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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Economy Policy
Cuts N. Y. Payroll
Of Shipping Board
Question Whether Craft us.
Mail Line Was Operating
Will Be Sold Before Be
ing Put Into Condition

Chairman Lasker's United States
Shipping Board retrenchment policy is
making itself felt in the New York
district. Reduction of the force in the
New York Office has been going on for
week. during which time, it Ia re-
ported, more than lie employees have
been dropped from the rolls or given
notice that they will lose their places.
r. w. Boiling, treasurer of the board,
who has been in New York for two DAYS
reorganizing the distributing Office Of
the construction division, has cut the
present personnel of that department
from twelve to three and those who are
to be retained will be transferred to
Washington. 1t is not thought possible
that any change will be made at the
present time here. Commander R. D..
Gatewood, director of the division, now
Is busily engaged in having plans for
the reconditioning of the Susquehann-
ma. President Grant, Agamemnon and
Mount Vernon completed.
Despite announcement by Elmer
Schlesinger, the boards general coun-
sci that the former United States Mail
Steamship fleet would be sold or char
tered within the next few weeks, others
in authority do not believe the ships
will be placed on the market until
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arrive here Sept IL. which will mark her
irst sppearance in over a year.
y, san AZ, DIEGO; Sept; 1.-The fishing schooner
Nachi arrived at San Diego to-day from
the wrecked San Jose at Sanroque Island
bringing with her quantity Of fittings and
running gear The master of the schooner
reported that the San Jose was broken in
two Just afoot of the pilot house, and in
a short time you'd be pounded to pieces.
tanker Yorba Linda. OF the General Pc
troleum fleet, sailed yesterday for Tam
pico, Mexico. in ballast. where the big
tanker will operate for the next six months
In the oil trade to the west coast. 1t Is
reported that the Lebre. sister ship of the
To rs Linda will be brought up from
hauling will be put in the South American
trade de With the sale Of $1,000. 600 worth
win be resumed. The bonds were bought
for par by a large New York concern. The
RESUMPTION of the work will be the widen
ing OF the main channel
SEATTLE, Sept 1.-The steamers West
ern Knight and West Hmrod, chartered
by the Pacific Steamship Company have
European service and laid up here. The
Shipping Board steamer Eastern Glen, laid
W, here for number OF months, has been
allocated to tho North Atlantic & Western
Steamship Company for intercoastal trade.
She was taken over from the Pacific
Steamship Company. the Pacific Coast
agent here. Longshoremen and truckers
here yesterday voted to accept a wage re-
duction of 10 cents an hour for straight
time and Is cents hour for overtime.
The commission has adopted this, and this
new cut goes into effect to-day.
ABERDEEN, Sept "A writ of attach
ment has been served the Peruvian
steamer Iqutos, loading al Cosmopols. by
the United States Deputy Marshal The
action was instituted at Vancouver, C.
PORTLAND Ore. Sept 1.-The American
str Japala arrived from Seattle to load
wheat for Europe. The Thames Maru has
been added to the list of Japanese ships
chartered to load wheat here. The Wheat
land Montana has arrived at Crays Har-
Dor to load lumber for the Orient. The
kaishun Maru arrived from Muroran to
rived at Astoria from Seattle to load for
Honolulu. Revised orders from the Ship
ping Board provide for the consolidation
OF freight bookings of the Columbia Pa
cihc Company and tho Pacific Steamship
Company and the gradual elimination of
inc vessels OF the former company from
the Oriental trade.
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they are In n physical condition. This
Will take several months. Chairman
Lasker, however, may decide to sell or
charter the vessels contingent upon re-
conditioning.
1t is known that Ave bids already
have been received for the nine ships
affected, but the identity of persons
behind the proposals has not been dis
closed. The feet has been valued at
more than $10.000,000 according to
marine insurance reports, and this sum
may be increased greatly by the recon
ditioning of the four ships that are not
in commission
At the conclusion of a meeting of
the operating managers committee
yesterday, w. Averell Hartman said
there was nothing TO announce except
that the sailing Of the George Wash-
ington Mt l o'clock this afternoon was
occupying attention.
