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The New York herald., 1922-10-02
Business Loans.

LOANS UP TO $1,000 for one year or less.
weekly or monthly payment plan; no chat
tells. 70 pawns, no assignment of salary re-
basis OF credit.
THE NORRIS PLAN COMPANY.
Main Office. 261 Broadway.
26S Grand ST., 20 Court ST., Brooklyn.
36f ~. 10th ST., 1868 Pitkin av., Bklyn.
! Union Square, S0f Manhattan av.. B'klyn.
The New York herald., 1922-10-02

I AN LOOKING for a particular type
OF woman over Is years of age who
can faithfully represent an organiza-
tion OF international scope; whole or
part time work; regardless of your
former experience you may be the par
ticular woman / can place In an ex-
ecutive position to. earn not less than
$4,000 a year. Apply In person only,
between 10 and J.. Suite 170s, 2e9
Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
sALESArEH.
Mr.. Statesmen.
METROPOLITAN TERRITORY.

Dear Sir:
VIII you kindly step 20 the phons 1is<
call me early this morning? II earning
ten to fifteen thousand a year IN com
mission from security eeies Is Of intsres.
90 you, the sooner get together the
better. I'll let the white light of TRUTH
beat In on a proposition that Is az fas
cinatlng as Il IL PROFITABLE. Expori
lacking. weIi fixed or poor-youli lister
and like II. II means power, dignity and
money. Some Gay. later on--prosperous
and happy-you'n say: Tho way ] Sot
my start I telephoned to a man early
one October morning. etc" Yes. you viii:
I'm sure of IL. And the time 20 do
right thing il NOW. just get Cortlandt
1914 and ask for tho Superintendent
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GITUATIONS WANTED-Female

CrIAMBERMAID. refined, Protestant with
Christian family: willing assist. waiting,
mending, congenial surroundings city, coun-
try; state particulars. M. l. H.. 3GS Elm St.
Newark. N. J.
CIIAMBERMAID, waitress wishes position
-.,n private family; first class references.
Apply Il. T., 4s3 Willis av., care Mrs. Clark
CHAMBERMA1D and waitress competent
good references; country. Proctor. 232 w.
18th 81.
cfIAMBERMAfD- WAITRESS, girl wishes
position. Call q A. NJ. 10 II A. M. Mon
day Smith, 103 w. 1oSd st.
CHAMBERMAID, waitress, neat colored
girl; experienced S 2i52 Herald, Herald So
CIIAMBERMAID, waitress. young girl wishes
position. Call Coyle. 81 East stth st.
CLEANING. white woman desires position
by day, references. Ranhofer, 52i w. 10th.
COOK, experienced. New England woman,
wishes position In small family; reference.
Write Mrs. Ellen Smith. 81 Dartmouth av..
Providence, X. I.
COOK, colored, first class: meat and pastry;
colleges. schools. inns; good carver; best
references. Morningside 0s50
CooK-cooking only. thoroughly competent,
house preferred; city references. 2i7 East
Goth -ct.
COOK 1FInnlshJ. s55: small adult family;
good cook: references write only. 1874
East 10Th st.. care Kearney.
COOK, chambermaid, waitress, girls, COZ.
ored Hill, 43 w 10th. Apt. 2.
COOK, Danish. accommodating. by the day
Trumm RiverNide 1924.
COOK. excellent, North ireland; first class
references; country. 232 w. 18TH.
COOK, New England: excellent baker; coun-
.ry estate. 2a7 East 52d.
COOK wishes position.
icp West roth IT.
The New York herald., 1922-10-02

UNIVERSITY MAN OF CHARACTER
and intelligence. thorough business expert
chce, sails shortly for Europe; seeks to
sponsible private people: he pledges faith
ful service and unflinching loyalty. NJ 2o09
Herald. Herald SO.
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Capital Wanted.

