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New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Marine Disasters

MONTREAL Dec ii-MctaEnma dockcd
At 81 John; u. to-day from ,l, 1,nsgo,,s. .s,,s.
an hour. wireless nerials blown down
and two iifeboats damaged. Thur-iay ne
MetaRama picked up = o from chalutier
Augusts 2 Blond fIeReh "hiapi .i,, .hu Non, ho
noon. but there was no fiEn of vessel
Later message received reporting str Neils
Nielsen standing By. tahing on crew as
steamship was being abandoned.
Rteeiore. from Cruz ornnde. aground on
81 George. !. yesterday afternoon. onatco
with aid OF tugs
tug Kermit and steam launch Emily. In
collision Saturday. IN Erie Basin iauer
Perryboat Manhattan. isft a. $50 m
for Staten Island. collided with an OF
barge: former damaged on port side aft :
laid up for repairs
Is. put into Nassau: leaking. foreaoli and
part OF deck load gone.
RaRauehe. on way up ;he Ray. collidct
with Bouker scow; latter damaged.
schr Esther Hickmanson Nfrl. Harwood,
n p arrived yesterday. reported being
rtruex. b. heavy westerly gales, part of
deck casgo OF lumber and two iifeboats
'ssisr sehr LA Z young cBr,. olov-r,'own.
y g arrived yesterday. ran into heavy
westerly gale: part OF deck cargo % lum-
ber "a rrled away
North Sydney for DOnne nay. y ?. IN bal
last abandoned iu sinking condition Sat-
urady, 500 miles y b. " of 81 Pierre.
crew picked up hy schr Katherine Moulion.
aAS FRANCISCO. Dec ti-Munsnmo.
from Baltimore for this fcri. returned 20
crissahai leaking. VIII discharge cargo
and survey hull
svea. reported IN collision with Ncw-
port and bottom side upaf pier in this
port was rlghted Dec 10. VII repair.
san PEDRO Dee ii-Waie. arrived Dec
70 from San Francisco. damarcd slightly
BY 7s-mile gale nnf heavy seas
ST JOHN. y r. = il-Liner Eetagana
arrived from glasgow. ran iat. storm
during which wind az times reached yeioc-
lty % 100 miles an hour Two lie boats
dsmared and wireless nerinls blown down
West Ouechce. for Liverpool anchored
outside bar Sunday with machinery trouble
proceed yesterday.
schr Z,bed-r p Gin aground. nonted
uLafsistcd Saturday afternoon. anchored
IN ship Chanufl
steam canal boat Eric sank af Lock ..
near Crescent. Y.
LONDON. Dec ii-Eaftern Glade. New
York for Cape Town and aiowci hay, IL
anre IN nt ~ N long g. ". Fire gaining.
SAVANNAH. Dec ii--sir Ien Davis
New orleans via this port for United
kingdom and str Coldwafcr. chnrlrfion
for German ports. coliided 90 Ty1r. Roads
former returning; latter arrived 1amas 81
above water line.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

