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New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Ship Board Heads
Assigned Bureaus
Under Jones Act
Tentative Plan of Dividing
Work That Has Been in
Effect Month Is Made
Permanent by Lasker

From Tho Tribuues Washington Burecu
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The tenta-
tive plan Of apportioning the work Of
the u. S. Shipping Board among the
seven commissioners, which has been
in effect for more than month, was
made permanent to-day by Chairman
a. d. Lasker, who announced that here
after the Shipping Board will function
as provided by the Jones act.
Under the new plan the chairman
will serve ex officio as member of
each bureau and will exercise super
vision over all activities of tho board.
He a'so will handle all matters Of
finance.
Commissioners Frederick j. Thomp-
son and Edward C. Plummer will head
the bureau of traffic. They will handle
all traffic matters and will determine
the necessary trade routes which
should be developed. They will scru-
tnize all conferences and agreements
in the foreign and domestic trades and
will investigate ali comp aints of dis
elimination in rates or unfair prices.
Due to the effect of rail rates on ship
RtiS, CuCy Will Ol NCCcSSlLY lOItOW
C osely the activities of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Commissioner 7. V. O'Connor will
have charge of the bureau of opera
tions. He will study the relative cost
of operation Of American and foreign
ships, particularly with regard to labor
costs. His work will also cover indus-
trial relations with regard to marine
and dock labor. and in comp lance with
,f ho l.
studies Of port, pier and terminal IA
cilities.
The Bureau Of Construction will be
under Commissioner William S. Ben
son. His duties will be to study the
relative cost Of shipbuilding at home
and abroad, particularly the cost of
building the most efficient types. He
will pass upon transfers of American
vessels to foreign ownership or regis
try, and will administer the construc-
tion loan und authorized by para
graph IL of the Jones act, which fund
has not as yet come into existence.
He will pass upon the designs of new
ships built under the provisions of this
loan fund.
Commissioner George E. Chamber
lain will have charge of the Bureau of
Law: He will scrutinize international,
foreign and domestic laws affecting
04AiPP'ii6 anu VIII OuViSc Vie DOdTQ OF
any instances wherein the laws are un-
Justly discriminatory; he will conduct
such hearings as the board may hold
ard have general supervision of all
litigation.
Commissioner Lissner will head the
Bureau Of Research. He will conduct
studies and gather data pertaining to
various activities in which the United
States Shipping Board would be af-
fpptQd iptoroc4oI
supervision over the division field
information. In addition his work will
include the supervision of marine in
surance matters for the board and The
investigation of the entire subject Of
marine insurance.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05

Sineinawa, Alexandria. Oct lb.
Oriental Navigation Co
nair Palermo. Oct 20 Export s s Corp
Matura, Trinidad, Oct 20
Furncss. Witty & Co
Nestria, Rio dc Janero. Oct iS
Lamport q Holt Line
''astores Hnvans. Nov . Unite r~uIt Go
City OF Montgomery. Savannah Nov 3,
Ocean s s Co
Duc Monday
Lafayette. Havrc. Oct ga 49,. rrcnch Line
Scythia, Queenstown. Oct 40. Cunard Line
FrederllS VIII, Christiaiia, Oct %.
Euncn, Edge a Co
Porto Rico. San Juan, Nov .,
& Porto Rico S Co
City OF Karachi, Gibraltar oct l5.
Norton. Lilly e. Co
zulia. Curacao Oct 40. Hiiss. Daliett e. Co
Due Tuesday
Aeropolis. Gibraltar Oct 81.
vinton County, Kingston, OCT ssclyde Line
Morro Castle. Havana. Nov a., Ward Line
Carrllo. Santiago, Nov 3.... Unit Fruit Co
Due Wednesday
Alaskan. San Pedro, Oct 22...Unit Am Lines
Due Thursday
rhoebus. Gibraltar. Oct "a Three Star Line
kabinga. Gibraltar, Oct 81. Norton Lilly
Kingston Oct 5..,Lniteu Fruit Co
Duc Friday
Roma. Nlnrselles Oct 25.
James w Elwcll & Co
Caracas. San Juan. Oct 8.
Bliss. Dalictt & Co
Sarpfos, Kingston Oct 4...Caribbcan Co
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
German Contract
May Be Lost as
u. S. Mail Asset
Forfeit Clause IL Expected 10
Interfere; Shipping Board
Is Said to Have Had Offer
Direct From Heinekin