This great liner will leave port flying
the flag Of the New United States Line.
Distinctive ceremonies, it is under
stood, will mark her leaving under the
new management.
T. v. O'Connor, one of the Shipping
Board commissioners, said he had moth
ing to say at this time except that the
industrial relations department of
which he is the head is progressing
n'octtly. Agreements have been
signed with practically all labor or
CARNATIONS except the stevedores and
he added that this contract will be
closed next Tuesday.
August E. Mack, the new district d.
rector, was appointed to take the place
of j. Barstow Smull on the advisory
committee operating the United States
Line during the latter's absence in
Washington. Now that the Secretary of
War has consented to the release of T.
H. Rossbottom, of the Panama Steam
ship and Railroad companies, to act as
general manager of this committee,
the work of putting the nine vessels
of the Mail line into commission will
go forward.
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Lake Ports

CLEVELAND. Sept Arrived: strs
Glenlivet Midland; Sierra Duluth; II
shirss Duluth: Lakeland. Chicago. Sailed
Strs W simpson Milwaukee: Sierra Du-
Iuth; NJ Shiras. Duluth; Glenlivet Byng
Inlet Pete German. Sarnia.
ASHTABULA. Sept 2-Arrived Strs
Sargent. Superior; Gen Currie. Windsor
Marquette and Bessemer No /. Montreal
Canobie. Montreal; Keyvive. Montreal
Brignogan, Ogdensburg; Coilingwood. Port
Colborne; Gilmore. Superior: B ketchan,,
Ogdensburg, Sailed: Strs Pontiac. Milwau-
kee; Sargent. Superior; Gen Currie. Port
Colborne; Marquette and BesseIner No /.
Montreal; Canobie. Quebec: Keyvive. Mon
treal; Brignogan. Chicouttni; Coliingwood
500; Gilmore, Superior. Ketcham.
Montreal
sANDUsKY. Sept Arrived: strs ORR
noco. Erie; ) w Simpson. Cleveland
Peiee, Point Pelee. Sailed; Strs Orinoco.
Fort William; w Simpson. Milwaukee
Pelee. Point Peiee
FAIRPORr. Sept 3--Arrivei Strs Fl {.
Fricis, Two Harbors; William Palmer,
Duluth; Carl . Bradley. Calcite Sailed
Strs Frtck. Toledo; William Palmer.
Duluth; Carl . Bradley. caicite.
LOKAIN, Sept Arrived: Strs NJ e
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Berth Changes
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

OuG x0-U8y
Vessel Port Agents
Sac vlncents, Fayal Aug as B Richards
Princess Matoika. Bremen. Aug o..
Ryndam. Rotterdam. Aug "a. Holl-Am L
Empress OF India, Southampton. Aug IS
Cunard Line
Polycarp. Para. Aug q. ......B Booth Line
Due Tomorrow
La Savoie. Havre. Aug 81. French Line
Cnlamares. Havana. Sept J.. I'm Fruit Co
Parma, Barbados. Aug IT.. Quebec Line
Bristol City. Bristol. Aug 20. Jas .Arkell
Due Monday
Columbia, Moville. Aug zs. Anchor Line
American Legion, Rio de Janeiro, Aug "a
Carmania. Queenstown. Aug rs. .Cunard L
Mount Clay. Hamburg, Aug rs. I'm Amer l.
Mayaro. Georgetown. Aug Is. Trinidad L
Monterey, Havana. Sept l., Ward Line
Furness. Witty & Co
n & R Lin.
Due Tuesday
Providence, Palermo, Aug "a. .Fabre Line
Ae1lco, havana, Sept z. Ward Line
Duo Wednesday
Oscar II. Christiania. Aug 81.
Scandinavian American Lins
Saooney Caoi2. Aug 70. Ward Limo
Munamar, Antilia, Sept 8. Munsou Lines
Due Thursday
Gull DENIAL. Naples. Aug 23. C B Richards
Virgil. Bahia, Aug &c. Lamport & H Line
Tivives, Kingston, Sept 3. United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Nieuw Amsterdam. Sept 1 .Hel-Amer Limo
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dost Sssas i Nopaay a
TOLEDO, Sept Arrived: strs Lake
hound. Detroit; city Of Toledo, Detroit
Sailed: Strs I4akeport. Montreal; william
7 Roberts. 500: Tyrone. Duluth; Grey
coNNEAUT. Sept arrived: strs H P
Mcintosh, NJ Bowers, John CowIe.
