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New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Cleared

Str r Q Barstow (Am). Captain Wal
lace; Port Lobos; Robert l. Hague; %,,,,,.,,
son; callao and Moliendo via Panama
Canal; W II Grace & Co.
Str Oscar II (Dp. CAPTAIN Schmidt: F:
= Str Str Pannonia % (Br). Captain Marshall; (;
Liverpool: Cunard CO.
Str Lake Bridge tAm}; captain H'eh''
Str Mohawk (Am), Captain Ingram
Charleston and jacksonville; Clyde s
Str A Bostwick (An). Captain Nc
Gerty; Beaumont; Robert L Hague.
Str Norfolk (Am). Captain Forrest; Bal
timore Clyde s Co.
Houston: Sinclair Navigation Co
Str Lake Faristcll (Am). Captain Baker;
Mobile and Tampa; Mallory e.sts,O $ Go. Gar
field; Savannah; Ocean S Co.
Str Hamilton (Am). Captain Nelson; +;
Norfolk: Old Dominion Transport Co.
Str Walter A Luckenbach (Am). Cap
Str Henry r Mallory (Am), Captain
Barstow; Galveston via Key West; NAL
Str West Eaven tAm>, Captain oak-
Panama Canal; Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific
S S Co.
Str Minnesotan (Am). Captain Smith !;
Boston; United American Lines.
Str Mongolia (Am). Captain Hartley
Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg;
Str Mundelta (Am), Captain Fleming
San Francisco via Panama Canal. Munson
Line.
Belize to Plymouth: Munson Lines
Schr Whiteway (Br), Captain Pike,
Apple River; Sexton & Bryant.
Schr QuAco Queen (BD. Captain Rich
ards: Campeliton to Newark; J + Whit ney
| & Co,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26

MORO Castle. Havana. Oct rs. Ward Line
Ciontarf Las Palrnas. Oct 10. IA II Bull
south American. crstohai. Oct ls.
Anna. Puerto Colombia. Oct IL.
Caribbean Line
Due Tomorrow
Adriatic. Southampton. Oct 10. White Star
Turrfalba KinEston, Oct ga Unit Fruit Co
Ft Hamilton. Bermuda. Oct 26,
Furness. Witty a CO
Apache. Jacksonville Oct "a. Clyde Line
Iroouoss. Turks Isle, Oct 90. Clyde Line
Duo Friday
George Washington, Southampton Oct 2e
Orbita. Hamburg, Oct 15 sandorson & sons
Vellavia, Newcastle. Oct a.. ,Cunard Line
Gen w G Gorgas, Cristobal Oct II.
Panama II Line
Westerdijk. Rotterdam, Oct 10
Holland America Line
Montauk. London. Oct 15. All Trans Line
Duo Saturday
Paris. Havre. Oct 23....... French Limo
Asabeth, Gothenburg. Oct 3..seager s $ Co
Florence Luckenbach. Colon, Oct 90.
Luckenbach s s. Co
snag. Santiago. Oct 24.......... Ward Line
Due Sunday
Colombia, Glasgow. Oct 21.. Anchor Limo
Belvederc. Trieste. Oct 10. Phelps Bros
Calamares. Havana, Oct ~. Unit Fruit Co
Leeds City. Alexandria, Oct 49,
Kerr s Co
vintonCounty. Barbados, Oct Is. clyde Line
Due Monday
Carmania. Southampton, Oct 21. .Cunard l.
Stavang erfjord. Bergen. Oct 49,
Norwegian-American Limo
American Legion. Rio de Janeiro. Oct 10
Munson Line
Philadelphia. San Juan, Oct 25.
Bliss. Dallett 4 Co
Yuoatan. Havana. Oct 2S. ...... Ward Line
Santa Teresa, Valparaiso, Oct IA.
w r Grace e. Co
Curveilo. Pernambuco. Oct IT.
Lloyd Brazileiro Line
Palermo Palermo. Oct 10. ..Italia-Am Line
Lewis Luckenbach, Colon, Oct 81.
