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New-York tribune., 1921-09-16

bers of the were rescued by the str
Humboldt, San Pedro for San Francisco.
An immense shipment OF Chinesa eggA
20 tons OF dried eEss, arrived here day
on the str oothis Star ORD. from, Hankow.
sells operating from this port to the
Orient Is now fully booked for sixty days
ahead: as far In advance ,es the board viii
Ing. steel. are moving in greater voiun.
and large amount OF California rice Ia
being exported to Japan.
Service by the Osaka Shoehen TAisha
between Havana, San Francisco and the
Orient viii! be renewed next month by the
str Havre Masu tJap). The servioe was
Of n ana
at Havana. @''''
SEATTLE: SEPT: ls--sale of the schr
Betsy Betsy Ross fer sseee may be set aside in
day. The United States Marshal's sale
Tuesday has not been confirmed by tho
court
For shipment BY specisi train to New
York. 1875 bales OF raw SILK and IS tons
Of SILK goods arrived here from the Far
East yesterday on the str Manila Maru
ORDERS have been received from Wash
ington by the district Offices OF the Ship
ping Board designating the Admiral Limo
tho trans sciac trade out OF Puget sound.
and the Columbia Pacific Shipping Com
psny az the sole trans-Psoino operator
SAN PEDRO. Sept. 1.-the motorship
La Merced coittded Yesterday with q Navy
oil barge in the harbor here. Both vessels
were slightly damaged A short time later
the La Merced grounded and turned on
her beam ends Efforts are being made to
float the vessel by Iishterng her cargo.
In the fast time Of ls days and - hours
from New York. the str Manuiani. 1880
tons dead weight. arrived hero yesterday.
ABERDEEN. Sept. Ib-settIement OF
libel claims against the Peruvian str
lquitos having been accomplished. the
vessel sailed yesterday for Sydney with q
full cargo of lumber.
VICTORIA. Sept. l5-white the cargo OF
the ctr Canadian Importer tBr} 10 being
discharged divers are making . preiarn-
mary survey of the damage TO the ship .
bottom
PORTLAND. Ore. Sept 15-The str
Celestial arrived from Seattle to-day to
load wheat for Europe. The str Florence
Luekenbach sailed with lumber for the
Atlantic Coast. The Dutch str Ctmarsum
arrived from Greenock and will take
wheat tor Europe. The str Brush arrived
from New York, via San Francisco Tho
Danish str klna sailed with -four for
CcpenhAEen
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Buyers Arrived


