, Arica =, Mollendo 7, Csllao ,,
CristobaI 10 Havana II; 20 sanderson 4
Son with 81 pass. mails ana muse fleT
Kerhonkson. Belfas, Nov q. Dublin ss
cueensfovn pee p Cork 6: 10 Moore a
Mccormack with mdss; 18th st. = n. -.
Camilla Gilbert (Nor). Vancouver Nov
20. San Pedro 30. Cristobai Dec II. 20 Kerr
s S Line with lsth and shinGlesi on heo
El LsSo. New orleans: 70 Southern Pa
elf, Go with md7e. Pier 81, r.
NiRariss=n (Br), Norfolk Dec 10; 20
james W Eiweil with mdse; sist ~, B'kiyn.
Colon Dec 20. 70 standard OIL Co with oil:
Pier 8. Constable Hook J.
san Jacinto, Galveston Dec -; 20 Nal
iory Line with mdse Pier -, y n.
san Giuseppe QU, Norfolk Dec 10: 20
Algerian American Line with mdse; Pier
30. B'kiyn.
Dakoian. Seattle Nov 10. san Pedro Dec
2 via Cris'obai: % United American Lines
with ndse; Pier s, Bush Docks. B'klyn.
Michael Tracy. Norfolk Dec ls. 20 NJ 4
Tracy with coal. Haokensack y J.
Georgia 90. Venice Nov ~, Naples ~
20 Phelps Bros with mdse. Pier :. Bush
Andrea i Luekenbsch. Seattle Nov IL.
san Frhncisco 20. Colon Dec 3. Phnadei-
phia 20; 20 Luekenbsch S CO with mdsc;
Tdgemoor, san Francisco Nov 25, cris-
toDal Dec 3. 20 u Army with mdse
Pier 2 Army Base Bklyn.
Jefferson. Norfotk Dec 20; 20 Old Do
minion Trans co With pass and mdse;
Apache. Jacksonville and Charleston: 20
clyde 5 S Co With pass and n,dse; Pier
vardulia (Br). London Dec 5; to cunard
Line, with mdse; or Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Ship Owners ASA.
The Use OF All.
Agencies by Boa,
Plan Appeal TO Cona,..
Necessary to Force D..
opment Of Americana
neciions in Ports Az

The American s,ssm,t,,
Associatlon announced ys..s,s
it is taking sharp issue w,,s ~
ping Board in its policy os 49,
alien agencies abroad ssi ~
ssry, viii carr the matter !.
gress for decision. A
adopted b. the executive e'i 49,
was sent % Chairman Ls.,...-
that "a policy of eonsiuis. !. ~,
houses government owned ~ ~ -
ships al terminal por1 - ~,
services is an unwise poli,y .,p'I
The permanent future pross.,s.' - ! !
American merchant riarlns W.
The association made s,s..s
enee 10 the situation a, B,;,il ~
where the Shlppiaz Bo.ri nj
knnciman's' a British fr, y,
Bremen. where the 49,. - 4
United States Lines of al Al
senger steamers Il ths g,,,. q ~
Lloyd. The stalemen, no ,,., ,sa,s
citation says: ~ ~
1T is fully recognlrsd 4, a.
owners association that 4, ~ p
development Of our oTs,,.s,
American houses are rot b
a. all the ports Of the us,i< . 49, ~
the. use Of foreign ag,s,.., 80 20 p
and there be neess'siI .ss..l.l,, - !.
casual or tramp ft.ir,,, ~
shipping associatios is,ir, -. o.' A'
ernmeHtal instituilos lis. n. - 1. g..
States Shipping Bars, s,,,s,;.' ,,s .l.ea i..
ard valuable ship ne 81 49, M
Warrington, The Ar,f,,. ye'.s-
President feet q issa-sr N
elements Of the nalioad ~ ,.,', '.'
ought rot 90 employ Bht,i 49,. ~.
corporation and German $780,, =, -
,pOrations as exclusive sg,rt !, 4.
poHant terminal ports. Pru,, -.
Man ship owners declare IA -
course as this on the psr n /.
UIited states government /, ,,-,...
20 every instinct of natlonal sr,i.',.
and i5 certain In the long rui 1, -
poDerfully against both Az, !.
shiping and American eorser,
" is the strong convicti,, "a.
ship owners association ths, Al, 4
yeloVng American ovcuess r,-,'..
feets the only sound nstio.,i = =.
would be 70 deyelop At TIE a., n.
competent agency organinti,,, I.
Americans, who can best lIs.t !.
activities of these heets IN tsn'. /,
we'll az Ia home waters"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Archer Kills Mountain Lion