N. Y. theatrical producer has additional pro-
duction unusual merit. Requires capital.
Exceptional opportunity. Reliable. Conf
Dental. 216f Herald. Herald so.
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CLERKS AND TYPIsrs.

large financial institution desires to
place several young women, II years OF age
or over. In perma nent positions. High school
education desirable. Hours are short
Luncheons are provided free. Starting SAL
AIRY fi2 per week. Many advantages and
opportunities are offered to those who quail
fly, as all advance positions In the company
are filled by promotion. Apply IN person be-
tween and 4:30 o'clock. room I. Metropoli-
tan Bldg. Madison av. at ed St.. New
Yorf city.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

IMPORT HOUSE.
My brother. a thorough business man in
Gormany. desires to represent reliable
American import house. For particulars
please address THEO. +. JAEGER. 26 South
9th st. Woodside l.. L., or ARTHUR
JAEGER. :. Reitmerstr. TO- Muencllen, Ger.
The New York herald., 1922-10-02

MAN
wANTED-LarEe New York business house
has permanent. good paying place for ener-
getic Christian man who has fair business
knowledge and education: man willing 20
apply himself with energy and ambition will
10 advanced rapidly 20 higher position and
earnings. Apply 1i7o BROADWAY, No. 90.
MEN.
IL you're really ambitious. take our word
for n that there's goal your smbi-
tion sets for you that your ability can
not reach. n you want 20 earn 800 and
over week come get 81 An unusual
opportunity which offer opens
the way. Call between 10 A. VI. and
p NJ, Suite COZ, 30 Court St, B'klyn.
MEN
II you have ability we have positions opcn
for YOU applicants must be between IS and
80 years OF age and apply personally.
MR.. ANDREWS,
Suite 1901, 1919 Broadway.
MEN.
Three neat appearing men with good ref
erences for special woyk. good pay FROM
start; chance for adva iement II can prove
himself, Room 4os, 1908 East i25th, bstwesn
2 and q
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Business Service.
MONEY!
MONEY MAKES MONEY!

Money loaned ia any amount on diamonds,
tewelry. silverware: safo deposit vaults;
special rate for short time loans
EQUITABLE PLEDGE SOCIETY, INC,
2 EAST 14TH ST,
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LAWYERS.
STOVE AND BOILER RHrArRs.

CONSULTATION free. accidents, civil mat
ters. collections. 10 W. 10th ct. room i3of.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FemaIe.

COOK, colored. 2; waitress. chambermaid; I;
public; reference. i06 West 37th. Morning
side 2731
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COUPLE, Finnish. chauffeur-mechanic: wife
4 maid. waitress or chambermaid long eK-
pericnce. best references. wa ses $3.50. Write
X Kurttio. 235 Il. 124th ST., care IL. Hen
rickson, Apt. 2B.
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COUPLE-Respectabie. experienced colored
couple desires position. cook and buter
no washing. Phone Rye $40 w. Write
w. Jenkins, 81 Cedar ST., Rye, N. y.
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;oUPLE. good cook. butler, valet, want
position. ti5 Garden st., Hoboken, N. ].
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

COOK. laundress. chambermaid. waitres
. girls, together o. separate: steady !
sition. Apt. 11C $50 West End av.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES storing car wishes
place chauffeur: excellent driver and me.
chanic absolutely reliable. Phone Plaza
99o0. Write F. A. M Borrell. 1409 Abe
mi rle road Brookyn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Cleared

