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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Departures

SAN JUAN. NOV so-san Lorenso. New
JAMAICA. Tov :s-csaaaosa. pAiladsl-
MANILA. nov ,'-oasua Prince tBFl.
poc3s DEL roRo. Nov :s-AbsHsArss.
HAVANA. Nov ft--AisnnA cristoeal.
PUERTA coRTEz. Nov 's-Limon.
SANTOS. Nov .s-w.s,.rn World. New
York, $500 bags Of coffee. Canada Aaru
(Jap). New orleans and Galveston.
PORT ANTONIO. Soy :s-csyo AaEiei'
"sr sssSTiAco. sTPiASco Nov io-sr Mary CBrl.
G9sn,nnsmo: 20. cauio. New York.
CHAPARRA. Nov so-0enon (Nor)'
NASSAU Nov ss-Esperanza. New York.
s'OUA. Nov so-ArdeRnia tswl, Car
''T5 'TT5SnpIco. Nov ,s-rumuri. New or
VERA CRUZ. Toy so-xsrseo. Tarapieo;
Bremsrnaysn. Dec i-PiitseuTsa tBFl'
"sH GENOA. Nov :s-BFsnto uO. PensH-
col GIBRALTAR. Sov ;s-Tr'Sisvs tBF)' St
'0ho foRr { SAID. Hov .s-cny Of Melsourns
CBr) (rom coiouibo). Boston and New
lHicowoKowo. Nov so-Prs'idsHt MeXia-
IivERPooL. Nov to-SarragAnsett
(Br). New York. Dec 1, Tureomsn tbr)'
fIssSl1Si Isw1SsE1. Nov :O--RAthIin Head CsD.
" ARDRoss1s. Dec i-Dunan Head tBr).
o. '1souI0GSE. Dec i-volsndam CDu).
New YORK for Rotterdam land proceefedl.
NORDESHAM. Nov 7i-Hesperos tNor).
wabana. 20. Dagfred fSor). WaoanA
NARyIK Nov 3s-C = Lil'ewalch tSw),
BaItln1ore, Lulea (Sw). Philadelphia
HAMBURG. Nov 3s-Mexican. Seattle.
cHRfsTIANfA. Nov % - Tananord
(Sorl. baltimore.
XyTwERP. Nov .s-Eikhorn. Gaiyef,on.
ROTTERDAM. Soy 2s-Gaasterdi!& !&
PksANG. Nov ss-Xsn,ueky CBr) Cfrom
BonEkong). New York.
GVoSoUTH. Nov 2s-sprinEnslf' Baiti-
fnore. -,
c1RDIFF. Dso i-Middishan Castle
-siSGHPoRE. Dee i-HSHburs Naru
If,EXANDRrA, Nov ss-Amasis. (Brl.
Nsw York: Navarino (Br). Baltimore.
MANILA. Nov ,o-0aeiio Prince (Br).
N1N HoNaKoSo. Nov ,0-HAwai Maru
(JarJ. sssttlsi TuseaiusA tBr). san Fraa-
BUESos ATREs. Nov ,o-wss, JSppA.
W sHASGHAi. Nov se-chlna. san Fran
cisco: Taiyo Maru tJap) san Freneiseo.
KOBE. Nov 1o-Afrlca Maru (Jap)
YOKOHAMA. Dec i-Adna CBr). ssn
GLASGOW. New io-oaltymors CBr).
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day