The prospect that the Shipping Board
will not have the contract between the
former United States Mail Steamship
Company and the North German Lloyd
Company to offer for sale as an asset
OF the United States Lines was con-
sidered yesterday ut meeting be-
tween Chairman A. d. Lasker, other
officials Of the board and the operating
manH gers of the United States Lines.
While no definite decision was
reached, it was learned later that the
Shipping Board will continue the pres
ent working arrangement with the
North German Lloyd until it is ready
to sell the vcsse seized from the
United State Mail last summer
Under the terms of the contract.
which is not assignab!e to other com
panies, the agreement for reciprocal
use of piers, docks and other terminal
facilities, and also for the joint de-
velopmcnt Of services exrires on thirty
days notice after January l, 1922,
unless the American Company main
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05

t.ins four sailings month. As the
United States Mail is now defunct, it
will be unable to carry out this pro-
vision.
Reports have been current that
Philip Heneken, chairman Of the board
OF tic North German Lloyd, has made
new proposition to the Shipping
Board directly. Under the present ar
rangemcnt the North German Lloyd
Lines in Bremen, but the service is not
reciprocal. When the North German
Lloyd places vessels in the New Y ork
route it is understood it will estab-
lish it's own offices here. Space has
been rented at 18 Pearl Street, where
small passenger and freight bureaus
will be located. According to officials
OF the board it cannot, as a govern
ment enterprise, agree to promote the
business of foreign corporation in
this country
The ALLEGATION Of three of the new
combination cargo and passenger ves-
discussed yesterday. Chairman Lasker
said that the board will probably add
these ships to the route, but that ii
final decision had not yet been made.
The George Washington, now in the
service, has been chartered for a
winter cruise.
Among those who took part in the
conference yesterday at the Shipping
Board offices, in addition to Mr.. Lasker,
were ]. B. Smull, vice president Of the
Emergency f eet Corporation, in charge
of charters and allocations; General
Counsel Elmer Schlesinger; T. II. Ross
bottom. general manager of the United
States Lines, and W. A. Hartman and
E. j. Mccormick. operating managers
for the United States Lines.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Cleared

