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New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Marine Officials Will
Attend Hoover Meeting
.,ip Owners, Operators and De-
signers Appoint Delegates
to Conference

ihe American Society Of Marine De-
sisners has delegated Vice-President
Clarence G. Jacobson, of New York,
and Norman C. Wiley, Of Baltimore, to
sct as It's representatives at Secre-
tary Hoover's conference on standard
isation Of shipbuilding equipment, to
be held at the Grand Central Palace
next Friday. The society will have
booths at the marine exposition.
Charles II. Potter. president of the
United States Ship Operators Associa-
tion, yesterday announced the appoint
ment Of Samuel Aitken, superintendent
engineer Of Moore & Mccormack, and
Captain G. Bartlett, operating manager
of the Cosmopolitan Shipping Com
pany, to represent the association at
the Hoover conference.
President II. H. Raymond and w. F.
Gibbs, chairman of the technical COM
mittee, will be the representatives of
the American Steamship Owners AS
sociation at the conference.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
OConnor Says Ship
Board Will Reduce
Stevedore Charges
Denounces Effort of Opera.
tors 10 Retain Control;
IS, 600, 900 Saved i'm Last
Year, Commissioners Says

I. V. O'Connor, vice-ehairman of the
Shipping Board, said yesterday that
the board intended to bring about a
reduction in stevedore charges. Ap-
proximately $5,000,000 had been saved
within the last year, the commissioner
declared, and the board believes that
this sum can be decreased still further.
He added that the saving amounts to
about one-half Of the total cost at all
American ports.
If the steamship operators handling
government vessels are willing to come
to an agreement with the board on the
stevedore charges they will be per
mitted to perform the work them
selves, but the board retains the right
az all times to ask competitive bids if
it feels that the cost is too high, said
Mr.. O'Connor.
You can Nsay that the people who
are talking about stevedore contracts
in New York don't know wisat they are
talking about" the Commissioner de-
clared. You can put my signature
under that"
Mr.. O'Connor intimated that the
the operating companies, to leave the
stovedore work in their hands. would
result in unjustifiably high costs to the
board. He pointed out that contracts
had heep let to the lowest bidders at
Sabine, Mobile, Gulfport, Pensacola
and Gray's Harbor, with considerable
economies compared with previous
costs. Bids were now being asked at
Portland, Ore, he added.
Mr.. O'Connor was in conference yes
terday and Thursday with officials OF
operating companies from the Gulf. He
is understood to have told them that
the board would not change it's plans
on stevedoring
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Arrived YesierfIax

Now. Britain, Sikes Sept 8, svano Oct &.
s,peneh 7, Horsfors 9, Hasurn u. south
II II Rogers toSes oct %; 70 'psssa' RoSssrs /.
Hook. J. : s'' -
Mauretania tBr, southampton and
Ghsrbours Oct 2s: to the Cunard $ s CO
class pass, mails and n1dse pier "a, N n.
nera asaaqs E isSon Msrsstles sc pnes. qss Al
Angra and Horta "a, Providance Nov 8 to
James w Elwei & Co with 4 cabin third
class ass psss IS and nadse; sist ct, BROOKLYN;
Assinee 2s, Las Paimas oct Ia to ii
But 6 GO with mdse.
bach Line with sugar: Federal Refinery
:. Topdalsfjerd tNor,. Bergen Oct 30; 10
st, Brooklyn.
shawmut, Galveston; to Clyde Line with
Co with ndse; Columbia st. Brooklyn.
Eastern King. Marseilles Oct ls; TO j III
Winchester Co with coal ts,A29 tons) ;
Fedsrica sItap. Trieste Sept la, Sc
ssng9 ss,sro 2I 6alsmsta So Saaqa Oct
With mdse; fier Z Bush Docks, Brooklyn
Carmanie tBr), Liverpoel Oct 2s, Queens,
mails and n,dse; Pier s.. II r. e' pace
scandia (Danl, Copenhagen Oct 49, to
Robert l. Hague IN ballast Pier 8, Bay
Hudson tFro. Havrs Oct Z, Dunkirk IA.
Bordeaux 20; TO- compagnie Generate
sansiaso 'da r. Morfek Hs' Nov nia',' 10 MSnson M
Line with sugar, off Liberty
Norfolk. Baltimore Nov 3; to Clyde Line
with mdse; Pier ~, " r.
Lillian. Portland Nov !; to H Bull a
Co with rndse: off Liberty.
John Tracy. Charleston Nov 1 to M
and J Tracy with cosl; Pier z, $ I.
City of Atlants. Savannah Oct al; to
ocesp 8 Co with pass and mdse; Pier
err. PACIFIC Go with ndse; Pier 81, y R.
Henry r Mallory, Galveston Oct IS: to
Mallory Line with pass and mdse; Pier
Dl occidente, Galveston Oct %: to South
ern Pacific Co with mdse; Pier 81, r.
2s; to the Di Giorgio $ Co with fruit
Amhica, Bremen Oct Is, Southampton
pass, malls and mdse; Pier 1 Hoeoken.
Texan, Boston Nov Q; to United Anaeri-
can Line with mdse; Pier 8, Bush Docks,
Irene. Norfolk Nov ] to A II Bull & Co
with tl,,l rndse nd; u Pier 81, Brooklyn . r
Co. with oil; Bergen Point, N J.
Venezuela, Cristobai via Havana: to Pa
eihc Mall s 8 Co, with pass. malls and
samland (Belg). Danzig Oct 90: to Red
Star Line. With s74 pass. mails and mdss;
sureway lBr). Gibraltar Oct IA: to Kerr
s 8 Co, with mdse; 57th st. Brooklyn.
Almagro tBrl Colon Oct "a: to Sander
son & Sons. with mdse: Pier AZ. n R.
Tiger Boston.
Freeman, Norfolk
sturehom {swed), Stockholm via Boston
,S Ryndsm San, ,puD, Rotterdam. Bouiogns
m IG
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04

