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New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

.Kroonland. Antwerp Nov is: TO Red star
Line with mails; is expscted to dock
Philadelphia. Curacao Nov 1e; to Bliss,
Dallett & Co with rnaiIg: Is expected to
dock early at Pier II, B'Siyn (Mon-
zacapa. cristoba1 Nov l5; 20 United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected 20 dock
late forenoon at Pier ID, y r tMaiden
Lans).
Tanarno, San Juan Nov 81; to Atlantic
Fruit Co with mails; Is expected to dock
at Pier Z. r <Rector st).
nopn ora at Pier p 81 s. N = {wsst 1sth 81.
IS; to Swedish American Line with mails
10 expected to dock at Pier e7, N r (Wegt
67th ST..
U s Lines with mails: % is expected ted to Cd deck ss
forenoon at Pier g. Hoboken.
Clyde S S Co with znails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier &c. N f tWest
Colon, cristobal Nov 20: to Panama IF r
co with mails; is expected TO dock ct Pier
81, N r (west sbth .st).
Bogota, Kingston Nov 81: to Clyde S s
noon at Pier "a, r (Christopher st)
Nlekerie lDut), Port au Prince Nov 81 :
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 12. Bklyn
Porto n Rise, sIe9, Sag Juan j, n, Nov az; to
Ga9a 10 Ma dan So With par a s y
Ft Hamilton {Br). Bermuda Nov 2b; TO
Furness, W.thy & Co with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier e5, n Y
(West 56th st).
Duo Tomorrow
Frederik VIII {Dan), Copenhagen, Nov.
IS; to Scandina Wan American Line with
mails; 10 expected to dock at foot 17tia ct.
Olympic (Br). Southampton Nov %; to
White Star Line With nails Is expected to
Fss Nassau Nov 81 to s'M Manson sa
noon At Pier 8. y r leoentIea SIPS:
Mail % c. With 9 mails ls IS IS expected d'ee to
dock forenoon at Pier IA. z r (wall stl.
star Arsoto Ise ns x s Gsnss u Nex sxpasd M to wsts a
ut Pier so. " r West 10th st},
Due Wednesday
Vessel Port Agency.
Mount Clinton. Hamburg, Nov &c.
United American Lines
Presidente Wilson, Trieste. Nov "A.
Phelps Bros
Yorck. Bremen. Nov AZ.
Guglteisno peircs, Naples Nov "a.
pan-Amsrioa, Rio do ganeis9; 1., Nov i i; 49,,
Due Thursday ~
Danzig, Nov II. Balti-Arner Line
Verdi Naples. Nov IL.
Metapan. Santa Marta. Nov ~.
Ecuador, cristopai. Nov 22..w 4 e araee sas q CO CO
Due Friday
Aauitania, southampton, Nov 2b.
Cunard s s Co
Conte Rosso. Genoa, Nov 1s,
Lloyd Sabaudo Line
Rotterdam, plymouth. Nov rs.
Holland America Line
- = - -',> James w Eiwail 6 Co
DHe Saturday
President Fillmore. Bremen. Nov q
70 $50 wsr.as,tsa Nov
James w Eiweli &c Co
Esneranza, Havana, Nov rs.
~ e. Cuba Mail 8 8 Co
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Freight Ships Due
agency.
Dne To-da

/. Vessel: Port. agency.
MoGig. Bremen, Nov I.
American Metals Transport &c
knut JarI birmingham, Nov 4..--ss . SRA
E6gehili, Antwerp, Nov 8,
Black Diamond Line
Kathismba, Gibraltar. Nov 6.
Norton. Lilly a Ce
Norfolk Range Leith. Nov q.
Coiiamer. Bordeaux. Nov ii.
Cosmopolitan Line
Esther Dollar. Genoa, Nov 81. Dollar Linea
East Cape, Gibraltar, Nov IT,. Kerr g Cn
City OF Bristol Gibraltar. Nov ..
Katrina Euckenbach. Colon. Nov Is.
Luckenbach 8 Co
vi, Sud. Galveston, Nov 25. South Pacific Go
Miraaorep, Kingston, Nov "a. All Fruit Co
Due Tomorrow
Glen. Dunkirk. Nov ts Cosmopolitan Line
4acehus. Leghorn. Nov e..Three Star Ltns
G.onS2rf, Lisbon. Nov II "A III Bull n Co
Masters TEMPEST Hull. Nov 8.
"A M MErt1shastasA Apys
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Susquehanna Sold by
U.S.MarshaI for $4,000