Nenset Port Areucy.
East cape. Gibraltar, Sov Kerr s 8 CO
CITY Of Bristol. Gibraltar. Nov ?.
Morton Liily CO
S.su Dunkiri NOV vs. ,S0sRo poli,sn ,.1 LIN:
Eastern Tempest. Huil Noys
London Mariner. London. Nov u.
Llnsn.id. Gibraltar. xes Ihp 4, -' : ~
oakvin. Caps 7 ,wn. Nov 3. u NaviEa Co
Csbo Esparfel. Seville, Nov IL. Ybarra Line
Eglaniier. Antwerp. Nov II. Belgian Line
Due Tomorrow
Anti!oehuS Gibraltar. Nov 10. Booth Co
Bessegen, Barceior a. Nov ii..Garcia Diax
Marie Naersk. 6hleldn. Nov 10.
Iabrandtsen. Moller & CO
Cacious, Colon. Nov 1t....... .Pacihc > Co
towan. Boston. Dec 2. .United Amer Lines
Due Monday
Fsnehureh. Gibraltar. Nov 10;
LinnslL Bahia. Nov IL. .LAmDort q Holt
Boswell. Barbadot. Nov 20. Lamport 4 Holt
AontanA. Los Angeles, Nov vsss,
Nebrasksn. Colon. Nov 20. 49, ait Am Lines
Due Tuesday
Archinedos Manchester. nov 20.
Breis fzei Hzvre, Nov a.. French Line
Dacre Castle AiEiera. Nov IS. Barber Line
J A BoSiwick. Hamburg. nov ~;
Rio Grsads. BusnoS AyTss. Nov II;
Orleans. Colon. Nov 81. b.. United An Lines
Sudbury. Colon. Nov H.. united Am Lines
Due Wednesday
Oasa. AisTandgiA. Nov II Export q Corp
50 STRAY Corp
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Pacific Mail Turns Over
Bay of FOnseca Interests

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Nov. Is
(By The Associated Press).-The Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Company, the
leading line on the Central American
Pacific, has turned over all its inter
ests in the Bay of Fonsecs 70 a Ger
man house. This step Is believed here
70 mean that, outside the naval rights
acquired By the United States from
Nicaragua By the Chamorr7- Bryan
Treaty, there remain no shipping or
maritime interests Of any kind in the
Bsy Of Fonseea In the hands Of Ameri-
cans.
This action, and the running Of Ger
man steamers direct from Hamburg 20
AmEpsla, viii. II Is thought, result In
the formation Of a shipping monopoly
In the hands o. the Germans.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
United Fruit Announces
Two New Radio Stations

The new radio station Of the United
Fruit Company, at Tagueigalpa. Hon
duras, went into operation yesterday
with a message Of felieitation to Psesi-
dent Harding b. the President Of Hon.
duras. Il was announced here yester-
day. The Fruit company's station fur
nishes the lrst direct radio contact
between this country and Honduras,
and will operate By way Of New Or
lOans station.
The navy radio station at Miami was
taken over by the United Fruit Com
pany, Il was also announced yester-
day. Il will be enlarged b. the Tropl-
cal Radio Telegraph Company, the
United Fruits operating subsidiary,
and will serve as one Of the terminals
In this country for the United Fruit
Company's Central American radio
system
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Managing Agents
viii Obtain More
Freedom of Action
Can Now Purchase Coal and
Ballast Abroad and Will
Within a Year Represent
Themselves, Says Sheedy

Two important Developments toward
deeentrAlizing the Emergency Fleet
Corporation and giving its managing
agents greater freedom from govern
ment control we're announced yester-
day by Joseph y. Sheedy. vice-presi.
dent In charge Of operations.
Effective December ], the board has
placed the responsibility for bunker
Ing and ballasting on west-bound
trips. when coal and bsilast are pur-
chased abroad, on the foreign repre-
ssntstives Of the managing agent.
Hitherto this has been directed from
Washington.
Several lines operating under the
board, Mr.. Sheedy said. are on the
point Of taking over Shipping Board
foreign representatives. as their own
agents. This stop, he predicted, will
eventually cut Shipping Board forces
abroad In half, reducing expenses pro
portionately.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Public Utility Earninas

The October report Of the Ashsulis
rowss ana Ls1 Him OTmpshy PAM 81 sn1T sSs o@s
October. 1881. Net earnings from opera
iioua amovntec 20 t237sI, a decrease q
issl. Gross earnings for the twelve
months wtro tss0.16s. an improvement of
tsi.t2s over the corresponding period q
ie1f. Net operating earnings "ero tSlisseo'
= gain Of t..eso.
Carolina Power and Lighs ccngss.Z..s
October report showed gross OF tlof,tIo.
a rain Of tsS.ot0 over October. 1871. Net
earnings were ,tt.ete. an increass of
te.Sas Gross earnings for the twelve
months were tfa9s.got q eain of tlIa, ~
over the corresponding period Of 1871. Net
operating earnings wer9 ttsltlsi an IN
crease of 3St.ioT
Yadkin River Power Company reported
october gross os tli6.Sls. = Ealn ot tsy. W.
over Ociobsr. 1871. Net earnings toni
operations we're ttss.fsA
The October report % the Pelnlelto
Power and IAghi Company showed frossss
earnings of tt1,zss decline % n.Isf
frorn October 1871. Net operating eaFn'
inss we're ts.sec. = decresoe Of t',s7s
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Notice TO Mariners
nv N a lfydrorraphio offiosl