Luckenbach 8 s Co
Matoppa. Alexandria, Oct Ia
Norton. Lilly 4 Co
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. Oct 20.
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Olympic, Southampton, Oct 2s.W Star Limo
Rotterdam, Rotterdam. Oct 25.
Holland America Line
Rochambeau Havre, Oct 80. French Line
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Leviathan Plans by Oct. %
90 Days for Bidders to Figure
on Cost of Refitting
From The Trfbune's Washington Bureau


WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Specifica-
tions for the reconditioning of the Le-
viathan will be ready for distribution
to prospective bidders by October 20,
Joseph W. Powell, president and gen
eral manager of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, announced to-day. Bid
ders will be given sixty days to con-
slider the specifications and submit
their proposals for putting the vessel
in shape for commission and ALLEGATION
to some operator in the North Atlantic
passenger trade.
Following the receipt of the bids, the
Fleet Corporation probably will go be-
fore Congress and ask for an appro-
p.riation to meet the expense of reft-
ting the vessel, which is expected to
be about $10,0o0,000.
The largest cost in the proposed
work will be changing the Leviathan
into an oil burner. Several months
ago 1t was ascertained that this work
alone would cost approximately 81 $780,
600 According to estimates previously
given, it will take twelve months to
complete the work.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Notice to Mariners
(Reported to the U. S. photographic {

(Reported to the u. S. photographic Of
flCe)
On Oct Oglethorpe Range Front Light
established close to the end OF the
Jetty on the northern side of the entrance
to South Channel, Savannah River. about
IL miles 245 degrees from Barnwell Place
Light.
Two submerged pipe lines extend from
Nina del Mar Beach, Chile, the outer ends
of which located follows 450 yards
2s3 degrees from the end of the pier e1-
tending from BOblacion Nergara; 600 yards
2l1 degrees from the above. The two po-
sitions are each marked by a pair Of
mooring buoys.
The flashing white light established on
the end OF the breakwater in Valparaiso
bay Is located 800 yards 80 degrees from
Duprat Point in approximately latitude
33:O1 south. longitude 1898 west.
Notc-The breakwater has now been
completed and the portion shown on the
charts extending about 100 yards east
ward OF the light Is to be expunged
Demerara light vessel British Guiana
has been replaced by new light vessel,
located in the same position about g. rs
miles northeastward from Georgetown
Lighthouse in approximately latitude :49
north. longitude 68:10 west. The hull is
painted white, with "Demerara" in black
on sides. The vessel is no longer a pilot
station.
on Oct Gallardo shoal, Porto Rico.
Gas Buoy was established in place Of
IN Approximately latitude is 100 north, lon
gitude 67:20 west.
On Oct II South Pass Light Vessel.
Louisiana, was replaced on her station in
approximately latitude 2S AS north lon
Bltude 80 80 west.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26

the Orient to morrow. will take out $1,000,
900 In bullion In her specie tanks In ahdi~
ton to capacity cargo, including $4,000
sacks Of California rice
Announcement was made by tho Matson
Navigation Company to-day OF a reas-
signment OF captains and other officers
several of their liners, including the
Shipping Board strs Hawkeye State and
Buckeye State. Denial was made Of re-
ports tthat the Hawkeye and buckeye
would be turned back to the Shipping
Board but officials refused to deny re-
ports % that ths action vas preliminary to
from San Pedro to the Orient.
SEATTLE, Oct 25--After a long round
trip voyage OF thirtyseven days. during
which the vessel was delayed by ground
ing storms. Ice and fog the str Victoria
returned to this port yesterday
Seattle during the third quarter OF this
year aggregated 25S,643 cases. q gain of
sS7S NEw essss YonS Sysr oa3 he pgevpns 5hs
cruisers YaSumo and Isumo. of the Jap
anese a training squadron. will arrive in
Mew s,sS York nnr,h harb9r bon on rridsy They WIN
through which they passed on their trip
which started from Japan in August The
saito carries on board 2ss cadets. 1t is
their first cruise around the world The
lsumo carries 1872 midshipmen. and the
YalSumo 116. Their Imperial Highnesses
Prince kacho and Prince Kuni. are among
the cadets The warships will stay in
New York until November 3, when they
sct ouL JOT tne Azores ana then to
European waters. Tho entire voyage will
cover 2S.343 miles and require 263 days
ending on April next year.