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-The Susque
aiAnna, lying idle at this port for more
tnan year, yesterday was sold at 8
United States marshal's sale to sat
sly libels amounting 60 1856 The
vessel was bought by the international
steamship Corporation, of New York
for $1,000.
The Chebaulip, formerly in the con-
tlnental trade. has been allocated by
The Shipping Board to the Tampa In
ier-ocean Steamship Company for one
ZIP she. has left here for Tampa,
one may be placed in the Barcelona
service from New Orleans and Gal
7yeston.
ne Morristown has been alloeatea
~ the Shipping Board to the Export
transportation Company, of Balti-
more, and will sail from this port De-
eem6er for London, Leith and Hull.
s.yytne order of Colonel Earl /. Brown
sglossSg the Chesapeake and Delaware
20 navigation for four days next
@sgk mas been recalled.
ne sanker Polarine, of Che Stand
au oll uest. arrived this week in bal
sst from Wilmington, N c., and tied
q, Bids are asked by the United States
snipping Board for the sale Of eight
stsei Ireighters and one refrigerating
ap Saap: Three Of the freighters. the
est Gawthon, Charles Fl. Cramp and
nssnry >. Grove, are tied up here Two
2Isnsrs. the refrigerator Nsponset end
tne West Haven, are In service and
-SaA at Baltimore. Bids will be opened
Deeenber 8. The sale is "as is and
where is.g
After forty-two years in the light
heuse service Engineer Joseph F. Tai
pot, attached to relief lightship No.
48, has been retired. John 3. Suit, de-
pot keeper at Annapolis, who has
served thirty-six years, has also been
retired. Both were pensioned for life.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
French Insist ON
Building of Great
Mercantile Marine
Government Orders Strict
Enforcement of All Regu-
lations; Chamber of Dep.
uties Passes Ship Budget
sseossl Cable to The Tribune

PARIS, Nov. 26.-M. Rio, Under Sec
rstary of State for. the Merchant Ma
rine, has just issued warning to all
quartermastera and captains that the
marine laws must be enforced, in order
10 maintain strict discipline aboard
ships, without which, he claims,
french shipping is likely TO fall below
sss present low level. Rio comments
an the various abuses and cases of
Negligence attributed TO captains re-
sazding the observance of the discipli-
nary laws. some penalizing sailors un-
Justly, some insufficientiy, and threat
ems to dismiss all captains as well as
bring them before the courts If in the
future they fail to follow the law
strictly
The budget for the French mercantile
marine passed the Chamber of Deputies
this week. The preamble to this docu-
Hent states that before 1914 on three
oceans France produced an average
9niy of 10 ships, compared with 9S for
Germany, 1853 for the United States and
$50 for England.
During the war French shipyards
,gera devoted to the output of war
materials, while the Allied yards in
france to purchase ships from the Al
les. Among the seized German ships
france received only 20S,0o0 tons for
the 95e,900 tons lost during the war
and was forced to purchase about
ss7, ,o00 tons. France insisted upon q
demand for liners, but this was firmly
refused A few months later, the re-
port complains, England sold TO Ger
many, contrary TO the Spa agreement,
q number of ships which the enemy
country is now using in competition
against the Allies.
In 1914 the French feet OF 2,488, 1856
tons placed her fifth on the worlds
list, but she lost / 1,15o,00o in the eight
kgears OF the war period. France is
<sssyw classod third, with nearly 4,00o,-
$00 tons.
Traffic to Hamburg fell to l,471
ships In 1918 bat rose to $3.50 in 1927.
German shipyards produced 100000
tons Of shipping in 1913, and are now
constructing about 100000 tons a
year. The conclusion of the report
maintains that France must construct
sufficient number Of ships 30 carry
sil exports as we'll as act as trans
ports in any future wars,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Philadelphia Gaining
Coffee Trade From N. Y.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2e. - The
! marine workers have voted to with
! draw their demands fog increased
wages. The longshore labor situation
here is back to normal, if the number
| of I. w. w, longshoremen who have
/ returned to work is criterion. Each
! day last week nearly fifty members of
the |. w. w. made application to the
employment bureau of the ship opera
tors. Yesterday morning many hun
dreds of men not registered by the
bureau returned to work on their own
initiative at the old pay scale of 65
cents an hour and 81 an hour for
overtime.
The port is preparing to receive
large shipments of coffee from South
America. The international Freighting
Corporation, operating freighters to
South America, yesterday announced
it has been successful in negotiations
with local coffee merchants to have
shipments move through this port.
The steamship West Keene is due Mon
day with 10000 bags and other ship
lnents will follow monthly. Shipments
of less than 1000 bag lots have been
coming in here for some time.
Heretofore Philadelphia coffee rmer-
S!laHts nave imported coHee through
New York or Baltimore. It is prob
able that the shipments will be dis
charged at the Philadelphia tidewater
terminal, where special handling ma
chinery for bagged cargo is being in
stalled.
The West Keene also has 1000 tons
of linseed from Buenos Ayres and
other general cargo for this city.
The American steamship Santa
Rosalia, fsthmian Lines. is at Eddy
stone loading electric locomotives
built by the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company, of
Pittsburg, for the Chilean State
Railways. This is the third ship
OF the line TO load equipment. Nor
ton, Lilly a. Co. yesterday said they
will dispatch the steamship Ensley City
70 the East Coast of South America
the middle Of next month.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
European Interests
Combine i'm Merger
OF Danzig Shipyards
New Organization TO Have
Great influence ON the
Baltic Regions; Many Or
ders for Ships ON Hand
Special Cable TO The Triouas