BOSTON, Dec. 2i.--A mountain lioa,
Killed With a bow and arrow IN the
highlands Of Humbolcs County, Calf,
has been added 20 his trophies b.
Captain Cassius II. Styles. OF South
Hero, W. He i8 an army air service
officer now on leave Of absence from
Mitchell Field.
In letter 10 his father-in.law, LIN
coin c. Cummings, Of Brookline, made
public to-day, Captain Styles said the
animal was a big one and that his
arrow pierced the heart.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

AusoulG (Br). Liverpool Dec ., queens
town 10. Via Boston. 20 Lunard Line WIN
IL cabin. "a third class pass malls and
fndse: 10 expected 70 dock forenoon at Pier
S. r Cwest 18th st..
saturnia (Brj Glasgow Dec 10. 20
Cunard Line with ~ pass, mails eno
mdse: Is expected TO DOCK about 8 . m at
Van Dyok CBr). Rio dc Janelro Dec 7; 70
bsmport a Holt Line with pass malls and
mdse: is expected TO reach Ambrose AZ 2
p m and dock at 5 p IN at Pier lf' Ho-
Adam CBr). Para Dec .. 10 Booth Line
with paEs. mails and mdse: u expected 10
dock a. S1d II. Bklyn.
City Of Montgomery. savannah Dec -. %
Ocean s co with pass and mdsei vii
dock az Pier 81. " r (Jane 81.
DE Tomorrow
George washington. Bremen Dec 10,
Cherbourg ll, 10 White star Line with 5f1
FIRST ts7 second. 72i third class pass. malls
and mdse: IL expected 70 reach Afnbrose
daylight and viii dock about $3.50 a m az
Pier = H0boksn.
Bergensfjord (Nor). bergen Dec rs: TO
Norwegian American Line with pass, mails
and n'dse is expected 70 dock forenoon At
wusrttsmbeTg (Gerl. Hamburg Dec z; to
United American Line with 10 cabin, bt3
third class pass mails and radse; vas ,o1o
miles east sandy Hook noon Dec 10; is
expected 20 dock afternoon az Pier 50, y r.
Colombia, San Pedro Nov 3s; 20 Pacific
Line With pass malls and mdee. 10 eN.
pected 10 dock forenoon az Pier %. ~ n.
Horro Castle. Havana Dec 20; 10 Ward
Line with pass mails and mdse; Is en-
pected 10 dock late to-day or early Sundar
al Pier rs. B'kiyn. or Pier IL. L n.
southern Cross. RIO Do Janeiro Dec i5
20 Munson Line with pass, malls and mdse
is expected 20 dock late to-day or early
Sunday AZ Pier l. Hoboken.
Silvia fBr), 81 Johns Dec IL: 20 BowrinE
Co With pass. malls and mdse. 70 sx-
Deoted 20 Cock forenoon az Java 81. B'kiyn.
Due Sunday
Csismares. Port Limon Dec Il; 70 United
Fruit CO with pasl malls and mdae. IL ex-
pected 20 dock afternoon AZ Pier ib. q r.
Maiden Lahs).
Phiia6tlphiA. La ouayrA Dec "a; 70
Bliss. Daiiett CO with pacn mails and
mdss: t. expected 70 dock afternoon AZ
Pier II. B'klyn.
Norma. san Juan Dee i6. 70 Atlantic
Fruit CO with pass, malls and mdse; is sx-
pscted 20 dock AZ Pier :, Mr..
hohawk, Jacksonyilis Dec 81: 20 Clyde
Line With PASS and mdee. Will dock Al
Pier 90. y r (ChArlton st).
City of savannah, Savannah Dec Il: 20
Ocean 8 CO with pass and mdss; viii
dock az Pier 81. n r (Jane st).
De Menday
United Btatas (DAn). Chriatiania Dee fs:
70 y s Lines with pass, malls ana nldss; u
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

