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New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
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Haiesius l70 Ambrose 4 px
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OnSarto Narso,s5 Fire Island Nv Feb as fnovn.
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GLOUCESTER 1877 NE w!nterou.,..x
toound Boston). S~eef Feb rs
Gulftrade rs Brenfon
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Sss W,s, narbor % 2so Sandy Hook Feb 2s
Eyai,.a !! an9a ,o3 9, ~ Ambrose Feb 2s
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naaltole $50 sW Diamond Shoals r.A y.
81 81 I1aoa fo6 Scotland Feb rs So
0i e"1o 1lb Scotland Pm Feb %
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Stevedoring Rates FOR
u. 5. Ships Cut 2OP. G.

=, An agreement providing for cut Of
~ per cent IN the stevedorfn~ ra+os
Tor the Port Of New York wa. ~ao'cj ~
yesterday by the United States Sb;,,-
ping Board and the steyadoring jnteT.
csts or the port, it was announced b,,
Shipping Board Commissioners r y
O'Connor.
The reduction follows several months :
OF conferences and is made retroartivs
20 February l. Provision is made that
the new rates be tried out for nerio5
OF sixty days, with Indefinite rontin~-
ance If they are found satisfactory
Terms Of the agreement also "br;no
aoout general Improvement o. NJ
ieast 10 per cent in stevedorinr condi-
lions Mr.. O'Connor said
one clause IN the new agreement nro-
Vldes that stevedores must rig and nm
rig ships for loading at their own ev-
pense. and another sets forth that alI
stevedorlng companies doing &ork ON
government-opera vessels must pro
tect Shipping Board agents against ia
olllties for injuries to employees.
overtime pay Oh cargo worA IS made
43 cents an hour per man, rs xents an
hour Tor extra labor time and &l.lS an
hour for extra labor overtime.
Working out OF the rates was ef
fectcd by the stevedoring committees
Of the Shipping Board and individual
and managing agents for the port CON
trolilng stevedoring operations in the
loading, discharging and buukerinr
of the board
Commissioner O'Conner left at night
for Boston, where he viii endeavor to
have a similar agreement placed in
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Passenger Ships Due

.l7a R5sss (Fr). Marseillcs, Feb IL; to Fsore
LINZ r.ae w.th mails Is expected to dock fore
,--as'., Ia Lorraine (Frl. Havrs. Feb IL TO
DOCK At Per 81, y r West l5tii st>
Cel,ie GBr(. Liverpool. Feb ls 10 White
Star Line With mails. is expected to dook
forenoon At Pier 81 y r (West 2sd sN.
- Iceland (Br). southampton. Feb IS. to
dock ~ Pier b8, \ X (West 2od st)
ort 81 George Nbr}, Trinidad Feb 10;
10 dock at Pier % \ r tWcst 55th st)
Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda Feb 25:
20 urness, bermuda Line with malls; is
e1pected 10 GocK forenoon at Pier e5 \ f
2ulia, Msysguez Feb q to Bliss. Dallett
& 60 with mails IS expected TO dock fore
moon sl., at Pier H. Hklyn
and Porto RICO Line with mails: is cr-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 30, Bklyn.
Due Tomorrow
Panhandle State, London. Feb 49, 20
7 Lines with mails; is expected TO dock
forenoon at Pier !. Hoboken.
Carrillo, Santiago Feb %; to United
Fruit GO rith malls; is expected to dock at
fier r., ls' 10 nd q = CMaiden en- LSHe)
Mail Line with mails. is expected to dock
al Pier IA, Il lWall ST..
Due Wednesday
sa9onia. Hamburg, Feb ls... .cunard seioy; I;ne
Taormina. Naples, Feb italian Line
Due Thursday
M;t0nf.eskshda. ~. Hamburg. Feb 1s Amer Lins
ct Victoria. bermuda, Feb 81
Furness. Bermuda Line
Araguaya, Bermuda, Feb 81
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
si1aols, Kingston, Feb % United Fruit Co
Arapahoe Jacksonville, Feb &c. Clyde Line
Due Friday
Araoic naples, Feb Is. White Star Line
southern Cross. Bucnos Ayres, Feb is
hunson Line.
Due Saturday
la Bourdonnais, Havre Feb 2l. French Lin.
Esperanza. HsVana Fob IS Ward Line
Comal, Galveston. Leb 20 -. Mallory Line
Due Sunday
Fynaem. ROTTERDAM, Feb 20 Roi Amer Line
Stockholm Gothenhurg. Feb 2l.
swedish American Line
CITY Of Atlanta, Savannah March 2.
Lenape Jacksonville. March 2 2,.Cisde Lin,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Arrived Yesterday