BERLIN. Nov. 26.-Conclusion OF a
shipping deal which will contribute
greatly to the development of the Dan
zig Free State was announced to-day.
BY this deal the former Kaiserliche
Werft, one Of the largest German ship
yards, is combined with the Danzig
railway repair plant under one stock
company with capital Of 100000
pounds sterling, subscribed by British,
French, Danzig and Polish interests.
The combined organisation is known
as the international Shipbuilding g.
Engineering Company. The British
supply 80, French 80, and the Danxig-
Polish group 20 per cent each of the
capital. The capitalization will be in
creased by an issue of stock totaling
100000 pounds sterling. The corpora
tion will build merchant ships, already
having large volume of orders from
South America, Norway and Denmark
The plant will also engage in the re-
pair of locomotives ard will assemble
railway cars built in America for Po-
land as well as build new locomotives
as soon as new machinery can be in
stalled
Among the concerns interested in the
enterprise are the John Brown Com
pany, controlled by the Charles F..
Spencer Groupement Undesirable, rep
resenting combination of several
French concerns, Cravens Car Com
pany, of Sheffield; Nasmyth Locomo-
tive Works, of Manchester; the English
General Electric, and Edison & Swan
Electric Company, also British con-
Germ. The Polish and Danzig interests
are represented by their respective
governments. This enterprise is ex-
pected to WELD great influence not
only upon the development of the Dan
zig Free State but Of the entire ad-
joining Baltic region.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
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(Diatancs In miiea position at noon, unless
otherwise spacitied)
Beatrice 80 8 Barnegat Nov 2s
Blue triangle 81 Portland Nov 20.
Bibbco 5d28 BE Anbrose Nov Is.
si' cretsn ~ Il II sW sW Fire Island Nov "a.
coliamer 6s2 sE Amorore Noy 70
Cornelia 266 8 Scotland Nov 20.
Clare left San Juan PM Nov rs.
Easterr Star 100 Fl Cape May Nov &c.
Goeens arrived y n Proyidenss Go pM Soy 20
Gulf Stream gao 8" Diamond shosl NOV
Gulf Coast so s Jupiter Nov %.
Iroquois 2si 8 Scotland Nov rs.
Kroonland 279 E Ambrose Nov %.
Lake Winthrop 313 $ Scotland Nov 20.
L.nnett SIC 8 Nantucket Nov rs.
Llangerse 800 E East Hampton Nov 26:
Lake Fannin 176 SW Diamond shoal NOV
Lake ailboa % NE Frying Pan Nov 2e.
Moorish Prince 65 sE Easthampton Pm
Ms5sa =, left N. qns P Ny NJ Ssv r. s
orizaba $50 $ Scotland Nov 2s:
Ontario Il Fl Fire Island Nov 2e.
Remus nn 20 "a E e Cape Henry Nov 25
San Lorsnze At Ponce , Nov Mov ~ 70.
Sarcoxie 234 Ambrose Nov &C.
sahale 472 p Boston Nov 26.
sapinere ss7 Hetteras Nov 2s
Santa Malta 4S7 SIC Ambrose Nov 70.
Trcdenham 80 from Cape May Nov 2s.
Tanamo 249 Scotland Nov 2s.
Vestris A20 sE Barbadoes 4 AM Nov rs.
Western Scout 3s4 Cape May Nov 2s.
West Harshaw 42e MD Cape Hatteras
wiisston villas oD' 12o Il East Hampton Nov &c.
San Lorenzo 120 sW Cape Lookout Nov
virgna 2so E East Hampton PM Nov IS.
Carrillo s51 Scotland Nov %.
Comal 22{ N Key West Nov 2e.
President Adams 687 E Ambrose Nov le.
Westport 600 NE Nantucket Nov 26
Federal lat AZ &c lon 81 OF Nov IS.
siboDey 77I 8 Scotland Nov 20.
Saucon 400 Off Ambrose Nov &C.
Boswell SIS S Nantucket Nov IS.
Edith 4s7 Sc Ambrose Nov 26,
Santa Tecta 642 s Ambrose Nov ga.
Huron s71 s Scotland Nov 25
Connespsak 3S5 u Uatteras Nov sc.
Cabo Villano so off Ambrose 8:0A Pm
Paul Luckenbaoh sss N Colon Nov 25.
Katrina Luckenbaoh 1850 overfalis
Nov 25. M-
San Jacinto 116 Key West Nov 25.
Bremerton 440 NE Cape Henry Noy &c.
Sureway ESQ e Cape Henry Nov 26.
Munaibro 10 5W Fire Island Nov 20.
Ponce 225 8 Ambrose Nov 2S.
Steel Exporter 226 9 Ambrose Nov rs.
Frederik WIZ lat Al 36 Ion 65 30 Nov IS.
Drottntngho holm lat Al 5S lon 61 "A Nov 3e
Homestead 35S NE Philadelphia Nov 2s
Casper e Montaun Nov 25
Martinique 1853 SSW Scotland Nov 2e.
Pan-America 122 SE Ambrose Nov &c.
Concho 241 Galveston Nov rs.
Munargo f05 s. Scotland Nov 28
West Henatite a40 from Bermuda Nov 20,
Invtnctble $40 from Bermuda Nov &c.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Skipper Arrives 60 We'd
Girl Awaiting Him M pieT