>, Jekri ORD, Davies: Tunchal and Casa
Colon. Haynes. Port au Prince and Cris-
tobal; Panama r. r. Line.
-, Columbia (Br). Bone; Glasgow via Mo-
:, Alpine Range (Br}, Dagnar; Leith and
hoSrr MinnsRahda aha q Safes tGates; plymouth Cher
Cornelia, Carey: San Juan and Ponce
yellavia (Br). Fear: London, cunard
. carmania (Br), Nelson; cherbourg and
SoMtha mpton' Grnard Co.
and Callao via Panama Canal; Sanderson
!, oA,eu Westerdsk Dt}. Iieuwen; Rotterdam
Belgian -CBr). Walker; Antwerp and
Hamburg International Mercantile Marine
. Nordstjernen Dan),. Nielsen: Matanzas
sagua and Caibarisn; Munson s S Line.
1yntaa nsrnaTq T1ujs N or Isr)' Mckeni0n Kingst0n
Vasconia (Brl, Doyle; London via Bos-
Rotterdam: United states NaSigatiosn ia1s : co, CO.
m1ion City Yntsd Byp PAYS verpoo and
Brunswick: Clyde S S Co. '''''' ~" GNU
Eastern Glen. Pike: Prila lelphia; North
American & Western s Co.
ocean ss'a 8 CO. S''an'@' eAfnsld' Savannah
Steel Worker Kit; San Diego and Los
Line y
Brush. Mitchell; Boston. North Atlantic
&c Western S S Co.
Haftero tNor), jacobsen; Baltimore: II
Osterwold & Co.
Durstan (Br). Evans; Santos to Boston
Booth & Co.
San Jose, Mcbride; Cartagena, Puerto
Colombia Santa Marta; United Fruit Co.
Calamares Spencer, Havana Cristobal.
Port Limon; United Fruit Co.
American (Du). Segebarth; Rotterdam
Robert L Hague
Sarcovie. Fels; Havre Dunkrk Bor-
deaux Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Archimedes (I3r). Blackler; Manchester:
White Star Line.
kincardne (Br). Mcleod; Catania,
Maple. Tore, Annun2iata: Pierce Pros. Inc.
Lake Fernando. Pettersson CienFuegos.
Manzanila; & Cuba Maill S s Co.
Moa oadanock (Br}, Dickinson; Baltimore
from Bordeaux; French Line.
Gedsni (Dan). Schluter; Tampico; Rob-
ert l. Hague.
samaragd tNor). Houg; Nucvitas Ma
natl; Atlantic Fruit Co.
F'iorinda tSp), Perez: Bilbao. Santander;
Garcia &. Diaz
Philadelphia. Keek: Baltimore: Clyde
| s s Co.
Santa Teresa. Cochrane; Philadelphia
w Grace & Co.
Tobolsk lRn). skibin; Norfolk; H
! Winchester & Co.
Fairmont, Higgins: Chester: United
American Zines.
Lake Fsckler Packer: Port -au- Prince
| Clyde S S Co.
Agwimoon. Cole; Tanpico; & Cuba
| Mail S S Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Cargo Rates to East Coast of
South America Left Open

From The T,ibunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Because of
the II ability of operators Of Norwegian,
British, Swedish and American tonnage
to agree to fixed rate for various
cargoes to the East Coast Of South
America, the rates hereafter will be
open, the Emergency Fleet Corporation
was advised to-day from the New York
Office. The failure of the ship operators
to reach an agreement in conference,
Fleet Corporation officials said, was not
unexpected. The new system of accept
ing cargoes at whatever rate each oper-
ator elected is to be watched by the
Fleet Corporation officials as an. ex-
pertinent that may have good results,
not only to operators of ships under
American registry, but to all vessels
plying the trade routes to Brazil and
the Argentine. The open rates apply
only to the south bound traffic.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
MART me Miscellany

SAN FRANC co, Nov 4--Newcastle,
Australia reports Muscoota. bought from
saipping Board by Victor S Fax. Of New
York. sold at auction fo- s7,4Oo. Cap
tain Wilvers. the master, reported to rep
resent a New York ryntlicate was pur.
chaser Ship bound here with coal Aus
trail IN merchants had libeed er.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 4--Iarge areas
of water frontage on Lake Washington
passed under jurisdiction port of Seattle
through approval Department of State and
War Department.
ABERDEEN, Nov Largest feet OF
steel vessels ever assembled here in port
for offshore lumber trade.
BALTIMORE, Nov 4-Baltimore &. Caro-
lima s S Co his inaugurated weekly sail
ings between Baltimore. Charlie ton and
Georgetown. s c. The Corcoran has been
taken IRON the Shipping Board on bare
boat charter and with the Georgeanna
Weems. assures weekly boat at each end
of route.
New Pine Tree State cleared o-day for
Seattle TO go into Admiral Line service
Commended by Captain Nj Jenuen
NORFOLK. Nov Sierra uiran la
(Norl purchased by Pendleton Brothers.
says Newport News report
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Cornectiny mails close at General Post
qnice and City Hall Postoffice Station, New
Sork. p. M. follows
Japan. Cerea, China. Siberia. Frcrch 1ndo-
Shlna. Netherlands East Indies {excopt
SuHlatra). and Philippine Islaudr via
~ Ntan"auver , end Victoria. B. G.. Empress
Japan. Corea and China Especially nd
dressed oniy). via Seattle. Alabama
HAWAII, avail Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
r, 3. c.. Niagara. Nov. Z. ''"'
'aphn. Corea. China, Siberia. Frerch Indo.
nina lima ana Netherlands East indie. lex
Maru, Nov. g. '''''"
naval. Philippine Islands, straito Settle
eui,."' Sonatra ana specially addressed
iraH I,. ior frcnoE lndo-China British
Gn..r fnaia and Ceylon va San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
canadian Marine Wages
Still Below American
Recent Inc eases Rance From
1872 to 20 r. c.; Now Is
r. e.. Re'ow TT. 6.