Duluth; Isaac l. Ellwood; Henry Stein
pcna. Detour Sailed: strs Huron, Alpena
Alpcna; Henry Steinbrenner. Chicago;
Isaac I. Ellwood. Gary; John Cowie.
H P Mcintosh. Duluth; L M Bowers.
BUFFALO Sept arrived: strs ] II
Hoyt. J G Morse. william Livinsstone.
caets eaiets mama
Sailed strs Inland. Montreal; Hoyt. May
than Fayette Brown. Duluth; Palmer
MILWAUKEE, Sept Arrived: strs
Scranton. Alpena; J T kopp.. Ashtabu !;
" P Snyder, Port McNicoll; Thos Barlum,
Buffalo: westol, Montreal; Adriatic. South
Chicago; Marquette, Marquette.
SOUTH CHICAGO. Sept 2-Arriysd; strs
odanap, Duluth; Jas ] Hill. Toledo. Sailed
strs H 3 Nye, Georgian Bay; George w
iSDIANA HARBoR. Sept ARRIVED /:
Str Joseph Block. Superior. Sailed: strs
Renown. Green Bay; Joseph Block, Su-
GARY, Sept ARRIVED strs James pav-
dson Duluth; VIM Schiller, Toledo.
Sailed str 4 Kinney. South Chicago.
TWO HARBORS, Sept 2--Sailed; Str
Morgan, Lake Erie.
MARQUETTE, Sept 2-Arrived Str
Lewiston. Sailed: Str Munisins. cleve-
land.
DULUTH. Sept 2-Arrived: strs Squire,
Leopold, Burlington. West Mount. Prince
ton. Baker. Negaunee. H Rogers, Allie
Angelina, A E r Schneider, Amberg
Pioneer Cole. r r Richardson. Harmonic,
nshard son srs plesI na,nu up nuf
fington. King. Leopold. Princeton. Baker,
Hart, Ocotorara, Harmonic.
ASHLAND. Sept 2-Sailed: Strs Collins.
Campbell, Erie ports.
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From the u. S. Naval Station

rDistance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified. ]
Ahanrures SO S Cape San Antonio Sept I.
Afel 573 E Jupiter Sept 2.
Aswiworl1 &c e Sand Key Sept /.
Antinous lat "a 90 Ion 6l as Sept l..
Arizonian 406 s Ambrose Sept g.
ATLANTIC Sun 251 NV Tortugas Sept 1.
Bylayl Is SW Winter-Quarter Sept Q.
Cabrille 80 NV Port Lobos Sept L.
Camden 500 N Cristobal Sept l.
Capt f Lucas 1882 from San Pedro 0
PM Aug 81.
Charles Pratt eS S Hatteras Sept 2.
Chester Kiwannfs 274 e Ambrose Sept g.
Chester Valley. BS4 Ambrose Sept 1.
city of Savannah i03 " Hatteras Sept 2.
City OF Vernon lat 80 SO lon 81 Sc Aug 90
Clare ass San Juan Sept l.
Clement Smith $50 South Pass Sept /.
Colombia 12s Colon Sept /.
Colorado Springs ss7 Hatteras Sept 2.
Connesa Peak l73 SE South Pass Sept !,
Crstobal 2R3 NE Colon Sept /.
panser 80 4 Sand Key sept l.
persnof 744 n Boston l. v Sept 1.
Dirigo ~ SSE Cape Henry Sept z
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Cleared

str Aurora tDt). Captain Baker: Cane
"a Ga'a and Port de PAX: Funch. Edge &
Str William Penn (Am), Captain Wright
I,okonana, Kobe. and Shanghai; Barber
:, Str McKeesport (Am), Captain Hilaon.
