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New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

HdNGKoNG Sept 7-Enpress OF Asio
tBrlt yancouper President Madison. Ta-
coma
.ALExANDRTA, Sept 7--River orontss
(Br1. Boston.
CARDIFF. Sept 7--virsnia tr3r,, Balti-
SOUTHAMPTON. sept 7--fsmpress Of
Scotland (Br). tfrom Hamburgp. Quebec;
Gee, Washington drom Bremenl. New
York.
LuLEA. Sept i---Laponia tswed,. phila-
ANTwERP, Sept a. Michisan tBr>, Bal
tin,cre.
GINoA, sept a--west Kedron New Or
leane.
COPENHAGEN, sept s--M. II Eniott,
New York.
cALcUT'rN, sept e---sureway tBr.). New
SHIELDS, Sept - Bjornefjord tNor,,
Boston; Brave Occur. Boston; Keyinghani
tBrl, Gaspe Westaiia tBrl. United states.
CARDIFF, SEPT 7--~Gurth tNos). Mont
). VALPARAISO. Sept s--Ebro tRr). New
CARDIFF Sept 7--cicn, Baltimore.
ANTWERP. Sept T---kroonIand New
York via Southampton.
PBNARTH, Sept T--Evanger fNpr).
ford.
HARTLEPooL. Sept 7--coelleda. Baiti-
moro.
ALMETRA, Sept 7--cretic tBr) tfrom
Nnples), Boston and New York.
GLASGOW, Sept 7--Bannack, Baltimore.
SHIELDS. Sept s---fIazeIsde tBr), Bos-
BrRKmNHEAD. Sept s--Manchostcr
Hero fJ3rl. Montreal
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Matilde Peirce (It). Genoa Aug %: to
Peirce Bros. Inc, with mails; is expected
TO dock forenoon at Pier 9s, (West
55th st).
Paris Fr1. Hsvre Sept q; to French
noon at Pier 81. y r West 18th ST.
80; 10 Holland America Line with mails:
was 1853 miles east Ambrose at noon
sept g; Is expected to dock forenoon at
,e conte Rosso GD, Naples Aug 80; to
Lloyd LLOYD saoando Line with malls; is ex-
ppeeted pSg :. to dock forenoon at Pier o5, N r
Advance. Cristobal Sept 2; TO Panama
r 4 : Co with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier 81, n twest 25th stl.
Due Tomorrow
iceland (Br), Antwerp Sept /. ia Rad
Star Line with mails: is expected. to diock
forenoon at Pier 81. n r (West sotf stl.
whtin hariasic &c tsrl. Southampton Sept 81 TO
70 dock afternoon at Pier 60, N II (Wsst
Columbia cBr,; Glasgow Sept .: to
23d st) 'ef ~ tWest
81 Psss9res, ss,,s Havana Sept u: to United rrul.
noon f.f at Pier IS. r (Maidcn Lanai
- sl,y na OF, J montgomery Savannah Sept u.
p;sr az l. :, 20; is expected to dock at
lon1anche, jacksonville Sent 7. n s,,,d.
:. 20; rs expected to dock at Pier as
A (Gharlton st). a.
Due Monday
Orduna tBr), Hamburg Aug go: to Row,
Mau Steam Packet Co with mails: is ar
pssted 10 dock forenoon at Pier AZ. p
:. stayangerf5ord (Sor), Bergen Sept i: 10
Sorwss,an Amsricen Line with mails: is
s1geetea 10 dock late to-day or early Tues
day al foot S6th ai. B'klyn
IA Lorraine 5fra, Havrs Sspt q, to
renen Lsns WITH maiis: is expected Ia
Ss, SgSa sossnaon ~ Fiar 50. " Il fWsat
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

Rochantbeau tFr), Havre AND Plymeukh
Aug so; to Compagnte Generate Transat-
iantique, wish seI cabin, ss third class
pass. malls and mdae. Pier 6. r.
Matoppp seT ps,ra ;5ay - ,xan narssn saa
July rs, Cape Town Aug 8, Boston Sept
6; to Norton. Lilly & Go, with mdse, Pier
ppinesss nsa 0sss Nay Ss,ya esr} FORT Antonio and
Morant Bay Sept o; 10 Dl Giorgio Co.
with So pass and mdse; Pier Z. r.