The American schr Perry Setter. Rio
on Aug ~, in lat 20 s. Ion 81 25 w
The Italian bark Provvidenza which
sailed from Buenos Ayres, was spoken
23 W. w % '"' 90 - ~ 10" d
The Norwegian bark Ragna. Carston for
Philadelphia, was spoken on oct / in lat
40 os N, lon 20 a5 ". All well.
The Norwegian ship Lyngo, Bristol for
lat so Al ~ lon &c f.
BALTIMORE. Oct 20 The Reardon-
Smith Line announces that 1t will operate
monthly line OF steamers out of Balti-
moro to Hamburg with its freight car
riers. The first Is the Leeds City, bound
here from the Far East by way of New
York to be berthed November 81. Maurice
Carlin & Co, have been appointed local
agents through the United States Navi-
cation Co OF New York, the American
representatives of the company. Sir VIII
liam Reardon Smith g. Co OF Cardiff are
owners of the line.
Maurice b Carln & Co cleared the Jap
anese str Fyfuku Maru for Italy with
$500 tons of coal, following the Raifulu
5000 tons for the same country.
Los Angeles business corporations are
making an effort to induce the Shipping
Board to place the combination freight
state. now on the Matson Baltimore San
Francisco Honolulu line. on run from
Los Angeles to the Philippines by way of
Honolulu.
Steamship men predict an increase OF
business between Baltimore, United King
dom, German and Dutch ports as a result
OF the recent rate cuts announced Tor car
goes between ports on the Atlantic. With
material reductions it is believed there
will be little or no competition by tramp
steamers
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Steamship Owners Will
Discuss Problems To-day
New Budget, London Confer
ence, Hague Shipping Rules
EXDected to Come JJD

Several questions of considerabl i'm
portance to ship companies will be
discussed to-day at full meeting of
the American Steamship Owners Asso-
citation at II Broadway. The new bud
get plan, providing increased funds
for the activities of the association,
will be considered. Other matters are
the invitation to attend the Interna-
tional Conference of Ship Owners, at
London on November 23, and the
Hague shipping rules on a uniform
bill of lading.
Winthrop L. Marvin, president
of the association, said yesterday that
replies were already beginning to
come in from the QUESTIONABLE on
shipping policies. While it is too early
to give comprehensive statement, he
said that there is general agreement on
the greater part of the Jones act.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Reports by Wireless
By U. S. Shipping Board
Service

distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specinedj
Agwhavre 1875 sW Hatteras Oct 25
Agwisea Q Sand Key Oct "a
Aladdin 80 E Jupiter Oct "a.
Argus 2s2 ENE Cape May Oct rs.
Artagan Mendi lat 3s 81 lon 81 o4 Oct "a.
Atenas a.,o sla Ia NY = Havsna Ia Oct "a;
Aztec rs SE Charleston Oct 7E.
Baldrock Uug) passed Fire Island LV
Baltic (Dz) % sombrero Oct 25
Bellnower 500 w Balboa Oct "a.
Brush 270 Ambrose Oct 20.
Buckeye State 1877 N Balboa Oct a.
snider NE Carysfort Oct 25.
Calamares 270 Linon Oct "a
Capillo lat IA 33 lon So Sc Oct "a.
Care Carene9 oIS, lto Sc Sc Cape Henry Oct rs.
Oct "a. 49, '0 '' A'''0''''
Charles Pratt 1s4 S by w Hatteras Oct Is.
Chickasaw 100 e Ambrose Oct 25.
City of Freeport ITO SW Bermuda Oct "a.