President Polk; schoheld; Queenstown
and Plymouth: U Lines
Schr Emily f Northam; Ward. 81 rohn.
Sexton & Bryant
Franklin K Lane; Duncan: Tampico;
Huasteca Petroleum Co.
Colon; Haynes Port-au-Prince and Crjs
tobal; Panama r r Line
p, lMinnekahda; Gates; Hamburg via
plymouth and Cherbourg; American Line.
Santa Luisa; Williamson; Caliao and
valparaiso: w r Grace.
Lacenia OBJ, Hossack; Queenstown and
Liverpool; Cunard Line.
innoke; Barbe; Antwerp to PhiiadeI-
phia; Black Diamond Line
81 SUD Pinchin; New Orleans: South
Transportation Co.
. caeique Hunter; Baltimore; w r.
Jefferson. Horsey;. Norfolk; Ola Domin-
ION TRANSFORMATION Co.
Maple; Johnson; Philadelphia Haistead
Philadelphia; Leek; Baltimore; Clyde
Line.
City of St Louis; Johnson; Savannah;
Ell Oriente Delahanty; Galveston
Southern Pacific Co.
schodack: Lenstrom; Philadelphia, Cos
Cabo Espartel Diaz; Philadelphia; ;
Ybarra Line.
La Touraine CFr); lie Pretre; Havre;
Guglielmo Peirce (ID Rastelki; Palermo
and Naples; Peirce Bros
Muskogee; Elfstrom; Bizerta via Tam
pico: r l. Hague.
Niles Fensen DAM Olsen; Caibarien
and Sagua; Munson Lines.
Agwisun; Johnston; Port Lobos; N &
Cuba Mail Line.
Cauto Warns; Tanpico; & Cuba
Mail Line
Lenape; Kemble: Jacksonville and
Charleston Clyde Line.
ford Mckay.
orinocco: peshler; Philadelphia; Oriental
Navigation Co.
Brig Guiniguada $50; sora; Las Palmas
and Ieneriffe; j d Carberry
Cape Rscife (Br); Wisnom; Montreal:
| Lambert Bros.
! Hansa (GeD Kier; Hamburg; United
| American Lines.
! Luksefjell CNor); Funnemark; Turk's
| Isle and Monte Cristi Columbus S S Co
| Eagle; Anderson; Los Angeles and san
| Francisco via Panama Canal; Houlder.
| Weir g. Boyd
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07

CHARLESTON. s G, Sept e--Arrived. O
! T Warrng.. Wilmington; Lake Agomac,
Boston for Jacksonville; Saxon, Galveston.
Sailed: Transportation New York; Fluor
HAMPTON ROADS. Va. Sept s--Ar-
rived: Everett Boston, West Land. Mo-
bile; Elvenes ltNor), Sabine; Quinneaco,
and; Harvey Brown, Providence; West
Celina, Baltimore; Felix Taussig. Now
England wathens, !, :, Boston; Donaid M Nc.
1Nor5, sabine; liomestesd. Antwerp and
Se4, csntassos Ts M
Frank NJ Deering, tschr), New Haven;
Teiix Tansslx, Baltimore;, Manchester at
| Mariner (Br), Manchester, Maumee, New
JAcKso9NvILLE, Fla. Sept e--Arryed
aaaii Munardin, % Puerto A Padre; V Aura Aura tfsr),
Persian, Baltimore via savannah; Van,
sAvANNAlH. Sept e-Arriyed. orkild l
Sailed: Mystic, West Coast:
Maru (Jap), Boston; Yelfuku Maru Japl,
sailed: admiral sturdee tBso, cuba:
schr Ruth A Wells, Havana; schr Jubilee
Apa alachioola.
| Reetrice, New York; Coyote, Norfolk.
Sailed: F. L. Russell dowing barge ohio),
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept g --- Sailed:
Baron poiworth, United Kingdom. :,
BOSTON, Sept 6--Arrived: Sutton Hall
Cardigan (Br). Key West; Matoppo (Br),
New York and ,rat phliadslpna; Deep Water
1.iburne sTr}, barry; Matoa. Norfolk.
saSd s.eehen dSnnf Jdses psssrE EorloT
PHILADELPHIA, Sept - Arrived
Iowden (Nor), Port Antonio; ,Elizabetn
immingh CHAM; Pennyworth tn (Br>. Swansea
| Margit (Nor), Rio Janeiro; Katrina Luck
snDsch San e5e Dp sGn
| Sail. Beaumont. Sailed: Blakely, New
York; .Nantuclset, Boston; samarago (Nor),
Iuekenbach. Pacific Coast ports; motorship
Bayonne. New York.
BOSTON. Sept 6--Arrived: salaoia <Br).
clan Norfolk Sailed San Bruno (Br)
Havana and Tela; San Mateo, Port Limon
SGsfSf sept y
sunderland Pacihc. Pacihc Coast ports
| tNor), Port Maria; Bueland (Nor), Phla-
delphia; Clement Smith, Tampico; Oritani
(Br), Port Antonio; Sagoland (Nor). Gal
MONTREAL. Sept 6--Arrived Bonn
ridge Br), shields; Manchester Regiment
mouth; Cairnmona (Br). Newcastle: Ben
gore Head (Br), Belfast; Carrigan Head
| tBr) Belfast. Sailed; Turcoman (Br)
| Ayormouth
PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal. Sept s.
Arrived: Cartago, New Orleans; Cuba, San
Francisco; Ulua (Br). Now York via Ha-
vana Sailed; Alaska Maru (Jap) (from
Philadelphia), San Francisco; Cowrie (Br)
Grom Thameshoven), Los Angeles; Gla-
geles; West Katan (from Buenos Ayres),
Los Angeles; Willhilo from Philadelphia)
cisco( New Orleans; Santa Teresa (from
| Valparaiso), New York; West Wind. New
York; Scottish Monarch (Br>, Norfolk.
| BUBNOS AYRES, Sept 5-Sailed Song
wand (Nor), New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Marine Notes