norwood. Dec so-saiisdi Tune tEor,.
SI9ngsii niiRiN Ysv io--Arrivsdi schr Ethel n
bsr,lSeu ~ sbFli ~ ~ Y y. Rov io-sailsd;
osrs. fSer,. Newport News.
FoGo, Dec - sailed: sehr Uranus
'p.hf, pchIf,Af.fN. Dec s-uivsdi Frank II
WkwEsBuRY - Dec . - Passed canss-
dian eapper (Brl, bound south so -
poston. victory chimes tBr), and " Hiteh-
ner fnrl. bound south A..
ifoNOfffI,U Dec f-Afrived; tchr Allee
Cooke Port 1nssss ,'ei ir.ss BsRSe 1Ssresss
On. wilheimins. san Francisco. ..,...
IA cKsONF ARMS. y Y. Dec i-ssiisa
seneca (Br). Newport News aIT,.sa -
Johns pee 2, f9s 91ssrsgeps Isgea fror s''to 10 Dec J.
e.iisd sehr Hart tFrl. Malaga.
MANILA Nov ,o-saiied' L AsiSu'
S's SEW BEpFoRD. Dec ie-Arriv.d' Al
'eSSR'h OH SGE' Dec Tin port; Adra (Br).
foT Tpo1iyr 1nNra 5t'niTH. Dec s-Passsd; Tas
p'i,tai ,rffh barFes Carderaa fhll River
sor sewali's Point. aud Bourne. Profidenee
for fambcrt's Point ..u.s.
PoEr HrROS. frcr 10 Dec i--sailedi
schr General Piamer sbIIl, sr,iS.s, M1iis schr,
100. 4 Naloy Boston for BefAtt. IN.
Eus.ne Lynn Tor Wiscasset In port SIN
"etRiSF pee ARRIVED. Henry u
y-blton baltimore. sailed Ith Tor hAlatA
ard cstte. Tth Atlantic sun. Chester s'h'
VI N frish. Phrafelphia -.
sEwArLs POINT. Dec 10 80 ArriNed'
sr yoffS pee S--Arrived; Arov tBrl.
Boston. Sailed. sth. schrs susan Il ~
p.rbado.. 81 clair Therianit OBJ belil-
-, AN Minas King fBrl. Parrsboro 10
49, Tor New York. 10th. BoEatad tSorl'
usnb,irr. schr Northcun (Dr). Weymouth
~ e to "a for Cienfuegos.
-. ~ y =. bee Arrived: sehr
~. ,Is- sydney via Marystovn. Cleared (:
sSh lanes O'Sen (Br). oporto. sailed
scbr Nona " Corkum (Brl. Lunen0ers,
"a. Ilon (Nor) Alicante IN porli Son'
"a sincIoir yBr). for Barbados
WABANA, pee Sailed: Dsghild
(Nor). Sydney.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Notice 10 Mariners
(By 5 Hydrographlc offiee)
Change In Transatianiic steamship Tracks
10 United states

to United states
Owing % continued and constant preya-
trans.Itisntic i,nfS Or traexs 10 4 s. the rs.
droFraphic Office recommended that All
shipping be shifted a. once 90 the sum
mer tracks which are normally effective
Feb /.
An SIS companies parties 70 trans-At.
iAniic track agreement have adopted
HydroEraphic office recommendation. and
ID a. urFed. IN the Interest % safety Al sea
that ali vessels engaged In trans-Atlantic
trade between T. and European ports alec
adopt these routes, namely
E1sTBouND-cross ion 81 " In lat
wEsTBoUND-cross lon a. W In lat
r.1O y.
New Edition us22) II. q. Pub. I57. Red
SEA gnd Gulf ~ Aden
This publication. the second edition %
Red Sea and Gulf ~ Adsn Pilot, ig q rovi-
sion Of FIRST. With corrections and additions
70 Jvne %. 1872. including corrections from
Notice 10 Mariners a - 1922.
Copies may be obtained AZ the Hydro
graphic Office. Washington, y. O., or au-
captaln Clarence 81. Condor reports
striking an obstruction Aug 200 feet
degrees 10 minutes from northern point
Of Little MARX Island. Merlconcrg sound.
Ne Bunkcn rock symbol wlii b. chartcd.
Position. lat 81 ~ 20 ". Ion 10 o. W.
Dredging and rock removal operations In
channel between Governor Island aud the
work VII continue day aud night. sundays
and holidays Mariners should exercise
caution when navigating in this vicnty.
Oct -. Pcddocks Island chanael Buoy
Q. Boston. Mass. viii be moved &c yds 2s2
degrees re-satabiished IN fathomH of
water 20 mark rock having least depth Of
II n IN lat ~ 10 30 y. Ion 10 56 i5 W
Dec {. Punta shoai Gss Buoy. Havana
Hsrbor. cuba. red and exhibiting group
flashing white iight. ? flashes every Sec
onds, thus; hash o.3 seconds. eclipse 90
seconds fash 0.5 seconds ECLIPSE f5 rec
entrance 10 harbor IN lat % % 70 ". lon
- II 20 ". Buoy which replaced gas bUoy
discontinued.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Maritime Miscellany

