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The WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Tues
day. Not much change in tempera-
ture.
Highest temperature yesterday,
S4; lowest last night, So.
Wind velocity at a. m. 6 miles
per hour.
Precipitation, none
I'm 7p.m. lam.
yester. yester. today.
Dry bulb tenn. 7S 81 6s
Wet bulb tenn. .-65 81 81
Relative humid. As 46 SO
River stage at z a. m T.. a fall Of
2 in last 4S hours
Sunset today 1888 p. M; sunrise
tomorrow, 4.27 a. m.
River Forecast.
The Mississippi river from below
Dubuque to Muscatine will change
but little during the next few
days.
ANDREW HAMRICK.
Neteorologist.
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NEGR0ES KILL MOTORMAN.

Richmond, Va, June PA street
car motorman was stabbed to
death by crowd of negroes fol-
lowing an argument.
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@RICK- CRASHES.

Omaha, Neb. June 12.-Eddie
Rickenbacker's air trip around the
country ended when his plane
crashed near here.
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PLANE CRASHES: 3 DIE,

Chicago, June u. - Charles n.
Wheelock of Zion City, and his
bride were killed in an airplane
crash.
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KATO Is PREMIER.

Toxic. Japan, June 12.-Admiral
Baron Kato accepted the premier
! ship OF Japan
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Ship Lines to Settle
With Board by Sept. Is

Steamship lines which have not yet
reached an agreement with the Ship
ping Board on their purchases of yes
sells at war prices are expected to do
SO IN most instances before September.
81 the deadlsne set by the board II.
$, kimball. fiscal agent for the board
in New York, who resigned recently as
financial president, ana General
Counsel Fl. .. Freund said yesterday
that progress IS being made and that
al of the companies concerned seem
to be serious in their efforts.
Mr.. Freund said that if settlement
is not reached the board is ready to
shoot and will take the proper meas
ures to protect its interests. He added
that the seizure of the ships sold to
the Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Company
vas the only step which the board
could take under the circum stances. II
the company had been warned in adj
~ance, he said, receivership night
have forestailed the action of the
board, with the result that court pro-
ceedings would have dragged out in
definitely, as in the case of the Green
Star Line. As the situation stands
now, he explained, rne board has the
ships under possessory libel
The A., G, g. P steamers will be
offered for sale by the board after
they have completed their present
VOYAGES, Mr. Freund said, remarkne
that they are some of the best ships
owned by the government.
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Arrived Yesterday