Wages on Canadian vessels are still
below the American scale. desoite the
recent increase averaging 1914 to 81
per cent. The advance has caused con-
siderable comment among Skipping
s7men, though it fails to equeize this
part Of the cost IF operation on Ameri-
lean ships. The United S'a4es rate is
approximately 18 per cent greater.
The new wa~e scale has gne into
effect on the Pacific coastwise vessels.
Sailors and firemen. formerly receiving
with $7o so for Americans CAPTAINS
on Canadian vessels have been raised
from 5000 to $240. while Americans re-
r'ceive $3.50 Differences in pay Of
other classifcations are shown as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
NAVY O~ders
From The Trioune's Washington Bureau

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.--Navy orders
issued to-day follow
HinyinS. Hfeyes Capt J. M; to Mare Island
narr. I1aIr. It. II: W., to Pacific Meet.
rt,i, Lt- u. w, to T.. S. S. New York
Jocnson. 1t. G. w, to u s. s Dixie
s,ns. hlns. Lit. G. to U. S. s. Nitro.
Mc.iuen. 1t E. j.. to U. S. s. Texas
;SrGhoW; ;rhn; 1t. r. T. TO Guantanamo.
ino'nson. 1t. @. r.. to q. S. s. Pennsyi-
Walen 1t. j.. to San Francisco
hent. II. u; 90 II. D.. resigned
Tosd rossnosrs, Tr Il. q. 90 A.: NJ. resigned.
Neuberger. 1t. j. F.. TO Nav W.,
vaughn. 1t. s: p, to u S. s. Charleston.
'Ib Cba,,ss,on IT,, ~ 81 T. NJ. to U. S. s.
bansset . CHI; Bosn, T. F.. to Boston.
Bruns. Gun. H.. to Atlantic feet
Dodd. Gun. II. T.. to U. s. s. Oklahoma
Hose. Gun p. to y. s. 8. Tennessee.
Diamond, Oh. rharm. j.. to Hampton
Bg,ler. Pay elk. j. E.. to U. S. $. Great
Anderson, Ii j B.. TO Pensacola.
Littlefeld. 1t. A. r., to u s. s. Patoka.
Ioothill. 1t. g. r., to Hampton Roada
Brill It, 4. x.l G. J.. to d. S. S. Nersus.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Arrived Yesterday