NOnFOLK Dec ii-Iurpoaa of ~
rnirslty suit In Federal Court to-day % ~
rsspo Mobility for collision here July. it.e.
between belgian str Argentina and bfii...
str Manhattan. AEGrcEate damage ral.
10 have been f7t.opo Collision occurred
ntsr army base piers. Argentina bcinE IN
loaded
Marked Increase IN Commercial tieani-
ehlp Cos intsrcoasfai service Indicated ~
addition % steamship 10 those in orera b.
tion. Company now has total of four ma
inr regular saiiinEs from Hampton hosfr
CoIumereiai Guide sailed to-day. general
caro- for paclnc Coast. toumeicitl
traveller expected 20 arrive Dec 4e. COM
mercial Spirit Jan 20.
TACOMA. Dec h-Glory % the seas. "a.
nous A-icricRn clipper ship. heinT burned
n OBJ = copper. other JUNK from hull
nuiit 3 % held records Tor falilrs vessel
passag~s across pacl0c.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec ii-TuE Cleo
patra sold by 4 = shipping Board 20
Ceorre " Crofion. New York city.
ST JOHNS. Dec t-Seneca iNrl arrived
from Jackson Arm. y y. FOR rcpalrH
BANGOR. Ne. Dec ie-cuticr Oaaipee
and several tugs arc keeping port open
stnaahing ice.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
NAVY Orders

Prom TIE TribuHe's WashsHgfos Bureau
VyAgHfNGTOS. Dec. ii.-Navy orders
ff,nr,hsn CAPT. u. e.. 20 4. s. s. Omaha.
owen. Capt. q. r.. 10 Portsmouth.
aiicn com. W. a., 10 L. s. =. Aroostool
cumming. Com. J. ". W, 70 u :. ,.
pouson. H., Com. u. 8. 20 L. 9. s. onpha.
Hazard. ~. Com. s. l.. ~. 10 Washington.
Gibson ~. p. g., resigned.
Fnch. ~. o. g. H. W. 20 Z. 8 3. N-7.
CLARK Ems II. l.. 20 q. 8. > s'l1
Fdxa-ds Ems j. h. 20 4. 3. 8. s-2s.
Mccain. II. G. 80 ". r.. 70 Puget sound.
Mlfntt IT, g. 81 J. j.. 90 Z. ;. = Nitro.
Hove. Mach =. r.. % Key West
Following 90 Pensacola -- Farnsworth. ~.
O.gD r. y. Adams Ems p l..
hooker. Ems. H. J.. BrlmmeF, Ems. X.
r.. Huntington. Ems. e. NJ. Roberts.
Ems y. w Smith. Ems ". ", Tyler.
Ems e. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
3 Vessels Listed for
Sale by u. S. Marshal

Several vessels and cargo OF gram
have been listed for sale In thc next
few days by United States harshais
In New York and New Jersey.
The barge Hannold will be sold on
December %. at Noeeker Axe snip
building Company, foot OF twenty
eighth Street, Camden, n. J. Inc
Yacht Wenneteka will be sold on De-
cembcr II, at the foot Of Verona
Street. Brooklyn. A cargo OF grain on
the dock at Pier z, Tompklnsville, 5. L.
will be sold on December 10. The gas
lighter Ideal will be sold on December
~. at Tebo's Yacht Basin foot OF
Twenty-third Street. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Army Orders

From The Tribvre's Washington Bureo'
WASHINGTON. Dee. ii.-Army orders
Issued to-day follow
Infantry
Mecaskey. Capt. y W. st.. 10 Honolulu.
Pcrree. Capt. r W. 90 Honolulu
Brooks. capt w. p. 20 Manila.
slerchl. Capt. 7. ". T.. 10 Manila
Field Artillery
Slack. n. J. p. 10 Honolulu.
Montague. ~. r. Il. 20 Honolulu.
Barney, II. J. p. 20 Honolul1.
Quartermaster Corps
Rsth-ra Col. n. p. 20 san Francisco.
Jacobson. Ii. s. 20 Panama.
Miscellaneous
watson. Capt q. y. Pin. Dept. 20 Fort
Bragg.
Mcclure. Col \. F.. cav, to Columbus
barracks
Honorably discharged-Rob II. V. H..
US.A.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Ship Owners May Fight
New La Toilette Bill

Indications that shipowners will night
the amendments 20 the seamens aet
proposed by Senator La Toilette, were
gi,cn yesterday BY Ira ID. Campoeu,
general counsel for the american
steamshlp Owners Association, wheh
asked his opinion on the new bill.
III seems TO be an effort 70 Put one
moro nail In the eofin OF american
shinping." said Mr. Campbell. Just
sueh acts ns these. put here and there'
have made il Improbable for American
ships TO operate. ! have been studying
the amendments. These have not ys,,,
come before the association, but VIII
be taken up In due course.
The Ia Toilette bill Is intended 20
strengthen the labor dement's IN the
scamen'H act.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
PanamaSlnipCo.
Suffers Heavy
Losses in Year
u. s. Government Owned
Fleet Has Deficit Of Near
Iy S600,O 600; Ships in
Operation Reduced to D
RateW WarsLead tODecrease
Railroad Line Also Adds TO
Poor Showing; Total Loss
For Period Is 81, ,297,OOO