A .unken wreck n lat 81 % n Ion % ~
". NANTUCKET shoals. Mas one maft
With wreckagc ehowing: believed 70 %
4 maated schooner; ~ menace 70 naNiga-
lion -RicamerOn.
IiEhts az B0ca del Toro. Panama. hays
been changed an follows; Lights on west
srn edge ~ channel eastern iie ot Careen- :
ing Cay, changed. flashing red every sec
onda faah . seconds. eclipse seconds.
located 100 q .o7 deg from former site
la ist a30ig - s3iseS ".
CaresninE cay light changed % Fash
Ing rsd sTsry 1 secon1a nash seconds,
eclipse sc6ads. sc u sis CeE from for
r.er site in lat 20 10 y lon ~ - 40 W.
shepherd Bank Light ohanseo 20 hAsn
inT white every tB seconda faah sec
ond ocllpss So seconds located about 20
n i6i deg from its former Gto IN lat
20 O5 y Ion 81 ~ 80 W.
Psllss ehos' Light eness 400,
ecltp . A6 seconds: iocatsd on same site
IN lct 20 05 " Ion 81 i2S ".
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Shipping Board Awards
Hoboken Pier Contract
Bids of Robins-Ripley Go. and
Morris x Cummings Takeni
To Cost 100000

approximately 100000 worth Of blds
have been placed by the Shipping Board
In connect 'n with building a pier and
sliD at Hoooken 20 accommodate the
Leviathar when she 10 reeonditioned,
Il was announced yesterday.
The contract for removing Piers 8
and % make room for the new pier
was awarded 10 the Robins-RiPley
Company, Of so Church street, which
estimates that the cost Of the work
will be approximately $4,000. Dredg.
ing tho slip that will thus DO created
20 a depth Of forty-fye feet will DO
done By the Morris & Cummings
Dredging Company, Of II State Street,
for about $4,000.
At the same time the Shipping Board
announced Il had received bids for
Yeconditionlng the President Harding
from the Morse Drydock and Repair
Company, whose figure was $4,000
The Robins Dry Dock and Repair Com
pany presented an estimate Of Ss4,f59,
and the New York Harbor Dry Dock
Company one Of $685..
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Norfolk Shippers Pleased
By Export Trade Outlook
Warehouses Filled With To.
bacco for Foreign Markets;
MANY FreiOhters Sail

: ORFOLk. Dec. 1.-The return OF
four ships Of the idle feet in the
James River to active service and
prospects that eight more would leave
for similar duty in a few days caused
general satisfaction in shipping circles
AZ this port this week. Shipping men
sar business nov has q brighter out
los than az any other time since the
cl,.s Of she World War.
qae b.itish steamer Appomsttox Is
io.-ing a .argo Of tobacco ard cott"-
a. he municipal piers and will sail
Ss,arday for Liverpool. Bouad 10 the
Fas East, the British steamer Tele
riachus is loading tobacco here. The
- tport Is taking on general cargo
A. his port an vii all Sunday or
Nyiiay for Glasgow
thousands o. aygsneaos OF tobacco
h stored in warehouses AZ the mo-
2 iDal piers waiting shipment 70 for
% "a lands. Some Of this tobacco Will
oaded BY steamers Of the Garlann
J e. which will come here for the
4 time this month.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