Rnna tNor), Port Antonio Sept 2; to
Atlantic Fruit Co with Ave pass and mdsei :
Pier 20, e r..
El Captain, san Juan Sept 2: to West
India Oh CO, With empty barrels Pier l.
Belvidere. Petrograd July al, Kotka July
So, Helssngfors Aug .. Copenhagen Aug
susauehanna S S Co. with sndse: Pier az.
Bkiyn.
Giuseppe Verdi dta), Genoa Aug g..
with So frst. 274 second cabin. 1885 third
class pass mails and mdse; Pier rs. N n.
America dtai. Genoa Aug 2s. Naples
Aug 2a; to Italia American Line with rs
first 1862 second cabin, 94s third class pass.
mails and mdse; Pier 81. n r
Samland (Beigl, Dansis Aug 20; TO Red
Star Line. With 1875 pass and mdse; Pier
Fishpooi tsr, Newcastle Eng. Aug IS:
to II Winchester s: Co. with coal U,e1s
tons): OF Liberty.
Katrina Luekenbach. Portland, Ore Aug
6. Astoria 8. Seattle 0. Vancouver 10, Port
10. Cr.stobal rs. philadelphia Sept z: to
the Luckenbaoh s $ Line, with mdsc; 3sth
President Harding. Bremen Aug so
Southampton and Cheroourg 81; to 8
Lines. with 1873 cabin 236 third-class pass
and mdse: Pier 3, Hoboken.
Ell Vale. Galveston Sept 2: to Southern
Pacific Co, with mdse: Pier 81. n n.
City of Atlanta, Savannah: to Ocean S
Co. with pass and mdse; Pier 81. N r.
Virginia Limited. Richmond; to Rich
mond e. N Co, with mdse: Pier z,
N r.
El Lago. New Orleans: TO the Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse: Pier so, N r.
Pawnee. Baltimore Sept s: to Clyde Line
with mdse; Pier 3s. r.
Ohian, Philadelphia Sept Z; to United
American Line. with mdse; Pier 6. Bush
Docks. B'kln.
Aquitania (Br). Southampton and Cher
bourg Sept Q; to the Cunard 8 Co, Ltd,
with 749 first. 652 second cabin, 915 third
class pass, mails and mdse.
CarSnania (Brl, Liverpool Aug 81 and
Queenstown Sept Il to the Cunard Co,
Ltd, with a2e first. s11 second cabin. s47
third class pass. mails and mdee.
Elswick Grange tBr), West Hartlepooi
Aug 16; to n Winchester & Co, with
Hailgrim CNor), Barry Aug "a; to Ben
nett, Hvosief & Co. with coal ts,se9 tons).
Esperanza. Tempico Aug 80, Vera Cruz
81. Progreso Sept and Havana s; to the
& Cuba Mall S Co, with 90 pass.
mails and mdse
Aug s, Para. 20. Trinidad 27 and Bost on
Sept Z; to Lamport & Holt with mdse.
Mexican Oil Co, with crude oil
Concho, Galveston; to the Mallory Line.
with pass and mdse.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Italians SO Days ON Way
From Naples to New York
Excess of immigration Over
Quota Causes Delay TO
Party of us

Because more Italians are in line TO
immigrate to this country than that
nations quota will accommodate IT'S
of the passengers who arrived here
yesterday on the Giuseppe Verdi Of
the Transatlantic Italian Line were
required to pass more than fifty days
from the time they arrived at Naples
until they were landed here
Altogether there were 1875 passen-
gers on the liner. Those who under
went the hardships of prolonged pass
age were removed from the Philadel-
phia, which is still held in the harbor
Of Naples, according to Captain Ro-
mano. They were held for forty days
aboard the vessel, he said, awaiting
passage and were then transferred to
his ship.
Among the cabin passengers were
FREDERICK Gioiitti, son of the Italian
Premier, who said he had nothing to
do with politics in Italy and was on a
two months private business trip to
this country. He is mechanical en-
gineer, andn formerly was associated
with a large munitions firm in Italy.
Vincenzo Richeri, formerly assistant
cashier of the Bank of Italy and Amer
lea, arrived to make a study of Amer
lean banking methods.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Navy Orders
Fron, The Tssbune's Washsnotos Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Navy order

From The Trsbune's WashsnotoS Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
poherty. cmdr. s., to u S. s. Fiusser.
ne,crary. cmdr r. r.. e I.akehurst
Carey. 1t. {. b, c. to 4. $. s. Arizona.
