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New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Arrived Yesterday

West Hope eBr>. birmingham Sept ,s:
te simpson s snsnes s,,Is, Ieuns. with coal
Harlseywood tBrl Newcastle. Eng Sept
II to Norton. Lilly & Co. with coal $500
zaeapa, Teia Sept as. Porto Barrios 25.
Kingston 20. Santiago 90: to United Fruit
GO, with es pass, mails and mdse:, Pier
President Polk. Hamburg Sept rs, Cher
with f5s cabin 157 third class pass, mails
and Indse: Pier 3. Hohoken.
Anaconda. Antwerp Sept II: to Black
Diamond 8 Co. with mdse: Pier 3, Army
Base. B'klyn,
Mount Carroll. Hamburg Sept 81: 20
United American Lines. with cabin ,o43
third class pass. mails and mdse; Pier
Guiana tBr,, Barbados Sep. rs, St Iucs
Martinique, Dominique Quad eioupe asi
Mcntserrat 2s. Antigua and st Kits 81
Witty Co. with ll3 pass. mails and
mdse; Pier A N r, and thence to Robins
pass. mails and ndse: Pier IS. N r.
Lillian. Norfolk Oct 3: to A II Bull. with
mdse; off Liberty.
GS,oion: to isthmian Line. With ,ndse;
> N spaulding;; Tamp,co Sept &c: to Pan
crude oil; off Tompknsviie. s T.
city OF st Louis. Savannah Oct /; to
Ocean Co. with pass and mdse; Pier
Medina. Galveston Sept 27; TO Mallory
y 5 Co, with mdse; Pier 38. N r.
Bayonne, Philadelphia Oct 8. to Vacuum
OIL Co, with oil; Bsyonne, j.
III isleo. New Orleans Sept 2s: to South
ern Pacific Co with mdse: Pier 81, N r.
Henry Grove. San Francisco Sept 7
via Colon; to North Atlantic & Western
8 Co. with mdse: Pier 4. Army Base,
:. City Of Glasgow (Br>. Hull Sept 21: to
Norton. Lilly G. Co in ballast off Bay
Ridge, B'klyn.
, Gothland (Bels), Antwerp Sept II: to
Red Star Line, with 4o2 pass and mdse;
Keelung (Br) Boston Oct 3; to Norton,
Lilly q Co. with mdse; Castle Point, Ho-
,Glendarul, Norfolk Oct 2: to Munson
Line Line with s,a, mdsei Astoria Light s. Power
- Craster Hall. New Orleans Sept 20; to
is,hmian Line. with mdse: 2sth st, B'klyn.
f'Iel Co. s with coal; off Rikers Island. q r.
LaKe Fanntn, Brunswick Oct 2: to NAL
ioTy Line. with mdse; Pier ~. r.
Henry d Wilton, Sabine Sept 27: to
- -, oiiiom .nuiphur Co, with mdse; proceeded
~, Byron ID Benson, Texas City Sept 2e: to
d1,dewster ,.i,1l Oil Co. with oil; off Tompkins-
Lena Luckenbach. San Francisco Sent 10
Colon rs; to Luckenbach S s CO. win
mdse; a5th st, B'klyn
Munaires Baltimore Oct q, to Munson
Lane with mdse; Pier 10 ID
,, John Worthington, Port Arthur. to r r,
Hague. with crude oil - "
Blair Penarth Sept 9. T., Hlslxa rt
with mdse e AH"ies
~, Setanta (Br). Tamplco; to Standard
Trans Co, with crude oil
9enr ssiira aaabet F l, (Br). st Johns. f.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Passenger Ships Due

