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New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Arrived Yesterday

wes,erdyk tDtl. Rotterdam Sept al: TO
Holland America Line. with indse; 9th st.
Hoboken
William Penn fnsotor ship, Manila July
-, Hamburg Sert 20, Falmouth Is; to
Barber 4 Go, With mdse; Pier ss. Bkiyn,
il. ER. "'s1 ''''' ~ A ~
Mar Negro tsp,, Hueiva Sept %; to
Breakwatcr, B'kiyn.
Gieniuss tBr>. Immsnghau, Sept 81; to
Slmpscn. Spence II Young, with coal t5,a00
tons,; Pier 81. Clifton. 5 /.
Arjo, Tampico Oct ]. . to Standard Trans
nortation Go. with crude oil: off Tompkins-
orizaba. Havana oc, I; to N & Cuba
Mail Co. with 1873 pass. mails and
mdse, PAf ~. e r.
DakotA6, Boston Oct 9; to United Amer
lean Lines. with ndse; Pier G, Bush Docks
bourg Oct 4 to White Star Lane. with 663
first SEQ second and 2S5 third class pass
malls and mdse; on Quarantine: will dock
at m at Pier 80. n r,
Asia (Fr). Beirut Spet 8, Constanza IA
Constantinople Is, Smyrna 49, Algters 80,
Malaga 81, to James w Eiweli & Co with
:; cabin; rs third class pass and mdse;
San Pablo tBr>. Bocas del Toro Oct 3.
Kingston e. r. s; to United Fruit Co. with fruit;
y Mansshuria, Hamburg Sept 50; to Ameri-
pass: IN mails n:,,l and ne mdse; Pier 50. r;
70 Clyde Co. with pass and mdse;
Pier 36. N r.
Ell oceidente. Galveston Oct 4: to South
crn Pacific CO. with mdse: Pier 81, r.
Hamilton. Norfolk Oct 8; to Old Domin-
81 Mr.
Byiayl Norfolk Oct s; to pocahontas
Fuel Co. with coal; off Rikers Isle. E r.
Harvester. Port Arthur Oct 3; to Texas
Co. with mdse, Betgen Point, N j.
Agiworld. Port Lobos oct 2: to Ward
Line, with oil; off Liberty
Feitore, Daiquri: to Ore Co. with
ore; Constable Hook, J.
Alabama Providence Oct 8: to Texas
Co, In ballast Bergen Point, n, J.
w Teagle, Sabine. Oct 2; to r J.. Hague
with OH: Pier 6, Constable Hook, N .
Vistuiia (Danz). Tumpico; to II /. Hague:
with oil: Pier s, Constable Hook. j.
Schr George w Trutt Jr. Kilkenny. Ga:
to master; off Red Hook Flats Bklyn.
Schr Ed II Smith. Georgetown, S G; to
master. with lndse off Red Hook Flats,
R'klyn
. Gulfstar, Port Arthur; to Gulf Refining
Co With crude oil
President Garfield. London and Queens
town; to y Lines with pass and mdse.
city of Savannah, savannah; TO Ocean
co with pass and mdse
La Lorraine tFr), Havre; to the French
Line with pass, malls and mdse.
nueces, Galveston; to the Mallory 8
Co with pass and mdse.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Thompson Says Board
Had Good Ship Deals
Commissioner Feels Interest
of Government i'm Pioneer
Purchases Was Saved

The Shipping Board made better
bargain in settling with pioneer pur-
chasers than if it had seized the ships
for unpaid installmsnts and sold them
at the market price, Commissioner
Frederick I. Thompson said yesterday
Mr.. Thompson was in New York on
business for the board.
Published information on the terms
OF settlement, which placed the figure
at S25 deadweight ton plus amounts
already paid by the companies, was
not entirely accurate, Mr.. Thompson
~.d. but added that it was near enough
TO the truth to pass, The chief con-
cern of the board, the commissioner
said, was TO protect the interest of the
government and at the same time to
enable the companies to continue
operation.
He was asked If the board would
make public its settlements. which af-
tected 1872 ships sold originally to
seventy steamship companies at con-
tract price of about S160 600 900. This
was not very likely, he replied, as in
that case the beard would be compelled
to explain the 1asons in each individ-
ual case, VIII included the condi-
tions and types of ships, the terms of
the contract as well az the general
policy.
"You wouldn't be able to print the
facts in four pages of The Tribune"
Mr.. Thompson said.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Outgoing Steamships
NOTE.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day