con s $ Lines with mails; Is expected to
desk ,,,s forenoon at Pier Hoholsen
r,. psns%a ~ vss San .,s ,asn Oct ss e Atlantic
forenoon at Pier Y. r tRector st)
Due Monday
Crefic trsr)s Genoa Oct Is via Boston
morning Tuesday at Pier go. N r. tWest
10th ssl.
santa Teresa, Valparaiso Oct IL; 10 w
r Grace e. Co with mails is expected to
dock forenoon q Pier 49, Bklyn (Atlantic
Basin,.
fcrto Rico san Juan Nov /; to n q
Porto Rjen IS s 10 With malls. Ia expeet ed
to dock forenoon at Pier No. BieIyn.
Hayts Cape Hayti Oct 80, to Clyde s s
Co with mails; Ia expected to dock fore-
noon at Pier "a, n II tChriHtopher rp.
lett & Go with mails. is expected to deck
foreftoon at Pisr a, B'kiyn tMontague st)
TO Furness. Witty & Co with mails, ia ex-
peeted to dock forenoon at Pier 95, N r
tWest 56th sD.
Due Tuesday
Minnekahda, Hamburg. Oct d. Am Line
United states. Copenhagen. oct III. ''
Scandinavian merican Limo
Huron, Turks Isle. Nov a..... clyde Line
Chicago, Havre, Oct 2s,...... French Lins
Orizaba. Havana. Nov 4.
ny g. Cuba Mail S 8
Dne Wednesday
Homeric. southampton, Nov j.
President Polk, London, oct Us.
United States Lines
Due Thursday
Essonia. Copenhagen, Oct 80
Baltic American Limo
Fort Victoria, Bermuda Nov T.
Furness. Witty q Co
y genis; Para, Get 30 Booth s Co
sisaoia. Santa Marta, Oct 81.
United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Aqoitania, Southampton, Nov g.. Cunard
Resolute, Hamburg, Nov / +. TN Amer Lines
Pres roosevelt, NCherbourg. Nov 2.U Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Freight Ships Due
SN y
Port.