The Panama Railroad Steamship
Company. which. with the Panama Rail-
road. Is owned BY the War Depart
ment, had a net deficit during the fiscal
year ended June 30 Of s5s7 .3S245. ae-
cording 70 the annual report made pub
lie yesterday. This figure compares
with a loss last year Of s7Oo,sio22
The company attributes the poor show
ing 70 the depression that has affected
all shipping industries and Partieu-
larry 20 the rate war waged between
the United Fruit Company and the
Shipping Board service operated by the
Clyde Line.
This company Is the one 70 which
Senator Fletcher, Of Florida. IN his
minority report on the ship subsidy
Dill referred 20 as an instance OF
profitable operation under government
ownership. lie advocated turning over
the entire feet 20 the Panama Line
and the United States Line, which Is
operated directly by the Shipping
Board, as an alternative 20 subsidy.
Losses Compared
The report Of the company shows
that s35s .429.44 was charged of to de-
probation and general and extraordi-
nary repairs. No allowance was nee
essary for interest
The following comparison for 1917
ard 1901 was subrnitted.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Shipping Notes

Tn. iolnt committee Of shipownsrs.
builders and operators will meet to-
dsv Al the ofices Of the American
Steamship Owners Association, ii
broadway. 70 continue a discussion Of
the subsidy bill Attention will be
given 20 the amendments made by the
Senate Commerce Committee last week.
The executive committee will hold a
conference later in the week.
". L. Marvin. viee-president Of the
Shipovners Association, said yester-
day that while shipping men regret
changes in the subsidy bill, they viii
not regard the measure as useless even
with more amendments. Many OF the
sections which are untouched, be said,
s.ntain substantial benefits, though
they will not accomplish the purpose
Of establishing a wcll-balanced fleet, or
Of getting the government out Of busi-
ness.
Mr.. Marvin drew a parallel between
the mail subsidy act Of 1891 and the
present bill. The 1891 legislation was
fought as bitterly and was amended as
seriously as the present measure, he
MUI0a ~ was UWAWNNN NMN NUNN ~ NNAh
time many shipping men felt the Law
was useless, but that IL gave the eoun-
try 4 famous transatlantic line and
established several lines TO the West
Indies on such a strong basis that they
are now almost independent Of gov
eminent aid.
A Joint committee. consisting Of Eve
Shipping Board officials and five rep
resentatives Of operating companies,
will meet to-day to discuss voyage sup
plies.
Ohicials Of the Munson Lines said
Yesterday that no decision has been
reached on the transfer Of the com
pany's ships from Vera Cruz 20 Tam
pieo a. q result Of the lOngshoremen's
strike.
The steamer Mount Clay. Of the
United American Lines, 10 due TO arrive
this morning from Hamburg with 7s9
cabin and third class passengers and a
large quantity Of freight and Christ
mas mail.
Further information Of the develop
ment Of the Maritime Trust Company
il expected about the frst Of the year.
Ofieials Of the new concern said yes
terday that the organization Of the
company Is proceeding along natural
lines
The tenth convention Of the National
Forelgn Trade Council will be held In
New Orleans on April Is, 20, "a, next
year, according 30 an announcement Of
o. K. Davis, secretary Of the council
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Radio Corporation Of America