cauts tNor1. Barry Aug 10: to J whit
ney & Co with coat; Pier l6 star = = iss,ha
Agwis,ir,. Lobos aug ~, .,1 70 a e ,.iberls. ~
Wants II tNor), MaaRinnon Haroor Aug
"a. to Bennett, Hvoslet & Go, with plaster
) Mnnindies, santa re Aug 3. Rio de
7Jsneiro IL: to Munson Lines, Win eae-
bracho wcod: Freeman st. Bkiyn. - -
CITY OF Atlanta. Savannah Aug - 70
Ocean s s Co. with pass and nase' tAef
,ts Of Seattle. Philadelphia Aug Is; to
Halschaw co, WIN pass ahu S'
Gnifoueens Port Arthur. Tex. Aug a; to
Gulf Refining Co. with oil; Bayonne, ~ -
Pacifc Co. with mdse; Pier 81. n r.
Independence. Shanghai May Is; Hong go
kong 81, Manila. june 9, Cehn Is. KOBE ~,
Honolulu July le. Cristobal avg .. sew
Orleans is. baltimore IS; TO Barber Il Co.
With lndse; Pier IS. Bkiyn.
TrevIder fBr), Barry Aug II: e MORON
: pnns Law tRrj, Newport. Eng, Avg Il;
TO Furness, witty s. Co, with coal; eth
Niels 3 Finsen tpan), Niauero' An a,,ss ~:
National Refinery, Yonkers. N Y.
vans se ~ = Il to ssnderson & sons with 100
pass. mails and mdse; Pier a.. Mr.
King Alexander tBr}, Patras Aug -: e
ssi third class pass. mails and mdse;
anchored off Ambrose; viii dock forenoon
Friday at Pier %, B'klyn.
Missouri tBr}. Philadelphia Aug 81 to
Atlantic Transport Line. with mdse; Pier
81, N r.
Freeman. Norfolk Aus 20 e Pocah0ntas
Evelyn, Norfolk Aug IS: to A Fl Bull
with n1dse: Pier 27. Bklyn.
Mercian tBr), philadelphia aug -: 70
white Star Line. with mdse; Pier 90. N Il.
X ! Luckenbach, Boston Aug s9 %
I.uckenbsch S S Co. with ndse; o5th ST.
B'klyn.
Lake Einahurst. Philadelphia Aug 20 to
Ward Line. with nadse; Pier ~ B'klyn,
Shunko Maru (Jepl. Cristobal Aug ~ 20
Barber s s CO. with mdse: Pier 81. b klyu.
Lake Cilboa Brunswick; TO Clyde Line.
with rndse; Pier A. r.
West Haven. Tacoma July Is, San Fran
cisco "A. Colon Aug TO-. Norfolk "a to
Nawsco Line. with mdse;- Pier SO, n r.
Mosella Cardiff TO Lykes Bros, with
n1dse; Piar 10, Clifton, 81,
Sunewco. Pensacola Aug "a to Trans
Marine Corp, with mdse; Newark, n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Foreign, Ports
Arrivals

ANToFAGAsFA, Aug fisherman
"A. ALe ga BAY, Aug s7-clan Macintosh
/. D Iul Aug. 97,-ersy County tHr>,
York 18th caedonier eBeis,. Rsn Yor Kew
SHANGHAI. Aug, 2s.N-camilla Giibsr,
tBr}, New York Via Yokohama.
woo, Aug 2S-Leerdam tDutch), New
ST VINCENT, G v, Aug 2s--Aakwin tBr),
Ne TnY York for Cape Town.
iand. San FRANCISCO for Hongkong
MELBOURNE, Aug as-Vinitap, g San
81 GIBRALTAR. Aug as-Attivita tItso,
:, MANILA. Aug 2s---Empress of Asia (Br)
HoNGKoNG. Aug 2s-Tymeric (Br).
New York via Norfolk.
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 3O-Empress Of
Scotland {Br), Quebec for Hamburg (and
PANAMA CANAL. cristobal Aup %
Pastores. New York
SANTANDER, Aug 1S-Saugerties New
PIRAEUS. Aug 22--Laura rtItaD. phsla.
delphia via New York.
TRIESTE, Aug 23--Lodovica tItaD, New
Orleans via Genoa 20, orsova fItaD. phi:
adelphis via Naples.
BARCELONA, Aug 24-Manuel calvc
tspano. New York via Cadiz.
York NC"
KOBE. AVS, as-slavic Prince fBr), New
fork Via Yokohama Scr Shanghai
! M LIVERPOOL, Aug 2s--Cornishman (Br)
.AvoNMoUTH, Aug 2s-cabotia chr,
PLYMOUTH. Aug so-Resolute, New
YORK Tor Hamburg: Noordam {Duj. New
YORK Tor Rotterdam tand both proceeded1
York io ,of', ne"
~. TAN X, Aug 2s--viIle d'oran CTR,
Gray's Harbor. oiiai
BAAlaB &c; Aug 27-canadian Hun.
s AR Rd, Aug 2s--chicago city tBr,
EAST LONDON. Aug 2s--clan Mac1n.
tosh IBID, New York via Cape Town.
delphla via New YORK sic
HULL. Aus 2s--Rowena (Br). Montreal
LEITH. Aug 3o---Sta nmore tBr9. Nav
York via Philadelphia
MANCHESTER. Aug se-BlaIr New
York via Baltimore and Raston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Dangers TO Navigation
BY U. 8. photographic Office)
Trana-Aflnntic RnEtea