Blauner's; Sol cohn. coats. suits: 1at
W. 32d st.
Gordon & Noble; ]. Gordon, cotton piecs
goods. fannals. domestics: Pennsylvania
Fink Co: w. Henderson, mems furnish
inss; 1851 B'TsE piIrsasrstAs ssas e Solomon
Harry Goldberg a Co. H Goldberg
muslin underwear. chIldrens wear; is:t
B'way. room 4is.
| Greenberg. boys clothing; Psnnsylvania.
PROVIDENCE
The Friedman Co.: s. silvermAn. women
ready to wear: I. silvernan representing
PITTSBURGH
Frank 4 seder: H ]. Chambers. furs
Bosss Buhi: &c {. 90 W. schwsrtz. ) ~ @ry toy.
trunks bags: ll4o B.way.
fosenbaum Co.; Miss NJ O'Neil Chase
menD. dresses: Alfred Fantl, i1s ". sst
RICHMOND. VA.
NJ Miller 49,, e. Rhoads; r B. Underwood
SAN ANTONIO. TEX.
Woif q Marx D. seman. sport hats ISL:
SAN FRANCISCO
plush coats HaEslsl1aassn' sEHrTnss ss' stA av.,
Seattle D. G. Co; r. w PhIbbs. silks
Dress s00dsi siot-x ste n arrv 81. row.
Davidson Bros Co: Leon Davidson
fbaserent, mdse. manager. Jobs genera,
mdss.; BaeF LnienthsI; liso Rway.
b. Nussnt Bros. D. 6. Co. VIM. cramer
boys two pants suits. hiouses: Ar!iIatod
Stores. 1872 Bway. ''N
Carleton D. @. Co.. GeorKe W Adam.
Bway '-
scrugzs. vandsrvoort Barney; Mis-.
Spring. ltnena and domestics: oc5 9Th av,
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co; e. p
Cane d'"s'''''' 81. Hr'Its; Ior1s e Worth at
LOUIS ''0drnnsi sYxHcrsE sssss; Imperial.
cohsn. dresser. waists; care Ben Be- 'is Isvi. y
rERRE HArrE. IND.
F.nt'. 40 w. 'sa 4ckrpo ;i
w., W L. Miller ca F. A Gerass woolen..
clothing. hats. caps; care Alfred Fanti. lis
w. 3zd st.
Thomp.on Hudson Co W. E. Prince.
Weiler. general merchandise. dr.sses.
Umems sur sn, reaay & 10 rear, coats suits furs.
H. II. Butler; J. e. Butler sill, under
wear: l1s4 B'way.
UTICA. N. Y
Fink Bros; Samuel Fink, representing.
vICKsBURG. MISS.
goods rsaay 70 " .aI e. 09 Boek ary
hosiery. gloves: 81 e. 2Sth st. O.
V7CK&BURG, MISS.
Bock-Fishel D. c. Co. David Book, dry
goods. notions, mons furnishings womens
ready to wear; 81 e. 2sth st.
WASHINGTON
The Hecht Co.; II. ]. Loeb, mems fur
nishings; Miss L. Bergazne. representing
lis w. 30tb St
WASHINGTON
Guy Curran Co.: W. o. Briesen. dry
goods; B. W Guy. underwear lingerie. no.
siery. mems furnishings: Pennsylvania
WHEELING, w. VA.
Stone Thomas; X. n. Nelfrisch up
hoistery. drapertes, furniture. 6oor cover.
ings. wall PAPER; care j. NJ Bigglns. s3a
7th Av.
WILSON, N. G.
Fl. Assad, dry goods. clothing. shoes.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Army Orders
From IT, Tri1sns's Washington Bureau

From Tbs Tribuns's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Army or
ders isued to-day follow:
Infantry
Wheeler, MAJ. " r.. to Governors Island.
Hendricksen. Capt. c. S., to Camp Brenning.
QpsrtermAsteS Corps
Hartman. Maj. c. D., to Washington.
Following TO PaDama-Evanx Capt. H.
s.; Harwood. Capt, o.: AlieA. Capt. ". j.
Barnes, 1t. G. D.: swasthout, 1t. G.
Following TO Mani,a-snydsr. Capt. Il.
W; Shields. 1t. G, F.: Talbot. 1t. l.. D.:
Meeden, 1t. B. L.. MacKinnon. 1t. W. n.
Signal Corps
Treest. Capt. l. H. TO Fort Benjamin Har~
rison.
M.sss' Capt. + w. y, r.,. to Ts5t 5,.! Sheridan
Clarke. 1t c. w, to Camp Travis.
Drake. 1t. ]. H., to Camp Dix.
Baker, Capt. e: O., to Fort MePherson.
Card. Capt J. W. to Camp Vail.
Ger.ns, Capt. q. ". to camp y.ii.
Cover. Capt. A. w. TO Fort Bliss.
Halbert Capt C. T.. to Camp Vail:
MasetkA, capt. j. v. to For, .S Sam Houston
Faik. II. 3 "A. to Camp DIX.
Huhbeil. Lit. II. F.. TO Camp Lewis.
Sunstone Lit. J. T. TO Camp Lewis.
Misc celianeous
Hess. Lit, H. E.. Vet. G., to Gang Dix.
Hendry. IT. E., G A. to camp shsraosn, an,
Gates. Ii. B. H., Air svc.. TO San Antonio
Lawson. Lit. Col. l.. L., F. A., to Camp
Msexsa.!s. Chaplain F. P, U g A. to
Harris, Maj. c. w. U. s. A.. to Msrden.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
IongshoreWag age
Hitch May Be
Settled To-day
,,.yedores Agree With OPP
orators ON Pay and Hours,
but Are Asking for Con-
tract to Rum Full Year