Vessel, Port Agency,
ssleo.. s,s 70 tY9ko,hsms, Sept T. Boots { Co
Fardulia. London. Oct is via Boston.
Vulcan City. Fowcy Oct 6. u Nav Co
Liberty, Dunkirk. Oct 2o.Cosriopolitan Line
Lackawanna. London, Oct 30 NJ NJ Smith
Harry huekenbach. Los Angeles Oct Is.
Luckenbach s s Co
Hydaspes, Buenos Ayres Oct 10.
Houston Lines
Steel seafarer. Colon. Oct Is.
Isthmian Lines
Citta di Messina, st Michaeis, Oct 10.
Stanley Dollar. San Francisco, Oct 8.
Dollar s Co
Due Tomorrow
sturholm, Gothenburg. Oct ~,
1nnoko, Antwerp. Oct "a. ~
Titan, Singapore, Sept 27......Booth & Co
W l. Stead, Tampico, Oct IS.
Pan American Pet & Trans Co
william Green, Tampico. Oct 26.
Pan-Amercan Pet & Trans Co
Mundelta. Cristobal Oct 2s. .Munson Lines
Due Monday
salawati, Port Said, Oct ST.. Frnch- Edye
Newly Hail. Gibraltar. Oct %.
H;alizones. Barbados, Oct 2s Houston Line
steel Ages Colon, Oct 25.. sthmian Lines
Due Tuesday
Jersey City. Middlesbro, Oct al
US Navigation Co
Gr9clana. Letth, Oct 28. .... .Furness-W Witty
Parisiana, Leith. Oct "a. .Furness-with
Sheridan. Bahia. Oct IS. .Lamport & Holt
Due Wednesday
tartar Prince. Boston. -. Furness- Witty
Fred Ewing, Tampico, Oct 81
Pan-American Pet & Trans Co
Due Thursday
san jose, Bocas del Torro, Oct 80,
United Fruit Co
Due Friday
southwestern Miller, London, Oct 30.
Furness, Witty s. Co
Santa Rosalia. Buenos Ayres Oct i3,
n Norton, Lilly & Co
Lamport & Holt Line
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04

Minnekahda 1,ss4 u Ambrose Nov D.
mpskogee l,se6 NE Jupiter Nov s.
Mirahores ! ,o66 8 Ambrose Nov 2.
Monterey 2oi Prosreao Nov Q.
| Magmerick 108 10 Cape Henry Nov g.
Montgomery City 466 sE Ambrose Nov q
Mary. Horlock due Portland Nov 4.
ndrs % q sn sand q gey g Non Moy
Phasn,s !, q .1.s as 81 SO Care rs, May Noy .:
PaaflHheil 27s sE Ambrose Nov g.
President Adams esi Ambrose Nov ..
San lorenzo lsft San Juan I'm Nov 2.
san Jacinto 3a4 $ Scotland Nov ..
san Juan 3a3 EE South Pass Nnp 3
spanlding 2G3 sW Sand Key Nov O.
e Mihiel s5b y Colon Nov o.
Shooter Island 1.23s NE Sandy Hook Nov /.
Tanamo 9s4 s Scotland Nov g.
Beai as Diamond shosi Nov 3.
San Gil 1sb SW Diamond Shoal Nov 2.
West West ddss 1afsss ass Nsg sE Mobile Bar Nsv
West Arrow 1s f Ambrose Nov ..
Western Glen ora sE Ambrose Nov @
Western World 1900 SD Ambrose Nov g.
East Wind lat s.45 N Ion 81 90 w Nov O.
TedsesrsI Is EsE South Pass Ncy 81
Lillian . 70 Ambrose Nov 3.
Crisfeid i,S22 u Ambrose Nov 3.
Ala l.sa4 2 Cape Henry Nov 3:
Bannack 1os1 w Fastnet Nov z.
G.,oahoma County $50 Sc Sable Island Nov 3
West y, Hematite ma 1850 e Ambrose Nov 8
Southern Cross left Bermuda 1880 AM
Nov 3.
President Adams $50 IL Ambrose Nov 3.
orlana 200 w Bermuda AM Nov s.
Arcadia LIST 25 2s N on 10 ~ w srd.
Agwiworld 270 NE Jupiter 9rd
Bolivar 774 Scotland Lv ard.
Carplaka So II Charleston srd.
Dirigo las NE Jupiter 3rd.
Delaware 1871 Diamond Shoal 3rd.
hi Sud SO Jupiter ard.
nlmunde ass NE Jupiter Bird.
Greatfalls s5S Scotland Lv ard.
Gultmaid ss2 sw Diamond shoal ard,
Huron 907 = Scotland Lv 3rd.
II Brown 564 Ambrose Iv srd
Lake Fackter ia Scotland 1.V Srd.
Rockefeller 3sb 9 Ambrose Ly srd.
Steel Ore So s Cape Henry ard
San Jaointo 22s ME- Jupiter Srd.
Standard s4o NV San Salvador 3rd
Tanamo .762 Scotland LV srd.
Thomas z Besl $50 n San Salvador 3rd
Tomalva a6 Il Frying Pan Shoal 3rd.
West 1mboden % r Great Isaacs srd.
Abe, Albert E.v watts {, o. N Jupiter srd;
Iroquois SIS Scotland Iy ard.
Birmingham City All s Ambrose LV 3rd,
Cananova 56s s -Ovefalls 8rd.
Otho 1895 SE Ambrose LV 3rd
Artigas TAO Charleston srd.
Mtnnesotan &95 N Cristobal Srd.
Luckenbaoh 625 NE Colon srd.
VIM G Warden 1s0 N Cape May srd.
u A T Cambria lat 20 81 N ion "a IL W
3rd.
Charles Pratt 12 sE Diamond shoal ard.
Connespeak s10 d staugustine srd.
Sunoil 2lo SW Hatteras srd
Aritoni S20 s Diamond Shoal 3r5.
Margaret Coughian 1899 " Colon 3rd.
Tacoma $50 NV Tortugas End.
Mississippi 40 sW Nantucket 3rd.
Seaconnet n Notheast End Srd
Herman Frasch 145 Il Nantucket 3rd.
Hampden 'E Five Fathom Bank srd
Cretan IS Il Fire Island LV srd.
Mineols 16o Ambrose Lv ard.
Blydendyli 80 from New York 3rd.
stureholm SO Ambrose Nv 3rd.
Inneke $50 E Ambrose Lv 3rd
Morrilo 60 E Boston PM 3rd,
Janelow 8 NV Rebecca Shoals ard.
Jefferson Davis passed Brenton Reef I4V
3t5 PM 3rd.
saocarappa 27o Sc Galveston srd.
Gulf Prince 200 SIC Sabine Bar 3rd.
Arapahoe 276 s Scotland LV srd
Helen bS7 Scotland Lv 3rd.
Mirlo 80 S Diamond Shoal Srd
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Maritime Miscellany