Metapan. Puerto Colombia Sept 81; 10
Shi.ea Fruit Co with mails: Is expected to
Lane).
La Touraine tFr). Hav,e Sept 2s; to
french Line With malls s expected to
dock at Pier 81, r (West 18th ato
Rosalind tBrj. st Johns Oct Il: to Bow
ring & Co with mails; is expected 10 dock
ioTsnoon rene, 4; at foot lava 81, Bklyn-
Furness, Witty & Co with mails; is ex-
2ected to dock forenoon at Pier 9s, n r.
Due Tomorrow
susquehanna. Bremen Sept rs: TO United
states Lines with malls. Is expected TO
does 81 at h Pier !, Hoboken,
>. resident !. Roosevelt, Bremen Sept &c; 10
at Pier a. lilo boken
;, Mexico, 81 ProgIeso Sept so: 70 N.Y. Cuba
Slsa MAJ Go VIZ s,da mats l. expected 10 dock
San iacinto, Galveston Sept so: to Mall
Tory Line; ts expected 10 dock al pier AZ
y = tchsrilon ST..
Csrmanta {9r) Iiyerpool SEN, %. a.
Gnnard Line: Will DOCK about q so . m at
Pier 81. y tWest l4th stY.
Due Saturday
Stockholm tSwl, Goshenburg sept ,s. n
Swedish American Line with mails, il @x
5Tth stl.
Hanover tGer9, Bremen Sept "a -
North German Lloyd Line, with maiis =
eS peeted TO dock forenoon at foot OF 9th
Pocone tBraz,. Rio de Jsnsiro s.n, =.
70 Lloyd Brasiiiero Line with mats; is eg
peeted 70 dock forenoon at Pier i. yBush
General " Gorgas. Port au pr,nes
Oct 2; TO Panama r $ S 70 with mails
Z 1, expected ls. to dock forenoon at Pier u,
due Sunday
|. White star Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Oct ARRIVED. Da,e-
he0f Ap%is C. TBr}, 90 Rio de de Janeirc; Sailed
cenehstts CO m1ssaf t1s Ms angeles Via Philadelphia;
BOSTON. Oct 3--Arrived: Halocrates
ASres aAlSr9, b9sn9s Ayres; lasseli (Br), Buenos
Hull, England; Lampas (Br), Tampioo
Grocian, Norfolk; Absecon. Norfolk
hIampden. Iac sonT,,,s sewalis Point Lake Esmere,
Aa,lnmoor (Br), Montreal; vredenburg Du1,
Montreal City of Augusta. sayannah
Jiger; New York; j H Devereux, Phila.
On 4TSor9 @1 ;; od busnos Ayres; Paul H Harwood.
mlampioo; mar,i; Agwlhayre. Port L.obos. Sailed :
(Nor), Baltimore, Havana and New Or
leans; Knoxville City, Mobile: seaconnet,
N9fiolk; GhiVDsToM 9Tmidale .os, Norfolk,
Es1mery, TIA amplco Munsia 'tsIi caibarien i1eI'; !;
dente Anf1'h snd SdaeS Tssras rrsep9rt Sailed ri osci
.Br), Auckland; Northan (Br), LivorpooI ):
Mar Mar Blanco (span), Genoa; Liberty Bell,
HALIFAX Oct ARRIVED: Laxingtor
1Br1. London. Sailed: Andalusia {swed1 a.
hIngston; Hoosac London; Naperian obs,
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Oct Arr,vsa J..
CO Cxomack, Rio de Janeiro Sailed: tteT Moter.
snip snip =, Iitta de Trani (Br). Newcastle Mer-
Pennsxvana Psaey m,'mors maT VIA Savannah, g. schr
S,a Sancy Weems. Miami Sailed Lake
(Nor), New York. Sailed: Farmsunf DIl
Sweden; sweden; Dedeburn Br), Barry; Canadian
Hamhnre Map,her CTR, Liverpool; Falls City tBr),
NEW ORLEANS [Port Eads1 Oct i
Arrived: Arrived. Herbert G Wiley, Tampico; Ken
Crsova Qt, Trieste; Surname, Port Rar,
rios; Tuscarora Br). Than eshayen.
Sailed Sal Blaafjeld (Nor). Tampico; Mel. ell.
PANAMA CANAL, Cristobal, Oct s-Ar-
rived: Katrina LuclSenbach, New Yor,x fo,.
San sia francisco; mississippi (Fr), San Fran
nsnio r5 8oston anana saieS MeW Yep cpIon;h,n San
(from San francisco. Bait,nore in GRo1f9mbla Rofsnb
'ffem Pm1hAbnT'hsI,Ai huAsbfnnaTFlhlfG,i NeT oot York. .
Baltimore; schr Sally rersis Jovesi es Meaa 1aaln
aonv,lie' anna >,a Sailed; Cape Ronain, Norfolk;
CRo. Atanohcatcr, etc Georgia Gheytmnr ttnl
Trieste, etc; Frit2oe (Nor), New ,@i9, gnrl5
lslTtenhfsa. err rtar Tsxas city; s Mary }Br5.
VIA falilmore and Boston
PORT ARTHUR. Sev. oct a-Ar-,,a.
Iu11 piincs a,a New T9rs; War sldar Gsr}
werp. 'sAsey' @hs-
,d2RTLAND. Ore, Oct Arrived.
New Orleans. Sailed: Deperc ~s'isp,on, sp,,th
America: Arakan. Batavia. o'u'h
~ iptoRTLAND. . Me, Oct 4~-sailed. Nor
san FRANCISCO. calif. Oct 4--arr,vsa
.. Bala California tNor) Portland c,a.
,or valparaiso; 4. Chailanba, Kahnl,tj.
Manoa. Honolulu. Sailed. 2, santa E,,ia /
ia, Baltimore via Aberdeen; a r Kent
1ssW Is fork via San Pedro: 4, President I
Iisrce' p Hongkons Matsonia, Honolulu: !
Sroau Arrow, Taku Ear.
;, SAVANNAH, Oct 4.--Arriyed. A,rro
: saAsn Nj, tBr). JacfRonviNe; Westci,eroSv I
az Y,,lones: !, = !, e. Essex. Philadelphia
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass. OCT
rived: schrs Maria fIowes. Ne,y yo.lx "a. /
= aaiiiax; n Q Crowell tIso, New yoris 80
BaIslde kennebec. South Amboy for East 81
mouth. ioF ar
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Cleared