Havre; Cosmopolitan Line
str Cedric (Rr). Captain MetcaIfe: Liver
pool; White Star Line
,a or rotterdam fDt). Captain Baron; Rot
Line <>i''e'io3
Str Somerset tAn). Captain Pfeil; Ham
oars robert L Hague
str Scythia (Rr), Captain Prothero; Liv-
erpool, Cunard Line.
Str General w Gorgas fAm), Captain
nSosnong, Puerta Prince and Cristobal
Str Mesaba tBr). Captain claret; Lon
1ou wa Ant erp; Atlantic Transport Line.
Tampico Gulf Refining Co.
Str Toloa tBrl, Captain Grant; Havana;
Cristooal and Port Liuon.
Naples. Palermo and Genoa: Italia Am erica
Line. ~
Str Esseauibo tBr,. Captain chit.enden;
ss rl' Payta and Callao; sanderson g.
Str Boveric (Br). Captain Robertson;
ssnanghai, Manila and Iloilo; Houider. Welt
Str Imperator (Nor). Captain Netteland;
Kingston; Di Giorgio & Co.
Str Ponce (Am), Captain Folker; San
saan, Ponce and Mayaguez; g. Porto
Rico Line.
Str Matura {Brl. Captain KirkIey;
Granada and Trinidad; Furness-withy-
- Str Martha Washington tAm). Captain
Rose, Rio Janeiro and Montevideo: Nun
son Line
Str Chinampa (Arn}. Captain Barbrick:
5aitimore; Robert l. Hague.
str Lake Fannon fAm). Captain Dow;
wilmington and Brunswick: Clyde Line.
Str Lake Faribault {Am). Captain Kim
ney. Mobile and Tampa; Mallory Line.
Str City OF ST. Louis (Am). Captain
'onnson: Savannah: Ocean S.. S. Co.
- Str Ohioan tAm), Captain Swicker:
oonton; United American Lines.
str Munwood tAm). Captain Cross:
Ceioarfen and Nuevitas; Munson Line.
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Arrived Yesterday

Sc, Str Q or n,us tHr., Hamburg Aug 20.
Pier 10. N r
Str Beivernon tNor,. ranamo and Cana
rovs Aug 81. Baracoa 81; to the Atlantic
Err Err ~ viii pass anu ifu''' f'er Co.
sts Carolyn, Arroyo Aug 20. Humacao
80, San Jua. Is; to the Bull Insular Line
with sugar; Pier 81. Bklyn.
Mayagusz and Arecibo 81 Fajardo IS San
pass and mdse: Pier 27. Bklyr
Str Maine (Br). London Aug 10: to the
Atlantic Transport Line with mdse: Pier
Str Ell occidente. Galveston Aug 81: to
the Southern Pacific Co with mdse; Pier
Str I4enape Jacksonville Aug so. Charles
tom 81: to the Clyde Co with pass and
mdse Pier 81. n r.
ST. s;eorgeanna weems. Baltimore: to
s En- h'l'h-~ $ $ Co with mdss' Pier a.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk; to tho Old Do
i%n,ea transportation Co with mdse; Pier
-, SIR Harold Walker. cristobal. Aug rs; to
in i:sa- American Petroleum Transport
-. ,ssh crude ell: Cartaret. ].
cur Tacoma Constantinople, Aug II: to
t t5s y ier,ai Navigation Co with mdse;
isnana r r S Line with lsl pass. malls
ana noise Pier l, Hoboken.
Ser Slssy lNor). Philadelphia Aug 81:
Pier 10. Bkiyn en AAos"'
str Samaguey; Philadelphia Aug al: to
chored off Stapleton. S I.
S;r Nonantum GU S S By: returned from
I 1risi trip; anchored off Red Hook Flats.
= Schr Anna r Heidritter, Jacksonville.
heidIitter Lumber Co with lumber: Eiiz.
Str Moravia Bridge. Baltimore Aug 80.
10 moore e Mccormick with mdse: foot
Str City Of St Louis. Savannah Aug 2s:
Pier IS. " r. N'e
Str cavalla tswed). Norrkoping.