Owing to prevalence OF icebergs in the
vicinity of lat AZ and lon 90 w, the
representatives of tho North Atlantic
Track Agreement. and representatives OF
other transatlantic steamship companies
1ave agreed to postpone the shift to the
usual transatlantic winter routes crossing
Ion 80 w, in lat IS N. easthound, and in
lat ~ ~ westbound, until the ice ceases
to be menace TO shipping
The shift to the usual winter routes Is
normally effective Sept ]. but in
view of the present dangerous conditions
this date Is cancelled and all ns-Atlan-
tic chipping Is advised to adhere to the
normal summer routes now in use. viz:
Eastbouad cross lon ~ w, in lat 40 80 N:
westbound cross lon Al w, in lat Al 80 N,
until 1t becomes safe to adopt the winter
routes,
Notice will be given by tho Hydro
graphic Office through its publicati ons
and by radio, az to the date on which
the winter routes are to become effective.
North Atlantic Ocean--Off the American
Coast
The following distractions were re-
ported: Aug 29---Iat 40 0S. lon 10 3d. an
empty dory--Oreans Aug 2T--Lat % IA,
Ion 81 IS, ifeboat--John Worthington.
Along the Oversee Routes
The following obstruction was reported :
Aug 20--Lat 40 43. Ion 50 49, red conical
buoy with staff and a black aag-Rygja.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
Kivarra, Liverpool, Aug 10.
Lloyd Royal Beige
Jadden. dibraltar. Aug il Ba.b sassD ) Lines
sark. Rio de Janeiro Aug 10. Kerr Co
Muroran Maru, AleSaMafa hIa, Avg y. 8 ,
Cederic. Shields, Aug II.
Alstern Umea. Aug il Furness, Witty & GO
Funch, Edge & Co
promore Castle. Port Natal. July IS.
Barber s 8 Lines
Charles Hill & Soma
Albany. Rosario, Aug :.
Simpson. spencs & Young
Margaret Dollar Genoa, Aug T.;
Eastern Dawn, Rotterdam. Aug IL
Black Diamond s Co
City OF Lahore. cibraltar Aug ..
Elswick Grangs. West Hartlspool. Aus ie.
Liberty Glo Santos, Aug I. N''"
international Freighting Co
Due Tomorrow
francisco, Hull. Aug 1s
,,, Eilern,an's wilson Line
City of Newcastle. Perrin: Aus Is 1870
Kazembe. oran Aug IA N orson L Liily GO
o 7 Warning. Merseiles. Aug Is.
Standard Oil Co
Duo Saturday
Atlantic transport Line
Andaluzier. Barry Aug IT, +BsiFian Linz
Bronte; Para. Aug y, Lalnport &, Holt Line
cape honain, San francisco. Aug T.
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific cn
Auronian, Liverpool Aug 90.
Due Sunday
Matoppo, Cape Town, Aug / Norton Lilly
-M Norris s Hamburg aug II Kerr Co
Baisanl Cardiff. Aug IS
Moore & Mccormack
Due Monday
Siam City, Shields, Aug 10
westeraijk, Rotterdam, Aus y, e ~
Wells City Bristol. Aug Il:
Robin. Gray. Los Angeles. Aug II. SONS
IstE,nian Lines
Due, Tuesday
Sutton Hall, Palermo, Aug 10
vesrvio' Fenssth. Aug e.
Monmouth, Cardiff, Aug y. '''S- go Lane
Susqushsnna S S Corp
Clan MacRrayne shields, Aug 90
Royal City, Newport. Aug 10
U Navigat Co
Due Wednesday
denominee, London. Aug IS
1rnoko, Antwerp. Aug 81. -'7,'0- -''-''
Black Diamond S Corp
Hirgiiia, London. Aug 10, Cunard CO
Sraster Hall, Iquique, Aug u
+Fs t"'s4rf Norton I,iliy e. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Cleared