Laconia tBr). Hossack; Queenstowr
Liverpool; Cunard s Co. ana
Caronia (Br). Diggle; Plymouth rhou
oourg and Hamburg; Cunard s 8 Co e''ef
Wuerttemburg (Ger), Graalfs: Hamburg.
CrIteu american Lines u
chicago (Fr), Cabon; Hayre. E-.,.l,
M Themistocles e1nas. (Gr). Bconomldes: piraeua
-, United States (Dan). voldborg; Chris.
nansand Christiania and Copenhaaen.
Harold Walker, Jones; Tsmn,co. t1ra
teca Petroleum Co ihuas-
u sarpfos (Nor), Jorgensen: Tampico and
fuerre rorfo MGexiGo; Gs Y & Cuba Mail S s Co.
delphia; Barber S Lines. " ''''a-
v,s sahsa psaaa,a Ana, Wallace; ,Callao and Pisco
va p,pea,ann panama Canal Canal w R. Grace & CO.
beck; Havre and Dunkirk: Cosmonottsn u n
Shipping Co. 'po'1'aa
r. Reaper. chauncy Tampico; The Texas
Colamer Holme: Bordeaux to pbiIa-
delphia; Cosmopolitan Shipping CO.
Charottetown: Sexton g. BRYANT 'A'"'h'h'
,, Bgs Wildwood (Br). Caro-; Windsor: +
Panama Canal; Isthmian 8 s Lines.
Mongolia. Hartley; Hamburg via Ply
''i3u'h III vana ama Caerbourg; American Line.
crn Pacific Co. ''D'"D
81 jefferson, f. norsleyi Norfolk; Old pomin-
Pacific Co.
Co. H . e"
Tuscan Star lBr), Thomas; Seattle via
Panama Canal; Wilford & Mckay.
Phlladelphia Leek; Baltimore; Clyde
Lenspe, Bunnell Charleston and Jack
sosville: Clyde s s Co.
Surinam, Chadwick; Trinidad and
Den-erara; Clyde s s Co.
Wekika. Howland; Bristol. Ayonmouth
G. Co.
Asbimex, Dunton; Port Lobos; N Y &
laghan, Atkinson & Co.
santa Rosa, Harmsen; cristobal; w r
Grace g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