Warner. 1t. r. D.. to 9th Naval Dist.
Watson, Lit A. v r., to y. S. s. Beaver.
ickes, 1t. H. 81 T. W.. TO U. s. S. Che
Enright, Ems. E; H. resigned
Hoyt, Ems A c., resigned
Williams. Ems. C. E.. to Philadelphia
Wsnn. Ii. Cndr c, K. m. c., to u. s. s.
Cole, 1t. T. o.. m. c.. to U. S. $. California.
Gyers 1t. cmdr. 81. T.. d. c.. to San Fran
EEssssn' Esnsa eh Gun msch s to W BALDWIN s n n
Robbins. CHI. Mach. G. w. 10 u S. s.
sars-a 1t pe cmdr ID G. g g. san 20 davise sransise'
assnrisas. 1t. cmdr. +. p. s'tf to 9. 3. 8.
Lee. Il. cmds. W. H. to U. s. s. j. D.
spore. 1t. cmdr. J. s.. to san Francisco.
Fsirlamb. 1t. q. r.. to San Francisco.
geass, 4 II s.. TO saE Francisco.
nass nrasnsI. ans' Ens n w t9 y g s. sss s ss
nssn. Ems. c, c.. to u. s. S. SIS.
MeWislans. Ens. j, H. to sub flot3lfs q,
Shsrnssn. Ems. 10 r., 10 u S. s. Bttfern.
Inonupson, EHs- nj. G.. 10 sub. fptSila g
Ward, Ems. r. p. 90 San Frauciseo
Black Hawk.
shsldoal. II. cmdr. L., M c.. to U. $. s.
Huron. "
aasrdIn. 1t. e. D.. M C.. to U. s. S. Baf-
f&io.
MsTaustte. 1t. Al. l.. m c, to {. S. s.
Psees.
wyatt. Ii. H. l.. m. C.. to .. S. s. Aba
fen6a.
yvilaons "a. p, W, Q. C.. TO San Praseisco.
Assk. Ls. W. D,ssd. o. 70 cassss.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

George Fl Monseil succeeds John NJ Barr
command gasoline yacht Magistrate
w Chichester succeeds Richard Ma.
guire command steam screw Apache, CIyd.
s s Co.
Joseph II Wells succeeds Charles Har
riss command steam SCREW General New
ton.
V Kennedy succeeds Morris Bedor com
mnnd barge Kennedy Sisters.
VIM E Michel succeeds Edward F Malis
command canal boat Thomas l. Gorham
Robert Ayre succeeds Harry Shortel
command steam screw Cortland
Arthur II Woodmencey hucceeds Henr,
Reichert command steam screw Wood
niencey.
John Fullerton succeeds James RI Nc
killop command steam screw Baureine
Alfred Nelson succeeds Frank Moor
command steam screw Imperial.
Emil NJ Usinger succeeds Lester A Stone,
command steam screw Sycamore.
G Cole succeeds E Paramore com
mand barge Howard Wood
Allen I4ieckhurst succeeds Roger Williams
command steam screw Markat,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Cleared

Collingham (Br). Spencer; Catania and
Tore Annunziata: George Helliessen.
Munargo, Ashborn; Nassau and Antil,a :;
Munson S 8 Line.
Rossia (Br), Williams; Cardiff; Norton,
Lilly & Co.
orbita tBr). Matthews; cherbourg.
,nE Fi9saa SANDY Ap.werp stss via Plymouth
oueensto own; White Star Line. 'N''p'0' via
G9rnelia' + nell; . Carey ar San Juan and Ponce;
saxonla, (nr), .Gronow; Plymouth Cher
Tanamo Hudson; San Juan and Ponce
Clontarf, Hager; Constantinople and
Bourgas; H Bull & Co.
Savote tFr), Cabon; Havre; French
'r0rt Victoria .Er>, Carmichael; Ham
ilton Furness. Witty & Co.
C#rneronia (Br). Blaik!e Glasgow via
| Movilie; Anchor Line.
y w o Gu nsvrs ,b1'; @ Ailstt Ma Msrse''les
Westerdijk (DuU, Byl; Rotteruar,; lAol-
land America Line.