PORTLAND. ore. Dee i-hTisedi Fa-
Thomns p Beal. New YORK steel hensef'
ilaifimors. Julia Luckenbach. New forn.
RAN rrtASCTaMO. Dec i-t1tn. trading
eorst,sies reported IN collision with
xswnars san Tranclsco for Balboa, ar
lived Po-t san Luis Nov 30. turned turtle
In harbor, crew saved. -
SAN FnhNCTHcO. Dec i--hrrivedt Nor
fos Fefir Taunsin. Everett for New fork
Dec 1 steel Hcisntiat. baltimore. sailed
Orae4 DoilAr fnr). New fofL
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Dee Ar
rived nchrs Virginia Dare, Tampa for
York william Blsbeo. New York for
Providence
wxTERTowN. n Y, Dec i-ArlronA
anre az Cape Vincent. y, T., crew aban-
doned nnip. which In total loss
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

PHILADELPHIA. Nov it--Asov. fer
Boston, purchased b. Allen o hcAvity,
~ John. n y. from Heury Hitner; VIII
I MONTnEAT.' pee t--Emprtss of Asia
left Vancouver for uongkong, where she
viii drydoch FOR repairs.
Empress % Russia due Vancouyer Dec
~ and leave Tor Orient Dec ~. WIZ dry
dock nt HonEkong for reptira Australia
ard Cauadn Will remain on run
DULUTH. Dec i--Seveiteen frtifhterA
mo rs two days tohlnd achedule due 20
series of gales. leff hAfbot Tor lover lake
porta to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Lumber Trade Active

Highly satisfactory conditions IN
every division Of the lumber market
are reported in this weeks review OF
the trade by Lumber" Consumption
Of both hard and soft woods is at a
high level, says the review, which adds
that production Is increasing ana
prices are advancing. Stacker demand
FOR building woods, because OF sno"
in the North, has been Offset by aug
mented demand from the railroads
and orders for future delivery. These
orders appear 70 be sufficient 20 keep
the mills running all winter.
The hardwood market is In the best
shape Il has been IN for the last two
years, with domestic consumers buy
ing briskly and foreign demand in
creasinc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Marine Disasters

Ofncsrs of Lake Caliptsa told of
wireless from achr Rassa apeaxus askinG
that revenue cutter BE- ssnt 20 latters
aafiatance ns all but two of crew we're III.
potitlon 90 miles on Cape Henry.
E LONDON. Dec West ifematits, Ham
burg Tor New Or.eans. towed into Der
muts-
and Naples for New YORK, ashore for ssv.
oral days. struck b. heavy gale, oeck
nttinxs destroyed, matches stove in And
part of cargo washed ashore, vessel In en-
sT 1oHNs' Nov So-oiaf L Kougstad
tDanJ. arrived short OF coal.
CHARLESTON, o G. Nov 1e-Schr Ruth
Martin. with lumber. Jaeksonvi.io for Dos
ton, arrived here leaking.
WfLLANarAD. Curacao. Dec west
Ktea aground a. entrsnes of aAroori
r0ufad
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Rubber and Tires Advance

Crude rubber was quoted at 27h
cents a pound yesterday, an advance
OF 81 cents a pound over last week
and more than 100 per cent above this
years low Of IS cents pound, reached
August 6. The current price Is the
highest since 1920, when rubber de-
clined from 80 cents 10 20 cents =
pound. Several large tire manufsctur-
ers and two leading mechanical goods
makers bought small amounts Of crude
rubber yesterday. The Kelly lpringaeld
Tire Company yesterday announced an
advance Of approximately 10 per cent
in all their grades Of tires, effective
December I.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Hide Prices Lower

Local hide prices declined again yes
terday. This l. the second cut since
last Monday. City calfskins weigh ng
nine 10 twelve pounds we're quoted yes
terday AZ S320, decline Of 20 cents
from the previous price and a drop. Of
40 cents from last Mondays price
Continued quietness in the local mar
let caused a small panic among some
OF the smaller dealers, resulting IN the
two successive price cuts within four
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
BY Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTTRA

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent WIRE
less Corporation and tho Ra 10 Corp0-
ration OF America. Snlpmestefs OF
vessels With radio appsratua may. with
out charge, report their fTRJ noon
positions through the following COM
fntrcial radio stations 10 the United
States proper. II T. important that
these reports should Be sent promptly
noon each day IN order that they
may be received IN time for pub!lcation.
Poaition reports can aiab bs sent
through the stations of the Independent
wireless telegraph Company. Inc. Rev
York CITY (WCo). Babylon. l.. l.
(WSE), East Hampton. J.. l. (W8Al.
New London. Conn. tWgTJ.
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
Tho. Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCC). siasconsst. Mass (WsCJ, New
London, Conn. tWLC), Cape May, New
YORK City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advica will Be
given free through the Radio Corpora-
tion of America By the u. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
New York Metal Marke,

Tin was steady, with Straits quoted
At 35.7bG36.50e. Strata shipments,
35.75G3e.26c; standard, 36-26e, and 80
per cent, 55.25G35.50c asked. There
we're sales Of fifty tons Straits January
at S6c and fifty tons shipments from
Straits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 56c.
Copper, quiet; standard, spot, Deeein.
Der and January, 13.259 iS.62he, and
electrolytic, spot, December and jar
uary, i3.62hGfsc. Lead. quiet; New
York. spot, 7.2567 750c. and East St
Louis, spot. 6S5G7c. Zinc, quiesi New
York, spot, 7.l0c, and East St Louis,
spol. 1ll7.lbc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-Day
HraKa (Fr) Consgan a Nov u 70 StiNee
" Elwell 4 Co with nails. is expected 70
dock forcnoon az f3ot 3lst a.. bkiyh
Due TO-mOrroW
Lapland. Antwerp nov -, soutnatn ,li p,'h ptohh
sra cherhourg "a: 70 Red Star Lac with
ts fret 219 second and :! third eiess Rsss R.,,,
malls and fndse; due 20 Ambrose mloA sht
sstuTday are VIII dock about n sun
dsy AZ pier si. Y tWest 23d 81.
Roma. Msrseiiles Nov ! VIA froNiae9e. fs.s ~
% Fabre Line Win nails; nails, % UAPe'''o "
Adriatic fBr). Liverpool Nog - ~
Queenstown Nov 20. 70 White etar Llns
with 10 hrst a26 second and olI thifd ctesS
pass. nails and mdse: due a. Amorose
s6ou. : p m and dock s ? n ~ Pier 90,
\ Il west szd st).
Presi sent FILLMORE. Bremen Nov 81; 70
United states Lines With az cabin snd sss ,,
third class pass malls ant rndae. VIII dock
about 3 a m At Pier 2. Aoooken-
Fsperanza, Havana Nov IS. 10 Ward Line
with pass malls ard mdse; = expected 70
dock forenoon a. Pier 10. B'kiyn.
Columbia (Br. Glasgow Nov 70; &C
cunard Line with pass mails aud mdss.
sirnailca that she would reach Quarantine
sunday night an dock late or early Mon
slxaoia, Port Limon Nov zs. 20 United
Fruit CO With pass. malls ana fndsc; r.
expected 70 dock late sunday OF early
xpachs. Jscksonvilis Nov ss. Charleston
30. 10 Clyde Line with pass and mdse: WA.
dock a. Pier 81. y r.
Due Monday
stavsnee-t3orl tSoF), Bergen Nov ass TO
Norwegian American Line with l7f cabin
and ~ third class pass. mails and mdse.
d expected 70 dock forenooa A. soth 81.
B'kiyn.
Pstria (Fr). Palermo Nov -: % Fsbrr
Line With pag2 mails and rndso: II sz-
Andannla CBr). Londoi Nov q. %
Cunard Line with pass. nails and radse: n
expected 70 dock AZ Pier "a, Mr..
santa Elisa, Colon Sov g; 20 sr r 0fav,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
BurIington's Income for
October OFF $500, 1913

The October report Of the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy Railroad showed
net operating income o f3,26s,5st,
decrease OF s5O5.7sS from October.
1921. The Pennsylvania System showed
october net operating income of 81
429.si5, a decline Of s2,01o.54o. Other
railroads reporting yesterday were;
pennsvlrania system
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Sailed Yesterday

