The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-14
MOBILIZE FLEETS
 OF UNITED STATES Los Angeles and New York
 Are Centers PLANS MADE PUBLIC Atlantic Fleet Will Comprise 1O2 VesseIs-WilI Gather at New
 York-Pacific Fleet Con-
 posed of "A Ships
PLANS MADE PUBLIC

Ayashfnxton, aOrtoi5tr 13.--fhe mobliiza- tion of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets at New York and Los Angeles October 30 to November 3 will mark the gathering or the greatest force that ever iioated in the waters of this hemisphere This prob ably will be the last assembling of pres ent day warships with the United States of America standing second in the list of great maritime powers. For it is cer- tain that at the rate of development of the shipbuildng plans of Germany, that nation within three years at least will move up to second place, unless Congress should see fit 10 authorize each year ad- ditions to the American navy at least double those now provided for by the eN- isting naval programme, which contem- rlates the construction of but two bat tleshirs yearly.
 The navy department today made pub lie the full list of the vessels to be as- sembled for the great reviews at New York and Los Angeles, and while the rumber combined does not include the 135 vessels reviewed by the German Elm reror at Kiei last summer, the 126 Amer ican ships with their tremendous dis placement of 693,Si4 tons are really more powerful than the German fleet.
 The Atlantic fleet will comprise 102 ves- sels of all classes, with a total displace- nent of 5T7,599 tons, and the Pacific fleet 24 vessels of 116,25 tons. The com hined fleets will include g armored ships, while the German fleet numbered 29.
 The American battleships will number a and the armored cruisers six, while the German fleet included g batteships and six armored cruisers.
 The following vessels will be mobilzed at New York:
 Battleships: Connecticut, Florida. Del aware, Utah, North Dakota. Michigan Louisiana, South Carolina, Kansas, Ver- mont. New Hampshire Minnesota, Mis- sissippi, Idaho, Missouri, Ohio Georgia Nebraska. New Jersey. Virginia. Maine Iowa. Indiana. Massachusetts. The total tonnage, S66,Se4.
 Armored Cruisers: Washington and North Carolina. Tonnage, 29,0O0.
 Protected Cruisers; Salem and Des- Moines. Tonnage, 695O
 DtSlTON CTS. Iltlu. f luSSe1, I.a1lSOn. Preston Smith, Drayton, Pauling, NIc- Call, Roe, Terry, Perkins. Mayrant Ster- ett Wake, Warrington. Patterson, Mon aghan, AInmon. Burrows rrippe, Mac Donough, Worde. Total tonnage, 15,463.
 Torpedo Boats: Porter. Blakely, Dupont Barney, Riddle, Craven, Dahlgren. De- long. Shubrick, Stockton Tingey. Wilkes, Bagley, Stringha mand Morris. Total ton mage. 2934.
 C,,l, Mo, ,.in whal Salmon. Snapper, Stingray, Tar pon. Octopus.
 Torpedo Boat Tenders: Dixie, Castine, Severn Total tonnage. S466.
 Gunboats: Nashville. Dolphin, Marietta and Petrel Total tonnage, 47S7
 Auxiliaries; Prairie, transport: San Francisco. mine layer: Lebanon ammu- milton ship Panther, repair ship: May. flower. converted yacht; Yankton. tender; Celtic and Culgoa, supply ships; Solace, hospital ship. Total tonnage, 40, 7s3. Golfers: Neptune Cyclops. Hector Mars Vulcan. Ajax. Brutus and Sterling Total tonnage. 9393S.
 oil Tanker: Arethusa; tonnage, 6l59.
 Tugs PatuNent, Patapsco and Poto- mac: total tonnage. 2295.
 The composition of the Pacific fleet will be follows:
 Batfleship: Oregon: tonnage, 10,2SS.
 Armored Cruisers: California. south Da- lSota, Maryland, West Virginia and Colo rado: total tonnage. dS,i0O.
 Cruisers: Cincinnati and Raleigh; total tonnage 63Gj
 Destioyers. Whipple, Hopkins. Hull. Truxton, Paul Jones, Preble. Stewart and Lawrence; total tonnage, 3342.
 Torpedo Boats Farrasu and Rowan: total tonnage. 4S9.
 Sub Marines Grampus and Pike.
 Tender: Fortune: tonnage, 45O.
 Auxiliares Buffalo, transport: Glacier. supply shin; frome-Thus. collier, total tonnage, 23,9l0.