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Headquarters % Corps Area, Governors
2o4. 20. In accordance with par. is. spe
cha! regulations 46, the following assign
ments OF reserve officers of this corps
area are made: nth Division--As execu-
tive. $50 Infantry Brigade, Lit. Col. c. r.
Wickersham, I. r. C., Cedarhurst, L. T..
N. Y. as executive, 154th Infantry Bril-
Gade, 1t Col. G. Z. Roosevelt, I. r. c.. is
e. SD st. n. Y. City; as comma ndng Of
ticer, special troops. 1t Col l. R. Reed.
!. r. c., 1I5 Broadway. N Y. City; to
General Staff section. sMajor e. B. Twom-
bly,. 1. r. c.. . Rector St, n. Y. City.
'Nota-For assignment as division NJ G.
and lowitzer officer.
a1-To the soeth Infantry-capt. j. j.
McAleer, I. r.. c.. care of Graves Registra-
ton Service. Pier g HoboiSen. N. j.
TO the 3o2d Enginecrs-1st 1t. Henry
II. Eitzen. Eng r. c.. 515 55th ST. Brook
lyn, N. Y; list 1t John J; Hyland, Eng.
r.. c., ITO e. 41st st. n. Y. City; I'd Ii
Harry T. Angel, Eng. r. c.. care OF
Goulds Mfg. Co., 16 Murray ST.. N. Y.
City.
Each officer named will report to his
regimentai commander for assignment to
an organization of the regiment
BY command OF Major General Billiard
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Str Kennecott tAm>. Captain johnson;
Philadelphia: Williams 8 S Co.
Str Ipswich (Am). Captain Tucker:
Hs ami United United Amsrican Lines.
Tela: United Fruit Co.
Str zaoapa tAm). Captain Barratt: San
tiago.. Kingston and Puerta Barrios;
United Fruit Co.
Str songvand tNor,. Captain Paulsen; ;
Co.
Str w. NJ. Topper lAm). Captain
Browne: ST. Thomas and st. Crotx: Clyde
Line.
Str Cailabasas rAm). Captain Nell
sen; Nuevitas and Puerta Tarafa: Atlantic
Fruit Co.
Str Drot.ningholm tsw). Captain Nord-
felt: Gothenburg: Swedish American Line
Amsterdam via Boston; Funch. Eyde
& Co.
: Str La LORRAINE (Fr). Captain Aubert;
Havre; French Line.
Str Helen (Am>. Captain Clark: San
Juan and Ponce; A. H. Bull.
Str Lake Fabian tAm). Captain Mac
Donald; Cienfuegos and Manzanillo: N
Y. and Cuba Mali Line.
Str Strathlorne (Br). Captain Lamont:
Bordeaux and Baltimore; French Line.
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his Office on Thursday, evidently was
selected by Chairman Lasker because
Of his excellent reputation in shipping
orally known, and Mr.. Mack was too
modest to comment upon it. that his
company has to its credit in the Ship
ping Board $i2,000,0o0 due to it's op-
eration of allocated ships As a matter
Of fact, the Cosmopolitan Line under
his supervision proved 60 be one of the
most successfully operated companies
of M-o-A boats in the United States.
mo change in policy is contem-
plated, except SO far as it will SIM
pity and expedite the handling Of bust
ness in this district" said Mr.. Mack in
his office, at 4s Broadway, II also have
IN view the reduction of the force as
much as possible consistent with the
efficient handling of the districts af-
fairs.
II am taking my time to study the
whole situation. and will not make
changes until l am satisfied that the
best interests of the Shipping Board
and the shipping companies are main
tanned.
Matters of policy will be attended
to at Washington, but will have the
hearty support of Mr.. Lasker to i'm
prove the situation in this district.
Principally the operating lines will
get my first attention, for there seems
to me even at this early date consid-
cradle overlapping"
George W. Sterling. retiring director
of the district. left last night for a
vacation in Maine.
There is little doubt that Mr.. Mack
will announce his changes in personnel
as soon as possible for the sake Of the
morale in the New York Office, as we'll
as in the Offices at Boston and Phila-
delphia.
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Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New York

CORUNNA. Sept Str Mijdrecht (Du).