tPoaition az noon. distance IN miles. unless
otherwise stated
Arwistar i.Is1 wv Balboa Dec 10
Afel LAT . - lon 20 a W Dee 10
Albert = Watts 137 NNE Diamond Dec II.
Bannack 2Co ESE Five Fathom Dec II.
Chas Harwood $50 r. Tampicc Dec 10.
CsrTiiio i.i3l r Scotland Dec 10.
cerro Ebano 200 NE Tampieo Dec 10
Caiamares et9 y Colon Dec 10.
cAddo re South Pass Dec 10.
Coute Rosso ! 800 r Chatham Dec n.
conehatta n Sc Boston Dec n.
crofton Hail lao ssE Santuokst Dec H.
Coaslwise pa Tarpaulin Cover Dec II.
Cambria 2o5 s Scotland Dec ~.
Dauperta 1880 Cape Henry Dec 10
Dakarian go y y " sciasconsett Dec II.
E'y9 s,ncs,r sIs ss'Iss yss "a spieo gsS Dec 10
Eastern Coast 7si r AmbroEe Dec II.
Everett ~ 81 Graves Buoy Dcc II.
Fernmoor soo EsE Cape May Dec 10.
Federsl left Mobile AZ Dec 30
Goidsheil $50 Sc Five Fathofn Dec II.
Half Moon 90s Ambrose Dec 10
Innoko go y Ambrose Dec II.
John ID Archboid ]. .io0 NV balboa Dec ~.
) A Bosswiek SEQ p y \ Ambrose Dec H.
Limoa SO 5 Scotland Dec 10.
Lewis X Thuriow 50 fW Fire ttld Dec ~.
Lancaster Castle lat 81 OF ion 81 % "
Mstapan i.iio 3 Scotland Dec 70.
Naracsibo left San Carlos bound Curacao
Dec 10
Meanticuf 1900 r Key West Dec ~
M Clay is2 from Sfw York Dec II.
Munaibro AZ Stonehorse Zee II.
No-d Amerika $50 SW Diamond Dec 10.
PARMA oie sSE Ambrose Dec 10.
panuco to7 South Pass Dec 10.
Pres Fillmore 269 y Ambrose Dec >.
Fort Albany III Sc Ambrose Dec 10.
Port Oric0 left Ponce . pm Dec 10.
Port Albany 5s4 81 AmbTooc Dec u.
Robin Hood 2.o3f 81 Ambrose Dec 10
Romeo so Siasconfe't Dec n
Rucrofe ia " Sand Key Dec TO.
Santa Tulsa arriving palboa 8 An Dec ~
santa VERONA 70 WNW Balboa Dec 10.
schroon $50 Y Arnbrosc Dec TO.
san Plies 7s2 S CaDe san Anionia Dec ~
s 81 Spauiding i33 NNE Diamond Dec H.
Sunou $40 p Delaware Brehkw Dec , J..
Tuscaloosa CITY j 500 Sc San Pedro Dec 10
Toioa left Port Llmon bound Havana
PM Dec 10.
Tulsa / $50 NJ Charleston Dec 10
Tirandenfes 2lo SE AmbroTe Dec IL.
Troilchoim 2io ENE Naniucket All
Dec II. g.,
Texas Maru 80 from Cape Henry Dec II.
west Camak 2.f5s sE Ambrose rec ~
Novf fslav i.922 r Poston Dec 10.
" + stead i75 Sc Diamond Dec 10
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

vtneents sch Nat T. oortcn. DemerAfa
30 4. safisd, sch Wisei Taaka tDD. ttlna-
lad: 2. a W Chisholm tBr). Turks iHicnn. cn,.
prRnfipA. Dec e-Arrlved! Paul fah.
friT1. Portland England. for sabine nno
eaiisd pee a. 7. Mente1ulne tbrl. Mohs
r-si Tor SaaSan and sailed Dec y. Dec y
sailed, West Hematita. New v4ie,a.ns,,
f1rl. nuenos AYrcs. schs Esther Adei.le'
inrI Halls Harbof. 8. ThcrEerd iN1si,
Nohils. erh Isabel & Hafrlss. taEuA "A 49,, ~.
f.,.rd- Al Qalntoise fDelg), Rio de Janeifo'
rrederico (Danl, Mnnraniilo.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Foreign Ports
my Main

BARBADog Nov ts-Arrived: Mattswa
tbrl, Demerara and sailed for 81 John:
-. lnroma OBJ, London and naiisf Dec
: Tor Trinidad; bark Clutha (Br). 81 John's:
Ne. Agnes ID McCiashen fBr). Brldre-
water. ,. Canadian Coaster (Br), Trinidad
and sailed for Haiifox. Norwegian CBrl.
Liverpool. 2, Counsellor (Br). 81 kits. (.
ton and New York y csFaqust (Br1. 81
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Foreign Ports
(Dy Cable)
Arrivals