Nsptuue with barge 10 2, nenEor 70
, po.tons Roeony q Wlth barre SCOOP q.
nanf6f for New YORK. pitHfa W ~
and proceeded 81. .-t...s
PoRr aAN Luie Dec lb~Arilfs'
santa Narla. Tocapiila- 80. 49,.
PRovfDEScE, bee it-Arsisse ~,
r.serfeo. fsth. schr r N Lnwrfnce, hpfne'
~ we. sailed. Tuscan. Noffolk. 60.
stS Pedro. Dec it-Arrvedi 'oFen''
M VAN PEDRO. pee io--ssilsd' Asrilske'
Philadelphia . ,...a. pt,o.
REARdi ORT, Dec l'-A''''N
rsnuG Norfolk. - -. 81
ETANFORD, Conn. pfioI W ~, 49,
"'sAniSE. pee ie-saii-d; Yankee Arrow
providence.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Ship Men Fight
u. S. Vessels In
Coastal Trade
Make Issue Of ALLEGATION of
Wheaton and NepOnset;
Refrigerator Boats Said
TO Get General CargOes

Private steamship companies in the
intereoastal trade are launching hght
against the ALLEGATION by the Shipping
Board Of the refrigerator steamers
Wheaton and Neponset. which have
recently been placed in that service, to
A. Z. Mittnseht. The argument Of
Chairman LAsker, that operation Of
the ships Is necessary to meet q ma
tionsH emergency and 10 prevent de-
teriorstion Of the vessels, has only In
tensiaed the opposition. Shipping
men hold that the assignment is IN
justified.
As outlined By steamship officials
yesterday the action Of the board is
opposed on several counts: (l) there
is very little perishable cargo avail
able for the ships at this time; (2)
both refrigerator steamers are booking
general cargo IN competition with
private owners; (3) the board did not
follow its promise to consult With the
intercosstal conference before decid.
ing upon the ALLEGATION; "a the board
turned ever the vessels 70 a line that
failed once IN the service, instead OF
uslng the regular operator. the Nawseo
Line, which is cooperating with other
companies on the route; (5) the board
IL departing from its general policy OF
non-eom petition with private lines IN
n protected trade.
Ths American Steamship Owners
Association. which wrote 70 the board
FOR informats32. received a reply yes
terday from Chairman Jas&er saying
that 1.-The board had no other alterns-
tive than 10 lay the steamer up, when
would mean deterioration Of her re-
frigerator plant, thereby costing thou
sands Of dollars 20 TeeOndition her,
and Il was considered that u would be
A shameful waste OF public funds 10
act otherwise" He said that the pol
icy OF protecting private owners in the
trade has not been changed, despite
pressure 20 allocate additional freight
ships in the last few months.
An Official Of one Of the private lines
said yesterday that he shad wired TO
the Pacific Coast for information on
the perishable freight available for the
refrigerator ships and received the fol-
Apple market dead. Early prospect
poor. Very little citrus fruit Offering. .
This official said that the national
emergency" 10 which the board re-
ferred was the movement OF grapes
but that the NepOnset, which spent
three weeks In Philadelphia loading
general cargo, would arrive too late
for the grape crop. Furthermore, he
added, the board is booking genera
cargo tor the return trip, while
nrivate owners are now experiencing
difficulty In filling their ships.
As for deterioration Of equipment
Il was said that the Neponset was
tied up from June i6 to October %
and the Wheaton from July 10 TO date
without Appreeiable effect on the plant.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Royal Bank of Canada

Profits Of the Royal Bank Of Canada
on operations during the fiscal year
ended November 30 are reported as
S3,95s. .is9, equivalent to 1910 per cent
on the capital. The amount carried
forward 70 profit and loss account after
disbursements was ti.0O7,5l4 The
banks report shows total. assets OF
$3.50 and liquid assets Of s2i6,-
04s,3Si. Deposits amount 20 S372,003,-
agf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
By Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
sHIPMAsTERs