After sailing the seas for thirty
years q bachelor Captain Edward 3.
Francis, commander OF the Ajax OF the
Blue Fpnnel Line, arrived here yester-
day on the Cunard liner Caroria to
marry Miss Edna Osborne, of IS Nor
wood Avenue, Clifton, S. l. His fiancee
vas waiting at the dock when the ves-
sci came in.
The romance began last summer in
the Offices Of the Blue Funnel Line
here where Miss Osborne was en-
ploysd. They will take their honey
moon on the. Ajax, a freiahtar which
ts now la the Fag East UNDER anothsr
command
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
$50, 600 Worth of Baled Cotton
Lost in Fire ON Two Rarges

Bales of cotton valued at 100000
were totally destroyed yesterday when
two lighters moored at Pier 81, in the
North River, at the foot of Charlton
Street, were set afire in a manner not
yet ascertained by the police. The
Josephine, of the New York and AL
bany Lighterage Company, and the
Temple, of the Clyde-Mallory Lines,
were moored side by side. The FIRE
started upon the Josephine, which had
500 bales aboard, and quickly spread
to the Temple.
Famed by vigorous wind, the
flames were soon beyond control and
the pier was threatened. Fireboats ar
rived in time to tow both lighters into
midstream, where the fire was put out.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27

ley from this port. TIE last fall casgc
rate on wheat was reported at 2s sail
linga, The lines have no difflculey II
obtaining 81 shjllings 6 pence for pay
Gel space, and several lots have beer
placed st SO shilIiugs 9 pence.
The peak Of fntercoastal freight of
ferings appears to have bean reached,
and steamship operators believe tnaI
congestion problems at Pacific Coast
ports will soon be on the decline. From
present Indications there VIII be no
Iet~down in the shipment Of lumber to
the east coast this winter as in ths
past. Plenty Of lumber is offering ct
S16 a thousand feet, and some Of the
lines are holding for SIS.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
o T waring 100 N Jupiter Nov as.