caronta fBr), Digg:e; Plymouth. Cher
bogrs and 5ame y !, canaGd Line
Liverpool via Boston; Cunard Line
Chicago 4Fr,, An1ic HaTre; French l. Line.
5ia Turks Island Clyde Line
Motor barge Daniel ii. Munro tBr). Nc
Donald Windsor : W Viii y. rp,. po,.
Cerrc Eoano, COOK Tanptco; Huasteca
Poloma Cuban, Hallum; Nassau; Mum
Lepanto cBr), Proctor; Hull and New
Riol tBrl, LAWSON. London and Liver
Poycarp tBrl, Jones; Para and ceara,
Heiiig olav tDan>, Peronard, chrtstiania,
christiansard and Copenhagen; Funch,
Trevean tBrp Dunnett; Pago Page ard
s'.Da We Fananas Cana; M9s.on. L - P,
adelphia; Cosmopolitan Lines
Maravai tBr) Matheson' Grenada, Trim
dad and Delnarara; FurnessW Witty.
Roanoke, Brewer; Tampico Texas Co.
FL Estero, Peterson; New Orleans; South
ern Pacific Co
81 oocidente Campbell; Galveston
southern t,t, - Pae ctisn c. e.rs.,d ssy.r,.,.
Britsum Dutch, peuries; Norfolk, Is
trandtsen Moeller Co.
Calvin Austin Call; Boston; Eastern S
Hamilton. Nelson: Norfolk, Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co
Robin Adair Smith; Boston 1sthmian
cubore. Robertson, Baltimore; Ore 6
Alabama, syenssen; Tampico; the Tex
as Co.
United American Lines.
Bird city, Rogers; Rio de 5ansiro; Inter
national Freighting Corp.
susqueha ma, Mclean; Bremen and Dan
zig: u S Lines,
S Co.
Mongolia Hartley: Hamburg via Plym-
outh and Cherbourgi American Line,
Swiftarrow, Craiser; Port Arthur; NAL
West Hardaway. Saunders; Mobile; Nal
Tory Line
Republic, Anderson, Antotagasta, Val
parafso and San Antonio; Chile s S Co.
Citta di Messina Gtal), Capozzi: Genoa
and Naples, Pierce Bros.
Patrsa (Fr}. Dechelles; Palermo, Naples
and Marseilles via Philadelphia; W
Eiwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHTPMASTEES

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of .he positions of merchant vessels re-
ce,ved through the Independent Wire
/. less Corporation and the Radio Corpo--
ration of America. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through tho following com
lnercial radio stations In the United
States proper. 1t is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day In order that they
may be received in TIME for puhlica-
ton.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. New
York City (wCG). Babylon, L. I.
CWSE) East Hampton, J.. l. (WSA.),
New London. Conn. (WsT).
No charge made for medical ar
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
tWCC). Siascorset. Mas. (WSc). New
London, Conn. (WLC). Cape May. New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton of America by the L. s. Public
Health Service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
1000 Labor Hard
To Put I4eviathan
Back i'm Condition
Shipping Board Commits
sioner Says Vessel, When
Finished, VIII BE Finest
of lis Type Sailing Seas
Fron rhe rriDuno.s Waall.naton Bnreau