Rotterdam .pu, Rotterdam Oct a5,
2 rymonh az M III sS noand
626 third class pass, mails and mdse;
Pier Z. Hoboken.
S Line, with 80 pass. mails and 'ndse;
Pier L. Hoboken.
Hawaiian. Hamburg. Oct ls; TO United
Puma tNor), Port Antonio Oct 2s. Bara-
Goa 20; to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with
ss,.a pass and mdse' Pier ss. r. =, 49,,
& Co with first, SO third class pass.
mails and mase: Pier 20. n'kyn.
schr Geo " Elasy jr Brunswick Oct
Go, with rndse; anchored OF Red Hook
Flats. P'klyn
Steel Seafarer returned from trial trip;
20 Isthmian Lines; Pier b" Jersey City
Edith, San Juan Oct 80; to a II Bull,
with mdse; anchored in Red Hook Flats,
Brooklyn.
Ell Lago New Orleans Oct 30; to South
ern Pacific Co. with pass and mdse; Pier 40.
Ell occidente. Galveston Oct 20; to south
ern Pacific Co, with mdse; Pier 81 Il.
City of Atlanta, Savannah Nov l: to
Ocean Co, with pass and mdse; Pier
Gulfcoast. Providence Nov .: to Gulf
Refining Co, in ballast; Bay onne. n j.
Gulfprince Port rthur Oct 2S; to Gulf
Refining Co. with oil; Bayonne, n j.
with mdse Pier 3S, N r. y
Lake Cheian. Baltimore Nov 2; to Hal
shaw CO; With mdse; Pier ~ E h:
Reaper Philadelphia Nov .: to Texas
Co. with mdse; Robins ID. Brooklyn.
jefferson. Norfolk to Old Dominion
TRANSPORTATION Co, with mdse: Pier 20.
Concho, Galveston Oct 90; to Mallory
Line. With pass and mdse; Pier 49, 4.
Montgom, ry City. Boston Nov 8; TO Nor
ton; Lilly & Co, with mdse; Federal Ship
Flagg, Galveston Oct &c: to South
ern Co. with mdse: Section 6, Erie
Basin. BROOKLYN
Londoner (Belg>, Havre Oct 1s: to
Lloyd ROYAL Beige, with mdse; anchored
City of Durham (Br). Glasgow Oct 2s; to
Norton, Lilly & Co, in ballast; 7th st,
Havre Maru tJap), Manila July 20. Sim
gapore Aug Z. Hong Kong 10. Keelung 90.
Shanghai 20. Kobe Sept 3. Yokohama II.
San Francisco Oct G, Critobal %. Havana
Brooklyn.
fungus (Ncr), santo Dom'ngocity Oct 21,
Macoris "a. samana %, Sanchez 26. Monte
Cristy 27. Turks Island u; to the Coiurn-
bus Shipping Co. with m6se; Pier 10. n f.
Lygnern (Swed), Shields Oct IS Boston
No., Nov 2; TO Furness, Witty & Co. with ndse;
Siboney Tampico Oct 20, Vera Cruz 81.
Progreso 80 Hanava Nov l; to the N &
1ase mnea MAJ ar Co. pTdns With - pass mails and
Hilton. Norfolk Nov q to A II Bull with
mdse; Pier o. r.
Pawnee; Baltimore Nov .; to Clyde Line
with mdse; Pier 3S. N r.
:, Nordstsernen (Dan}, Plymouth, Mass.
Nov l; to Munson Line, with mdse. Pier s.
L r. -
u S. Cleveland. Guantanamo; Soth
r., Y $ $ Barney, Bernadou crowinsheld.
Blakeiey, William 3. Preston, Colds
borough, Preble and Graham; sea; an
chored off 125th st, r.
U s Sepmes, Dahlgren, Satterlee and
Mason; sea; anchored in Princess Bay.
King Alexander Ur). Constantinople
mails and mdse; anchored or Quarantine
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Claim for Carpenter Work ON
Steel Boats Is Compromised
From. Ths Trsbune's washinoton Bureo.

From The Tribune's Washinoton Bureom
WASHINGTON Nov. 4.--The claims
commission of the United States Sh D.
.ping Board to-day made an award in
the case of the Andrew c. Sisman Com
pany, of Detroit. witch had q contract
to supply the woodwork carpenter
work. for 150 steel boats built by the
Submarine Beat Corporation at Newark
Bay TIE tot'l amount claimed was
.S347 1901. The claims comm ssion
settled by awarding S237.800 12.
The plaintiffs asserted that they suf-
fered damages because it took them
year longer than specified in the con-
trict to complete the work They also
claimed damages for excessive prices
for lumber whicA the Shipping Board
was to supply but dig not
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
.sSmall Bidders Get First Call
On Fleet Corporation House.