NEW ORLEANS La. Nov 3--New Or
leans has decided TO protect its water
front by extensive system OF fire hydrants.
Three million dollar fre that swept the
army supply base blamed on poor water
supply Dock hoard and water board got
together and decided to install FIRE plugs
IN every shed, geo feet apart, with hose
attached TO each plug for use at mo
zuent's notice.
Ward Line officials announce regular
weekly service between New orlans and
Tarnpico. Schedule begins Nov g. when
Yucatan will sail On Nov IS freighter
Barfond vii, lie added TO the heet rum
Ming bctwasn hare and Tampjco
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 3---Mestjrg Of
trans-Pacifc operators adjourned to-day
sTithout signing hnal agreement and post
ing s2s,0e0 bonds for permanent reorgan-
lzatson of Pacias westboun6 conference.
Sew local sarif 10 be put In effect Mon
day, Kew overland tariff January !. Next
sensrsi meeting to be held in Vancouver,
q January s.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
C,anapbellWa arms
Steamship, Men
Of Hague Rules
International Regulations
Will Soon BE Applied:
Officials Foresee Added
Burden ON u. s. Ships
Insurance Tax Is Opposed
4 Association Appoints Com
nitsee TO Consider Uni
form State Legislation

At meeting of the executive com.
nittee Of the American Steamship
Owners Association at the Whitehall
Club yesterday. IRA A. Campbell, coun
sci for the organization, warned the
members that the Hague rules for uni.
sorra international bills of lading soon
would be applied. AS outlined by Mr.
Campbell, these regulations will i'm
rose additional burdens upon the ship
owners.
The Hague rules were approved re-
emily at conference of the Comite
Naritigne International at London and
&ere taken up subsequently at the
5iplomasic conference at Brussels. A
commercial treaty is to be drafted and
unlimited to the various maritime ma
lions for ratification. 1t is expected
hat shortly this will come to the
United States for decision. It could
not be learned yesterday whether the
American eamship Owners Associa-
ton would seek to have the treaty de-
feated here, but the organization in
he past has registered strong opposi-
ION to certain features.
II was indicated yesterday that the
hipowners will oppose that section OF
he proposed uniform marine insurance
!egislation which would impose a tax
Gf 3 per cent on premiums paid to for
ign insurance companies. President
II. II. Raymond was requested to ap-
eoint specia, committee to consider
The bills which will soon be presented
10 the various state legislatures. II
was said that the principal features OF
he proposed measures were acceptable
the steamship men, but that they
could not be indorsed without amend.
nIent.
The shipowners took UP the pro.
vision of the pending ship subsidy bill
nat at first so per cent and after two
Tears s6 2-3 per cent of the unlicensed
members Of the deck. engine room and
towards departments, with the excep-
ion of the stewards departments on
passenger vessels, shall be American
citizens. No definite action was taken
yesterday, but it is known that the as
ociation members feel that the per-
czntage is too high. An amendment
may be suggested when the bill is
ken up again by Congress.
he committee decided that the as
sociation as whole should take no
nart in the test cases on the applica
ion Of the prohibition law TO American
i'essels, which are to be carried up to
The United States Supreme Court
suits will be pressed by individual COM
oanies.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Scandinavian Ship
Lines Reduce Rates
General Cargo Tariffs Cut TO
Conform to Those TO Con-
tinentaf Ports