CITY Of Rome IL l45 sW Hatteras Oct 25
Cold Harbor 2,l74 San Pedro Oct "a
colombia So from Colon s PM Oct e.
| Coppename 10 South Pass Oct "a
Corning 40 Il Tampico Oct "a
County Ent of Cardigan off Cape Henry PM
D G scotield 1855 N Balboa Oct "a
Darden 80 S Hatteras Oct 25
DaHa Baa nos MSkelTy sFo y can - Sand Key Oct 2S
Eastern Dawn 1,47S Il Ambrose Oct 25
Edward l. Doheny III 247 EsE Cape Ca
Ell Dorado e5 w Cape Mala Oct "a.
El El Gssons0 Gste5o 80 soo Tortpgas ,s9, Oct "a
El Vale 81 f Sand Key Oct 26
Esparta TOT Cape Henlopen Oct 25.
Esperanza IS w Havana Oct 25.
Evelya 81 a.S,s NE Cape ,a,;a Charles PM Oct a.
FLORENCE Luckenbach 9S5 S Ambrose Oct "a.
| Garfield $50 Balboa Oct "a.
Gene Crawley 290 f Tampico Oct "a
Lv Oct "a ''''AA AA
George George 6, Henry 1 2!o " Sand Key Oct q.
George Washington 1.2fs Ambrose
! Oct 25.
GGulaight so NE rampico Oct "a.
Gulfmaid 2l5 SE Hatteras Oct "a.
CUR Prince 65 Sc Sabine Bar Oct "a
Gulf Queen 144 NNE Hatteras Oct rs.
Harold Walker 242 Dominica Island
Hastings s Sand Key Oct "a
hawkeye State 1,1So from San Francisco
Helen 5sa s Scotland Lv Oct a.
Heroert y Wylie pd rampico Bar Oct "a.
Herbert 1 Pratt 5s sw Sand Key Oct rs.
Heredia 2l9 Colon Oct "a.
Herman Frasch l15 Hatteras Oct "a.
Hilton 40 ENE Cape Henry Oct rs.
Hog Island $50 Ambrose Oct 25
Houma l75 Ambrose Oct 25
Hoxie $50 NE Cape Henry Oct 25
Hudson lat ~ "a Ion So % Oct "a
iultero 80 SW Nantucket LV Oct %.
liwah Ping 900 Balboa Oct "a
White 1854 sw Nantucket Lv Oct 25.
India Arrow 2s2 Hatteras Oct "a
| Irmgard pd Key West Oct "a
lroquois 4e4 Scotland I.Y Oct 25
J c Donnell 112 SW Sand Key Oct e5
E ONei SO s Jupiter Oct -
| J NJ Guhey 2S& SD Hatteras Oct "a.
| Jean Al NE Hatteras Oct "a
Joseph Nj Cudahy 34S NE Lobos Island
| Oct "a.
Jomar ~ W'Nw Tortusas Oct "a.
Lake Enont 1se Hatteras Oct 25.
Lake Eon 10 Hatteras Oct o5
| Lake Elsmere 33 SSW Fire Island Oct "a.
Lake Favoria 254 Sw Gayhead oct az
Lake Fillmore pd Key West Oct a.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Marine Disasters

SAN DIEGO, Oct 25-The trawler La
Touche. disabled by broken collar on the
Island on the lower California coast, Oct
23, and towed to port here by the power
schr Miriam.
Six destroyers. the Mackenzie, Renshaw.
Obannan. Hagan. Howard and Stansbury
moored abreast to a mooring block and
buoy, were set adrift in port here during a
by the mine sweeper Garnett they were
about to collide with another fleet of de-
stroyers
The fishing schrs San Juan and Pigeon
were lost during a recent storm at Abre
Ojos 14o miles north of Magdalena Bay
by the schr Bono Vla1e. The crews were
saved
GALVESTON. Oct 2o--str Algiers, lying
at the Texas City sulphur dock, had fire
in No / hold yesterday. Vessel was loaded
with sulphur and the fire burned for about
ten hours. Deck plates considerably dam
aged.
which left port here Oct 22 for Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Antwerp. returned to-day
and reports that on Sunday night about
o'clock, about 400 miles from port,
heavy weather encountered and the
port propeller shaft broke in the stern
casing. Vessel returned to port under
her starboaru engines at about eight knots
an hour.