,.deations are that negotiations be-
.sr steamship operators and steve.
..-.x regarding wages and hours will
: ssstled to-day.
w. O'connor, Shipping Board COM
! .ssioner, who has been in New York
:, three days acting as mediator in
i. discussions, would make no state
-.r. other than that he hoped the diff
s.,snees would be adjusted.
Ths only point TO be settled relates
A. the life of the new contract. The
IAN demand years guarantee. while
~ cnerators want six months
.s-seu,ent. The longshoremen have
Greed to accept 65 cents An hour
ss,aieht time and 81 an hour overtime
~ work forty-eight hour week.
This virtually is cut Of % per cent
On wages.
A. this is the only union that has
.st signed an agreement with the
Ssi,oing Beard. there Is little doubt
tsss il will remain outside the fold
saen the present agreement expires
s,pt&mber so.
i, is said that the strike last year
ssst $4,000, 900 and an addition Of So
$4,000 in repairs to ships.
The operators will meet to-day to
discuss the latest proposal of the men
snd 8 decision is expected.
More thar 45,0o0 men at this port
,sd about $4,000 at other ports will
,aopt the rates and w.ges agreed upon
hare
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day
-

Vessel Fort. As.rcx
vssconia, Shields. Aug So, cun.rd Lin.
General H r Hedges. Cristobsi Sept 9. A''''
y.~s~. ..,.. Panama r Line
oreits- Hamburg, Sept s--Royai M 8 p Co
arabic. sou,h.mptcn, Sep. !. 1a " Star LIN: LIN:
Guy OK Montsomery. Savannah. Sept sa.
Hawaiian. Lizard. Sept s.. Unit Ana Lines @
Due Tc-uaerrow
!Essrensar,a Southampton. Sept Ie.Cunard L
nance, Havre. Sept 10 French Line
Caracas Curacao Sept 10 Red D Line
Due Sunday
Caronia, Liverpool. Sept 10. .cunard LIN.
Huron, Santos. Sept 6. s....... Munson Lines
Lapland. Antwerp. Sept 10. Red Star Lins
camoens' Barbados. Sept 10.
Ulua. Havana. Sept Is. United Frutt ca
Due Monday
Battle. Liverpool, Sept 10. White Star Limo
s'avanserf'ord Bergen; sept IT,
w,keno Hamburg seps NoTwsEiannn, wiIs.r. sns ne
San Mateo. Tela, Sept L.. United Fruit Co
Santa Elisa. Caiiao. Sept T...w r. Gracs
gsperanEa. Havana. Sept H.. Ward Line
Iexan, Colon. Sept IL. United Amer Lines
Due Tuesday
America. Cherbousg, Sept i2....U Lines
Wiilhilc, Cristobai. Sept l2..Wiiliams 8 Co
Camsronia, Glasgow, Sept 10. Anchor Line
Argentine. Trieste. Sept , 2.... Phelps Bros
Stockholm. GothenburE. Sept 10.
Swed- Amer Line
Mexico. Havana. Sept 1t....... Ward Line
Virgil. Barbados. Sept ~.
Lamport : Holt Line
Mt Carroll Hamburg. Sept 8. .Vn Am Lines
Duo Wednesday
Canada, Palermo. Sept s...... .Fabre Line
Due Thursday
vasari. Liverpool. Sept IL.
Lamport & Holt Line
Brasa. Marseilles. Sept s......F .Fabrs Line
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16