NoTE.--Mail information will be found
on Travel Page eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail Pier
President Polk. London, Pm. a, Hoboken
Maine. London. IL NJ. .58, N
La Touraine, Havre, II AM....,...74. r
Fort II St George. Bermuda. II AN. .,se,
Idaho. Antwerp IL Nj 7th st. Hoboken
Mstapan. M,,a Kingston. IL N; ......... 9. II
81 Aba. l Galveston, swanS1a 1s n 81
Heilig oiav' Copenhagen y ,,.N NJ
Mount Carroll. Hamburg. Il 81 NJ. T.. SoNeR 'ss NR
Chinese Prince, Cape Town. - NJ
4. Bush Docks. B'klyn
Mohawk, Jacksonville. 1a M 50, NR
Sail Tomorrow
Minnekahda n HAMBURG T. M.....ss.
Ppesidens Arthur Is NJ
Britannia. Marsellcs. PM
Esreranza. Vera Cruz. I PM. is. B,Kiyn
Sail Friday
Berengaria. Southampton. 10 AM. .54. Mr.
Bergensfjord. Bergen, 2 NJ. 3dth st. B'klyn
Port Port Antonio, Kingston, u M. 9. Mr.
Munanar' NneVltas, IL Nj. .......... o. e
Sail Saturday
p de Satrustegui, Cadlz, IL AM. SER
La Lorraine. Havre II AM. 81, Mr.
5,h st. Ioboken
President Roosevelt Bremen. / PM.
Belvidere. Naples. IL NJ. 2. Bush D. Spvn B'biyn
Stockholm. Gothenburg, Ism. 97 N r
Sail Monday
France, Havre. II AM Mr.
Minnesotan. Seattle, PM
G. Bush Docks. B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
Resolute, Hamburg, 10 AM. ..ss, Mr.
Apache, jacksonville, IL M........3s Mr.
Sail Wednesday. Oct IS
Saxonia! Hamburg 12 NJ. Mr.
Asia Cons anna. PM.....s1st st, 81 Bkiyn X n
President Garfield. London, l PM
8. Hoboken
2. Hoboken
saie,, Union Clty. LONDON, PM "A, B'lklyn
Melville Dollar, Los Angeles l2 NJ
e. 5, Bush Docks. B'klyn
Henry Mallory, Galveston, 12 M. 3s, n r
Munwood Matanzas. II AM SER
Huron. San Domingo. / PM. "a. Bklyn
Fort st George. Bermuda, II AM. 9t, Mr.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Class / Roads August
Net at Rate of 2.65 P. C..
Income Falls Short of 5M Per
Cent Annual Return by
Sol. .080.5OO
From the Trt0une's washington Bureau

From the Tribume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.--The net
operating income of the class one rail-
roads of the United States totaled
$52,579,799 in August, according to re-
ports just filed by the carriers with
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
This represented return, on an
annual basis, Of only 2.65 per cent of
their tentative valuation, the lowest
since May, 1921. In August last year
their net operating income totaled 500
10000, which was at the annnal rate
of return Of 4.54 per cent, while in
July this year it was $64,239 900, or
4.04 per cent
The railroads failed by $66,657,s00 to
realize per cent return on their
tentative valuation. They also fell
short $61, $780, 500 of return of 5M per
cent, the figure fixed by the Interstate
Commerce Commission in its decision
of few months ago. Expenses in
creased 1.3 per cent.
Complete reports showed that the
railroads in the first eight months this
year had a net operating income Of
$Nl $4,000, compared with $685. ,063,-
500 during the corresponding period
last year. This is at the annual rate
of return of 4.07 per cent on their
tentative valuation, compared with 2s4
per cent during the first eight mouths
in 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Freigh, Ships Due