West Prospect, San Francisco for soura-
baya. 3, President Grant. Tacoma.
YOKOHAMA. Oct s--Arlxona Maru
(Jap), Seattle.
pEh1M, oct s---city OF Canton err.
New York for Port swsttsnham
LIVERPOOL Dot 3--Chickahomfny (Br).
ANTWERP, Oct L. Turkestan {Br,,
SHANGHAI. Oct s--w.st o'Rows, Port
{ alAsGow, u &c 90. s--Alseria tBr,. New
!. SOUTHAMPTON. Oct a---we.tern Ocean.
Galveston.
lNrY NTRYoIapH1EM. a,,,;.l. Sept as = sheinst,ora
utaD. New York s ana aoston usoPps fop a.nss srdi
NAPLES, Sept s-Collingsworth Mo
pile asth, Chta dl Messina (Itai), New
AARnus, Sept 2s--Rosenborg tpan).
New York via Montreal; 2sth, Caledonia
RoJEN. Sept se--Dampen tNor). syd.
ifAvRE. Sept ss--Key west tNor). Bal
timore; Oct !. Roussilon (Fr). New York;
Sonora tFr). Baltimore.
DANHlG, Sept 29--Sarnland {Helg), Phil
adelphia.
ROTTERDAM. Oct 1--Blackheath tBr).
mortland; Bradsvon Br), New York;
GIBRALTAR, oct 4-CPassed) Tele-
machus Gsr). Hong Kong, Manila. etc. for
Bosion ,s,S,,ci and NE New % York; v .>
New forls and Boston via Naples
HuENOs AYREs, Oct 3--Linnell (Br),
BORT SAID. Oct City Of Harvard
tnr}. New Yofoh for karachi. etc; City
of Batavia (Br), New York for Bombay
BBLFAST, Oct a--Carrigan Head tBr>,
MANCHESTER. Oct ., - Arch!,nsdes
tBr(, New York
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Morgan Line TO Cut Rate
Tariff on Green Coffee Reduced
From Csc to 78c for 100 Lbs.

The Morgan Line is expected TO an
nounce reduction in the rate on green
coffee from New York 20 Texas ports
from 95 to T8 cents hundred pounds.
The change is to become effective No.
venher IA. 1t was said at the ossiees
of the company that the decrease il
contemplated to bring the rate on this
commodity into line with other ship
ments.
No decision has yet been rendered
by the Interstate Commerce Comn.is-
sion on the application of the company
10 make coastwise rates to compete
with traffic through the Panaca Canal
to the Pacific Coast.
Giant Berg Alenaces Shipping
BOSTON. Oct An iceberg bigger
than the Bunker Hill Monument was
reported to-day to be moving south
on to the transatlantic steamer lanes.
The icy mass was said TO be $50 feet
high. and buikier by far than the
monument, which 1t would ton by
twenty-nine feet. It's position was
given as latitude 47.5s north, longi-
suas $ei4a west, Two lssHer berua
themssiyes Of large sise, wess ia nc
s1saaafN i
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Lloyd's Register Awards
First L. S. Scholarships
Two Marine Engineering Stu.
dents Receive $500 An
nUal StiDend

Lloyd's Register of Shipping yes
terday announced award of it's first
scholarships in naval architecture and
marine engineering to American stu
dents. The successful contestants are
Warner Lumbard, of Dorchester, Mass,
of the Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology, and Christopher E. Blay-
don, of Detroit, Mich, of the University
Of Michigan. The value of the scholar
ships is $500 annually. The American
committee which approved the awards
consists of Alfred Gilbert Smith, j
R. Gordon, Charles F. Mather and Will
liam H. Todd, prominent in the steam
ship and shipbuilding world.
Award Of scholarships is to be an
annual event, officials of Lloyd's said
yesterday. The purpose is to pro-
mote shipbuilding as business aud {.
science. The students will continue
their work at the institutions men
toned.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Mail information will be found
on TFavel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
Laeeais vesssl' oueeortoun Port; Sail Pier II
Caronia, Hamburg. IL M.........5s, n r
Mongolia: Hamburg, 12 NJ: .5s. N K
united states Copenhagen, Z N
pipestone County. Rotterdam, IL NJ. . ~ -
santa Ana Salparaso, eano 10 AM M as as BBkyn Byn
coon G1rro castie caist teba Vera pM Cruz PM Z
WSuerttemherg, Hamburg, l2 NJ. 49, N r
Songdai. Montevideo. PM......4 B'klyn
Sail Tomorrow
Cragness. Hamburg. IL M. ..44, BHslyn
Munargo. Nassau. IL M......... 9, q r
Sail Saturday
Majestic. Southampton, l PM. .....5e, N R
Gameroria; 4 Glasgow. - NJ. "a, n r
Giulto Cesare. Naples, 1 PM. .,...97. N r
pan. pante Alighleri Naples, 10 AN -. Is, n r r
an5hland' amarin, prat,S, Antwerp, - 81, n r
Cedric. Liverpool. u NJ. a." a. iiSpoSeR sd
Pennsyivanian, Seattle: ! PM;
Fort f. Victoria, Bermuda. II AN. So So \ r r
sihnnav sasar, hpenos Ayres, II AM. IA, Hoboken
Ebro. Valparaiso. 10 NJ M....... ''' p NJ MsR
1alamares. Fort Limon, 12 NJ 500. g. N r
Zacapa, Santiago, IL AM .. o NJ r
Sail Monday
Edgehill. Rotterdam, 12 M.
4, Army Base B 'klyn
Sail Tuesday
constantinople.~ Constantinople. 3 PM.
Clan Kennedy, Cape Town. PM A''''
west 1nsL,n A,. 3s. B'klyn
s+a,rora ,.. H. Army Base, B B'klyn
CITY OF Lucknow. Calcutta, PM.
cr,. ,yu Bush Docks B'klyn
Santa SAINT; Theresa, Havana ] PM...'63. NY, NsR
M NNiiunsomo. Vera Cruz. 12 NJ. 9, e r
-"Aia'"'' erenada' Pm. IA. B'kiyn
Sail Wednesday
President Polk. London, / PM. 4 I4oho,,an
Ma a'Te, Teurane nGne0n; nsYro ~ ,.,...,.5a,
Iianoverr. Bremen. PM sth st, Hoboken b. X n
I9daho. l9a Antwerp, IL NJ: 7th st, Hoboken
Guiana st Thomas, l PM
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Satisfied Judgments
In New York Couptx