Lloyd. came to Washington at the re-
guest OF the receivers Of the United
Staees Mali Company to ascertain the
boards attitude with reference to con-
tinutnk the contracts for the tcrmi-
mails and other facilities Of their organ
ization covered in the contracts with
the mail company.
Chairman Lasker said he informed
the representatives that he had gone
over with Judge Manton the question
OF utiliztng all the assets of the mail
company and that the contracts with
tne North German Lloyd interests were
decided between the Shipping Board,
the receivers and Judge Manton that
all the facilities both at New York and
Bremen, furnished by the North Cor
man Lloyd, would be continued in op-
Grafton.
The arrangements between the re-
ceivers and the Shipping Board, Chair
man Lasker informed Mr.. Stapelfeldt
and Mr. Won Holmont, made provision
for the utilisstioa Of every agency Of
the defunct mail company that was re-
CURED FOR the successful operation of
the vessels and that there was a dis
to take no sction which would have the
eneet Of decreasing the earning power
OF the former United States Mail feet.
The visitors were further advised
that when the receivers and the board
had reached a point in the litigation
that would warrant the actual sale Of
the vessels to private operators. the
contracts with the North German Lloyd
lines would be offered for sale as assets.
1t was made plain to the North Ger
man Lloyd directors. however, that the
Shipping Board could have no direct
dealings with them. but that the con
tinuance OF the contracts and the pay
ment Of fees growing out of the use Of
the facilities would be handled by the
board directly. with the recaiyera.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16

ats roha Maru SJepl, Captain rAramoao
Yckehofna and Kobe via Savannah ant
Panama Canal; Houlder. Weir & Boyd
Str Lake Fife tAml. Captain c'Netil
Cienfuesoes and ManzansNo; & Cub,
Natl s 8 Co.
Str Eiscr tNorl, Captain pctterson sa,
Ferdinando and Fort OF Spain: Cartbbeai
s s Co.
Str Edger Luokenpach tAm,, Captai,
Lave; Hamburg and Rotterdam: Lucken
bach Co
str Kunseric Cnr>, Captain Burch: Color
via Newport News: Tunch, Edge q Co
Str Jcfferson tAm,, Captain Horsiey
Nerfotki Old Dominion Transportation Co
str Mcntserrat tSpan}. Captain Apart
clio; Havana and Vera Cruz. Luis Ianso
Str Sertatia tArh). Captain GeeteA
Irirclt and Beirut; Kerr 8 s Co
Str Eastern Queen tAml. Captain Sven
sen. Balbao and Pagopago. United state,
& Australia Lines. I~>
Str Hughii tBr>, Captain Robson. Nor.
folk; Cunard 8 S Co. Ltd
Str Mayo Maru (Japl. Captain Yosni
hara; Yokchoma and Kobe via panams
Canal and San Francisco; Toyo Kiser
Katsha.
Str Tuckanuck tAm), Captain Sparrow
Seccnder via Boston: 4 II Hull.
Str Oneks (Br,. Captain ASreybsev,
Proyidence; Standard Oil Co OF N Y.
Sch Mary Dun (Hr). Captain Lohncs,
Halifax Whitney a Co
Sch * Bentley {Br) Captain Rerrv
st Johns; + whitney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

=, 81, GlBRALTAR. Sept 1+-str Magyarorszas
HAMBuRG, sept l1-Str Union City e cBr).
HAvRE, Sept la-str La Lorraine iFr).
eREMEN. Sept 10-Str Hudson.
BUENOS AYRES. Sept 14-Str Vauban
tBr), via Rio de JRnelro.
GlBRALTAR. sept is-str Madonn.
(Fr), for Naples.
HAMBURG, Sept lo-str Desrneid.
(Br).
FIUME. Sept 1s--str Italia (Br).
PIX YMOUTH. Sapt l5-Str Centennial
state. for Boulogne and London, and pro-
Departures for New York
LoNDoNDERRY. sept la-str Delavan.
CALLAo. Sept ls-sfr Dbro (Br,.
81 MlCHAELs. Sept 14-Str wichita
LIvERPooL: Sept 14---str Nsvisian {Br).
nv Ai.Gl1Rs. sept 6-Strs Ascutney and
GENOA. Sept Str Peterton (Br).
(Dutch).
BARRY, Sept 1s--Port Macquarie tBr>.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Arrived Yesterday