Due To-day
Vulcan City. Shields. sapt rs, s.
osso. santos. Sept 8, via boston, - =
songv Buenos Ayres sept !. W - :
chat,anoora city. Colon. Sep. s;,as ~ e''p
chlckasaw city. Hartiepool. Sept 20.
kerhonkson. Ardrossan. Sept 7s
Hog Island. Alexandria. Sept as.
Santa Olivia. Rio de Jane,ro. sept ~. -
Eastern knight. Honolulu, sept ii.
Blossom Heath. Barry. Sept II. Kerr Line
Due Tomorrow
Storm King. Rotterdam sp Sept I g.
Esaaa nsass sps sasg' ns: 1s:
Cabo. Barcelona. Sept 81. ..... Ybarra Line
- I.amport & Holt Line
Due Friday
sehoharie. Hamburg, Sept 2s via Fhiia-
Jals e1pD'S pa. Alexanaria. sept ~, e' Limo
Kcnnecott' San Francisco, Sept "a.
Pacific Mail S Co
Due Saturday
Ninian London. Sept 30. White Star Line
Vile d'oran, Naples, Sept 80.
A. AlgerIan-American Line
Vincent, Dunk!rk'~ Sept 16
Cosmopolitan Line
Blue Triangle. Colon. Oct 6 Nawsco Lines
Due Sunday
Aspen, Port Natal, Sept 10 .FurnessWithy
Julia Luckenbach. Everett. Sept II.
Luckenbach s S Co
Huftero. Colon. Oct s....... Kerr Line
w /. Stead Tampico, Oct 8.
Pan-American Pet & Trans Co
Virginia, Boston, Oct IA. United Am Lines
Due Monday
Skiensfjord Stavanger, Oct 3.
Norwegian American Line
Thomas Beal. Colon. Oct Z.
Houider, Weir & Boyd
Duo Tuesday
Tarentia, Glasgow. Oct A.. Anchor Line
Mckeesport. Dunkirk, Oct 8.
Cosmopolitan Line
vulcano Liverpool. Oct g..
Italia America Line
due Wednesday, Oct 1S
Clan Ronald, st Michaeis, Oct g.
Barber Lines
West Eldara. Bordeaux. Oct I.
Cosmopolitan Lines
Guat tavshom, Gothenburg, Sept 26 via
Baltimore. Furness, Witty g. Co
Steel Worker. Seattle, Sept 16.
Isth,nian .inee
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

olympic (Br), Southampton Oct 4; to
White star Line with mails; is expected
18TH IS t, St.. IN az rier o. N h' west
9 Munamar, Nuevitas Oct s.; to Munson
Goo wth VT P,ar nails R Is expected to dock
Berengaria tBr), Southampton Oct 8: to
Cunard Co with mails; is expected to
1Sth st).
:. Arabic tBr), Almeria Sept so to White
star Lire with mails; is expected to dock
La Lorraine (Fr,, Havre Oct Set. i t. to
French Line with mails; is expected to
dock est forenoon at Pier 81. r (West
Pocone tBraz), Rio de Janeiro Sept 1s;
10 Ltoyd Braziltero Line with malls; is ex-
B'klya. 'e' . i'ash DOCKS.
:, President Garfield. London Sept 80; to
y Lines with mails; is expected to dock
forenoon at Pier ]. Hoboken.
Due Tomorrow
Spanish Line with mails; is expected to
Siip).
Taormina dt), Naples Sept 2s; to Italia
america shipping Corp with mails. is ex-
pscted to dock forenoon at Pier o. N
CWest 57th st).
sixaola. King ston Oct I; to United Fruit
noan Raeh at !, Pier p,sa, Is, M (Masden Laneo.
French Line with mails; will dock late at
Pier 81. CWest 18th sO.
Huron, l, Turks Isle Oct Z; to Clyde s
noon at Pier "a, B'klyn
Fort Victoria tBrl. Bermuda Oct TO-. to
Furness Witty Co with mails: is ex-
West 55.h ST.. ~ =
Lenspe. Jacksonville Oct 8: to clyde
Pier SO. \ r tcharlton ST. g
Resoluts, Hamburg Oct 4; to united
American Lines with Imails; is expected 'sa ~
aoss forenoon at Pier Sc N r (West
Due Friday
France tFr1. Havre Oct s; to French
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
foon Saa al Pier 81. r West 10th st)
70 Holland America Line with mails: is
expected to dock at foet sth St Hoboket
| Baltic American Line with mails. Is ex9 so
pecied 10 dock forenoon at Pier 5. Bush
Masnra tBr). Trinidad Oct 9, to Furness
Witty & Co with mails; will dock forenoon
at Pier "a, B'kIyn
Due Saturday
presidensa Wilson. + Trieste. Sep. IS sMs'he7
cusiielmo reirce. Naples. Sept y. s'ps D'0'
Due Sunday
C@ltic, Liverpool. Oct II White Star Line
Zeeiand. Antwerp. Oct s 49,. Red Star Line
Mexico, Hayana, DC, IL. Ward Line
Lfua, Fort i-inon. Oct T.. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Assyria. Glasgow. Oct .Archor Line
Frederik VIII. Copenhagen. ,oct 5.
Scandinavian American Line
orduna, Hamburg. Oct 4:
ROYAL Mall Steam Packet
vaubsn. Rio dc Janeiro. Oct 70.
Porto Rico. sn 'uas pss i, par,a 49, -. :.
Fort St. Geos5e bermuda. Oct Il. ~ '4'A'
Furness Witty q Co
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11