The Scandinavian Conference of
Steamship Lines yesterday reduced
general cargo rates to conform with
the decreases made the day before by
the Continental Conference.
Rates to the Danzig group were re-
duced from 90 to So cents for 100
pounds, or from 45 to 42h cents a
cubic foot; the Stockholm Malmo and
slso the Helsingfors-Riga rates were
cut from 81 to 90 cents for 100 pounds,
or from 90 to 45 cents cubic foot.
Several other minor changes were
N de
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
By Wireless
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE sTgn
NEW YORK.-MARINO DI MEG ri
tiff, against ANNUNZIATA DI MEoi q
times also known as NANCY pf MEG
fendant. Summons. Action for ahI
divorce Trial desired in the TcTEHI
New York.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEHrkky|
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMM0SED ni
swef the complaint IN this action it1
serve copy Of your answer, or
complaint is not served with tha e
mons, to serve a Notice of Appesfiis,
the Plaintiffs Attorney within tusatr !
after the service OF this summons sfs'ls
OF the day of service. In case OF ySsl Y
ure to appear, or answer. judglnezI y
taken againSt you by iefault for tat ~
demanded in the corn aplaint.
Dated, New York. May 4th. issa
MICHAEL G0ih
Attorney for Plaintiff. once and
Address 29s Broadway. ErpuTa
Manhattan, City OF New Ierk s.
TO ANNUNzIATA DI ME0, ssnsti1;
also known as NANCY pl NM,
fen6ant:
The foregoing summons is ssyyea z
Hon. James O'Malley. Justice % ~
preme Court OF the State of New I,
dated October 18th. 1922, and fled VIE.
complaint IN the Office Of the Gers q. y.
County of New York. at the County \
House, III the Borough Of Mshna.sal'
of New York
Dated October 18th. 1922.
MI(fEIAEL GoID
Attorney for Plaintiff, 2ss Brs.as.
Borough of Manhattan. CiEy w.
York.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Sailed Yesterday

row. liverpool; 5onancy. Norfolk; Albert
Jeffres. San Francisco; NJ and j Tracy,
Norfolk; Stavangerfjord (Nor>, Bergen
Munargo, Nassau; John D Rockefeller
Baton Rouge: MORO Castle. Havana; Clan
MacTaggart (Br), Baltimore; Mineola.
Guayaquil Freeport Sulphur No 5, Gal
weston; City of St Joseph, Baltimore
Imatra Fin). Baltimore: Murriilo (Brl'
Boston; Haiocrates (Br), Buenos Ayres
Songelv (Sor), Charleston: Mary {Br).
El Captain. Ponce; Luna (Du). Port -au-
Prince; Lampasas, Mobile; Port Antonio
(Nor(, Santiago and Kingston.
Helge (Dan), Santiago and Guantanamo.
I C White, Tampico Normannia (Nor)'
Norfolk; Oscabaw, Tampa; Sagua, San
Juan.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Vessels Sold