CARDIFF. Oct 1o-Str Arnaldo Da
Brescia arrived here. to-day, from Genoa
to drydock for extensive repairs to damage
| received through collision with the str
British Lantern when about forty miles
west OF Bishops, Saturday. The British
Lantern is damaged on the starboard
side.
HOQUIAM. Wash. Oct 24-schr David
Evans. Portland, Ore, and Astoria for
Cape Town with n cargo of lumber, was
beached on small island the coast
| of South Africa on Oct 49,, burned and
blackened hulk, according to a cablegram
received to-day by Mrs e J Spinner, wife
of the captain. All board reported
safe. Vessel is owned by Balfour, Guthrie
& Co.
| from Ymuiden states that the str B
| Hunt. Tampico for Amsterdam. is making
water having experienced heavy weather.
Intyre st John. N b, for Campbellton and
| New York, went ashore while passing
| through the Straits of Canso, but later
| foated with bottom damaged Vessel Is
now at Pictou and will go on the railway
| for examination. Was bound for Camp
bellton to load lath for New York
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Shipping Board May
Pass u. s. Mail Go.
Debts to Congress
Schlesinger Doubts Legality
of Many Obligations; Fails
toFind Headfor Admiralty
Division i'm New York City

In settling many of the obligations
Of the defunct United States Mail
Steamship Company the Shipping
Board may find it necessary to pass
the decision to Congress whether an
appropriation will be granted for this
purpose, Elmer Schlesinger, general
counsel for the board and Emergency
Fleet Corporation, said yesterday.
Mr.. Schlesinger said that if the
board takes over most of the debts of
the former company, which has been
succeeded by the United States Lines,
the total will aggregate about $5.6oo,-
900. OF this amount about $1,250,0 600
represents prepaid tickets and trust
funds. The relation which the Ship
ping Board will have to the creditors
of the United States Mail company will
be dete rmined following a hearing be-
fore the Shipping Board at Washington
next week, said the general counsel.
Notice was sent out last Wednesday
to the various companies that the
board would be glad to hear their
arguments.
Mr.. Schlesinger said that many of
the obligations of the United States
Mail company have a doubtful legal
status because of the informal nature
of the contracts. 1t might be found,
he declared, that while the companies
have just claims for compensation, the
Shipping Board will not have legal au-
thority to pay them. If this is the
case the matter must be referred to
Congress, as in the case of many of
the shipbuilders who did work for the
government during the war on verbal
orders from the heads of the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation.
No head of the admiralty division in
New York has yet been found, Mr..
Schesinger said. After canvassing
most of the available men in the city
he has found that it is practically i'm
possible to get high class men, earn
ing around 100000 year, to take a
place with the Fleet Corporation for
$1,000 Under the law passed re-
Gently by Congress, the corporation is
prevented from paying more than that
sum, except to six men. All of the
latter positions have been filled. Mr..
Schlesingcr said that he would now
go to other cities, probably Boston
and Philadelphia, to find man for
the place.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26

Lase Gardner 10 sw Nantucket Lv Oct 25.
Levant Arrow 220 SW Hatteras Oct "a.
Levina SCI Nantucket Lv Oct "a.
Lightburne pd Block Island 40 AM Oct rs
I.imon sal Scotland Nv Oct 25.
Manukni GOA from Hlo PM Oct %.
Maslia 22o sE Cape Fear Oct "a.
Mason City 670 ME- Boston LV Oct a.
Matinicock 175 8 Hatteras Oct 2b.
Mani s5S from Honolulu PM Oct 49,
McKeesport lat 40 10 Ion % 20 Oct a.
Memphis City rs Sand Key Oct a.
Mexico 10 8 Jupiter Oct rs.
Mnnequa 900 s Balboa Oct a.
Momus l10 Jupiter Oct 25
Montana 1856 ESE Hatteras Oct as
Montrolite 21s w Sand Key Oct %.
Moro Castle lao s Scotland I.V oct "a.
Mount Evans oS s Miami Oct "a.