From The Trfbune's Vaccination Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 80. Work on
reconditioning the Leviathan at the
yards OF the Newport News Shipbuild-
ing and Drydock Company, at Newport
News, is proceeding to the satisfaction
Of the Shipping Board, Commissioner
w. s. Benson, who recently made an
inspection, declared to-day.
II have been inspecting ships and
ship construction from time to time
during the last thirty years" the
commissioner said, "and cannot say
too much in praise of the splendid way
in which the work is organized on
board this vessel, and the splendid
spirit Of industry, intelligence and eff
ficiency that is being shown by every
enc engaged on this work. There were
$500 men employed, and work was GO
ing on literally all over the ship. At
no time did | observe any one loafing.
"The changes in the fittings and re-
arrangement Of internal structure of
the ship will make the Leviathan a
much safer and better vessel in every
way. Ali the old equipment remaining
en- board is being thoroughly over
hauled, and wherever necessary new
material is being put in place. All new
equipment is Of the latest type and of
FHS DeSt material. ne new arrange
ment will increase the stability of the
ship. The number of water-tight doors
will be decreased by at least so per cent
and those remaining will be so ar
ranged as to enable the ship, when de-
sirable, to ran with all water-tight
doors below the water line closed with
out any inconvenience.
"Fireproof partitions are being put
into the ship every 1873 feet. Every
possible provision is being made for
the safety and comfort of the passen-
gers.
"rhe ship is being completely re-
wired with navy standard wiring The
equipping of boilers for burning oil
will eliminate discomfort from smoke
and cinders, and also enable the ship
to be kept in a much more clearly
condition.
"All bulkheads below the water line
have been Strengthened materially.
When ready for service she will be Ly
far the finest vessel afoat of her class
and tyDe"
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TrtTICORfF Atig es--Clan Ranald tBr)
tfrom Coiombo) New York.
CALLAC. Aug 2y---Snnta Cruz, San Fan
HARTLEPoor.. Aug as---CifYwood Boston.
IM1NGHAM. Aug 2S-4-Istria (ItaD, Mont
real.
AFRICA. Aug 2s-Pedro christophersen
tSwed). Tacoma.
HoNartoNa Aug sa--clty of Bagdad
(Br), New York.
SHANGHAI. Aug s--Empress of Aus.
tTalia t3r,. from Hongkong), Vancouver.
& PANAMA CANAL, Aug z9-Da)co tfrom
seattls), New York. Hcrakles .tSor) tfrom
Norfolk), San Antonio Chile: George wash
lngton (for) tfrom Antwerp,, San Fran
cisco: Robert Lnckenbach tfrom Phila-
delphial, Los Angeles; Steel seafarer from
New York;. Seattle.
NEWPORT. Eng. Aug 294-widwood,
Cape Race. for orders; Iver Heath fBr)t
New York.
HuELvA. Aug 29-- Romera tsr), Balti-
more.
GLASGOW, Aug 2s--EErsmont Castle
tBr) 5tfrom Shanghai etc) New York
.GARDIFF, Aug a9-Baito tNor). New
York
SHIELDS, Aug so--castls Moore tBr).
New York.
pENARrH, Aug so---Mar caribe tspan).
New York.
liverpool, Aug so-valemore tBr),
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31