Cafnmaras. Spencer: Havana. Cristobal
and Port Limon United Fruit Co
Hanan lNor). Tellefsen; Santiago and
KINGSTON; United Fruit Co.
Lake Flournoy, Brugge Nassau; Munson
tome. Moore g. Mccormick g. Co.
| Morristowu, Inhulsen; Hamburg to Phil
| adelphia; Kerr s co.
! Menominee tBr). Finch; London to Phil
| adelphia; Atlantic TRANSPORT Co.
Fugia C5er), Luck; Hamburg; United
| American Lines
Southwestern Miller (Br). Williamson
Lordcn Via Hallfax: Furness Witty Co.
| Vandyck (Br), Byrne: Rio de Janeiro;
| Lamport s. Holt Line.
Cherbourg and Bremen; u S Lines
|
S Co
Virginia Limited. whitehurst; Rich
mord; Richmond & w s co.
/ City of Atlanta, Garfield; Savannah: :
Ocean s S Co
walter A Luckenbach. Benner; Boston; ;
| Luckenbach S S Co.
Hamilton Nelson; Norfolk: Old Domin-
| Ion Transportation Co.
! Essequibo (Br), Chittenden; Havana and
I Cr!stohal via Panama Canal; sandereon
| 6; Son.
Munjuan fCuban), Jorgensen; Matanzas;
Munson 8 S Line.
Princess May. lBrN, Hill; Port Antonio
| zacapa. Whidden; Santiago and King
ston; United Fruit Co.
! Argentina GtaD. Domlnack; Naples and
| Patras; Phelps Bros
Catherine, Larsen; Turks Island and
| Monte Cristi; A II Bull & Co.
Apache, Chichester: Charleston and Jack
sonvile; Clyde S Co
Nora, Berg; Tampico; Huasteca Petro-
Gaelic Prince (Br). suddaby: Yokohama
| and Kobe; Furness, Witty & Co.
), 81 Msioeney Miller; Havana; N & Cuba
. G scofed, Fox; San Pedro and San
| Francisco via Jacksonville; Standard Oil
buns Law fBr>, Nelson; Gulfport; Fur
ness, Witty &c Co
Etna Qtai'. Chersa: Montreal. Nayaga-
zione Generate 1taiiane.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Novice Stabbed Showing
Pal .Jiu itsu Prowess

Eli Saunders, twenty two years old
of 43 York Street, Jersey City, has
been taking course in jiu-jitsu. Yes
terday he invited his friend, Charles
Watts, Of 10 Montgomery Street, to
the house to show him what great
strides he had been making
"Take that knife and try to slash
me in the face with it, and / will show
you by jiu-jitsu methods how easy il
is to ward off the blow" Saunders is
said to have told his friend.
Watts took the knife and lunged
at the face of his friend. Saunders
dropped to the floor with a deep cash
across his cheek. He was reported te
be on the danger list at the City Hos
pital, where he was taken.
"Are you going to make charge
against the man who did it?" asked q
policeman.
"No," answered Saunders. at was
my fault. l used the wrong tactics to
prevent the blow"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Sept s-Arrved: John d
Susr na,sx Port h9b9s Somerset Ham
Groves tr, Philadelphia; schr Lydia Nc
sonara S1ealan Barter Bs;,a Tampa; powerboat $ w
sonVil!e; Ontario, Boston; Vittorio Eman-
@ @neie ~; Glasgow and Ayonmouth via Nor
p,,t,, 1o,k and New York; Alcor (Du>, Archangel;
nuth' norfolk; West Lashaway, Genoa via
phiiadelphia; Tanafjord (Nor). Moss and
NJ nosToNs ansTt ms Sept ,ss;n,Arrived: sacandaga.
on-Tyne. Eng King Alfred Obs, Gias-
gov; Median (Br) Liverpool; Macabi (Br),
Nantucket, Philadelphia. Sailed: Youngs,
town, New Orleans; ] H Devereux, Nor
f01N; RosTmS srffSik, sdnt Newport News.
(Nor,, Cardiff; AIRY DW, Tyne; Maravi
| (Br), Preston; Allegheny (Br) Philadel-
phia for Liverpool City of Rome. savan-
nan; nah, Sailed: Clan Mac Breyne tI,r). New
salacia {Br). Tyne via Proyidence; Nape
rian tBrl. Philadelphia. Norfolk and fai Bal
depha NaeaaV Wes Wauns SassoT Se via Pha
Elsemere, Jacksonville and Charleston.