scydiitz Ccrr>, Bremen FEB II, 70 N.
North German floye s Iine. with 10
cabin ana e0 thlrd class psS'' mails and
A 9 BEDFORD. Port Lohos, 20 Robert I.
Hague. With crude oil. PIER 6. Constable
Noo<
the Muuson 8 Line. with sugar; OK
suveric CBrl. Madeira Feb 10. 20 Houldcr,
'Nesr 3 Royd. in ballast.
rila 10. Cehu IS Yokohama az. honolulu
Ian l.. Cr'stooal Feb 4. Philadelphia II
and Boston - 30 the Barber s Lincs.
with mdse; Fier SIS brooklyn
la0u- f7r>. Brept Jan 25. Dartmouth 2s
and Bermuda Feb u: to the Three star
Inc. with mdse. Bieal>water. Erie Basin.
Brooklyn
sonsysar 1,N,or> Bueno' Ayres Jan so
with mdso. Pier & Brooklyn
santa Fertrudis fRr). Lasuna FNb =,
Puerto Mexico 9. sasua II and NhNade,-
phia 25. 70 the y 4 Cuba Mail s Co,
With mdsr of Liberty
Anna fNorl. Laguayra Jsn 20. Puerto
CaheNo Feb J. Maracafho T. Carupano H.
Trinidad 1a and Sanchez -; 10 the Carlh-
hesn Co. With Wdsc: per 2 Empire
Hamilton NorfolN; to the 90 Dominion
TTansportation Co. with mdse: Pier 2s.
Cognauchs Jsclssonville and Charleston
IN tho Clyd" s co with pass and ind,e .
city OF Montgomery. ssvrnnsh: 20 tho
ocean 20 with pass and mdse; Pier
Fort 81 George CBr). Trinidad ana st
Thomas 70 Furnrss. Witty & Co with
nldse In Quarantine.
Atlantic Fruit Co with mdse; in Ouaran~
Nsyaro OBJ. Forth Anboy; to rurn.sa
city OF Lahore OBJ, Philadelphia: to
Norton. Lilly Co; Pier Z, Bush Docks
Edith. Arroyo Feb lS, mayaxles l4
GuaNan'lla ls. Numacao IS and San Juan
= 20 tho Bun Insuiar Line with eugar
y, Anpetco. Antwerp Feb g; to Robert I.
Hague In ballast. off Tonpkinsviio
,Nortolk Range CBr). Dundee Feb and
,,.f mni,.ade,pA'a !. 70 to Furness, Witty & CO
EssNquibo (Brl Nalpara 20 Fob An+o-
iagasta 2, Mejiiioncs 10. Ayica H. Mollen6o
y allao u and Cristoba. %. 70 Sander
I2n {" Son With SO pass. mails and nsdse
,Poycarp (pr). Manaos Feb - ana Para
~ TO tho Booth $ s. co with pass mails
Santa Eulaliu. Nunvitas Fob IA AMI va
T@na ga; 20 ths American & Cuban 3 Y
i72s n Vao%n11, WITH sugar. gar. of liberty
Vacuum on CO with crude OIL: Bayonne
w Sa9ta Sag Gertr.,qdis, CBl>. Philadelphia. to
Na,v Eao-'e.,, 49,
Bacon in Quarantine
&C., SAodacA, punkirk. 70 Cosmopolitan
Shipping IN Quarantine
bre'nefton Sew London. 10 shIpying
Nasari ODD returned honce). to Lam
port & Holt of Clifton s l.
Lake Stirling. Richmond; to the n 7 g.
RICHMOND Irans Co. with mdse
Nuioan Cify' Philadelphia, for London
Lake kyttie, Havana and sague.
Now Georgia RI sierre Leone
New York City OBJ. Bristol VIA Nor
folk " ''
Cornclla, Bogton
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
N. Y. Shipb,'iIdines g
Shows SI1 a Share
Earned for Y ear
Construction Program for
Shipping Board Is Now
Complete; Operations III
1921 Bring Good Profit