The first name is that of the ao,+o -.
iucond s,.,, that of the creditor and date wbap n
Judgment was filed: N'o "ieh
oty OF Y-N Y, n H & RR
,, Co; May 25, 1920. can o,o %
0a7naemSewman 1o5s Carey Co. July 'O'''' o ''
sar1enBooth a1 ,dso & Finn, Ltd; July '''''' "
6, 81, 1870 40 ~
game Cox ct al; July Is, 1922 1900 %
oa1me-Mational Surety Co. April
Miller. Florney ct al-Stroll ''''' . l
, Amusement Co; Nov il, 192I $40 20
h91pperts Jacob Teich; March
Heddy Contracting Co. Inc-M
-, Haupt; Sept 13, 1922 (vacated] 143s an
city of Y-E Shannon eo al: ''
samsNaT June 2S' 1ss2 po2 s5
June 2, 1922 ... oes7s
Cantor, Jacob ct aI--Durhan,
-, Realty Corp; July %. 1922.. 2os go
Munro, Alexander Wv ID Nc
Nulty: August 81, 1915 2s3as
Parex Film Corp and w e sherry
-bank of Onondaga; March IS.
Eisenberg hartman and New Siz'o'
Amsterdam Casualty Co-Peo
pie, etc; March 4, 1922 1 5oo m
Giimour, Dudley f, and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co-People
etc; May 10, 1921 1900 IN
In Bronx County
Danzis. Gustav--P weinstein g.
Son, Inc: May g. 1922 1fe 20
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05

Finland. Antwerp, Sept ss. Rad star Line
glua, Port I,ttnon, Oct T.. United Fruit Co
Belviderc. Naples, Sept 90. Pelrcc Bros
Due Monday
Orbitas Southampton. Sept 20
Royal Mail Steam Packet
poncc. San Juan. Oct 4.
NY& Porto Rico Line
Zulia, Curacao, Oct l....... Red ID f,ine
Fort ST George, Bermuda, Oct Z.
Furness. Witty 8 Co
Due Tuesday
Berengaria. Southampton, Oct 9.
Olympic. Southampton. Oct 4.
White Star Lima
President Garfield. London. Sept SO.
canopic. Liverpool. Sept sowhite star 'i'ile Linz
i.a Lorraine. Hayre, Oct L., French Lno
Orizaba Havana. Oct 10..... Ward lima
Manchnrla. Hamburg. Sept 80
American Line
Panama Line
Due Wednesday,
Manuel Calyo Cadix, Sept 30. Luis 1Isnso
Taormina. Genoa, Sept 2S
Italia America Shipping Corn
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
European Rate
w ar Extended
To March 81
Steamship Lines Reach De-
cision After Heated De-
bate; Conditions Prevent
New Conference Control
Covers a Wide Field
Many Companies Argued for
Open Rates ON All Items
and Sharper Competition