Nacata 1.ol2 II Ambrose Oct "a
Nacoochee 3 from Frying Pan Oct 25
Mamasket |, $50 E Ambrose PM Oct "a.
Nora 10 E Sand Key Oct "a
\ NorfolK r. u. s, 80 Portland ian Lv Oct 25
Ogontz 200 NV Cape Cruz oct "a
Oriana 106 N Colon Oct "a
Ormes 200 Hntteras Oct IS.
Oswego 1,o55 ENE Cape Henry Oct a.
Parma OILS s Ambrose Oct "a
Paul II Harwood 1873 wsw Sand Key
Pawlet oca from Columbia Rivor PM
rsWiuol'st rs,;n eh,,t lSt ss q len sa II Oct "a
iIip l'uolcKer IL SE Fowey ROCKS
Pleiades $50 8 San Pedro Oct 90
Potomac 2,266 E Ambrose Oct "a.
Princeton II SW Charleston Oct "a.
Princess Matoikn lat Al OIL, lon 62 90
Richconeal 200 W Sand Key Oct "a.
Roanoke Sl7 sW Hatteras Oct 25.
Sachsenwald pd st Augustine Oct "a.
bagua 314 San Juan Oct "a.
St Augustine 1s0 SW st Thomas Oct a.
San Bruno COS Nantucket LV Oct "a
San Gregorio 10 - Sand Key Oct 35.
San Pablo 80 n Cape San Antonio Oct 25.
Saramacca 445 Southpass Oct "a.
Schoharie lat 80 49, Ion CT 1a Oct "a.
Shenandoah 233 NE Lobos Island Oct "a.
Springfield lat rs 10. lon IA 55 Oct ~.
Steel Voyager 2.o12 from Cape Flattery
PM Oct 23
Sun Beam 90 S Jupiter Oct IS
Sunshine 90 p Key West Oct 25.
Swiftsure 25 f Sand Key Oct "a
Swiftwind 27O F. Ambrose Oct "a.
Theodore F Reynolds 400 s Ambrose Oct a.
Toyohashi Maru 140 from Colon Oct "a.
Turrialba 9o8 Scotland Nv Oct "a.
Ulua 902 Scotland LV Oct %.
Vincennes Bridge lat 4S II Ion 80 2b
vistula Is Sc SAND Key Oct 26.
Walter Hardcastle gas S Galveston Oct "a
Walter Jennings Is Fowey Rocks Oct 25.
West Hardaway lat Al Al lon 61 al Oct "a
West Himrod L. 400 from Seattle PM
Oct 23.
West Hxton 415 from Honolulu PM
West Ira s24 from Norfolk Oct "a.
West Jester 900 from Cape Flattery PM
Oct %.
West Norranus II Sc Alligator Oct rs.
Westland 270 3 South Pass Oct "a.
Willhilo 2,137 SSE San Pedro Oct "a.
Vim Warden 2s Sand Key Oct %.
winifred 20 SIC Ship shoal Oct "a.
Wytheville 1922 w Balboa Oct 23.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Oct 2b-Arrived; StrS
Artiz Mendi tsp), Bermuda; Robin Hood,
Rio de Janeiro; J NJ Guffcy. Port Arthur;
Liberator New York; Hampden. Portland,
Me. Sailed: Strs Margaret, Boca Grande;
Ryufuku Maru (Jap). Gibraltar; Ardmore,
BOSTON, Oct 25-Arrived; strs River
Lisbon via Norfolk; Craigrownie, Newport
News. Sailed: strs Mercian (Br), Man
chester via Halifax; Lake Ellerslie Balt-
more; Gloucester. Baltimore and Norfolk;
City Of Columbus. savannah; Nantucket,
philadelphia; Deranof. Philadelphia; Lake
Favonia, Charleston and Jacksonville Qat-
cHARLEsToN. c. Oct 25-Arrived
S strs Nordamerika (Dan). Perth Amboy;
and proceeded to New York.