The annual report Of the New York
Shipbuilding Corporation Tor 1921
shows n surplus at the end q the year
of 5,464. .637.95, compared with S4.21S.-
600 in 1920 and 81 opp 900 in 1919. The
figures for last year are sub ect 10 the
usual deductions for Federal income
and profits taxes The report Of Presj-
dent Marvin A. Neelaud shows that the
operations OF the company las year
consisted largely Of construction Of
the combination cargo and pa MGR
vessels for the Shipping Board This
building program has been Completed
within the last month
The gross income g. the company
last year amounted to Ss.899.67l com
pared with $4,39S.759 the vear before.
Net income aggregated S2,S53.l1i. or
approximately sli a share. against s..
0oo.36 In 1920. but the amount sec
aside for amortization last year was
) sl,943,3S6, as compared with Only $40
8Sl in 1920. The dividend in both
years was S800.000 or S4 shar..
President Neeland sounds an oDti-
mistic note when he says IN his re-
port that despite the present depressed
condition of the shipbuilding Industry
your corporation has been called uDon
IN the last few months TO figure on m
increasing number Of inquiries for
specialized tonnage from forsign oD-
orators as we'll as from domestic
sources, and has also undertaken sew
eral contracts for work in other fields
70 which Its equipment Is adapted.
"Commensurately with tho connie
.lon OF contracts in hand, the working
lorces IN both the yard and The Office
nave been decreased and working and
overhead costs are being rapidly ad,1s4
ed to basis suited to the prssenf con-
dltlons in the trade.'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
5 Waterway Organizations
To Meet in Washington
Miller 10 Take Part in Joint
Debate on st. Lawrence
River Project

WASHINGTON, Feb. &c Waterways
transportation problems extending
from the Great Lakes TO the Atlantic
and to the Gulf of Mexico will occupy
the attention of FIVE important water
ways organizations which will hold
sessions here during the week These
include the National Rivers and Har-
bors Congress, the National Merchant
Marine Association. South Atlantic
States Association, Middle West Mer-
chan. Marine Committee and the Mis-
sissippi Valley Association.
An unusual degree Of interest is ex-
pscted to attend the joint debate on
the ST. Lawrence River project, which
uIil be held " Wednesday under the au-
spices Of the Rivers and Harbors Con-
Rress, in which Governor Nathan l.
Miller of New York Will speak for
those against the project, and Cover
nor Henry J. Allen of Kansas and H.
Fl Merrick, Of Chicago. will speak for
those supporting IL
With Congress about to take Up the
question Of new shipping legislation
especial interest is being attached by
delegates TO addresses TO be delivered
by members OF the Senate and House
at the national merchant marine gath
erlng. The Shipping Board at this con-
vention will be represented by Chair
man Lasker, who will speak on The
Future OF Our Merchant Marine' The
organization of American ship owners
and operators will have as spokesnler
their presidents. Fl. II. Raymond and
Charles H. Potter, respectively "
Avere!l Hartman, head of the Ameri-
can Ship and Commerce Corporation,
and Stevenson Taylor, president of the
American Bureau Of Shipping, also viii
snesl,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
naturalization
OF Navy Yards Not
Wise, Says DENLY
Secretary Shows Why Com
pers's Proposals to Help
Idle Would Fail TO At
tain the Purpose Desired

WASHINGTON, FEB. 2s--Converuio on
Of navy yards into industrial plant, for
the purpose Of obtaining contracts from
other government departments could be
accomplished only at tho expense Of
privately owned factories and, there
fore, would not be Of value to the un-
employed, Secretary DENLY declared to-
night in letter answering suggestions
laid before him recently by Samuel
Gompors, president Of the American
Federation OF Labor, as head Of dele
CATION representing "furloughed' navy
yard employees. Several thousand Of
these employees were given lcave with
out pay AS consequence Of the naval
agreements reached at tbs Waehi n Rton
arms conference.
ut Is df1cult TO gee" Secretary ry
DENLY said. "how the national unem-
ploymont situation will be in any way
ailevlated even if It is found feasible
TO compete in the open market with IN
dustrial plants on tho outside As to
this | have very serious doubt, for I
know OF no industrial plant in private
life where such lberality is shown en-
ployees, thereby increasing the over
head, ns in the navy yards of the
United States"
Doubts Wisdom OF Plan
Moreover, the Secretary continued.
he doubted very much the wisdom Of
artlilcially keeping up navy yards.
some of which must inevitable be
closed, at the expense Of private yards.
thereby perhaps causing the dcstruc-
tion Of the latter" When the navy
yards are not required to maintain the
fleet, ne said they should be aban-
doned or leased to private concerns
which may find employment for them. "
Inc delegation. headed By Mr..
Gompers, submitted a program COM
prising fifteen proposals designed to
relieve the situation Of the men thrown ~
out Of work. Secretary DENLY took no
the suggestions in order, explaining in
most cnses that the apartment did
not have the appropriations necessary
TO undertake them or lacked authority.
Scrspping Up to Congress
Mr.. Gomper's proposal that prepara-
tory steps be taken at onco looking to
the scrspping or diamantclinR of naval
craft which arc to be eliminated under
the new naval treaty could not be
adopted, Mr.. DENLY said, since this
work would not be unde rtaken until
ratifcations had been exchanged BY the
interested powers. Even then, the
Secretary said, 1t will require an act
of Congress actually to accom- mplish the
scrapping of the ships the place and
methods of the destruction remaining
entirely within the authority OF the
Legislative branch Of the government.
Work Is under way at present upon
every vessel authorized BY Congress.
for which appropriation has been
made, Secretary DENLY said, in reply
to the suggestion that construction be
started at once on such vessels as at
Is deemed advisable to build"
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Freight Ships Due