After a heated discussion, during
which many steamship companies
argued for a sharper rate war against
outside lines, the Continental Confer
ence yesterday extended open rates on
number of important commodities
from December 81 to March 81, 1923.
This means that the present low quota
ttons are TO continue for another six
months, and perhaps longer If the com
reting concerns do not agree that con-
tlnuance of the present. situation will
be disastrous
The decision for modified form of
rate war was reached only after several
conference members had advocated cut
ting tariffs to the bone in order to
force speedier end of the contro-
versy. If this view had prevailed
steamship charges to Rotterdam, Ant
werp, Hamburg and Bremen would have
been reduced to the point where they
would barely have covered stevedore
costs. 1t was argued that this drastic
remedy would have forced recalcitrant
lines to terms quickly, while under the
present plan the ocean war may drag
out indefinitely.
lhe rate war is costing the twenty
FIVE or more lines in the continental
trade millions of dollars in freight
revenues, while shippers are benefting
from the internal squabbles. An indi-
cation of the situation is given by the
fact that grain is now being carried on
liners as low as seven and eight cents
for 100 pounds, compared with s240
at the peak of prices following the
arnlistice
AT the meeting Of the conference, at
$40 Bridge Street, Yesterday, it was
found that rates could not yet be
brought under control. Outside lines,
which refuse to participate in the
agreement, are holding out for a differ
entail on account of slower ships and
more costly insurance, while the con-
ference is not willing to agree to that
advantage.
The United Kingdom Conference
meets. today and will face the same
situation. AS many Of the ship lines
participate in both trades it is expected
that they will take similar action.
Among the commodities upon which
rates are said to be open to the con-
tinent are the following: Asphalt,
canned goods, cereals. dried fruits.
gasoline, glucose, grain, hides, kero-
sene: lubricating oil, flour, grease, milk
powder, provisions, sugar, oil cakes,
rags, and others
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Tamaha, Constantnople. Aug zs
Reckaway Park. Newcastle. Sept g. via via
Bradford CITY, Birkenhead sspt faa" r.. i''"'
c,, Z Navigation Co
craster Hall. fauiaui, Sept ri. ''''
Indian Prince. Rio de Janeiro. Sept 8. ''''''S
Vulcan City, Shields. Sept Is. W
u Navigation Co
VIE d'or2n Leghorn. Sept Is.
Algerian-Ameriean Line
Dromore Castle. Cape Town. Sept 4.
Editor. Havre. Sept Is. cosmopolitan / i Ines eS
city OF Glasgow, Hull. Sept 2l.
Chicago City. Swansea. Sept Is. .Chas Hiil
Edward Luckenbach. Seattle. sept Is.
Rarhaaan London, Sept .iWhte 'sossa Star Lines Ilns
Aiser. san Feoro, sept 10 via Boston.
Houlle-. Weir & Boyd
Labette. Buenos Ayres. Sep. S.Munson Lines
Due Tomorrow
independence Hall. Rotterdam. Sept o.
Joseph seep. Rotterdam. Sept 2l.
Osso. Santos. Sept 6. via Boston.
Inter Freighting Coxp
Due Saturday
Winona Patras. Sept 10. Export s Co
Songvand, Buenos Ayres, Sept g.
Stray Corp
Julia Luckenbsch. Everett Sept IL.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Sunday
N Mar Negro. Huelva. Sept 23. Kerr Line
Melville Dollar, Coon. Sept 2S Dollar Lines
City. Colon. Sept 2s
Isthmian Lines
pakotan. Boston. Oct 7..... Unit Am Lines
Due Monday
Mercian, Liverpool Sept 26.
International Mercantile Marine
ChlcKasaw City. Hartlepool. Sept 90
Kerhonkson. Ardrossan. Sept 2s.
Moore e. Mccormack Co
Albert Jcffress. Colon. Sept 30.
Luckenbach Lines
Due Tuesday
Hog Island. Alexandria. Sept 25.
verbania, London, Sept 27. Cunard Line
Santa Olivia. Rio de Janeiro, Sept 23.
Norton Lilly & Co
Due Wednesday
Eastern knight. Honolulu. Sept II.
Blossom Heath. Barry, Sept 81. Kerr Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 4-President
count damage by rain, duo to clothing Of
scuppers sailed at 10 a. m. to-day for
Orient; damage slight.
bullaren (Swed), leading for Sydney,
grounded in mud near Point Richmond
yesterday yes fioated with assistance of tugs
VICTORIA. c. Oct 4-Empress Of
australia previously reported returned
from sea Yesterday for repairs, had en-
glnes disabled first. Repairs expected to
REQUIRE three weeks. Passengers will 20
forward on other steamers
SEATTLE, Oct 4-Wireless from Juneau
sald nshlng schr Alecto was wrecked Sep
Ielnper ~ on ocean cape at entrance TO
fakutat Bay. Crew saved
Cargo on Ketchikan, previously reported
oeached at Printo Colve, being transferred
TO str Cordova, which Is standing by
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Hsra $50 Il AmhrBaa Oct n