Freeman. Norfolk; Charles l. oConnor'
Sorsoik. Ei SUD Galveston; aunafgo,
Nassau. Beyonns. Phiiadelphia; Wilhem
Boyce Thompson. Tnmplcoi h9enose' tsai,o1s
Flora (Du), Port-au-Prinee; West sag
NAV. Azores. Ossabaw, Mobile aairahore'
(Br), Santiago
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
N.x;co D-ops Auto Duty

WASHINGTON, Dec. l.-Ine MeA,,
can government has suspended until
January /, the 10 per cent import duty
on motor vehicles, according 20 Com-
faerce Department sdyiees. No reason
was given for the change In plans
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Radio Corp. of America

tDinanco IN miles. position a. noon unlss,
otherwise stately
American Legion 1918 sE Ambrose Nov 80
Andes passed Cape Verde Islands tz.so
a. n. Dec !.
A Bedford 90 SW Diamond Dec 1.
- q T~uf T~~ Nov 20
Arizonan 1870 NV Balboa Nov "a
C
Birkenhe0d I17 ENE Diamond Dee
iee Fathom Bank Dec I.
Byron Benson 1fz 5 Scotland Dec l.
Bsthore a3t b Ambrose t'ov 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

With pass. nails ana mdss. is erpsetsd 70
dock about 10 m az Pier -. u klyn.
zuila, Curacao Nov st 20 Bliss. pailett
CO With pasa mails AMI mdse. q eH-
pscted 20 dock forenoon az Pier N. Bklyr
ear LORENZO. san Juan Nov 81. 10 n Y
and Porto Rico Lino with pass, mails and
Indss is eIpeeted % dock forenoon a.
Pier -. B'kiyn.
Due Tuesday
bayern. Hamburg. Nov -.
United American Lines
conaantinspls. Pirasus. Nov ..
vssars. Rio Dc Jansiro. Esv IL.
orissba Hsvsps. Dec
Munansr. Nusviiss. Dee /.
Tyrrhsnis. LiverpSoi. Nov "a
Cunard Line
President Van BHr,n. Liverpool. nov %.
u 5 Line
Due "Wednesday
Horzeric. eouthampton. NOV -.
Whits Star Line
Roupsiilon. Iavrs. Nov French Line
Mongolia. Hamburg. Nov sT.American Line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
,.uIean peiinninr Net Cains

'gas vulean Detinning Company re-
ts for the quarter ended Septem-
- 80. 1922, net profits Of S4S,6Tg
r depreciation. taxes and charges.
compared with ss5.O49 IN the pre-
= .sc quarter. and Si6.365 in the cor
e5ondiug period Of 1921. The en-
IL account Listed sales as S2923ll:
!, ,.-nsex. depreeiation. etc, s3t3.579;
1 eiencs. Sls, ,1s2; other income. $2,4Ili
tst.l Income, s5l.2oS.s
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Maritime Miscellany

Robin 0oodsfsiiow. fsthmian Line. ar
lived from San Franciaco VIA Csist0bal
Sovernber 20 encountered heavy north And
northsast gales on Cape Hai.ersa. hove 70
Huron. Clyde 1as. from santo Domingo.
heavy north and northeast
gale Nov - and -; hope 70 ~ hours
latter date ~ knsts loGgrd-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Dangers to Navigation

CBy U. 9. Hydrousphic orics)
North Atlantic Ocean---on the American
Coast
The following obstruction vas reported
Nov 49, lat sfft lon rs 81. lighter 20 y
ionR and rs Z, beam drifting eastward
Jorancy; Am r,r Munioia passed sane
Nov 20
Ice Reports
Zee hs b.en reported a. foilowsi Nov
IS LAT t6 ~ Ion ~ SC. berg ipD ~ nisn'
200 n long Glen Ridge.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Marine Reports
Wiads st sea To-day

East ouif--siodsrats east and southeast
fair
west ouif-Modsvats east and south
cabt. fair
caribbean Sea and wineward Passage
Frcsh, northeast; partly overcast. prob
ably local rains. "a
North OF sandy Hook. Sandy Hook 90
Hatteras--Frt sh 70 strong west and rorth-
west. partly overcast.
Hattoras 10 Florida straits Moderate %
fresh southwest and west over north and
moderate eastcriy over south porticn. gen
orally fair.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Sail Monday
City Island