Vessel. Port. Agency
oien. Dunkirk Jan sl .Cosmopolitsn Lins
AinoToss Buenos Ayres, Jan 20.
AannenfJord. Chri-,iauia. jan 81.
Charlton Hall. Rio de Janeiro Jan 80.
Steel Mariner. Seattle, Jan 3s
Isthrnian 6 g Lines
Jethou Buenos Ayres. Jan a. Kerr g CO
Blair. Alexandra. Jan seExport 6 Co
slavic Prince. London. Feb g.
v,,-,. Fu5ness. witty = Co
hhl1ht OF the Garter, Gibraltar, Feb 4
Punch. Edye b Co
Sausus' Palerrno. Feb s...A H Bull & Co
O1iympe. Msrseilles. Feb 8 Three Star Line
1sushima Maru' colonbo; Jan 81,
Foldcnf1ord, Nyborg, Jan IS,
Norwegian American Line
Hawaiian. Los Angeles Feb /
United American Lines
Due Tomorrow
Pipestone County. Rotterdam. Feb IS.
city Of Dunkirk. Gibraltar. Feb ia.
Norton. Lilly 4 Co
Due Wednesday
West Hiulrod- Honolulu. Jan -.
rresithney. Auckland. Jan a. ''''
Norton. Lilly Co.
Due Thursday
' Naseorla, London. Feb 10. Cunard Co.
Cornish City, Shields, Feb IL
L Navigation Co.
Rruyere Para. Feb 10 Lam port & Holt Line
Due Friday
MslInen. 1mmirgham FEB II,
Maddequct. Cardiff. Feb is,
II Winchester & Co
Due Saturday
Atlantic, GothenburR. Feb 10.
Furnesn Withey d Co
Bonheur Santos, Feb g. .LampoYt q Holt
Clearwater. Gibraltar. Feb is,
United American YdnKh
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

iat 80 al \ Ions 80 o. W :S,b u.s.
I'd L pohony 8 ENI1 Nantucket Fob IS
Clontart 266 70 Ambrose Feb 2s.
w Keene tug) II Old Anthony
Tort Victoria ge5 So Ambrose FOB 2s.
Chicago CITY l41 L Ambrose Ncb 2s
Herbert g Wyle 12o sW Nantucket ~
Everett 80 sH sh'nn-rocN I.v Fob 20
Ncrbsnia 20 Sissconnctt Feb IS.
Nltonian 10 e Hasconsett Feb rs
CNrwood lat 3s 20 N long 40 Il w Feb 2s.
Uarry LucNcnbacS 926 NB Colon Feb 20
Lake Sterling SW Five Fathom IN
Feb 9G
raks Arthur ITO South Scotland Fob 2s.
CITY Of Columbus $50 9 Scotland Fob IS.
Matinicoc6 l20 ~ Uattcres Fob rs
1cvant Arrow 149 s. Ambrose Fcb as
General NodScs 233 ecotland Feb ss.
OpclikR 500 r. CApc May Feh %.
Porto Rico 263 Scotland Fob IS.
Munamar 2S2 Ambrose Feb 50.
Santa Ana 297 3 Ambrose Feb 26
Philadelphia 239 S Scotland Fob 2f
VIM Boyco Thompson 1e0 Cape May
FEB 26
Dirigo 34s ESW Prcnton Reef ~ Feb 2s.
Pastores 204 g Sandy Hook Feb 96
Guif Of Mexico 2l5 5 Sandy Hook Fob 26.
Stockholm lat 90 ~ lon % 70 Feb 96
Henry y Wilton 230 S Scotlsnd Feb IS
Celtic SOS + Ambrose Feb %
Vacuum pd Delaware capcs . m Feb 2s
Nacoohee 100 SW Gayhead Vcb ae
Herbert l. Pratt sA S-by-W Lobo- Island
Feb 20
Federal 81 SW Diamond shoals Feb 26
America 3,544 T. Anbroso Ych 26
Faulsboro 10 s Fenwicle Nv & p m Feb 2s
sManderborg 400 NE Caps COD $50 p m
FEB PC
Bsyano lat 40 Of n Ion 50 as w Feb Is
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