Harrfs, barge, s4s tons; sold by
aichasI Fahy to Augustine o'Connor and
John " o'Conner for 81 and other con-
s.deretious
Edward n Smith. sotr. <a2 toms; sold
t,y Sexton &C. Bryant to Emory Sexton for
81 ana other considerations.
Fanny Fern, gasoline screw, tons sold
by Samuel w Newly to Catherine 8 Still
tor 81 and other considerations.
Helrnsrnan. steam screw. s7 IONS; sold by
Robert Rogers Bennett TO W Freeland
Daissii for 81 and. ether considerations
aylyia. gasoline Yacht. IS tons. sold by
arthur II johnson and Leonard Van
f-outon to Thomas .s White for 81 aud
othee considerations
Tyzns Kahier, gasoline screw. Z IONS;
goid ty James 2egei 10 T. Zegel for 81
md other considerations
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Radio Corp. Of America

lDistance in miles, position at noon unless
Arcadia 2s ss s'T'i1 n Il 81 SSAisoy v Nov 2.
Ala 1857 e Cape Henry Nov 2.
Aconcagua 275 Ambrose Nov s.
Agwiworld 16S Diamond midnight Nov 2.
Almagro 1e s Ambrose Nov 3.
Albert Jeffress 8 Scotland Nov 8.
Byron Benson 2l77 DSE San Pedro
capilo 27o e Barbados Nov Q.
Chas Everest 172 s Diamond Nov 3,
Courtois s NV Cape Cod Nov 5.
Capuin 20 Boston Nov 3.
City Of st Louis 22s 8 Ambrose Nov 3.
Camoens SO NE Cape Henry Nov g.
Pastesn sMafa lsss sse amslo.. soy ssy
El Valley 154 wNw Tortugas Nov 2.
Eocene off Gayhead Nov g.
Ed IL Doheny III ITO Ambrose Nov 5.
Federal arrives morning Nov g.
Freeman SW Barnegat Nov 3,
Fred W Weller 1856 W by Sand Key
Freeport Sulphur 1856 s. Scotland Nov 8.
Gulf of Mexico 10 w Tortugas Nov 3.
Guiflisht passed Jupiter Nov 2.
Halfrnoon sos e Boston LV Nov g.
Hampden e Five Fathon Bank Nov s..
5aeoRa asS asS Nv Amoress nortssas Soy Nov
Jos N Cudahy $50 SW Cape Hatteras
] A Bostwick sos e Cape May Nov s.
Jonancy % SW Ambrose Nov 8.
J c Donnell 13 S overfalls Nov s.
Kennecott due arrive Baltimore 10 Pm
Nov 8.
King city seq Sc by r. Nantucket Nov 3.
kerhonkson 1900 w Londonderry Nov 3.
Lydia 915 from Balboa Nov g.
Lackawanna ITO r Ambrose Nov 8.
Maravi S66 Nantucket Nov ..
Mundelta 7o3 S Ambrose Nov 2.
Mount Clinton 2074 e Ambrose Nov 2.
Mobile City 1851 e Cape May Nov q
Mississippi 140 SW Nantucket Nov 3.
Munalbro s5 NE Cape Charles Nov 8.
Mayari 424 S Nantucket Nov 8.
Mineola $50 S Ambrose Nov 3.
Narba 500 e Galveston Nov 3.
Nadar 254s w Copenhagen Nov 2
| Newton 80 ENE Cape Henry Nov 5.
| Otho $500 SE Ambrose Nov 2.
| orftani Sc Watlings Island Nov 2.
Porto Rico 24o N San Juan Nov =.
| Paulsboro off Diamond Nov 3.
Paul II Harwood 20 NNE Swan Isld Nov Q
Robt q Hopkins a74 Esg Galveston Nov Nov z
Rochester aue 80 50 pnnrone piamond Nov Nov g. g..
San Patricio 40 Sc Hatteras Nov =.
saRtH nnn, Rasala aa S1s Sc caPe Nay Nov g.
Santa Barbara 752 from Balboa Nov 2.
Santore 2fs Watlings Isld Nov 2.
Santa Teresa 1853 8 Ambrose Nov 2.
Shooters Isld ss5 ENE Sandy Hook Nov 3
sansa olivia 1$s %sw swsTose 1n Nov 2
Santa Luisa sl4 s Ambrose Nov 5.
lSt Mary 175 Ambrose Nov 8.
| Standard $40 NV San Salvador Nov g.
| o.
Springfield 396 e Sandy Hook Nov 3.
San Gil 3l7 SW Nantucket Nov 8.
| Seaconnett " Northeast End Nov s.
I Suffolk Ia NE Cape Charles Nov 8.
| Thomas Beal 800 S Hetteras Nov 2.
!! Tomalva 100 S Fatteras Nov 3.
| United States 1.065 e Ambrose Nov 3.
Vesta and barge Mr. "a 1872 Sc Sabine Bal
/ Nov 2.
Western Glen 972 Sc Ambrose Nov 2.
Western World 2,2oo s Ambrose Pm
Nov 2.
w NJ Irish 125 N Diamond Nov 8.
VIM Warden 100 SW Cape May Nov 2.
VIM Royce Thompson 6S N Diamond Nov 8
w Teage 240 Diamond Nov 2.
w III Libby So s Hatteraa 10 AM Nov 8.
VIM Rockefcler 315 $ Ambrose Nov B.
| w l. Steed n SW Hntteras Nov g.
w Jennings "a s Ambrose Nov Q.
Swiftwind SO Diamond PM Nov 5.
Jersey City 10 e Cape May Nov 8.
/ Maravi 661 Nantucket Nov g.
Mundelta 479 S Ambrose Nov g.
| Geo Washington 2,421 q Ambrose Nov g.
American Ports
BALTIMORE, Nov 3--Arrived: Yves
| Celina. Manchester via Philadelphia; Bo
New-York tribune., 1922-11-04
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