Bound Southi Tug wellington.
Bound East; Schs = Pendieton. Gut
tenburg for Nantucket; Mlnaa King fbrl.
Jersey City for 81 John Oatter anch0rcd)
NantiHco. Port Reading for Nantucket
tugs Mercury. with barges. Larnie y
Shaw. With barge motor barge Radium.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Neu Prunswick Raises Sheen

The raising Of sheep promises 20
hecome In the near future one OF the
LEADING industries Of the Province OF
Nav Rrtfn sWick.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
Japan Pes Big Chimney

A smelling works In Japan boasts OF
a chimney $50 feet high, which 70 oaiy
thirty-hve feet less than the famous
Anaeonda (Mont.) stack, the taliest In
the world.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEivEDo, Eo,,e,s
ar bureau Of Supplies and 49,, ..,il
49, Deoartment Xashington. D. =. .,,. ~,
10 O'clock a. NJ. Dec ~, 1871. cor os.i' os.i,',rl
Ing furniture. calcium chloride. pess' AZ
nplrifs. Insulating tape. gum g.rss. ,,.e
cells nails chlnaware. wocien 80
crankshafts. switches. piixso a. tb1
re~V vard. New York. ~ Y. &c Az.
for proposals TO the Navy furs,n...s.ss
ONE. New York. \. r.. or % me 49, 49,
~ supplies and Accocnte DAstD
TER. Paymastsr General ot 1Ao N-''
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

PROPOSALS WILL BE- RBcEIy!ED... l,, y,
the bureau o. supplies ard Acse1Ar.
Navy Department. Westminster. a.
enr helieerine wheat -four, rubber ptn-,
vsivsn. ininerAi lard Ell. calcium cele.t
ana concentrated ~ 70 the nAtf -iatt
de poi. 90. Brooklyn, \. y, s,c. App3lk,.ee
nroooaals 10 the Nav2 Purchasing 49,
Ss~ iork n. ~, o. 70 the hufcal Ql trt
uIles and Accounts DAVID ~
feyrasstsr General OF the Nasy. ll'as's%
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02

Vessel. Port sau. Pier.
Olympic, eouthaT 2ton. 10 AM....Ss. y p
Cedric. Liverpool. i2 h............co. n r
Arabic. 0eroa. II An. h..............oa. y
Finland. Antwerp, ~ M...........ei. y
caronis. Liverpool. ~ M..........54, Nm
Albania, London. ~ M.............6s. - q
Assyr a. Glasgow. ~ M..........sf. SR
AooTdsn, Rotterdam, II Az.
9TH o.. Hohoksn
Ia sLvole, Hsvrs, II AM..........57. \ n
Msrconi, Buenos Ayres, II Ah..it, Hoboken
Bogota 1ingbton. ~ M............ff. ~ II
Ebro Valparaiso, 10 AM. y r
Port 81 0eorge. Bermuda. II An. .sg. y 4
sibonsy, Havana. II AM............i3, = X
Lake Winthrop. Barahona. ~ Mt, " n
Porto Rico, San Juan, 70 M.....3b, Bklyn
philadelphia. Curacao. ~ Mil, Bklyn
Zaeapa. Kingston. ~ M.......,.... 3. Mr.
calsInAres. Pori Limon. IL M. ., N r
North American. San Domingo. 2 Pm
Edith. San Juan. II M..........a7. B' Iiyn
sail Monday
Aquitania. southam pton, 10 Ah....b4. " u
North American, Turks fsle, PM.7t. y X
Sail Tuesday
President Wilson. Naples. ? An
Bush Docks. B'klyn
Matura. Trinidad. II Az M........a4, B'klyn
Nunplsee, Vera Cruz, ~ M.......1o, Err
Colon CristobsL, PM...........s5, n Il
New-York tribune., 1922-12-02
REsURIs
ATLANTIC c'rY, \. ,.
Uhr Erfaksrs
PROPOSALS

on ocean Front eer cue
American and European risH ~ Hr,otsr raiss
prlvilegeA Oaraaa. Reduceo N----. -
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