CAPTAIN William Cornell returned re.
Gentry from vacation spent In Virginia
Captain Cornell Is surveyor for the Ma.
rine Board of Underwriters and also il
vice-president of the Marine Society and
president of the Ship Masters Club.
Captain Albert w lie Blanc has beer
appointed general sales manager for the
Jewett- Palmer Harriss Corporation. OF az
Cedar st, builders of Deise engines
Captain Arthur Corners. marine slfr.
veyor, has recovered from his Illness and
has returned to work
Bundy, marine superintendent OF
tha Maritime Exchange, returned from a
vacation.
Captain Green has been appointed nor,
captain of the Luckenbach S Co. with
piers al 35th st, Brooklyn
Captain Walker Mckay, marine sur.
veyor for Coons & Sons, returned from q
vacation.
Captain John Feis. master of the sar.
coxie. of the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
has taken month off as master Of the
above vessel, having been granted a vaca.
ton Captain Fels was captain and pilot
OK sne SoRs OF Panama for nine yearA
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
slliI, Men Try to
End Rate War
To Porto Rico
Eight Companies Meet at
Shipping Board and Al
tempt 10 End Violation
of Conference Tariffs
Collapse Is Threatened
Officials Call ON Foreign
Line After ID e ate;
Will Meet Again To-day

ofiicials of eight steamship com
panies composing the Porto Rico Sec
tion OF the West Indian conference met
yesterday at the Shipping Board in an
effort to head off the rate war threat
ened by the withdrawal of the New
York & Porto Rico Line. Another ses-
sion will be held to-day, at which they
hope 20 bring about an agreement.
An unusual feature of the meeting
yesterday was the fact that the re.
Enairing members of the conference
after several hours Of discussion, adj
iourned in q body to call on officials
Of the Porto Rico Line in an attempt
to smooth out the difficulties which led
20 the resignation of that company,
The withdrawal, according to an official
announcement, was due to repeated
violations of the conference tariffs on
freight and passenger rates. 1t was re-
ported that these infractions were hard
20 prove, but that there was evidence
that in some instances subterfuges were
employed, such as the granting of free
passenger trips in return for favorabis
freight contracts and the booking of
shipments at the usual rate but at a
lower weight
oficials of the Porto Rico Line de-
nleG tHhL tney lnLSuueu TO tduncH
rate war, saying that they would main
tain the conference schedules except
when they found 1t necessary to meet
competition. In the latter event, they
said, they wished to be free to act
without laying themselves open to the
accusation that they were violating
their agreement.
The companies engaged in the Porto
Rico trade, from North Atlantic and Gulf
ports are the New York & Porto Rico
Line, Atlantic Fruit, Baltimore Steam
ship Company, A. II. Bull & Co., Red "D'
Line, Lykes Brothers, Lone Star Steam
ship Company and the Windward Island
Service. The last three operate from
the Gulf. Companies carrying passen-
gers are the Porto Rico Line, Atlantic
Fruit and Red 3D." The conference COW
ers both freight and passenger rates.
There is no relation, it was said yes
terday, between the troubles in the
Porto Rico trade and those in the Co.
lombian service, which is another sec
tion Of the West Indian conference.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
: Freight Ships Due
Due lTo-da,