vile; palemoor tT,r), sydney, N s; Ida.
nosToN. oct io--Arr,ved Kalypso YER
gottt takl. Barry servian Prince tBr).
Rosario. Buenos ASres and Santos via New
York: Marsxi tBr1, Banes: ormsdaIe.
Palermo. Naples and Genoa; Breedyk lDt),
SEotterdam via Philadelphia; Times tNor),
New York. Gloucester. Norfolk and paiti-
timors Meiroses Norfolk; Agwihavre. Phil
+ BOSTON. Oct ,o--Arrived. Dante All
gheri tIt), New York; Antares (Br). Hull
Manaaui tBr). Preston Cuba, Bristol,
Lambcrt's Point; West zeda, Philadelphia
tfor London. HUI and Ieithl. Sailed
ns ssM Mans ne1s S hsis Msra aR
haven tpu,. Montreal; City OF Rome, sa
yannah. conehatta. Manchester and Balti-
CHARLESTON. S c. Oct 1o--Arrived
Lenape, Jacksonville land proceeded for
New York;; Lake Eisemerc. Boston tand
Georgeanna weems Baltimore and George
town; Coyote. Port Tampa treturned to
p0adt aAEvEaToN e as'S5i oas iSArrvod
Couer Shields El Vale, New York; West
Modus, New York; Lake Falama. Ca
Genoa El Oriente. New York; Tamiahua
TTampico; tug H Clark and two barges,
Castle New W York; siboney. New YORK York.
Sailed. Colombia, Baltimore
Head (pr,, Port Talbot; Rowena (Brl
Neweassls; yreaepburg 9{pto.. Boston; Park
Shields. sailed: Wearpool tBr). Hamburg
Manchester Brigade (Br) Manehe ster ;
Caaadian CaaS Leader (Br). London; Lakonia
.NEw . ORLEANS Port Eadsl, Oct 10
Choluteca tHond). Port Cortez; Dixiano,
pne TN fc n.
tNor). Providence; Jacob Luckenbnch.
Los Angeles; L j Drake. Tampico Laf-
como. como. Rio Bio de Janeiro; Lake Fisher,
and Rio de JaneIro; Panoil, Tampioo; !;
Yuma, Frontera Sailed Crenatua (Br).
Galveston; Gulf Queen. Tampico Omar,
Barcelona; Mambi (Cuhan). Antilla; Tri-
tonia tBr), Rotterdam; w Il Connolly,
Port Lohos
PANAMA CANAL Cristobal. Oct a---Ar
rived; Abangarez. New Orleans; Parismina.
New Orleans; San Bruno TBr). New York.
Sailed Ardmore New York; Eastern
Moon, New Orleans; Ecuador tfrom New
York;. san Francisco; panaman tfrom
Seattle, New York Sylvan Arrow. San
Francisco; Ulua, New York; VIM Nc
Ksnney tfrom New York;, San Francisco;
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1O--Arrived, VIII
helm .Hemsoth (Ger), Nahrvik; saugus
New York: Essex; jacksonville and sa-
(Br), London via Baltimore and Norfolk;
r D Leonard, Richmond, Va
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Oct 1o-Arrived: ::
Gulf Maid, Philadelphia; Halsey. Tampico; ;
] w vandyke Philadelphia; Volga (Br)
New York. Sailed Gulf Stream, north Of
Hatteras; William Burton. north OF Hat
teras: Huguenot. Tampico; Tremston tBr),
Auckland; Shenandoah, Port Lobos
PORTLAND, Me. Oct 10---Arrived Eliza
beth. Norfolk; schr Mary Bartlett, Nor
folk. Sailed Oscar D Bennett. Tampico
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 10-Arrived:
Harry Luckenhach, Bellingham for New
York; Maui, Honolulu: President Cleve-
land. Hongkong. Sailed 9th: Alvarado.
ST JOHN. N b., Oct 1o-Arrived:
Norsfjord tNorl. New York; Noruega
(Nor), Philadelphia.
Whey ARD HAVEN. Mass, Oct 1o--Ar-
rived: Sch Grace NJ Pendleton, Newport
News for Stonington, Me.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Lorraine, Due
To-day, Bringing
Allied Veterans
% Ex-Soldiers From Seven
European Nations Come
to Attend Convention
i'm New Orleans, Oct. Ia
Will Parade to City Hall
Berengaria Also Expected
to Dock This Morning
With 2,236 Passengers