Str Theni.tocies (Gk}. Constartinopie
Aug 10; Plraeus. Aug 25. and Patras. Aug
malls and nose; Pier %. B'klyn
str Alliance, Cristcbai. Sept 8; to the
Panama Railroad Steamship Line: with
ll6 passengers. mails and mdse: Pier I,
Hohoksn. J.
Str Lorstta. Taku Bar, May 81 Iloiio,
suAe - Batavia, July 2c; Colombo, Aug
!, and Bizerta. Aug 2s; to the Green Star
CRY
s, SIT Potomac. Bremen. Sept 3: to the
United States Lines with 102 cabin 80S
Eeersge passengers. mails and mdse: Pier
II str Guernsey (Nor). Danzig. Aug 20. and
hamburg, Aug %; to the Kerr steamship
20 Inc with mdse Pier 4, Hoboken N J.
81, Str Hawaiian, Hamb urg. Sept /. to the
United American Line; with malls and
NOSE; Pier g. Bush Docks B'klyn
ssn Princess May Gsr). Port Morant.
september o. TO pi Giorgio & Co: with 81
PASSENGERS and fruit; Pier Z. R.
ST. Creole. New Orleans. sept Q; to the
soa,nsrn sssrn Pacific Co; with passengers and
mese: Pier 49, y r.
Point. Y e"'o'' west
:, =. Annapolis, Newport, r 7: anchored
North River
,,s ,,str Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda. Sept
80. 10 the furness- Bermuda Line: with 22i
''Ssssaage,s. mails and mdse; Pier 90. n r.
!, 9rT Lake Elsah. Avonmouth Sept \; to
Docks. / '''''
Str Str Graciana (Br), Havre. Sept /; to
rrqtrness. Witty & Co.; with mdse: pier 90,
Bklyn muse ie' '''
@ sehr Aveiro tPort). Lisbon. Aug 8; to
Masu TTss.er with salt; anchored of Red Hook
,schr Brina P Pendleton. Jacksonville,
us usT si<aola. cartagena. Aug 81: Santa
aasa sept 4; Porto Colombia. s; Cristo bal.
=, aho Kingston 10: to the United Fruit
p;.., WIN II passengers. mails and mdse
"a ASrsf!ord lNor). Philadelphia, Sept 1s;
Snswans D ., BkIyn.
n sr hennecott. Baltimore: to Williams
co with rndse: Pier IS. N r.
~ .. > Mayfower Fort Pond Bay. Sept
>'' " Navy; West Point, n Z.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
From, The Tribwms's Washin1to~ Bureau

From The Tribxms's Washington Bnredu
WASHINGTON Sept. lo,-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
osburn, Com. G. T., to Camp Perry. d..,,
Bryant Lit. Com. c. F.. to U. g. s. Penn
Cochran. 1t. Com: g.. to rhsladslphia.
ceoahus etsa It, It. t' Com A. " e. 70 to Asasc station
compton, Il, J; P. to u; s.. 8, o.
De Dorner. 1t. A. TO Pacific heet:
Dickinson. 1t. H; T.. to u 8 8 sylph.
D!nsweii. 1t. J. E.. to U. 8; s. Chicago,
Floyd Jones. 1t X, to U. s. B. Nofsn
Headiee 1t G. D. to u s. s. R.17
jackson. 1t H w, to U. g, s. K-2-
Jones. II r. K. to U. s. s. R-is.
XII K.H l., L.. !; +. to % Gs%S5!ass; S.,nSls.:
Rowe. It. j. W, TO T. s. s. N-s
Shoemaker. 1t. J. NJ. to Cambridge.
Sssasa Il; Il v j. T. T. to to J. T. s. 8 w.0~A'
Adams 1t. G. w. to Indian Head.
s; Cole: It. E. l.; to u 9. :. Alert; s5.rt
Mssasn MeSsnaon Ii f. F. u e E. Ssw to T. Ssrt g. s. ss
Shaw. 1t J 2; resigned.
Bueh. Ens W. G.. TO mine force. Atlantis
Gilbert, Ems W. C.. to Pacific Fleet.
Gregory. Ems s., to y. s. S. S.3
Grove. Ems D. tr.. to Pacific Fleet.
Hampson. Ems. e. W.. to mine force. At
iantic Fleet.
Mscondrey. Ems. A. tr.. to U. s. s. New
Mexico
TeiimaT,. Ems. II. A.. to Paeinc Flset
Warner. Ems. c. D.. resigned.
Wills. Ems. F. r.. to u. S, 8. Ss.
Andrews, 1t. J. e., TO U. 8. s. Sacramento.
Mathis. 1t. N. s.. to U. S. s. Kansas.
stackhcuse, Com w n. to 18th Naval
District
Alkire. 1t. Com. H. H, to Great Lakes
Rose. 1t. Com H, to Santo Domingo.
Hunt. 1t J. E.. to Coco Solo.
Poshcpny Lit. j. c., TO Mare fslard.
Janeway. 1t. r. L., to L. s. S. Relief.
Muilinix, Bosn. 3. L.. resigned.
Barker, Gun. @. r.. resigned.
Davis. Gun. W L., resigned.
Williams. Gun. II. X, resigned.
Burris. Mach. B.. resigned.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Hurley Returns; Trip
Cut Short by Illness
Former Shipping Board Head
Will Issue Statement on
Marine Affairs Soon