Hera $50 Fl Ambr6se oct ..
independence Hall 1929 EtAmbrose Oct. s
Joseph NJ Cndahy arr Nueyitas, Cuba, I
n III Oct 3.
J. Moffett tr eo7 I, Ambrose Oct {.
Mohawk 10 II Diamond shoal Oct l.
monmouth 10 0E by " Cape Henry Oct 4
Macapi N Nantucket Oct &
Melrose liz ENE Winterauarter Oct L.
Metapan ss1 8 Scotland Oct L.
Nobies 11b0 w Faatnet Oct B.
Ontario l9 u Fire Island Oct A.
Oacar ID Bennett 60 N Key West Oct g.
President Adams 1890 u Ambrose Oct g.
President Garfield 370 w Fnstnat Oct B.
RoanoNe S66 Ambrose Oct A.
Robert Hopkins % 8 Jupiter Oct 8
Sagua left San Juan 6 so u m Oct a
san F9orenine ls60 SE Ambrose q m
Oct 4.
San Jacinto 81 N Key West ost 3.
San Mateo $50 NE Jupiter Oct B.
sarcoxie 770 IL Ambrose oct g.
seminole 900 SiG Sandy Hook oct T.
snngamon 1a40 Il Ambrose oct g.
Salanta 76 Scotland Oct d.
Ihe Lambs l3a0 IL Ambrose 10 p m oct 2
tuscan SO NE Winterquarter oct a.
Tanamo 9S7 scotiand Oct g.
'Iarembo 639 Ambrose Oct g.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHkPMASTERS

:, The me Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
eeived through the Independent Wire.
iess Corporation and the Radio corpo
ration OF America. Shiplnasters Of
vessels with radio apparatus may with
out charge. report their (TRJ noon
positions through the following corr.
meteial ststsL radio radio stations in The United
these reports should be sent I,ro,n r,tIv
at noon each day In order that they
may be received in time for p,Iblicasinn
=, Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
wireless telegraph Company. me Nav
1Wsp, 1ors City s - tWcG). Babylon. L. Z
sWoE1, East Hampton, l.. T. (3NSA1
New Lcndcn, Conn. (WST).
NO chafge made for medicaI nv
surgical advice, latest news ana weather
reports oFhef
The Radio Corporation Of aner,o.
Wiii receive position reports throuph
,hs ,Mc,,, ,f,oliowng stations: Cape coi
lNCC,, Siasconset. Mass tWs6S New
london; Conn. lWLC), Cape Nav New
York City (WNY). -se"
Medical and surgical advice will No
given free through the Radio cornora ae
lon OF America by the u. PnhIic
Health Service iupilc
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
Change of Masters

Larsen succeeds w x Smith command
steam screw Wayne
August Petersen succeeds Jamea
Hannigan command barge Daisy
- Ihomas j Howard succeeds Harold j
hioHno1r command barge Howard Sisters
Is Mattson succeeds J H Halsey com
cifc Co. d
eugene Hassell succeeds A s Dougherty
command barge Margaret
{ Strout succeeds F c Huntley com
mand sch Jesse l. Leach
william Ncrthway succeeds William c
Michel command barge Rainbow.
w Murphy succeeds Herbert Mona
mara command barge Brooklyn.
maliiam Totman succeeds LW Quinn
comman nd steam screw Nottingham
Albert Gordon succeeds A H Raiiav co,,
mand barge Red Fox. '' Noi''-
Buinnell succeeds Edward Kember
command steam screw Lenape; Clyde s
New-York tribune., 1922-10-05
New England S. S. Co. to
Build Passenger Liner

2o0-foot side-wheel passenger YES
sci viii be constructed for the New
England Steamship Company, 1t was
reported yesterday. The ship is to be
eperated between Martha's Vineyard
and Woods Hole.
The Bath Iron Works is to build the
ship, it was said, but this could not be
confirmed at the local offices of the
company: The New York manager ad-
mltted that the company was submit
ting estimates on the work, but said
he was not informed that the contract
had been awarded. The report was
that the Bath company had taken the
sob considerably below figures from
competing yards.