Abron 100 E Ambrose Feb IS
Aianarns % from Sand Key Feb os
Atenas 21a South PNsp Feb 2e
Byiayl Sc Winterquartor Feb %
Carriage 10 n Cape Antonio Feb as
Cecil County 222 NE TaInpioo Feb rs
chsr.es Everest S73 WNW Tortugas
Cornelia l4s r Ambrose Feb ?6
Jurrior ~ Block Island Feb IS
11ar'lora lio W Sand Key Feb 26.
tiisha Walker 220 ENE Tal0pico reh 9r
ti gi Lago e Sand Key Feb 2s
r, RI Nalle 81 WV Tortugas Feb rs
Everett 80 SE Shinnecock Feb 2s
Excelsior 209 Sc Mississippi Bar Fch se
Fordonian 7Sl Delaware Breakwa,.r
Fort Hamilton lat So OF lon u IS { AM
Trssport Sulphur No 222 z Swan Island
Friede 40 8 Jupiter FEB %
George q Henry l7s NNE Hatt.r,, rah 9s
C.ouccs'eI lo' NE WinterQuarter Feb rs.
TranI'e state 1922 from San Francesca
Guitoil +s W ssnd Key FEB &c.
GuN queen 80 " Tortu9ae Feb 26
H53ary"stcr 200 sw Sabine Bar Feb Is.
H,dso t5vI or,' o., - ray 100 Hatteras Feb %.
hGron 2o47 Sc Ambrose FEB rs.
Thits "a Ne Tnmp'co Feb 25
n S9SsT,e1 B9nNissT IS sos F. s5ug sngitsr Fsb rs
Leh!sh s76 OverfaNs Feb rs
I,oaI,a ,sTanI Ar,oT =, = ~ scotland ~ Feb IS.
,f6r,;ato' 80 Hnplco reb 70
Munisla 44 NV Tortugae FEB "a
NSoIioIH 20 SE Cape Henry Feb 25
Ohioan l'b Sand Pedro Feb s5
0peIiEo ieTT1o 10 s6o " Shinnesook ~ An Feb IS.
Ori2aba 7$7 Scotland ~ rsb %
pscar BENNETT ls6 Tarpico Feb "a
pparaguay ll6 Z Sand Key Fsb Ak %
ppsSIofes psti ZC1 Scotland LV Feb rs
ra4' Ta a Harwood 2s3 SW Galvea,or
49,
Plsiades Pns. e., 9s1 s San pdro Feb -
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New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Boat Owners Ask
improvement Fund
For Barge Canal
Legislature To BE Urged I"
Appropriate Money 10 Ex-
tend Walls Of Locks and
Remove Schenectady Pier

Definite suggestions for impf ent
oe the Barge Canal wero made ycster-
day At meeting Of tho Barge Canol
Individunl Boat Owners Line. al !
Moore Street, and resolutions wcrn
adopted requesting the Lcg Mature TO
appropriate the money necessary. Tho
improvements sugRcsted you'd be cz-
pensive. it was admitted, bus those a.
tho meeting asserted that thsrc would
be a compensatory increase AZ traffic
AZ result.
The boat owners want to fnve The
approach walls Of the locks betwcen
Schenectady and st. Johnsvilfe length
encd On tho shore gide Of The canal
they are 250 foot long now and. on the
Mohnwk River side, tgoutv-f vc fect
long The boat owners want them ex-
tended to 900 fect on tho abore side
and 900 feet on tho river side Length
cning the walls TO this extent is nee
cs.ary, they my, IL manufacture
along tho route Of tho canal are 10
make adequate use Of t.
The other improvement Tint they
want carried out is tho remova of one
of the piers Of tho Now York Central
Railroad bridge Mt Schenectady, which
Whf rHii'I Htudlt 10 IhN kdtlDli d.
the meeting
"Et's about time for the officials %
the state to wake up said Michael
Weidncr, president of the organization.
land make the Barge CanaI what 1T
should be so that it Will be g benefit
to the general community. 1rafFlc ia
being diverted from the canal at the
present time, but with the improve
mcnts we are seeking that truf'ic VIII
make use Of the canal
Mr. Weidner said the New York Tov-
boat Exchange, members Of which were
owners Of craft plying tho harbor, sup
ported the plan for improvement Of
the canal.
Several shippers and manufacturers
from St. townsville and other cities
along tho canal were presen, he said
and ready TO cooperate in bringing
about the improvements suggested. An
invitation had been sent 10 the Secre-
tary of State, ne added. but DO reply
had been received.