Edward n. Hurley, of Chicago. for
nef chairman of the United States
Shipping Board. has returned from Eu-
rope, having been compelled to cancel
his tour Of the Continent through ILL
ness. At the Ritz-Carlton yesterday
Mr. Hurley discussed freely his views
on the upbuilding of the American
merchant marine, but asked that his
opinions be withheld for the present, as
he is compiling statement which will
be issued in few days.
Regarding the assertion of Elmer
scSlesinger, general counsel for the
Shipping Board. that $4,000, 900 had
been advanced to the Pusey & Jones
Company without the scratch of 4 pen
to show what the contract was" Mr..
Hurley said: 81 do not know anything
about it. am not familiar with the
details of that transaction, as it has
been SO long since I left the board"
Mr.. Hurley was stricken in Paris and
was forced to cancel all his plans for
reorganizing his companies in Germany
and elsewhere on the Continent.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16

Kink.snis Aiaru 40 r HAttarss sept 10.
| nnoxville ~ g Cape Fear Sept IL
f.rfrrn. cnsr,na 2.sss M p Amb.ess sept Il.
Lake Fillmore @ sso SnH seotisnd ~ Ssps s.pt IT.
Lax: Lax. FFsr Fsrsn liz sss sas Hs.s.. ~ s,r, ssSt Is
Lake Giiboa Ss S Hatteras Sept IL
Lewis x Thuriow IS N Cap. can.vsra
Lixhtburne es2 sw Hattars. sspt H.
Livingston Roe 1875 from charlesto,
n = Eiiiost 90 N Jupiter sept IA.
Maiden Fl Cape Henry sept 1b.
Msns'. MMsnsHH i ,ss s Msntusst s.tss a., ssps ia
Margaret - N jupiter Sept ~
Matinicock 1Ts Jupiter Sept a.
Momus IS Jupiter Sept "a.
Montroutc 70 ME- Hatteras Sept 1s.
Moravis r Bridge 2sI = Cap. Henry sept "a
Nsnsuesst Is sw Fire ie''un Island ndps seps
s yars ,ss pa su s"na nsy Sept T.
Neordsrdijk 20 sw Cape Mala AN
Nord Amefika 1850 n Charleston Sept 1s.
North american 100 s by Hattsra,
Nershwestsrn Bridge SEQ EsE Ha.tera,
Occidental IS e ramplco Sept IL
Oscar Bcrnctt 81 S Sand Key Sept -
osweso Az END Cape Henry sept ia.
psmaee psm' :, 81 F. Hayana SEPT ~.
Pennsyisania 200 w Sand Key Sept Is.
Pieiades 90 N Jupiter Sept "a.
Princeton 50 e Tampico Sept la.
Radiant 1917 sw Hatteras Sept a.
Ramon de Lsrrinaga 100 Ssw Hatteras
s..p.r .ss e ramp,co Sept -.
nopin Adair s6 from Boston PM Sept Ia
Roma passed Nantucket s:<s AM Sent ls
9 b Hunt $50 W Sand Key Sept iS
, Spaulding 6s r. Sand Key Sept IS.
, Harkness 439 Sand Key Sept L.
Saccarappa so NE Hole-in- Wall Sept H.
ssisno ssism ocoonnsy "a n Ia M Jupiter Sept l5
San Pablo IL " Jupiter Sept Ia
Santa Elisa ies ME- Colon Sept -.
santa Teresa 3o3 s Ambrose Sept ls.
Standard 20 g Lohos Island Sept IL
Stephen r Jonee lat 20 81 lon u So Sept -.
sunbeam 100 Jupiter Sept 4.
Sunot 95 N Hatteras Sept a.
sunshine lilo w Key West Sept H.
Swift Arrow 2io sw Block Island Sept IS.
Tw1a5s'ay Tsmns + lss nnSrSss gs Sept ssDt
Tashmoo b53 Ambrose Sept ~
Thomas H Wheeler ss N Hatteras Sept IA.
Tivives ss6 Ambrose Sept "a.
Trontolite S36 w Balboa Sept ~.
vancoiite sio q Aampicc sept u.
Vesta III Scotland Lv Sept i6