From The Trsbumes Washington Bt.reau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.--Preference
is to be given to the individual plr-
chaser in the big auction of govern
ment houses soon to be held by the
tol, Pa, and Camden, n j. Joseph w.
Powell, president of the corporation,
an-ounced to-day.
Joseph P. Day, the New York .uc-
tioneer, who will conduct the sale on
the ground, has been instructed to sell
the houses singly, 80 that the present
occurants may have the privilege of
acquiring ownership.
In cases where one bidder desires
to bid on number of houses in one
lot, permission will first be obtained
by Mr.. Day of the Fleet Corporation
to recognize such offers.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05

Swiftscout zoo SW Hatteras Nov 3.
Swiftstar AZ S Block Island Nov T.
Swittsure 23? s Hatteras Nov 4.
Swiftwind $50 w Sand Key Nov g.
Tanamo zoo S Scotland LV Nov l.
Texas 2S9 W Sand Key Nov 3.
Tuxpanol 40 N Jupiter Nov g.
Vacuum +9S N Tampico Nov g.
Nictolite 33 w Sand Key Nov g.
Virginia sS SW Hatteras Nov 4.
Nistula 40 Jupiter Nov 3.
w B Keene (tug) 250 s Hntteras Nov l.
", w Idbby 2o2 WNW Tortugns Nov g.
w II Ti!ford 40 w Send Key Nov g.
W M lri h so NE Jupiter Nov g.
West Cahokin e70 S Cape San Lucas Nov g.
Vest Caruth lat 80 30 Ion II 10 Nov L.
West Corum 4ot Il Cape Henry Nov g.
West Grcylock 1868 Colon s PM Nov g.
West Mahwah 2710 from Honolulu Nov ].
West Totsnt 25 Sc Tortugas Nov g.
West Wind AIS s Nantucket gv Nov (.
VIM G Warden Is E Jupiter Nov g.
William Green z S Block Island Nov T.
Wi'lsolo 600 S Hntteras 3 PM Nov 8.
Yucatan 232 Scotland Nv Nov 4.
Ioppot 20 s Ambrose Nov 4.
2ulia SIT Scotland LV Nov 3.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Hoover al1dSllip
Men Agree ON
Reorganization
Confer on Plans to Central
ize Small Marine Bureaus
Under Single Head in
Department of Commerce
Formal Report Planned
Transfer of Coast Guard to
Navy Urged; Work of Las
ker Will Not Be Affected

Secretary of Commerce Herbert
Hoover and the special committee Of
steamship owners yesterday reached
= substantial agreement upon plans for
- reorganization of the government de-
g partrn etsts affecting shipping. One OF
the recommendations made by the ship
men was the immediate transfer of
the seagoing cutters, officers and men
of the coast guard from the Treasury
to the navy. According to state
ment from the American Steamship
,. Owners Association. the sentiment of
; government officials supports this sug-
gesticn.
Secretary Hoover went into confer
ence with the steamship officials at II
Broadway early in the afternoon. He
refused to comment upon tae develop
:. ments. The snip owners said that
1.-THE recommendations of the commit.
.s with the views of Mr.. Hoover"
ut is the assumption OF the ship
owners that the Shipping Board and
the Emergency Fleet Corporation will
: continue as they are to work out taeir
= great problem of liqlidation," said
w HtilIop II. MARVIN, vice. ptcSiuent OIL
the association, in a statement later.
"The centering of other maritime func-
items in the Department of Commerce
under a plan that will make for closer
coordination and more practical eff
pr cheney was urged by Chairman Nun
son and the other members of the
ship owners committee, David T..
Warden. manager of the marine de-
partment of the Tide Water Oil Com
pany, and r. H. M. Robinson, presi-
dent of the United American Lines.
formal written report embodying
the views of the ship owners will be
prepared at once and lad before tie
Federal committee headed by Walter
ing out definite basis FIR the gen.
eral reorganization of the Federal de-
: partments.'
Shipping men point out that under
the present organization of the Depart
ment of Commerce there are eleven
bureaus affecting morine affairs. 1t
s'is contended that this brings delay
and confusion. and that the centerng
of the functions under one head would
greatly expedite action.
At present. Mr.. Marvin said. tie
coast guard is handicapped in expand
ing its facilities to care for life and
property at sea. If this branch is
trans erred to the navy, he added. it
e. tain duties and expenditures and would
improve the service.
The ship owners committee. head
ed by Frank c. Munson. president of
the Mnnson Steamship Line, was ap-
pointed at the suggestion of Secre
tary Hoover by H H. Raymond, presi-
dent Of TIE association.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Incoming Steamships
Agency.
Due To-da,