Q waring Loo N Jupiter Nov as.
Orcorna arr Havana q m Nor 2s.
nss ormes m ios s. 1 overfaIIs s1Psa NoS oes as So
President Roosevelt ief, Plymouth at
q m Nov 20 ed Chsrbourg
philadaiphis ass 1 Scotland adA New lev d. g.
PartR 1890 S6E Scotland Nov 26.
paulsboro 1b7 SW Diamond Nov 26,
penaman lsss sw San Pedro. Nov as
Porto Rico s5l s Scotland Nov 20.
Eoy &c.
Robert I.uekenbach b5s NV Balboa Nov rs.
Roman Prince 1860 NV Balboa Nov s5
ahodopls 200 Sc Ambrose Nov 20.
Santa Teresa 5si Balboa Nov g5.
Swiftsrrow l4s Sw Sand Key o m NoY s5
saiita.re 20 w Sand Key Nov rs.
samuel ss.,,. Fuller lso BIC Sabine Bar NOV IS,
SwiftliEht 1s4 NJ Jupiter Nov rs
Steel Exporter e2 s Ambrose Nov a5.
st Mary 4ss s Ambrose Nov as
swiftsure lac SsW Block Island Nov 90.
sureway SO Il Cape Henry 4 D m nov Y5
Sucaresco 11 n Rebecca Falls Nov 25.
seaconnest ssw Winterauarters Nov rs.
san Patricio 80 N Diamond Nov 25
sunbeam TOO NV Panama Nov 2E.
SSsandaEd Sssa @ i2g y GsEe Falson Noy rs.
santa Rosa $50 s Balboa Nov 2s.
ssonoharie 1929 NE Cape Henlopen Nov ss
Steel Exporter s2S Ambrose Nov &C.
Santa Isabel 14b 8 Scotland Nov "a.
San Pablo asa s Scotland Nov 49,
rr.opaalst1ard lat Al 40 lon 81 % Nov 30.
Tiger 16e5 s SantroR Nov 26
Teison 80 Cape Henry Nov &c,
Toloa 29e 8 Scotland Nov 20.
Ulue left Havana 1915 p m Nov IB
VirKinie Express SE Cape Charles
Nov 80.
West Inakip 1895 Il Ambrose Nov rs.
Wabash 797 n Colon Nov s6
West Cafnpgaw 265 e Cape Race Nov Is,
West Canon lat Al ~ ION rs 10 Nov 2E
w II Libby eb NV Tortugas Nov 2s
Faot Kufa oy
WNlsolo lat IL Ion IS 10 nov rs.
w B Thompson 80 3 Ambrose Nov 26
Weat Keens 70 s. Delaware BreakwatsI
Nov 28.
w b Keene 8 Point Judith Nov 49,
Yankee arrow II NV Tortueas Nov 25.
Znlia left Maracaibo Nov 25.
U q EnaA 4 a
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27

ganchnrch. Narcotics. Nav VI
Janles W Elwsil q Co
Daa Wednesday
City OF Alton. Hertiepopls Nov IL.
r4a, Lykes Hros
Dlierman's Wilson Lins
London Mariner. Loadcu, Nov Ii,
Earis. cristobai. Nov Fl. As'1' +" wy g 70
Hculder, Weir s. Boyd
Dse Thursday
LiEEfieid. Gibraltar, Nov III
Hculder, Weir q Boyd
Charles Hill Il Ca
Due Efidny
5s.ashwin, Cape Town, ssov q II g Eayiea Ga
fipon, Mausanilio, Nov 20. =
NY q Cuba Mali Line
Due saturday
Gaeo Mspnrtal, Seville. Nov IL. Ylarrs rtns
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Maritime Miscellany

sEATTLN-President Grant, scheduled te
sail for Orient 2Sth, unable depart ao-
count condensing apparatus disabled. Pres
ident Jefferson will sail 2Sth, taking Presi-
dent Grants run.
VICTORIA. 3 c - Guerrero tMsx)
previously reported ashore near Mazatlan
and foated with assistance Agerine, sailed
San Pedro, Algerine conveying
DULUTH. Mimi, Nov 26--Presque Isle
reported last night in distresa near White
Fish Point. Lake Superior, is safe at For,
William, her destination, according TO cap
tain of Selwood, special dispatch tonight
frorn sault Ste Marie Mich, to Duluth
NeEs-Tribune" stated. Selwood'g cap
tain reporting at the 500, said that the
Presque Isle reached Fort william iust ca
the SelWood Was leaving.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27

but inbound the eargo movement IS
very light. Many vessels are geturn-
ing to this coast in ballast.
The district committees Of the Pc
cific Westbound Conference are meet
ing regularly in this city, Seattle and
Vancouver, B. G., and minor rate adj
iustments are being effected. There
have been no recent developments to In
dicate whether the final effort TO com
plete reorganization of the conference
at the meeting in Vancouver on Janu-
sry will be successful.
The movement ofswheat from North
ern ports to the United Kingdom and
Europe continues unabated, although
there is practically no activity in bar
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Sailed Yesterday