BALTIMORE. Md, Aug so--Arrived
p paris1 4 Dr. vsrpooI via Phi lad
sailed Mohcan, New York: vildfugl
SNies) u Pet Maria saRta clara Los An
Standard, Baton Rouge.
BOSTON. Aug SO--Arrived and sailed
ARABIC tl3rl, New York for Azores, Genoa
and Naples. Arrived: Atlantic City (Br)
Rosario end Buenos Ayres; Times CSor)
Antilla Cuba; Paul Fl Harwood Tampico
Youngstown. Newport, England, Grecian
Norfolk .ouinnesco, Norfolk; .Iampden
Havana and Tela: Ontario, pht!adelphia
CHARLESTON, 8 c, Aug 30-Arrived
Bermuda Vancouver. Sailed: w c
Teagle. ton Rouge.
Kemp, GUANTANAMO; Falksfell {Nor) No.
bile; Gaseonier (Belgl Savannah; Jos
cvnggeo .lNor>, Porto cortezi Lake Fern
Teguicalspa (Hond) Ceba. Sailed AtlantiC
City CIT. Mobile Aldsbaran tDut). Rotterdam
Efstathios lGr), Venice Lake Falama. Moss
Mariana, Porto Rico; st Jerome (F'rl
Calais; sigvald (Danl, Progreso; venato
(Nor), Kingston.
:. G5iA =! Tex, Ang 3o,7,Arriyed FL
Genoa Temiahus. Tampico, William
Doheney, Tanpicoi Lowtllcr Castle tRrl
Antwerp.
HAMPTON ROADS. Va Aug so---Ar-
heath r, Sabine; Brissel DAM, Cittfue
COS; Dakotas (Br), Baltimore; Cha pps qua
Baltirore; Nolumnta (Brl Makata Pa
Havana stephen r, Jones. New England
Braheholm (Swed). sweden schr Atlantic
CITY Providence; Nancy Hanks, storrning-
ton; santurce. New York, Moldegaard
New York.
HAMPTON ROADS. Va, Aug ao--Arrived
Nespobee. Boston, in tow tug Heinrich.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug so--Arrived
Essex, Baltimore via Savannah; Merri
mack, Philadelphia, Van. Miami; Lake
Elsnaere: Boston; Palsmbang tpt), New
BENJAMIN A Van Brunt New York Sai.ed
Gulf King, Port Arthur; Haleakalam, Bal
tinaore and Philadelphia; Merrimack, Bal
timore %.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug so - Arrived
PFocyon (Du), Hartlepool Topsdalsjford
INor), Kitka: Argus, Antwerp, via New
sh ess asha New Leis st "a Nsw sdr
Sailed Agwiworid. Port Lobos; conmo-
dore Rollins tNor).. Port Antonio; Jose
1Norl, Port Antonio; Charles Everest
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug so--Arrived: All
coast Sailed: Dakotan, New York; vii
Cuba, Havana. sailed ale Alg SyAr None,
Point, Va; Minneoua, Pensacola; Winifred
PORTLAND Ore. Aug so-sailed: Horer
{swedl. Australia.
PORTLAND, Me, Aug so-Arrived
Philip It Dodge. Chatham, n S; schr Dun.
ham Wheeler, Norfolk. Sailed Matoa
TAMPA, Eta, Aug so--Arrived: Virginia
SAVANNAH, Aug so-Arrived City OF
Columbus, Boston West chatala, New or.
leans. Sailed Sierra Nevada DAM
Bremen and Hamburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Farley Opened
On LongsIlore
Wages at N. Y
Union Figb Is Any Move TO
Cut Pay; Proposes Re-
newal of Present Com
tract Another Six Months
Owners May Not Change
Shipping Board Expected
10 Continue Agreement;
Shortage of Goal Men