BUENOS AYRES. Sept ARRIVED: West
keene, New York Sailed; Halocrates (Br}.
HALIFAX. Sept s-Arrived: 7th, Hoxie.
saed saitmors ytn Fort Tsaoi, Mamlton Pbiladelphis
dalusa (swed) Cuba
H HAMPTON ROADS, Va; Sept s--Ar-
I1neu. preSi,s b.akley, Philadelphia Kerehaw,
Haven; sarmatia tDan), Quebec: Homo
lulu. pensacoia Pnlembang (Dut). Jack
sonyiie; sont eostS CITY Of Flint Baltimore Penob
freeman, New York; Niels r Finsen ]DanJ.
New York; Phoenix, Baltimore. sailed :
sGhr spstobsI Margaret ga., Thro9p Portland Me;
st Johns; Irish Monarch (Br). Gothen.
burg oarg: ,Jals Milton (Br>; Marseilles; Comes
LIE
Mohawk, New York win Charleston: gcor.
eis; ChsTisst0n; l1I schr Geneva, Ponce r.
sBr), Boston Grainton (Brj, Port aidr SAID !.
Western Plains. Hamburg; Canadian Fish.
ef Ms,,ts west I'm indies Bosworth lsr), shields;
fBr,, Liverpool; Saturnia tBr), Glasgow:
iaristan G5r), Hamburg; Highway eBr)'
PANAMA CANAL, Sept Sailed: Alas
kar (from Philadelphia). San Pedro: Cross
r,I MI 'Br1 from Hoaolulu). Norfolk; G Har-
York; Harry Luckenbach (from Philadei
phia)' Los Angeles; Turrialba, New Or
PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept s-sailed
Clearwater South American ports.
PHlLADELPHIA, Sept s--sueiand (Nor),
Yorh elouceste1 .naok0' AntwerP via New
York sailed Katrina Pk kuoFenbaeh sFunSsam New New
skin (Nor). Boston; Juan tNor)' Port tiaep- Ap-
tonic; Europa UtaD, Palermo. etc w
New York; Spilsby OBJ Montreal: Eli
seae seaesnort v : rhayes' -; schr Hesper.
PORTLAND. Me. Sept s--Arrived: Jaco-
ma, Barry, Eng; Lehigh, Boston; Focene.
New York Sailed: Ilford tBr), sydney
B; Coastwise Norfolk - N'e'
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept S--Arriyed: Levi
S,.,' Burgess Nushagak. Sailed Admission
QUEBEC, Sept s-Arrived. 7th En-,
press Of Britain lBr), Liverpool.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 8-Arrived. 9Th
Kristianafjord (Nor5 Chrfstia,ie c,itna .
9TH, Jeptha, Valparaiso Henry F Grove.
New Sev, York T via San Pedro. sth, Hauraki
(br3, Hangover; Orient City (Br), Port
SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept S---Arrived Tafna
Br)' Wilmington; city of Columbus, Bos-
adelphim; MerrlmacK Jacksonvjile fnnd
sailed Baltimoiel. Sailed Orliiid DAM
NreNltas; FluLr Spar Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09

N0TE.--Mail Information VIII be found
The sailing hours below ave davl,rh,
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail Pier
La savoie, Havre. ii AM M.........S7' N r
Westerdiik. Rotterdam, ~ NJ
Finland. Antwerp, 12 M..........6s, n r
Pres Roosevelt. Bremen, 1 pm. A. Hoboken
Argentine, Naples. PIN.
Europa, Naples. PM. N
Eost Eosalrd T,s,dst. St Johns An aya st.
Siooney. Hayana, II AM. ...... IA, 10 r
Salamares. Port Limon. 12 NJ. 9, M
RRahGs;aps. Rhs;oa.., San sSs,ntiego. II AM
San Juan. San Juan. II H. M 4.....st Bkiyyn kiyn
Csd, CCeddrie, Liverpool. 12 M........... so. n r
Vandyck, Rio dc Janeiro, ii AN.