er-rz nee f-Katharin Park tBfl. Sal-
eutta Tor Boston and New YORK sth. SiV
- usrvard fBrl. Calcutta for New YORK.
eT vfc'pAFfa. Dec s-Arabic (Br).
New YORK and Boston for Genoa
pl-fT, Dec s--Chlckasaw. Baltimore VIA
81 y9nn, SieoS Sec s-Eilda cisus.n (Nor).
onebee. 10Th. Canadian Leader tbrl. Mont
-cai. ViieUia CBT). Monireali or n'oI
eanshlre (Br). San Francisco. trcslasn,
Monroe (Br). Kew YORK VIA Cuess.oN " :
Vvican city tBr). New YORK: iith. NalAeiA
'sr11 srr11inRnsf.ThR. nsIfT Dec s-MuskeEOn. Eew
vary Va Norfolk: 10th. Neatiea tBrl'
Portland for Genoa Clan hanA'' 'D'''
cGDIz pee o--segundo tspAn)' Ne"
oIIfTyrRrcK. Dec s-sh.sf Mead tBr).
r0T'sInai FkYAL. Dec s--Thyra tswsd)' Nsw
onHRcELoSA. Dec b-Juiiana tspan).
NsM NscMr1l%s lS,s Dec s-Beifas, Maru (Jap).
van~ouver. City of St~Joseph. New YORK :
Evanser CNor). New orleans; silens 'frl'
NtT sTocRHoLM. Dec s--Montaubsn tFr).
FS1laasgo's FSa1lT,asGoyv. Dec t-Kstaessi. Savannah.
ATDROSgAS. pcc s-shooters' Island,
Ner, York: 10 Eastern star. New YORK
and Psnsdel9hls ior psn1s' n,r,,,a,,s
(Du1' SEN Fraaciteo; 10th. AquitaniA ODD
NfJ NfIJIv1ESRToor. Dec californian, San
,snc,seo. ioth. Wilhelm Hemsoth toer).
NnW orleans: west fsleta, Boston, CAroniA
'i'r 'pr1pEwEN' pee 5--New Britain, Balti-
more. 10. csnopie. uir., Se~ iotN fSov,
wabsna. Pint (Nor). Providence.
VTAARDINGEN. Dec s-obervehle'ien
'IsT! eE!xo& n1u'i9,', Dec 7-Elswiek Park CBr).
~IW'-rT ROTTERDAM. Dec 7-Eissrgsn tpu).
Montreal. 3. FLORIDA (Dan). Boston; oitA
puSKiRK. Dec Vincent. New York.
ANTwERP, Dec t-Ampeteo (belg).
YoKoHAMA. Dec t-ArabIa Mars
(Jap). Tacoma for Hongkong.
DELAOoA BAY. Dec s--Benguela tBr)'
PLYMOUTH. Dec io-saIonia CBr).
New YORK for Cherbourg ana Hamburg
CARDIFF Dec s-csnadian otter tDr).
AVoSMouTH. Dec 10 90 Cornishman
(RrD. Montreal: q. Cabota (Brl. Montreal
TO- NlttoriO Emmanuele III. baltimore VIA
BASES Dec ii-Msysh C5D. New
BELIz. Dec il--zacspa. New York via
cRIsTonAL. Dec io-ssn.s Marta. New
KINGsToS. Dec s-BanAn (Sorl. eanti-
ago: iith. Metapan. New York.
PORT ANTONIO. Dec i--oritani tB).
PuERTA BARRIos. Dec s--coppenams.
Teia. 10th. Conan (Hand) Tela.
PUERTA COLOMBIA. Dec s-Tivives
TEf.A. Dec o-Heredis. Port Lobos.
DIGBY, Dec lin port. Keyingham
Obj. for United Kingdom
BAHIA. Dec l0--Haleakla. Bucnoa
fvrcs. Tor Boston. New York and PhilA-
ran 18th
CAsfLDA. Dec 9-Venus III Dan)'
Manzaniilo
CIENTUEOOs Dec 70 - Manzanillo
(Cuban) New Orleans.
CURACAO. Dec i0-Phiiadsiphia, New
York via San Juan,
GUAYMAS. Dec J--Everett. Victoria
HAVANA. Dec 9-Antilla. ST. John.
MANzANILLo. Dec 6--olsumn. San
MXTANzAs. Dec io-sarpfOs CSOr).
gATTfAoo Dec io-ssntlago. Nassau.
VALPARAISO. Dec J--Depero. Caiiao.
VERA CRUZ. Dec 7-Barfond tNor)'
NXGxsAKI. Dec 7--scslaria (Br). San
MANCHESTER. Dec s-westiand. New
Orleans.
METHIL Dec s--storvik (swed). New
York via Montreal
BELFAST. Dec s-Kenbans Head tpr).
Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
American Ports