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceiyed through tho Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo.
ration Of America. shipmafters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may with
out charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
inerclsl radio stations IN the United
states proper u In important that
these reports should be cent promptly
at noon each day ia order that they
may be received IN time FOR publication.
Position reports can siso be s,nt
through the stations OF the Independent
Wireless TELEGRAPH Company. Inc. New
York City (WCOl. Babylon. l. /.
fWsE). East Hampton. L. l. (WsA).
New London, Conn. (WsT).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCC). sihsconset. Mass (wSC). New
London. Conn. tWLC' Cape May
(WCY), New York City (WSY).
Medical and surgical advice will os
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton Of America by the U. 8. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Morse Dry Dock Go. Gets
Repair Job on Cairndhu

The Morse Dry Dock and Repair
Company announced yesterday that IL
has received the job Of repairing the
steamer Cairndhu, Of the Cain Line,
which went aground recently In the 81,
Lawrenee River A survey was held
and American contractors were asked
20 make offers on the work The ship
IA due in New York shortly.
The following bids were made: Morse.
t66. 900. in eighteen days; Robins plant
Of the Todd ShipyArds Corporation,
SIS. $50. In thirty days; Levi Dry Dock
Company (csnsdisnl, s7s,S5o. IN thirty
three days; Halifax Dry Dock Company,
S7d,sTb, in thirty-one days.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Vessels Sold

Aulls. gaa screw, toEsi sold b. GER
iando strl 10 Daniels Lagalpa- -,, -.
Ksparta, steam screw. .Ol tons, Mlh ~
HATED Fruit Co 20 United Fruit Corp.
Llmon. steel screw; sold ~ tnit'd ffn'
Co 20 United Frui, Corp, ,.-,,.,
San 10 =. Hteel screw, sofa D. ohit'N
Prult co 20 United Fruit Corp.
san Mateo, steel screw; cold b. Cnlted
Fruii Co 70 Unifsd Fruit Corp. e,
Thals gas screw. ~ tona sold BY oulG'
Icy Furnace co. 10 W. 4. 0uiGloy Tor Va
tes
Wtibsrt 3. Bartlett. fossw, go tonsi sold
b. Jonas stsslman 20 Frederick g. Nelies'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Maritime Miscellany

Captain james g Carney. a member o.
ne hhrliims Exchange, celebrated His seth
ceivlug the congratulations of his fellow
members. He vas born AZ 7 GreenEleh
Street on December "a. it31. aud spent his
stev@doring businear
Captain Carney vas IN the navy during
the civil War and witnessed the hiatori,
battle between the Monitor and the Msrrl-
mac.
NEW LONDON. Conn. Dee ai-sehr WI.
Ian More. ownership unknown. rei1ed
today b. Deputy Collector Of Customs
Dlion Tor violations % marine laws she
arrived December 2 from bahama Tslands
where she loft her captain sick.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Committee on Shipping
Standards Begins Work

Captain Joha 2. Mililken. member
OF the comniittee on Standardization %
marine materials and equipment, which
met with Secretary Hoover n Washing
ton or Wednesday. said yesterday that
g good start was made on the tasI OF
reducing the cost Of construction
through simplifying shipbuilding parts,
The committee adopted the plan OF en-
ploying -four secretaries, one each Tor
the Atlantic and Gulf. the Lakes and
the Pacific and one as general sec
retary.
Members Of the committee submitted
standards already worked out by the
Navy Department and In Great Brit
ain. which will be studied as the basis
FOR The system 10 be followed By the
American committee. The meeting was
attended by Admiral Benson, for the
Shipping Board. who gave an outline
Of what the board hopes to accomplish
in converting steamers into motorships.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Radio Corporation of America
(Position at noon. distance IN miles unlsuu
otherwise gtated1