The French liner Lorraine, which is
due in Quarantine this morning, is
bringing to this country twenty-three
delegates, representing seven European
countries, who will attend the conven-
tion of the Inter-Allied Veterans Fed
Grafton in New Orleans, on October Ia
and Is, which precedes the opening of
the American Legion convention in
that city next Monday. Five destroy
ers started out yesterday afternoon to
meet the French liner and escort her
into the harbor. Squadrons of naval
and police airplanes also will greet
the visitors down the Bay.
The city's welcoming boat, the Ma
com, will leave the Battery with party
Of state and city officials as we'll as
army and navy representatives. The
delegation will include Admiral Hilary
P. Jones, of the Atlantic Fleet; General
c. F.. Hale, commanding the I'd Army
Corps; a committee from the American
Legion made up H. Nelson Jackson, of
Burlington, VT; d. s. Hollenga, of
North Carolina; Congressman A. P.
Andrew, Of Gloucester, Mass; R. B.
Congdon, Special Deputy Police Com
missioner Rodman Wanamaker and
Grover A. Whalen, Commissioner of
Plant and Structures
Parade to City Hall
The plans are to bring the visitors
up the Bay on the Macon, land them
at the Battery and march up Broadway
to the City Hall, headed by American
Legion veterans, where they will be
officially presented to Mayor Hylan.
Later the procession will 60 up Fifth
Avenue to the Pennsylvania Station,
where the visitors will board a special
train for Washington. In the capital
they will meet the President and also
visit the grave of the Unknown Soldier
in Arlington.
Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium.
Rumania, Serbia and Czecho- -Slovakia'
The Cunard liner Berengaria will
also dock this morning at her pier.
foct of West Fourteenth Street, with
2,236 passengers, 1853 of whom are in
the first cabin. She is also bringing
908 bags of mail.
Among the passengers arriving on
the liner will be Lewis Nixon, Mrs. P
Henry Dugro, DR.. and Mrs. S. Bloom
stein, George Dunham, L. j. Elias, of
the Boston Bag and Cotton Mills; Mr..
and Mrs. Alphonso P. Villa, Mrs. l..
G. Fenno and party, of Boston; A. p.
Atterbury, of st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Atland; Ralph E. Towe, general
manager of the travel department.
American Express Company; Thomas
E. Hanlon, Mrs. F. A. Lutcher of Or
ange, Tex; DR.. M. V. Pierce, of Bos-
ton; Maurice L. Rothschild, of Chi
cago;, Captain F. S. Olsen and the. Rev.
Edmund Banks Smith, United States
Army. chaplain.
Olympic Sends Radio
The Olympic, of the White Star
Line, which was expected. to arrive
Yesterday, sent radio stating that
she would get to Quarantine late in
the day and would be at her pier, at
the foot Of West Nineteenth Street,
about o'clock this morning, weather
permitting. Among her passengers is
John Mccormack, famous tenor, accom-
panied by his wife.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
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distance in miles; position at mon un,s..
otherwise specified)
American Legion 1000 Sc Ambrose r,ct a
Anniston City 1882 NE Colon s PM oct g.. 3.
Arapahoe 27S s Scotland Oct 40 o
Eogota 639 Ambrose Oct O.
Braddock lat 40 16 lon 90 81 Oct a
SurSier 41S Brenton Reef Oct ia
Dorchester Winterquarter Oct IN
Eastern Glen 1000 Ambrose Oct a
Essex 10 Fenwick Oct 10
Edita 398 SIC Ambrose Oct O.
Grecian 153 NE WinterauartAr OCT 30
Gulfcoast $50 Hatteras Oct No
Iarwich Hall 215 S Diamond Shtia, pc{ a
Huron 1855 Scotland Oct TO- y .
1ronuols 4io SfScotland Oct q.
Julia Luckcnbach i.o9s S Ambrose Oct
L1ghtburne 65 Diamond Shoal Ocf IN
MeSico left Progreso 2 PM Oct %
New Jersey 14S Il Hatteras Oct IN
Norma i7s Scotland Oct
Plpestone County lob e Amborse r,c. a
San Lorenzo SS2 N San Juan 3 AM f1ct IN
santa Olivia lat 20 97 lon ii 80 Oct o .so ~
sherman l0l Cape Henry Oct 10
Saugerttes Si5 NE Jupiter Oct o.
SnrinaIne 741 S Ambrose Oct q 35
West Gafnpgaw Eos Z Boston Oct
Western Glen 176 8 Ambrose Oct Ia
western World 1905 SIC Ambrose Oct a.
Nesi Jappa $50 NE Cristobal Oct 8. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
u. S. Steamer Claims
Record German Cargo