Representatives of the Shipping
Board, the International Longshore-
mems Association and Atlantic steam.
ship lines met Yesterday at 10 Bridge
Street to negotiate q new wage con-
tract TO succeed the one which expires
on October |.
II developed during the meeting that
the longshoremen will fight any move
for reduction in pay to the extent OF
calling strike il necessary. Members
who attended the conference said that
no definite proposal for decrease
was made and that there was no pros
pect as yet Of trouble.
The meeting was devoted to q dis
cussion of economic conditions, during
which the union representatives said
that the cost Of living had not been
reduced TO any appreciable degree
ticslly as much to-day as on April l
It was said. An inquiry made by union
officials was said to show that the
average Of earnings of longshoremen
is about SIS week, and that further
decreases would mean actual hard
ships
The longshore pay now is 65 cents
an hour and 81 an hour for over
time, The number employed is esti-
mated at 1900 to $1,000, compared
with more than 100000 during the war
Seventy cents an hour is being paid
for unloading coal, because of the dis
agreeable nature of the work. 1t was
said there was shortage of men
It is understood that the Shipping
Board is ready TO renew the contract
for another six months, and that pri-
vate organizations may agree TO this
after further negotiations, There is
some sentiment in favor of cut in
wages, but this did not seem to be
strong yesterday. Most of the discus.
sion, one official said, turned upon
minor clauses in the contract affecting
working conditions.
Another conference is to be called
Friday morning at 10 o'clock, at which
the committees representing each in.
terest in the negotiations will give
their replies to the various proposals
advanced yesterday.
Commissioner T. V. O'Connor, vice
chairman Of the Shipping Board in
charge of labor matters, who was in
New York, said that he believed an
agreement would be reached amicably
The Galveston branch OF the inter
rational Longshoremen's Association is
reported to have gone on record
against any wage reduction at this
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-31
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Fort Hamilton tBr), Halifax Aug 20 to
Furness Witty s. Co with mails; WALL dock
9th stl.
riviyss. sayaniila Aug 90; 70, United
Fruit CO with Il !, mails rails. will dock forenoon
Lituania {Dan9, Danzig Aug IL to
Baltic American Lines with mails: is ex :
Docks. B'klyn.
Fort Victoria tBr). Bermuda Aug %: to
Furness, Witty e. Co with malls; Will dock
La Touraine CRY. Hayre Aug 90; to
French Line with mails Is expected to
dock late to-day. or early Friday at Pier
rs, N r fWest 3&th st).
siivio tBr), st Johns Aug %; to Bowring
& Co with mails is expected TO dock fore
noon at foot Java st, B'klyn.
Comanche, Jacksonville Aug 3D. to CLYDE
s Co: is expected to. dock at Pier IS, N r
Charlton sD.
Due Tomorrow
Mauretania tBr), southampton Aug &c 4:
to Cunard Co with mails; is expect ed
to dock afternoon at Pier 81. N r WEST
Madonna tIt). st Micnaels Aug I'll; to
James w Elwell & Co with mails: is ex-
pected to dock at foot 3ist st, B'kiyn
Taor1ntna Qt), Naples Aug rs; to Italia
America Line with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IS, N r tWest
:. vandycis tBr,. Hamburg Aug 10; to
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails:
is expected to dock forenoon at foot 14th
Reliance, Hamburg Aug 21 to United
American Lines with mails: is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier IS. N west
A5th ST.. n
Bsrengarla (Br,, Southampton Aug a.:
20 Cunard S Co with mails; IN expected
to dock forenoon at Pier 81 f (West
18th ST..
President Roosevelt Bremen Aug %; to
Q Lines with mails. is expected to dock
early afternoon at Pier I. Hoboken.
King Alexander tGrk,. Piraeus Aug q. To
N Gassnos Co with mails: anchored OF
Arnt use; under immigration laws; will
Rugia tGer). Hamburg Aug Is: to Jyn,ses
American Liees with mails; Is expected N
<6th ST.. W ~ -.
Guglislmo PIERCE tIt) Naples Aug Is; to
Petrce Bros. Inc with mails; Ia exneefed
to dock forenoon at Pier s5, n r tWsst
Argentina fIt,. Naples Aug IS. Ia
Phelps Bros Inc, with mails; is ernsnte IA
b kigne 800
MORO Castle, Havana Aug "a: 10 NJ YA
Cuba Mail CO with mails, is expsct "a IL
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artgas sls Watlings Island An. 20
HAhsconda is East Ambrose. Aug "a
fa osecon zoo NE Cape Henry Aug 40
S Sayo Mambi 976 s Scotland Aug ~.
G 20. EOS s Ambrose Aug 20
C co. % rome me- lol sW Gayhead Aug 80.
Dornha.t ~. q Sc Scotland Aug 80.
Dan q eg ss3 miles IS degrees from so on
Henrv passed Ere island Aug 80 noon.
ns1nerty % e Ambrose Aug SO, 80
M Mor.aas s i.oe4 Cape Henry Aug 20.
bound New YORK noon Aug 20
NorfoI, IAN - s 80 Cape Henry Aug So
orma ees = a sw s Monssuk Aug SO
p ohse .ss Scotland Aug Ar
Aoo'n Soodfeliow 14s,NE Anabross Anr "A