GALVESTON, Oct 25-Arrived: Strs El
0ccidente New York: j, Amsterditk (Du),
harcelona NJ sn Darzlser' ger Tampoo: Hiaea Mon Mon
viso Qt. Marseilles; Lake Elmdale, West
Indies Asuncion de Larrinaga (Br). Man
HALIFAX, Oct 26-Arrived: Str Fran
cisco (Br), New York (and sailed for
HulD. Sailed: Str Rosalind (Br>. New
HAyANA, Oct 25-Arrived: Str Atenas,
New Orleans Sailed: strs Maasdam (Du)
ANA (from New York;, Vera Crnz; Pas
torres from New York;. Cristobal and Port
Llmon; San Bias (from BOSTON,. Cristobal
r.. .JACKs0Nv1LLB; Fla, Oct 25.Arrived:
olrS Junlata. baltimore Via Savannah,
MOBILE. Ala, Oct 25-saied: Str So
sua lNorl. Port Barr!os.
MoNTREAh, Mon Rd5a Oct 2S-ATrlvsd: strs Ca.
Kebar Rotterdam; Dunan Head Obs,
Pgbn r1 ysnSsa n ondon Grn9ta n9
Rotterdam; Abb GD, Naples: corinaldo
ToTs0msn OBJ Br
Aviator (Br), Glasgow.
NORFOLK. Va, oct, 25-,Arrived: strs
land; Havana Maru iJapj, New York;
Arlington, Boston; Ballena (Br), Val
paraiso; West ouechee. Baltimore; linden
Orleans; Joseph j Cuneo (Nor), Phila-
delphia; St Dunstan (Br). San Francisco
Sailed. 24th. strs Union City tBr). Liver
Genoa and Naples Strinda (Nor). Mon
trcal; County of Cardigan (Br). Liver
England; Georgia D Jenkins, jacksonville; ;
etrs Meteor, New. England; Maridale
{Nor), Msrseilles; Kincardin rd,, (Brl. New
schr Mary F Barrett, New England; strs
Radlolene (Fr). Rouen; Transportation
Ny YpEsfcoGA Esz1s5f Tsn His ost {Sf' s5sasa Str
Eastern Star. Hamburg and Bremen;
PHILADELPH1A, Oct .,,: 25-cArrived: strs
as SAY saed srs Miller
(Br). London via Norfolk: etc; Gislio HD,
Gibraltar. for orders; Ossneke. New York.
Cardonia. Galveston; Caroline (Fr>.
York; Foldenfjord (Nor). Philadelphia.
Sailed: strs Comayagua GIond), Port
Cortez; Iako Galister, Cuban ports; Luti-
tian (Br), Gironde; Pennsylvania, Tam
pico Rama (Nic). Buenelds; Srombus
(Br). Tampico; rrontolte, Tampico; Tus-
carora (Br). England; Yoro CHond).
ST JOHN, N b, Oct 25-sailed: Str
Gala ba sas. New York.
sAvANNAH. Oct 2o-Arrived: strs
Sachsenwald (Ger). Now Orleans; City of
Savannah. New York; Persian. Philadel
phia land sailed for Jacksonville). Sailed
Str City of Montgomery, New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Arnv Orders

FROM Tho Tribunes Washington Burcau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Coast Artillery
nm. Capt. I. b. to Fort Adams.
warren, Capt. w. H, to Fort II. C. Wright.
Blood, Maj. X. It. to Manila.
Day. Capt. P. g., to Panama.
Norris. Capt. D. r.. to Manhattan.
Minor. Maj. p. L.. to Los Angeles.
Townsend. Capt. ]. r.. to Panama.
Field Artillery
Crane. Capt. j. M. to Fort Sill.
Inglis. Capt. r. B.. to Manila.
Barker. Maj. r. W., to Indianapolis.
Medical Corps
Winter Mai. f. e. to Fort Sheridan.
Gibson, Capt 1. ]. to Fort Sheridan.
xPaulsen, Capt. N. p, to IT, 8.
Posey. Capt. o. j.. to U. S.
Farlow. Capt. NJ. A, to Fort Smelling.
miscellaneous
Rogers. Capt. W. c.. Cav, to San Francisco.
Hodges. Maj. c. B., Insp. Gen, to Wash
1ngton.