The United States Lines yesterday
received cable from their agent in
Bremerhaven saying that the steamship
President Harding, which is due here
next Friday. is bringing the largest
cargo from Bremen since the outbreak
of the World War The freight amounts
TO 4161 revenue tons, based on both
weight end measurement, which the ca
bic claimed was an Indication Of re
vival in trade between Germany and
the United States.
The President Roosevelt, Of the
United States Linss, which arrived last
week, also brought an unusually large
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

a,bt iOi>1,' w ,o-Aioi tFr), Phila-
.1iasS Genoa. Az Oct 5mAmsriea %. New York:
York; s. Harrington (Br), Boston
BREMEN Oct 5--Jacques Cartier (Fr)
New Orleans; Western Scout. Baltimore
s. Adra (Br), Savannah
MARSE1LLES. Oct 6-Mont Gervin (Fr)
CORK, Oct 7-Ballygally Head (Br),
Montreal. >''
CARDIFF. Oct o-canadian Carrier
(Br), Montreal,
cisco; Manchester Spinner (Br). Provi-
MovILLE Oct e-Tuscania tBr). New
York for Glasgow (and proceeded).
BERGEN, Oct 3-Topdalsfjord tNor)
GoTHENBuRG Oct 5-Africanic (swed),
CHRISTIANIA Oct b--Knur I,r, .>-or,
BE1RA. Oct s-Hypatia (Br), New
HAMBURG. Oct s--swlft Arrow ra,,
River; Western Plains, Montreal
HANKoW. Oct 6--Yankee Arrow, San
SHANGHAI, Oct 7-Canadian inventor
(Br). Portland. Ore; g. woron (Br). Port
Arthur; o. City of Melbourne (Br), New
PORT NATAL, oct-7-Eastern Sun. New
York ~"
: BARRY. Oct Eastern King, New
: YOKOHAMA, Oct Royal Arrow. San.
Pedro. N""'
y GLASGOW, Oct s-Baron Vernon (Br).
Newessties ~annss B; B.
cisco; cisco; Csuta CBrl, Port. Alfred; Norwich
City tBr. New York; 10th. Lackawanna
Brunswick; Coahoma County. Mobile.
: TIENTsIN, Oct 9--York City (Br), San
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct e-Aqultanta
tBr), New York.
GlBRALrAR, Oct (passed)-san-
gamen; 1%.n;rlSf New Tc York , for constantlnople
tBr). New York via Auckland.
. ROTTERDAM, Oct s-Tsseldyk (Du),
NEW NEW YORK Msu via h,altsnore ., West Hobo
ANTWERP, Oct s-Lapland (Rr). New
YORK via Plymouth; Trebartha tBr), New
MANCH lester, Oct 9-Manchester Di-
vision lBrl. Montreal via Liverpool
LONDON, Oct 1o-Cadillac (Br), New
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1o-Digby (Br), Hall
PoIero Plata, Oct 1o-rnca. New York
(and sailed for Sanchez, Macoris, etc).
GLASGOW. Oct 1O--I9uscania tBrS. New
York 4,on, via n. Moyilie.
Montreal for London tand proceeded}.
Departures
oRAN. Sept 2s--Tuscolo ats. Montreal.
BILBAO, Oct 3-Le Coz tBr). Hampton
ALa1BRs. Oct s-Marte un teron
Genoal. New Orleans; 9Th, Vincenzo Florio
ut), Philadelphia
:, ALICANTE. Oct 4-Juliana (span),