Essequibo,- Valparaiso, ~ NJ. .....4s. n r
cameronia. Glasgow. as - u M...:.ss c. = =
lroQuois. San Domingo. PM. "a. B'l.lyn
Sail Monday
Braga, Marseilles, p NJ. ..s1st st, B'klyn
Taurus Buenos Ayres, q 2s. B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
A. Aauitania; southampton. 1e M. 54, Mr.
Frederic VIII, Christiania, 12 NJ,
Samlsnd' N1snsrs Panzis, u NJ; 81, y
4. N X
crofton Hail. Buenos Ayres. 8 M.
29th st Bklyn
Mature. Mature Grenada, NJ. ;:....2i, B'kiyn
Sail Wednesday
Paris, Havre. IL M..... 67 Mr.
president Garfield, London. P NJ,
Francisco Hull, 12 M. 7th st. HoboKem
Metapan, Kingston. IL M.g. N n
Gulana, st Thomas, l M47 N
AiRonquin San Domingo l NJ "a B'klyn
Sail Thursday
Scnte Rosso, Naples, ! Me5 NR
Carmania Liverpool, 12 III N y
~ ss31anchuria, Hamburg, IL M...6S' II r
Mount Clinton. Hamburg, IL M.SS n p
aorck, Bremen. 2 NJ. eth st. uobotsen
Giuseppe Verdi, Naples, IL M..Sb n r
Hothambeau. Havre, 12 NJ bS n r
CITY or Harvard, Calcutta, IL NJ
Africanic. Gothenburg, 8 M.'as Nh
LOa,karlan, Liverpool, IL M. II r
! Californian, San Frarcisco / p M
mundale GiDaras u NJ {. Bush Docks B'kIyn I n
Sail Friday
East Side Riga, I2 NJ - fhoooheh
BBmrutu, Dakar, 12 3oth at, B,isiyn 3 lsiyn
lo.,nIngeness. ~ Cape Town p Nj B,hiyyn
sliene. Algiers p M = ny
myn,u.~ N., :, Erie Basin, Bklyn
Almagro, Buenaventura, 1a a. = ;
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Notice to Mariners

by o s HydroGraph!c Office)
Aug 31--Princess Bay Light, Raritan
Bay. N Y, in approximately lat 40 80 2s n. .
lon ~ ] 2 SO w, was discontinued
The Lighthouse Service announces that
Fire Island Light Vessel, Y, was re-
placed on her station Sept 8 and the re-
lief light vessel was withdrawn.
The second officer of the Norwegian str
Johanne Dybwad reports that the three
lights on Arenas Point, Costa Rica. no
light every seconds formerly shown from,
the, pierhead at Punta Arenas has been
replaced by an electric light the root
of the shed This light Is very difficult
to make out, it is no stronger than
others near by. Approximate position, lat
0 IS 23 N, Ion "a 40 so w.
Aug s1-Arthur Kill Light No 7, j,
flashing red every seconds, flash / sec
ond, eclipse seconds, of 20 candlepower
was established I 050 yds 299 deg from the
Philadelphia & Reading r coal terminal
south wharf in lat 40 SO II n. Ion
IA IA 80 w.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
Tyrifjord. Narvick, Aug Ia.
Norwegian Amerlc an Line
vesuvio. Penarth. Aug as.
Clan Maenrayno' Shields Avg AsE,a1 % : 7,n..
Royal City, Newport. Aug Is; n,-,..,. =.
craster Hall, Iauioue. Aua III. " 'e' ~
Delaware. Liverpool. Aug 20. ~ N nj Smith
Giulia. Trieste. Aug 25. $3.50, Phelps Bros
Hailgram, Barry, Aug "a. p Rleppe & Co
F'unch. Edge g. Co
Alden Maru Cardiff AAss'as Ass ss Ws1r snsuk 1 hGya ga
Bolivian Manchester. Aug AZ:
Egremont, Port Said. Aug 90. Kerr Co
Silene. Gibraltar. Aug a. Three Star Line
Due Tomorrow
Eiyo Maru, Suez. Aug o.. Suzuki & Co
Hawaiian Los Angeles Aug rs.
United American Lines
Due Monday
Anglo Chilian. Barry. Aug 90. .Lata Line
Aidan. Liverpoci. Aug &c. Booth Co
Hesperides, Buenos Ayres Aug II.
Houston Lines
Luckenbach Lines
Due Tuesday
Bowes Castle, Gibraltar. Aug 81.
Barber 8 1,ne.
Knud III. Sunderland. Aug rs
Funch. Edye & Co
Isthmian s Lines
Castle,noor. Shields, Aug 90.