Yistula 1s0 f Tampico Sept a.
w NJ Irish pd Overfails 2:&5 AM Sept IL.
West Totant 64s N Cape Henry Sept 49,
Westsrcok 1s: 3 Ambrose Sept is.
Westmoreland $50 from Nantucket Sept ~.
Wiilhilo 2s5 N Colon Sept l5.
william H Dcheny Is W Sand Kept Sept ~.
Yankee Arrow 400 Hranton Reef Sept Is.
zcppot isa DNE Tuxpam Sept ~.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Reports by Wireless
BY u. S. Shipping Board
Service

Agwinoon l76 Scotland Lv Sept a.
Agwistar lat 80 10 ion es 90 sept ia.
Alaskan 100 NE Colon sept H.
Alliance 104 Scotland LV Sent IA
american 2764 N Balboa Sept a.
Am olco II NE Nantucket Sept ~
Antrea Luckenhach 90 n Colon Sept IS
Argon l26 Hatteras Sept "a
Astral 80 NE Jupiter Sept "a
Baltic 1913 N Jupiter Sept is
Bsyway Bss,yic. 50 - = = l.,,. Hastsras Sept IS.
BerenSaria zoeo q Ambrose Sept IS.
B9ssfo,a B9ssfc 50 os Naisoa Roasa Pm sept Is.
srll's srrnsIand iss ssS TsmDicS Ksx %s sept
Cape Roman 155 Sc Mobile sept H.
Charles Harwood 4se e by n Tsmpice m
en- Chickasaw $50 Ambrose Sept is
Cninampa Si,ii 22 Send Key sept Is.
city oi Montgomery is NE Fryngpau
City OF Savannah so N Hatt.ras Sept "a.
Clement Smith 21o w Sand Key SEPT is'
comsI comsnssa sss s.s scotlsnd lan Lv Sept ls,
Comus "a NE Hatteras Sept is
Concho esi Scotland Lv Sept Is.
consHps coTaint ss' - sw 2 Ambrose m PM ssDt H.
Corson ETA Ambrose Sept Is.
CHAMPION anderson 40 E Tamp!co Sept IL.
Currier 46 K Tampico Sept a.
Dclco 102 San Pedro 3 PM Sept "a
Donald . Mckay $50 sW Balboa Sept IA.
East Wind zoe SE Ambrose Sept is
Eastern King 465 K Ambrose Sept ia
Edmore asa w Seattle 8 PM Sept IL
Edward l. Doheny III lS0 % Tamo,oo
Sept H.
nl Alba IS N Hsttesas Sept Is.
El Vale 256 Scotland Lv Sept Is.
Ensley City 50 SW Cape Blanco Sopt 1a
Esperan2a 17s w Havana Sept IA.
Floridian 2oc Ambrose Sept i5
Franklin X Lane rs NE HRtteras Sent Is.
Frederick kellogg 202 Scotland Sept Is
Garfield $50 . Isle OF Pines Sept Ia
Gloucester ] s SW Fire Island Sent a.
Grecian rs SW Fire Island Sept iS
Guf OF Mexico / % g Ambrose Sept u.s.
Guifmaid c3e WNW Tortugas Sept IL
Guifprince 1z5 N Jupiter Sept lt
uulfstream 2lS s OverfaNs Sept I3
n G Folger 81 e Sand Key Sept l3
II Rogers z15 w Key West sept IL
Harold Walker IS 8 Jupiter Sept "a
anton $50 ENE Cape Henry Sept 10
! e White 80 SW Nantucket Sept is
silinois SO s Cape Henry Sept Ia
:, BostwiciS e7o K Tnmpico Sept H.
) Van Dyke IL s Alligator Sept 49,
Jeptha zoo Balboa 8 PM Sept Ia
Sonn d Rockefeller 238 SW Hatteras
Sept. is.
Jesepn Seep 3s4 ENE Jupiter Sept a.
JOSIAH Macy ESQ Tarnpico Sept ~
Jan,ata 50 SW Fire Island Sept 15
haikyu Msru zoe e Ambrose Sept H.
hennecott iss Scotland Iv Sept IL
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Receivers Will
Fill Contracts
OF u. S. Mail
Laskcr Tells North German
Lloyd Directors All Its
Facilities Here and in
Bremen Will BE Utilized
Called Valuable Assets
Shipping Board Will Deal
Only With Those Now in
Charge of Defunct Firm
FROM The T-iSs~s's weahi~oto~ Burss~