LISBON. Oct 5-canadian Hunter (Br).
GENOA, Oct b--Giuseppe Verdi ut),
:, NAPLES. Oct s--citta di Messina dt).
HAVRE, Oct e-Hudson (Fr), Balti-
HANKow. Oct Yankee Arrow, San
YoKoHAMA. Oct 7-Hakata Maru
GGbAsGoW; GhA,S ~; Oct ss-saso. Boston.
cutta), New Orleans
BUENOS AYRES, Oct 9-yandyck tBr1.
New York. -
LULBA, Oct s--Narvik (swed), Balti-
HAMBURG, Oct 5-Mount clinton. New
York; Wythevilie, Norfolk.
HUELVA, Oct 6-San Michele GtaD,
SHIELDS. Oct s-cardita tBr,, Key
West.
FowEY. Oct s--vulcan city (Br,, New
SHANGHAI. Oct 7-Empres. ., pn..,a
SBr1., Vancouver; President Jackson,
Seattle: Tenyo Maru (Jap,, San Francisco
LIVERPOOL, Oct 7--Barracoo (Brl,
ADELAIDE, Oct 7-canadian EXPLORER
(Br). New York
BREMEN, Oct 7-Yorck (Ger3, New
York M
SHELLS. Oct s--Ethelfreda tBr,. New
Orleans: 10. Maryland (Dan). Philadelphia.
GIBRALTAR, Oct 9---Umzumbi (Br)
from Bombay. New York
BIRMINGHAM, Oct 9-(,ranresbnrp
{Swei). Philadelphia - s .
IN, ,MANcHEsTBR. e. Oct 1o---Archimedes
'Bs2; BnENos Nsw Ysrka aYpps o.. =
(Br), Ncw York
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Sailed Yesterday

:, Lena Luckenbach, Boston; Jonancy,
Eorfolk Eocene and one barge Portland
Me: Comanche, Jacksonville via Charles
ton; Fitzoe lNor), Nassau; Corvallis, Perth
Amboy; Jefferson. Norfolk. Anna (Nor).
constantinople tBr), Piraeus AID Con-
stantinopie; Songdal (Nor1 Rio de Janeiro
and Montnvideo; Pacific Maru (Jap), Cal
weston; Aswtworid Port Lobos Japan
Arrow, Port Arthur
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Cuba Broadcasts by Radio

HAVANA, Oct. 10. = Wireless tele-
phone broadcasting was inaugurated In
Cuba to-day, the anniversary of the
commencement of the revolution OF
1868, under provisional federal regula-
ton. The feature of the first program
was a patriotic address delivered by
President Zayas and responses, by yari-
ous.noted men of the revolution.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Standard Milling Renort

The Standard Milling Company's re-
port for the year ended August 81,
1922. showed a surplus Of $618,537 after
interest, taxes and preferred dividends.
equivalent to 1882 share earned on
the $7,431 ,942 common stock, This
compares with surplus of $80lG39. or
$l0.s "a share on $7,410,142 stock in
the previous year.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
American Porfs

Z. EALTIMoRE. LII Oct fo--Arrivets. a Union
York; yildfugi lNor), part Marsa 60,
scienfist.. Los Angeles via New Ynr,s !.
Nancy Nancy Weenss Miami; caiiisto lDu5'
hamburg via Boston; West Helix, Ham
Dusg va Norfolk: Firmore, DaiauirL
Sailed: Merrimack. Savannah and JocEson. !.