Dronore Castle, Port Natal. July 20.
Barber Lines
Fisvick Grange, West Hartiepool. Aug Is.
Simpson, Spence & Young
ceiebcs Maru. Gibraltar, Aug 20.
ryrifjord. Naryick. Aug IA. 80
siam City. Shields. Aug ~;
vesayio. rsnarth, Aug p;
Monmouth. Cardiff. Aug 81. - '''i
susquehanna Corp
Clan MasBrsyns Shields. Avs "a; So,
Royal City. Newport, Aug IS; -
Msnominee. London. Aug as. NaS'Ss''oh 20
Atlantic Transport Line
craster Hall, Iauiaae, Aug 81.
Isthmian Lines
Delaware. Liverpool, Aug 2a. N M Smith,
Giulia. Trieste. Aug 80. ...... Phelps Bros
Hallgram, Barry, Aug 24,...P Kieppe q Co
Brush. San Francisco, Aug 1l.Nawsco Lines
Due Tomorrow
Port Hooking, Liverpool, Aug &c.
Funch. Edge Co
Thomas P Beal, San Francisco. Aug le
Alden Maru. Cardiff Aug Is. Suzuki & Co
Due Saturday
Bolivian, Manchester. Aug ~,
Faraby. Shields. Aug 2S....J j Il W:ncnester
Egremont. Port Said. Aug 90. Kerr Co
Stlene, Gibraltar Aug 27. Three Star Line
Due Sunday
B!yo Maru, Suez Aug s.-.. Suzuki & Co
Hawaiian, Los Angeles, Aug 26.
United American Lines
Due Monday
Anglo -Chilian. Barry. Aug 26. Lata Line
Aidan. Liverpool, Aug 26. Booth S.S Co
Hesperides, Buenos Ayres. Aug IT.
Houston Lines
+ Luckenbach, Los Angeles Aug a.
Luckenbach Lines
Duo Tuesday
Bowes Castle. Gibraltar. Aug 27
Barber S S Lines
Knud II. Sunderland, Aug IS.
Funch, Edge g. Co
Howick Hall. harrington, Aug 26
Isthmian Lines
Castiemoor. Shields. Aug 80
International Charterins Co
Due Wednesday
Fichpool. Hull, Aug rs. .Ropner 4 Co
Ivor Heath. Newport, Aug 30. Canada s Co
Grande Gaarde, San Francisco, Aug IS.
Kerr S S Co
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Ship Owners and
Builders i'm Secret
Session on Tariff /

Representatives Of steamship owners,
operators, shipbuilders and repair COM
panies met yesterday at the Offices of
the American Steamship Owners AS
sociation, II Broadway, to smooth out
opposing views on the tariff bill now
pending in Congress-. This measure
would impose duty of so per cent on
all repair work done abroad on Amer
lean vessels, except that necessary TO
permit ships to continue on their
voyages.
The steamship owners are inclined
to oppose this section, holding that the
duty would impose another handicap on
American vessels, while the shipyards
urge the legislation as an aid to their
industry.
Considerable secrecy surrounded the
discussion yesterday. Aside from the
statement that the meeting was char
moninous" no information could be
obtained on the conclusions reached.
1t was intimated that another session
will be held shortly, but that the date
has not yet been set.
Henry c. Hunter, counsel for the
New York and New Jersey Dry Dock
Association and representing also the
Council of American Shipbuilders; re-
fused to comment. Winthrop l.. Mar
win, vice president of the American
Steamship Owners Association, said
that no statement could be made at
this time.
In other quarters it was reported
that an agreement to indorse the sec
tion of the tariff bill was reached and
that the marine industry will present
a united front on this matter as we'll
as on the ship subsidy bill, which has
received the Endorsement of all
branches.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Independent Wireless Tele
graph Co., Inc.