Vessel. Port Agency.
Leeds City. Alexandria. Oct 10.
Kerr S 8 Co
Matoppa. Alexandria. Oct i3.
Norton. Lilly e. Co
Asia. Marseilles. Oct 1s.. Fabres Line
Celtic Prince. Gibraltar. Oct Il.
FuIness. Witty & Co
Moore & Mccormick Co
Gothland, Antwerp. Oct ss...Red Star Line
Mason City. Surdvali Oct 8.
Moore & Mccormick
Montara. London. Oct 22. ...As, Trans Line
Vincennes Bridge. Brest Oct ~
Gul DtemaI. Constants. Oct ls.
B Richard & Co
The Angeles. Malaga. Oct ss
willpolo. Los Angeles. Oct ls.
Williams S Co
Due To- morrow
Centennial State Queenstown. Oct e.
u S Lines
Finland. Chcrhourg. Oct 2s. Red Star Line
Hansa. HAMbarg. Oct 27.. Unit Am LAa%s
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

VIGO. Nov 3-Britannia (Fr).
HAVRE Nov 3-Collamer.
LONDON, Nov &c Glensloy (Br).
81 MICHAELS, Nov 2--Arrived Yes
talia (Br), for Naples
FLUSHING. Nov 1--Ea stern Dawn.
CUXHAVEN, Oct 31-Polonia tDan).
DANZlG Oct 3l-Samland tBe).
HE .SINGSFORS. Oct 24-Monana. 25
Sven Iarl (Nor).
LIVERPOOL Nov 4-Kathlamba (Br).
KOBE. Nov City OF Glasgow via
Pans",n mi San y dro.
PLYMOUTH, Nov 4---Panhandle State,
for London and proceeded.
Departures for Now York
GENOA, Oct 2s-Ansaldo UtaD, Es-
ther Dollar (Br).
CARDIFF, Nov 3-corfc Castle (Br>
from London.
VAr ENrTA. oct 2o-wol N'n~.a-, fR~l
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov 4-zeeland (Br).
from Antwerp.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Expect Keen Competition

PITTSBURGH, Nov. Al. M. Howell
OF Schenectady, N. Y, to-day declared
that competition, especially foreign
competition, will continue to be keen
for the next few years at the clos ng
session Of the National Cost Con-
ference here to-day. He warned the
cost experts that "if we wish to retain
our present commercial supremacy we
will be required to control our costs
and assure ourselves that new order
books will show reasonable profit"
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Underwear Production Large

Fortyseven mills of the Knit Goods
Manufacturers of America, producing
winter underwear, turned out 363 .694
dozens, or 1856 per cent of normal,
The production of misses union suits
and boys two-piece and union suits
was slightly above normal.
In summer underwear twenty-eieht
mills produced 209,1 dozens, or 85
per cent of normal, the production of
women's two-piece suits in six mills
running 31.6 per cent above normal.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-05
Pacific Oil Surplus
EuuaIs 1910 n Share

A surplus, after ordinary taxes and
reserves for depreciation and depletion.
CT s13,263,851 was reported by the Paci-
fic Oil Company for the nine months
ended September 80. This is equal to
S3.79 share earned on the $500, 900
shares of capital stock of no par value
Net profts amounted to S14,5S5,152
and gross earnings to s24, 4,535, ,O98.
Gross income was Sl5.578.442