v.sten: aSoS; oet 8. g. ossgs 5BrS MeatSesi; 81
81 sIo 1ssy} 1s9} ss9' asx York ana Roston
B0RbEAuX, Oct s0--Bayou Chico, Pen
GHENT, Oct so-cNy of Fairbury, Gal
HELs1NGBoRG, Oct so - Karlsvik
KoSh OCT ssL'sSn Smnnsss mssu 8 S5ae9 esnsan ssa
'g5} n}aRcEIoHa. cfh1oRxss Oct so - Mar Bianco
'oRaAHyR HRAyRE. Oct si-west rotant, Galveu-
LISBON. Nov 1--1ramell Point, Fhiia
us ROTTERDAM. Nov l-Nisuw Amster-
0Ar1 BuENos AYREs. Nov 2-Rumney (Br)'
Gulfport; Camamq (Braz)., Moone, s,sr+ N.w
ToRRg ANNUNzIATA. Oct as--Deem-
ster tBr). Montreal ,,.. ,.,.re tpr,
NAPLES. Oct a7-Matilde Peirce utaD.
cHR1sTIAN1A, Dot so-Nordic tsw>,
cHERBouRG. Oct s1-orduna (Br.
N GL1viERPooL, Nov 1--Missourian. San
: MANcHEsTER. Nov a-cranley tRr),
DUBLIN, Nov City of Flint, New
| (Br), New Orleans fer Genoa.
HoNGKoNG. Nov 2-Petricola Is' SBro'
| NEW LAS PALMAs. Oct 1s-Bark Gui-
MANILA. Oct 21--sch Commerce. San
| Francisco.
ROTTERDAM Nov Grey County
(Brl. Montreal; West Kebar, Montreal.
| GLASGOW. Nov 2-Mexican. San Fran
! cisco via Liverpool.
| HAMBURG Nov 2--Orduna (Br). New
York via Cherbourg.
CHRIsTIANlA. Nov 3--Frederik VIII
| Dan), New York for Copenhagen.
Departures
NAPLES. Oct 27-Providence tFr), New
LBeHoRN. Oct so---Bacchus (Fr>. New
KOBE, Oct s1,-Arisona Maru tJap)
(from Hang kong), New York.
CEBU, Oct 31-Protesilaus (Br). Ia.
MALTA. Oct sl-serbino (Br), New
GLASGOW. Nov 1-Alconda tBr). Bot
Wooa, Ws,.a :. N F.; .. American Press New
.MANcHEsrER. Nov Cheyenne tBr,
YoKoHAMA. Nov 1-Nanking (from
SINGAPORE. Nov 1--slavic Prince CBr)
tfrom Hongkong). Philadelphia and New
IMMINGHAM, Nov 1-rasmanic {swad)
| {from Stockholm). New York.
| FOWNEY. Nov 2-Exeter City (Br)
Philadelphia.
tJap),. San Francisco; Empress of Asia
] LfvERPooL, Nov 2--samar,a fBr,
! New York: 9. Appomattox tBr), Philadel.
BARRY. Nov s-capto, tNor), New.
Z IA.