Georgian, Baltimore; valdermar Skop-
land tNor), Antwerp; Port Lincoln (Br5.
Auckland; Brazilier (Br), Havre; George
Mckenzie. Paramaribo via Mobile; Bay
Kobe via Norfolk Ell SOL, Galveston
Byiayl, Norfolk; King City (Br), Ham.
burg; Fukuye Mara lJap). Kobe; Muna-
mar, Nueyitas; 9 B Hunt. Tanlpico; Nur-
tureton (Br). Hamburg: Went Gotomska,
Malta via New London; Santa Theresa
tBr), Havana; City OF Everest, Beau
mont; Chas M Everest. Texas City; steel
Worker, Philadelphia; Zarembo Phila-
delphia; Runa fNorl, Cienfuegos; Lanpas
(sr), -; schrs Granville r Bacon, -:
Anra r Held rttter -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
German Liner Launched

SIEIIIN, Gernaany, Nov. 2s.- The
Maenchen, the new North German
A.ioyd's ia,4oo-ton passenger steamer,
Pas launched to-day In the presence
of 8avarian officials ard directors AZ
the company. The Muenchen viii ac-
eoninedate 1900 pasgengers. she will
ply between Bremen and New York.
Equipped with two triple expansion
sgines. the Muenchen will have a
saa ag Gssssn knesa.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Marine Reports
THE rrpsss
Winds at SEA- T,na.s

Winds at Sea To-day
Msst aas, ssuif--M Moderate TO treah wsst ANA
Aorshweht and satr weast,er - - @-S-- S
West Gulf--nfoderato 10 fre.h r.-.r,,...s
enc fair weather ''A - '1Sa az. q q ' = S,s @
| M ss3arlnnnan Sen end windward Panas ge
generalig fair weather. - = 9e'' ~ =
Meyth Of Sandy Hook Nj d erate 70 fres,,
f, ar rsin ~eataer unsettled; light snow
aandy Hook TO ETatteras - Mossra,.
sontheriy cloudy and unsettled. with light
Hatteras 10 Florida straits--Asoderate
mostly southwest and west; wcathsr paris.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27

CLEVELAND, Nov zs-officSals of
Cleveland Cliff Iron Go, owners OF the
presque Isle. to-day said vessel was CT Fort
william. Ontario yesterdes. loading grain,
ana could not have been IN Sinking con-
dition' so miles northwest of Whttensh
Point Lake Superior as reported radio
message last night. ownero sail they had
not received word to-day ,he. presque
Isle had left Fort william, and as far as
they knew was still there
JUNEAU, AlaskaFishig craft sohIist ey.
aahoTe 26th 40 miles Unalaska Tender
Elder TO assistance.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Shipping Board Asked
For New Siberian Line

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 28.--Corean
and Siberian commercial interests have
separate delegations here seeking to
have Fusan, Corea and Vladivostok
made ports Of call OF the Shipping
Board freighters plying out Of this port
to the Orient,
There is q generally improved feel
ing in the outbound trans-pecitic trade.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
U. S. Ship Gets Brasstiy
For (.resc ieI, FIN

PLYMOUTH, England, Nov.
25.-An epidemic of influenza has
broken out among the ofiiceSs and
crew Of the American steamer
President Roosevelt. The chief
officer Of the vessel and the
purser are among these i'll. There
are no cases Of the disease among
the passengers.
Supplies OF brandy We're or
dered by wireless for the invalids.
These were sent on board on
the arrival Of the steamer at
Plymouth.
-
The President Roosevelt left
New York November is for
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bre-
men.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Civ TsIaf,s'

Bound south--schrs Leo Lie Blanc (Br1s
shelburne for New YoT.. WIN iat,. -
Shepard~Morse Lumber Go; Henry II
Cham beriain, st John for New York, with
lumber to HoruRn 81 Puddtngton (wifi dis
charge at NsW Roeheiiot.
Montreal
sailed schr william A Maulsr (Br)
from New York;. for Lunenburg.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Foreign Ports
{By Cabael
Arrivals

BUENos AYREs. Nov 2e--Bronts (Br}.
New York; Otho, New York via Rio ds
Janeiro; Songdal (Nor), New York via
Havana and Rio de Janero.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 2s--Celtic {Br),
New York for Liverpool fand proeeeded}.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-27
Departures
Marine Disasters

QUEENSTOWN, Nov 2s-Adristic
GFom LiyerpooD, New York.