DUhLIN, Sept 1-Str Delavan.
PORT NATAL. Aug 31-Str Eastern
Crag, New York
AUCKLAND. N z. Sept Str Cornwall
London. Sept Str Northwestern Mil
GALATz. Aug e5-str Koranna (Br,.
Departures for New York
bridge (Br).
HAMBURG. Aug 2s-str Guernsey (Nor).
GENOA. Aug 27-Str Hayden
ST NAZAIRE, Aug 2T--Str Remus
BOULoGNE. Aug 31-Str New Amster-
dam {Du).
BRISTOL. Sept Str Lake Elsah.
GIBRALTAR, Sept Str Banka (Du).
ALGERIA. Aug 50-Str City Of Han
kUW tBr).
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East chissso la. 50 az ion II 30 Sept >.
Aug IL.
Eclpsc aSo e Ambrose Sept O.
Hcuaoor sss from San Francisco PM
El Dorado los N Colon Sept i.
Ell Segunde $40 from Los Angeles $ PM
Esparta 100 " rcia Sept !.
Everett IL sD Cape Charles Sept ..
Fiuor Spar AIS Ambrose Sept l.
Frank g Drum 1924 w Monterey 8 PM
rrecport Sulphur No s&s sw Hatteras
Ganney s4o from Hatteras Sept /.
arirtdu sss from San Francisco PM
saInana sss 9 Nantucket n, Nv Sept ..
Gulunand 2ds s sw Hatteras Sept l.,
NJ Fiager is sw Sand Key Sept l.
Harrington Court lat "a 40. lon re- 81
Heredia 100 Sc South Pass Sept l.
Hudson STS u Ambrose Sept ..
J Donnell AZ w Sand Key Sept l.
Jeptha 43o San Pedro PM Aug al.
John D Rockefeller 27e SSw Hatteras
Jomar 400 sSE Hattcras Sept 1.
Josiah Macy 30 Sw Sand Key Sept I.
Julia Luckenbach "a S San Pedro PM
Lake F'anquier a. NNw San Juan Sept /.
Lake Hector 1,6oi from san Francisco 8
Limon 241 N Tela Sept 1.
Macaoi s. s Nantuckst Lv Sept ..
Mannki 2.l66 from Tatoosh Island s PM
Mayaro go NNE sombrero Key Sept I.
MaSatlan 155 San Pedro PM Aug 81
Memphis City $40 NE Hatteras Sept l.
Mohawk 10 from Hatteras Sept 2
Monterey 235 n Havana Sept i.
Montrolte As Jupiter Sept l.
Morro Castle 40 Charleston Sept /.
Munalres 220 S Scotland IAV Sept 1.
Munalbro NE Cape Henry Sept ..
Munerlc IS S Morehcad city sept i.
Narcissus 43 San Francisco PM Aug 81.
New York CAMP 800 WNW Tortugas
Newbursh ses EsE Sabine Pas. Sept I.
Newton SO Sc Barnegat Sept l.
Noccalula 81 SW Tortugas Sept l.
Osette lat Al o2 Ion 4S 90 Aug 30.
Paraguay 40 w sand Key sept /.
Parisinina 100 South Pass Sept l.
Paulshoro 20 e Sand Key Sept 1.
Pennsylvanian $50 N Colon Sept /.
Philadelphia gig s Scotland |, v Sept l.
Princess MatoilSa 216 Il Ambrose Sept g
Princeton Is Sc South Pass Sept !.
Ramapo lat 20 o3 lon IA so PM Aug 80.
Rayo 2so EsE Sabine Bar Sept i.
Riverside Bridge IL Cape Lookout Sept 2.
Ryndam $50 w Sand Key Sept 2.
San Gregorio 35 Jupiter Sept l.
Santa Alicia 1902 from San Pedro PM
Aug 81.
Santa Marta s19 Scotland I. v Sept i.
Seminole (Brl lat "a OF lon 50 "a Sept I.
Sherman Is Sc Winter Quarter Sept g
Silver State $40 from Victoria, b c. PM
Aug 81.
Sudbury s9s u Ambrose Sept l.