(By uaii)
BEVERLY. Dec 1o--Arrivsd; ouihand.
posToS. Dec - Sailed from below;
schr Josephine Mcoussten.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Marine Reports
tn.nsI,u.a n.n .r..ala, rsa.l

sherman anchored entrance 81 Johns
River Dec ~.
Winnefred 40 sE Savannah Dec II.
Arapahoe ieft haricEfon b.fo Pm Dec II.
Arynn 2sg n Jupiter Dec II.
AgWlaun SO 3 Hatteres Dec II.
Mount linton i.ito y Ambrcne Dec II.
Mount Evans lat Al 50 Ion ~ % Dee II.
Eimaport i.tef r Ambrose Dec IL
West Chctc lat 20 - lon ~ Al Dec II.
Frederick VIII i.fts y Ambrose Dec H.
LII y Ambrose Dec II.
saco lat 40 ~ lon - - Dec ~.
Eastern Victor lat a. ~ Ion 81 20 Dec IL.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

Vessels in operation during the year
were decreased from twelve to five
on account OF the depression. The
report points out that part Of the loss
was due % the fact that government
freight and passengers were carried
below the commercial tariff. II these
had been booked at ordinary CONNER
cial rates the loss during the year
would have been $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Departures

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BONA. Dec Is c Calvert CBr). sydney
c u. g. Tofuku Maru tJap). Phladelpha-
cETTE. Dec 2-Moniqus (Sr). New Or
ALICANTE. Dec 4-vnls de pjiboutl
81 NAzAiRE. Dec 5-Lorient CPr). 81,
oTARU. Dec t--Amur Maru (Jap).
from HonRkong). San Francisco.
TYNE. Dec s-Weehawken (Br). New
IMsiINoHAM, Dec s-Msipo (Gk,. Bos-
ton
COLOMBO. Dec s--Diana Dollar. Boa
MANCHESTER. Dec s-Bonvian CBr).
Boston; 8. Tuscarora (Br). New York;
Cheyenne (Brl. Philadelphia.
LOHDON. Dec e--President Garfield.
New Yorx: 10. Iethycn (Br), 81 John,
\ d: Menominee CBrJ. Boston: southwest.
ern Miller (Br). philadelphia: II. Ashta.
buia ffsr) Port Arthur
GIBRALTAR. Dec ,-AmssiS CBr).
ADEN. Dec io-selma City, tfrom Cal
cuttal Galveston.
HAMBURG. Dec 7-Einfeid tosr,. New
Orleans
ANTwERr-psc 7-Miuouri CBr). New
/ York.
DUNKIRK. Dec 7-MeKsssport. New
York.
ROTTERDAM. Dec s-Hords cNor,. St
LISBON. Dec s-Paeifo Msru tJ.p,.
/ New York '''
HAKTLEpooL Dec cody. New York
:. cARDlFF. Dec s-rork Castle (BrJ.
/ New York.
LIVERPOOL Dec s-wlnlfredisn Csr,.
Boston; Ansohia tBr). Montrsai: seho.
LEiTh. Dec s-sestwen CBr). Port
LAS PALMAs. Dec s-ford ronsor.
I Derry tBr). from Beifast) 81 Johna.
VERA CRUZ. Dec s-Montrey. Prorreso'
] SLhACAo. Dee S-West Katan. Ponce.
MANzANiLLo, Dec 5-chlapas CMsrl.
I Francisco
| New Orleans
cAslLDA. Dec s-cisry OSor,. Prosr..o.
/ HAVANA, Dec o-Carrlllo. Crisfobsl.
/ PariSmina. CriEtobal.
KINGSTON. Dec Jose (Hor). Pusrta
TAMPico. Dec ,-wnnam Green. Bss.
woo. Dec lie Coo tBD. s.,ron
,.R RRARRY. Dec s-snsfJeid Nor,. St
LONDON. Dec ii--Ahhtsbula (Br). Port
Arthur -" w.
HAvRE. Dec lila ssvois CBr). New