FROM The Tvi6s~s's Waahi~otow Bwvss~
WASHINGTON, Sept. f6.--The con-
tracts between the Unitad States Mail
Steamship Company and tho North
German Lloyd interests will be con-
ttnued in force until the United States
Shipping Board, in cooperation with
the receivers Of the defunct company,
can dispose of the former German pas
senger liners recently turned back to
the government. Chairman A. B. Las
ker of the board assured representa-
tives of the North German Lloyd who
conferred with him to-day.
Carl Stapsifeidt, Of Bremen, and
Charles Won Holmont, Of New York
City, directors Of the North German
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting malls close at the General
Postoffice and City Hall Postofsice Station.
New York. at p ia, as follows.
Hawai-, via San Francisco. steamship Maui,
September Is.
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco, steamship Mariana, September ls
Japan. Corea and Siberia, via Seattle,
steamship Manila Maru, September le.
China, French Irdo-China. Netherlands
East indies Except Sumatra). and
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria. b. c.. steamship MonteaFie.
September 49,
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco. ateam.
ship Sonoma. September zs
New-York tribune., 1921-09-16
Sailed Yesterday

.,.rs ,srs e J Luckenbach (Am). San Fran
ssreo, sre, King Alexander (Gr1, Naples: River
Iasaauss eBrl. Alexandria; Nortonian tBr).
Irss..pool; Princess Matoika (Am), Bremen
1wsat 11wyeatehoach t.Am). Phiiadelphta; Sark
Mt. MI Montevideo Mount Clay (Am).
viz rissouFg so.g Toba Maru (Jap). Yokohama
ssna savannah; Caroline Maru (Jap). Yoko-
con.ra oscar III tDaE). Christiania and
vsspsaaagen; vsrs Montssrrat (Sp). Havana and
ys-s cruz Tyrifjord (Nor), Bergen ;
Sorsam, Sa br). Demerara Jefferson {Am).
ssess siooney. fAm). Havana and Pro-
AZ. Rio de Janeiro: city Of st Louis
Nsv.!' savannah; Kumeric tBr). Newport
str r., oark Guadaihorce (sp,. Las Palrnas;
A4@6e Fife (Am). Manyanila.