International Chartering Co
Due Wednesday
liver Heath. Newport. Aug 20 Canada 8 Co
Grande Gaarde, San Francisco, Aug l8.
Kerr S s Co
Due Thursday
Meseha Jondnp Caot A+1nx4t. T..
Nasconta. London. Sept l.. .Cunard s S Co
Feusbrush. Barcelona, Aug 27
servian Prince, Buenos Ayrss, Aug 20
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Friday
Canadian Leader, Auckland, Aug 4.
Wiford & Mckay
Alstern. birmingham, Aug 23,
Furness, Witty G. Co
City of Lucknow, Gibraltar, Aug IS.
Longdal. Santos. Aug 10,
8 o Stray s S Corp
Leighton. Santos. Aug II,
Lamport & Holt Line
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Maritime Miscellany

VERA CRUZ, Sept s--The boycott re-
Gently instituted by the port workers here
against the Ward Limo on account of q
Disagreement over the payment OF lndefn-
nifty for the death of worker on ship
board wae ended to-day throuh the inter
vention of the Federal government The
steamer Yucatan, which has been in port
three days, began discharging her cargo
THE morning.
The company agreed to settlement pro-
visionaliy on the basis of strict compliance
by the workers with the terms OF their
contract.
VANCOUVER, Sept Sired Baxter.
trading coastwise grounded late Wednea-
day at Fraser River bar; was floated un-
damaged
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept s-~AdmiraI
Line officials say Shipping Board liners
service frtm Puget Sound to- Orient Will
not be curtaied 1t was reported the
board dropped the proposal to withdraw
two stee niers Tho j'acinc Mall has been
given permission by Shipping Board to
exceed speed limit OF 17h knots on home
ward voyage of President Cleveland to
make up four days delay account ground
Ing at mouth OF Yangtse River.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-09
Reach Deadlock
In Parleys on
I.orlgslloreP Pay
Union Asks w age Increase
Owners and Labor Mem Lock
Horns on New Agreement
TO 60 Into Force Oct. l

Steamship owners, stevcdores and
officials Of the International Long
shoremen's Association yesterday
reached a deadlock in the negotia-
sions for q new wage agreement to
succeed the one expiring on Septem-
Der 80. The employers stood firmly
upon their proposition for rcduc-
tion in pay, while the labor leaders
countered with demand for an in
crease. Unless a compromise is ar
ranged at the next conference. called
for Tuesday. strike among the $1,000
longshoremen employed along the
waterfront is imminent.
The session yesterday followed sew
eral preliminary meetings. The steam
ship lines proposed decrease from
the present rate of 65 cents an hour
for an eight-hour day and ST. an hour
overtime to 55 cents an hour for a
nine-hour day and SIS cents for over
time. This was rejected fatty by the
longshoremen, who countered with q
demand for 10 cents an hour, contin-
uance Of the eight-hour day and $l.10
an hour overtime. Prolonged discus
sion failed to bring any concessions
from either side.
Representatives of the employers
and the unions denied that they had
given up hope for an agreement
Oakley Wood, yice-president Oh the
Barber Lines and acting-chairman of
the shipowners' committee, would not
comment beyond saying that "a sin
cere effort to reach an understanding
is being made" which, he said, may
involve a compromise.
The steamship owners pointed out
in the conference yesterday that ocean
transportation is in depression, and
declared that So cents is The maximum
operate at present. The longshore
leaders asserted that their men can
not exist on lower wages, saying that
the average weekly earnings are SIT
The cost of food and clothing and
rents are still high, and coal prices
promise to rise this winter, the labor
men contended.
Commissioner T. v. O'Connor, vice.
chairman of the Shipping Board in
charge of labor matters and former
president of the /. l.. A., was here yes
terday, lending his efforts to bring
about en- agreement. The Shipping
Beard was represented also by Colonel
r. NJ. Watkins. 1t is understood that
the board takes stand intermediate
between the demands of the ship
owners and the longshoremen.
The committee representing the
owners includes Oakley Wood. Mr..
Watkins, A. L. Ridgeway, international
Mercantile Marine Company; R. H
Blake, Cunard Line; H. B. Holmes
Furness, Witty & Co.; John Brady
of Brady & Gioe; Captain Blanchard
of Turner & Blanchard.