Sunshine S. NE Hatteras Sept e.
Tenpaisan Maru III s Columbia River
PM Aug 81.
Texan 275 s San Pedro PM Aug al
Wafotapu 500 from Honolulu PM Aux 80,
Walter Hardcastle 100 Booas Sept l.
Walter Jennings IA e Sand Key Sept l.
West CeIina lat Al 90 Ion ~ o. Sept l.
West Norranus $50 e Hatteras Sept @
Wheatland Montana 25 from Seattle Pm
Aug 81.
Wolverine State 1853 from San Francisco
PM Aug 81.
woron 1928 Sc San Francisco Sept t.
Yorba Linda 315 Sc San Pedro PM
Aug 81.
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Navy Orders
7yon, The Tribnna,a Wa.hinnta,. p,

=
WASHINGTON. Sept. Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Craven, Capt. T. r., to Atlantic fleet,
Train, Capt. c. r., to Washington
Wells, Capt. c., to u. s. S. Savannah
Cox. Com. j. F., to U. S. s. Wyoming.
Balsloy, 1t. Com A. H. to Washington
Carey. 1t Com. c. B. c.. to Washington.
Nlmitz, Lit. O., to Washington.
Wood. Lit. L., to Washington.
Gun, 1t 9. 81 ]. s.. to u. S. 8. Eagle az
Hosmcr, 1t. 6. 60 e. F., to U. s. s. israel.
S.vcrnail. Lit. q. 60 f. j.. to U. S. S.
Culgoa.
w.ndt. 1T. q. g.) e G. B.. to submarine
division Il.
Osborne: Ems D. R. 1r. to V. S. S. Eagle 80.
Cecha. 1t. A. H., to Y. 8. s. Savannah.
Hunt, Lit r. H., to U. s. S. Pensacola.
Keener, 1t. II. A., TO U s. s. Neptune.
Lehmberg. 1t. II. B. resigned.
Leutslser. 1t. r. X, to San Francisco,
McDermotts Lit: F.. L.. to Washington.
Powell, It. J. CT TO Washington.
Quinn. 1t. n. O., TO New York
Tuck. 1t. +. r., to New York
Welty. Hosn. l., A.. to Hampton Roads.
Craig. Gun. 8. G., to New York
Angonnet. 1t. c. A.. to San Francisco.
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Sailed Yesterday

strs Pioneer (Am). Texas City; Great
Fails tAml. Kingston Erholm fNor1
Attcwa Harbor. c B: Momentum (Am}'
sr,ai trip; Belvedere Gt). Norfolk. Vigo
ana Cadiz; Princess May tBr). Port An
mosden Newport. r I; Eagle Is and 81,
otr5 New York City (Br), Bristol: Cen
III -, V" Gorgas. Cristobal; Narragansett
ssp ~ London via Baton Rouge: Aurora
sa etrs Lake Tanning. Wilmington; Kenne
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Mack Promises
No Change Here
In Fleet Policy
New District Manager Says
Only Move Will Be to
Simplify and Expedite
the Handling of Business
He Has Lasker's Support
Operating Lines Will BE
First to Get Attention;
Sterling Leaves for Maine

August F. Mack. the new manager Of
the United States Shipping Board dis
trict comprising New York, Boston and
philadelphia, in his first official inter-
view yesterday said that there would be
no change of policy in his department
except as it will simplify and expedite
the handling of business under his
jurisdiction. He did predict, however,
that the present force would be reduced
Ia number.
The former president Of the Cosmo-
poiitan Line. who assumed charge of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting mails close at tho Genera.
fostoffice and City Hall Postoffice Station,
New York. at p. M, as follows:
Japan, Corea and Siberia via Seattle.
steamship Arizona Maru. September T.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia. via Vancouver and Victoria,
s. c., steamship Niagara September s.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia, French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria b c.. steamship
Empress OF Russia. September 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
$5OO,OOO in Lumber Burned

WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis, Sept. 2.
Famed by high wind, fire swept
through the woodyards of the Nee
koosa Edwards Paper Company yester-
DAY at Port Edwards, south of here,
causing damage estimated at more than
100000.