Position At noon. distance IN miles unlem
otherwise Etatedl
AFwistar SIS S Scotland Dee 81.
America 1900 = Ambrose 1910 An Dec ~.
Argus s5s r Ambrose Dec 81.
Afoundrie l.oI2 Ne By z Great AbAeo
Dec 81.
A Bedford 20 sw Diamond Dee a.
Baracoa 20 SSE Rcastle Island Dec II
Bristol City 67o 2 Ambrose Dec IL
BerEensf3ord LAT ~ o5 lon 81 % Dec a.
BiythemoTe % Hatteras Dec a.
Bristol y Orleans Gas Buoy Dec n.
Caracas i,2io Sr AmbroFe Dec 1i.
Charles VI Everest 2i5 NE Jupiter Dec IL.
Chebauiip $40 SEE Halifax Dee 81
CrOfton Hall LETT Boston I PSI Dec IL
G A snider 8 y Diamond Dec 2f
Chester sun rs y Diamond Dec IL
City Of Columbus $50 SW Oav Head d. II
China Arrow lit sW Block tsiand Dec 81.
Coastwiss 3B NE Fife Island Dec II
City Of Rome ~ sW Gay Head pee II
carrillo es7 8 Scotland Dec 7i.
Ky Of hontEomsrg % y Diamond Dec q.
Delaware sun tgt 3 Cape May Dee al
poehra 1851 NV Panama Dec II.
Ecuador 1O13 Los Angeles Q PN Dsa A
Elisha walker ito sw Diamond Deo Al
Eocens on Aontsuk Point Dec si.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Departures

coNsTANT1SoPLE. Dec liking Ais1.
andsr fBrl. New York
y1Go. Dee is-Lssrdam CDO. New Or
sEccoNpsE, Dec is-Roqueuo CBr).
RoTTERDAaL Dec ao--XoorGAm oDu.
FATGi. Dee 2O--vssuv.o uo tsrora
Ne plesl. New York
TURKS ISLAND. Dec .I-Hurou (from
Porto Plata, New York.
BREMEN. Dec it-MaEfneTlc. Charles-
ton.
HAMBURG. Dec Is-ssvsrnnasae tDr).
Charleston; ilth, Turpin (G.rl. -.
ya,E PEf@4V1h i6S ch,,,s DE- ..1 is1MonEolA New
YOKOHAMA, Dec is-capsa fBD. San
f,ranelseo; goth. Taithybius tBr) tfrom
oRANGEMoUTR. Dec is-cAnad,.n
Commando tbr) OroEl I.ondon). Boston.
MELBOURNE. Dec is--EaNsrnsr. Bos.
ANTWERP. Dec is-oigmpisr ts.is,.
HoNGKoNo. Dec .6-cok,,r y.v
fGrIy - 81 sh,ssggks DAY, Mary gspl seattle.
fBrl, seattle
BARBADOS. Doc l--GulAaa tBr). New
DOcAs DEL ToRo. Dec so-Abann-.,
Nav OrieanB via CristobaL
HALIFAX. Dec it-Canndian souatt.-
1brl, si johns 2oih. Ssehem (Br), 81
SANTOS. Dec ie-Wsu JAppa. Gan
Francisco f20.t00 bags OF eosso1
TAkARA. Dec if-eAnta Rosaiia- ca,iao
TURKS ISLAND. Dec sI-Huron. frorn
Porto Plata for NeV York.
TChACO. Dec i1-South American (Br).
Panama Canal -
PuERTA PADRE. Dec is-sehr Here.r,
q Wylle. Tampico
SAErfA. Dec is-Camdsa. Tsmpico.
MALTA, Dec lf-River AraTea (prl
lfnom Smyrna). Philadelphia aad Nss,
York.
LONDON. Dee g0-London Corporation
tBrl formerly Hoosac), New York.
SHIELDS, Dec 2o---Ivar DAM. New
OTleanr.
81 Johns. y r. sisi, Port Bowen (Br),
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Change Of Masters

cub.rt 8 spinney succeeds John iihdak
command str william RoeNefsllef' stand
ard OIL CO. -. ,,.e,..-
command str BusquehAnna- ...
John Powell succeeds Affeo ofahAi"
command ctr Westsrner.
r,arA AZ KroonlEnd. Rod star Line.
Joe.esp p JsEins succeeds Ff4n.
Aunnefhss command steel screw Esther
X Wesma. -. n
clhba rou,mand barge n Builey
Arthur Force succeeds Ihoin@A hiSA Cum
msna barge N NcCanrey. - ..
Thomas 2 Sheridan lucceees SSss.sss
foseph n Eigey succeeds Robert Aha'i-
son oonmaud barge j. 4 Sheridan.