fPositions at noon unless otherwise
Artigas 44o NV Balboa Sept s
6S;ayouehlco gay l30 e Ambrose Sept 6.
Surrier AZ Scotland Sept s 'pl o.
cohasses a arrived Quarantine 8 PM
Fort Victoria due Ambrose AM Sent 7.
Iuif Prince los Diamond Shoals Sent 4
Helen AS s Scotland Sept 6. p' u
Homestcad 164 e Cape Henry Sent G
Indepsndence Han 1ss Ambrose Sent a
J Guffey entered Cape Henlopen sept q
L,ssyingatonia $50 E Sandy Hook Sept y
Ss5saraval S44 Sc Ambrose Sept 4.
Monmouth 5s1 from Ambrose Sent
monterey left Havana PM Sept s.
Mcheesport lob Ambrose Sept g
Ormindale 9 SW Nantucket SEPT q
Ontario 3e sW Fire Island Sept
PRESIDENT Harding 1.13s E Ambrose Sent K
swift Star 230 NV Cape Mala Sent < y
stephen Jones passed Cross Rip Light
The Lambs 215 e Ambrose Sept
Dorchester 12T n Winterouarters ssn+ G
S,1ii, SS,u1immerset Sss Cape Henry Sept
illinois l47 8 Ambrose Sept 6.
Marabi lb3 e Nantucket Sent s
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Departures

delphia.
NAPLES. Sept 2--Luxpalile. New York.
4, Cretic (Br). Boston
CHRISTIANIA, Sept 2-Stavangerfiord
(Nor). New York.
;, KOBE. Sept s--Africa Maru (Jap) (from
Hongkong), Tacoma
YOKOHAMA, Sept S-Kaga Maru (Jap)
Irom Hongkong), Seattle.
,SHIMONoSEKT, Sept S-Romsdalshorn
ST MICHAELs, Sept 5--Arabic (gr,
Qrom Boston,, Genoa.
;, MALAGA, Sept 5-Fenchurch (Br, (frorn
TRIESTE Aug 30--Orsova (It). Savsr
nah; Sept l, Teresa It), New N3y,r York eaSah-
YOKOHAMA Sept 3-Haeue MAJ,
IJapl from Hongkong), New York
Horaisan Maru (Jap), Tacoma ~
SHIELDS, Sept 6--Effingham. Roston
PENANG, Sept 5-Teienlachue tHr,
lfron Hongkong). Bosto and New York
New York. 'es'ic t6r}'
PORT TALBOT. Sept 5-carston fRr,
st John, b 'o"eo) j.
HARTLBPooL. Sept 5-chertsev fRr,
Boston: Eastern Leader, New York
Boston. NDu6
:, LEGHoRN, Eng, Sept 5-Mabriton tsr,,
New York, oii N1'i' y
SWANSEA, Sept 5-Meropi tBr,. Mont
real N'' "toiie-
AMSTERDAM. Sept 5--New Jersey. Port
Arthur '' vi
MANCHESTER. Sept s--Maauan. New
Orleans. ~"
LRITH. Sept e-capulin, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Open Rates Extended
BY Continental Lines

The continental conference of steam
ship lines from the United States
North Atlantic to European ports de-
c;ded yesterday to extend for time
he open rates which have existed
eince competition of the Reardon-
smith Line forced the collapse of the
ssriffs on the most important commodi-
ties. Several changes were made in
rates on other items. These will be
announced to-day.
large part of the session yesterday
was devoted to a discussion of max
ing public the proceedings, which are
held in secret. Many of the members
contended that the steamship lines
should give out this information, but
others argued that theirs was private
business and no one else was entitled
70 know what took place at their meet
ings. The latter view prevailed. All
Seentlemen's agreement" not to divulge
the facts
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
Arrived Yesterday

La Savoie tFre, HRvre Aug 2s to Com
first I4s second los third class pass. malls
ard mdsc; Pier ST. r,
zacapa, Eelize Aug a.; Tela 25, Fort
70 United Fruit Co. with SO pass, mails and
mdse; Pier Is. R.
Assyrta tBrl, Glasgow and Moville Aug
2s; to Anchor Line. with 2as cabin. 15a
third class pass and nidse; Pier Sc, y r.
George Fl Jones. Lobos Aug 20; to Robert
Hague. with crude oil; Pier s. Con-
Bennekom {Dt9, Barry Aug al. to
Funch, Edye CO. with coal t7.6s2 tons>; !;
Tnnoko. Antwerp Aug as; to Black
Diamond $ 8 Co. with mdse; Pier 3, Army
Norruannia DAM. cardenas Aug as, Ma
tanzas 81: to West india 8 Co. with
sugar: off Liberty
Madden (Dt), Samarang July 2, Soura-
baya I, Batavia is, Durham Aug 3, Cape
Town Paramaribo 81: to Funch. Edye C
Co. with pass and mdse; Pier 3, Bush
General " c Gorgas. cristobai Aug 90,
Port au Prince Sept / to Panama r r $ s
Line. with IS pass. mails and mdse; Pier
varg gNor). canao Aug IA saIaverry II.
Cflstooat "a; 70 American Metals Trans
ponrsation CO. with mdse; Pier rs, r.
8: Cavalla 10. Piraeus IL. Calamat II; to
Export Corp. with mdse; Java st,
CITY of st Louis, Savannah Sept 3; TO
Pecan Co. with pass and mdse; Pier
b2, y II.
Ell Alba Galveston Aug 2s; to southern
Facihc Co, with mdse; Pier 81. r.
Niagara tFr9. Bordeaux Aug &C. vigo
rs; to Compagnie Generate Transatlantique,
with lS4 cabin. 90 third class pass. mails
and nldse; Pier ~ N r.
orinoco. Baltimore Sept q; to Oriental
Navigation Co, with mdse; Morse's d D,
B'klyn.
schr Margaret spencer, Kilkenny, Ga,
aug g6 to master. with mdse; off Red
Hook Flats, B'klyn
Cameronia (Br) Naniea 2s via f,ihra1.ar.
10 Anchor Line, with 456 cabin 668 third
class pass, malls and ndse; anchored off
3uarantine; will dock this morning at
Pier 81, N r twest 14th ST..
west Ira, Havana Sept Il to c d NAL
iory, with ndse; Pier 8, Army Base BkIyn
stavangeren (Nor), Baranoa Aug al to
III Storgio d Co. with nadse Pier Z, n r.
Bethore. Cruz Grande Aug 20; to Ore
CO with mdse; Ore Docks. Const bile
Currier. Port Arthur Aug 30; to Gulf
Refining Co., with OIL Bayonne J.
scnr Annie Ross. Georgetown, S c.
Aug ~; to Crowell & Thurlow, with mdse
Oft Red Hook Flats B'klyn
New-York tribune., 1922-09-07
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kFositions are at noon, distances in mile,
unless otherwise stated1
Bellerhy i41 NE Cape May Sept 6
Bremerton lat A. 55 Ion az 46 W 60.
Bylayl SW Winterquarter Sent sept o.
City OF Savannah 65 N Hatteras 81.
Cont Rossi 1,s2S e Ambrose Sept
Edith ess Sc Ambrose Sept s.
El Captain 376 SSE Ambrose SAINT G
Faraby 1880 = Ambrose Sept S
Feltorc 1876 SSE Diamond Sept (
Firmore 10 N San Salvador SAINT
George q Henry "a N Diamond sent q
Gun Prince 10b Diamond Sent
Harold Walker Ss NNE Hatteras sant
Tacoma $50 8 Ambrose Sent & ep1 o.
- Archboid SIS SW Diamond Gar,
joan 110 Mn Cape Henry g.
NJ Gnffey IL 8 Hatteras Sent
Lexisn 305 Nantucket Sept
Macabi 3t2 $ Nantucket Sent &
Aaracaibo 557 s Ambrose Sc pt r
Maravi i65 Nantucket Sept
Watapan, 57s Ambrose Sept s.
Montrolite 25 NE Nantucket Sent
Monmouth 681 from Ambrose Sent
Natirar $50 e Portland Sept s.
Nora i33 n Diamond Sept g.
Norman Bridge o ~ Fowey Sent
Ophia ESQ SW by w Fort Hamiiton Rsr.
rnuda Sept 8. Fs Def DEF
Porto Rico 5l3 N san Juan Sept Z.
Preaidens Monroe z,2I4 "a Ambrose s.n@
Reliance 400 II Ambrose Seuf 4 ps o.
Sarrflafld reports lat "a 04 N lon az 4, Wv
pd Norwegien four master bark sou
venir stgnai lsttaR NQNW- bd w Sent 4.