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New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Board Strives
To Keep Within
Appropriations
May Not Seek New Funds for
Leviathan, ]. w. Powell
Declares; Shipping Board
Looks for Lower Bids
Budget Cut, Kimban Says
Additional Money Expected
From Sale of Vessels and
Supplies and Securities

The Shipping Board is making every
husinesslike effort to stay within its
appropriation for the current fiscal
year and has no intention ut present
of submitting request for additional
money, Harry Kimball, vice-president
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation,
in charge Of finances. said yesterday
Joseph w. Powell, president of the
corporation. declared that the board
hoped to defray the cost of the re-
conditioning of the Leviathan from
money on hand at the time the con-
tracts are to be awarded. but that q
definite statement was impossible now.
Mr.. Powell, Mr.. Kimball and sew
cral other officials from the Washing
ton offices were in New York yester-
day. Mr.. Kimball said that the chief
purpose OF his trip was to press the
collection of funds owed the corpora
ton. This is proceeding satisfactor-
lily, ne added.
The tentative budget OF S5,000,000
month for the expenditures of the
government shipping organization has
worked well in the last several months,
Mr.. Kimball said, and while details
we're not yet available, recent weeks
might show reduction in this sum.
III tne OpiHtCu vi VitSiotS VI Wy
corporation, it is yet too early to pre-
dict the financial status of the board
next year, but assurance was given
that every possible effort was being
made to comply with the appropriation
acts, which allow the board s48,500,-
600 directly. and up to S55.0o0.o00 to
be derived from the sales of ships and
property. Mr.. Kimball pointed out
that while the disposal of ships has
heen slow. materials and supplies were
being sold constantly, chiefly to sal
wage the equity of the government in
the war program and, secondarily, to
obtain funds for the corporation. AS
an instance of this he mentioned the
sale of securities owned by the board
which have been advertised within the
last few days.
Mr.. Powell said that the board was
looking for lower bids for the recon-
ditioning of the Leviathan, due to the
decrease of about 35 per cent in labor
and similar reductions in the costs of
materials since the last bids we're
submitted about year ago. At that
time the lowest commercial offer was
a little less than $11,0o0,o00.
1t was admitted by Mr.. Powell that
The Shipping Board has received sug
eestons that the battle cruisers to
be scrapped under the arms limita-
tion plan be converted into fast pas
SANGER vessels.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26

Arsentina tlp. stoparich, vigo ana Va
Mespsria spr,. Williams and Monte-
Modesto tNor)s smedsig; London and
Liverpools Amer Metaia Tranxp Co,
Philadelphia, Leek; baltimore; Clyde
Line.
II pinaoelS. Alien; Boston; Eastern
Norawlk, CALI Boston; Eastern s Co.
Lake Gilboa. Forrest; Wilmington and
Brunswicl: Clyde Line.
phia; Norwegian American Line.
Nueces. Davidson; Galveston: Mallory
Leeds city tBr>. Paul; Baltimore; Kerr
City OF Montgomery. Hammond; savan-
nah; Ocean S S Co.
Apache. Chichestcr; Jacksonville and
Charleston; Clyde Line.
Catherine sullivan; ruerta Plata; III
Lake rofe. o'Neill; cienfuegos and Man
zanillo; N 4 Cuba Mail ) co.
Fort st George (Br), Mckenzie; st Croix
and ST Kits; Furncss-Withy.
P,pestone County. Rehnberg; bordeaux
and st Nazaire; Cosmopolitan Line,
Kcciung tBrl, Purcell; Alexandria via
Panhandle state, Ferguson; London;
U Lines.
Munardan, Jackobcsen Nuevitas and
Puerta Plata; Munson Line
Editor. Johnson. Dunkirk via Baltlmorei
Cosmopolitan Shpping Co.
New Haven, Strickland. New Bedford:
New England Navigation Co.
Lake Arthur. Atkinson; Richmond I;
Great Falls. Smith; Cape Hait!en and
Pt de Paix; clyde Line.
Tasmania Maru tJap), Oshida; Yoko-
hama and Kobe; Texas Trans and Ter
mini Co.
barge Samuel w Tanchcr. Mcnamara {;
Spencers Isle; j r whitney.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Maritime Miscellany

VANCOUVER, Nov e5--Government
opened inquiry yesterday into disabling OF
Canadian Importer (Br). in mid PACING
last August.
ABERDEEN, Nov 25--Eight vessels now
bar bound here account heavy weather.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2b-Trans- Pacific
service of Struthers Barry. formerly
struthers Dixon. Increased sailing TO
San Pedro.
Levant Arrow tBr>, New York for
Shanghai in port for bunkers, lost twenty
ave foot gas launch last night. .a ,r,r,
sEATTLE. Nov 35---Improvement in
trans Pacific trade resulted in assignment
Pomona as additional vessel in Admiral
Norfolk, Va Nov 25--Direct water
transportation between Norfolk and Phil
ade.phia naugurated by Inland Steam
ship Co operating line of steam propelled
pany took over the line formerly opersted
between Baltimore and Newbern, N c.
and finding service not sufficiently remu'
nerative changed to Norfolk Philadel pha
run.
Naval tanker saphilo to take cargo OF
tanker Alameda. which caught fire off
Virginia Cspes.
BALTIMoRE, Nov 2s.- Gcorgsanns
more more & Gar Carolina Steamship Company.
new service to Miami Fla. To give
weekly service from Baltimore. George
town Miami and Charleston, S. c. Lake
AEomak has been chartered from Ship
ping Board and is due from Norfolk next
week in command of Captain Walter Hud,
gins. Corcoran, Captain Brooks, Will sail
December 2, and Lake Agomak on Decem
Der 9.
Baltimore will not get cotton carsoe'
from Egypt because there are no fumigat
ing plants to handle 1t except at Boston
and New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
German Eagle Dethroned
In British Shipyard
Former Liner Iniperator To Be
Converted to Oil Burner;
Was Prize TcutOn Shin

The proud German eagle, which once
perched with outstretched wings on the
top of the stem bar of the Imperator,
has been removed by the British In re-
conditioning the vessel for service un-
der the Union Jack. The head of the
eagle was surmounted by the German
imperial crown, the claws Of its feet
graspcd globe, and it's fierce beak was
stretched out in threat to the world.
This eagle was intended as the en-
bodimcnt of the ambitions of the
Kaiser, for whom the ship was named.
At the time of her christening in 1912
the former emperor made a boastful
speech on the future Of the merchant
fleet.
The Imperator is now the Beren-
garia. This ship, $4,000 gross tons, is
now safely moored at the naval yard
of Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., on the
River Tyne, where she is to be changed
from coal to an oil burner.
A correspondent Of the bodybuilding
and Shipping Record" says of the
movement Of the ship up the river:
ut was significant that one Of the
three tugs pulling the gigantic ex-
lImperator by the nose up the River
Tyne was called George V, while one Of
those astern, compelling the huge ship
to get around the bends Of the river
bore the name of The Conqueror An
other of the tugs in charge was the
Washington. Truly John Bull and
Uncle Sam co-operated to put the
Kaiser (lmperator) in his proper place
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Ship Prices Break
At Auction Sales
In British Market
Last 6 Months HasSeen Cut in
Values; Concrete Steamer
Brings $5, ,735; 3 Years
Ago Cost $50, 900 mus.

The remarkable decrease in shin
prices in Great Britain in the last six
months is the subject CT comment in
marine magazines, where it is pointed
out that modern vessels bring only A
fraction of their original cost q. aue-
ton. A sale of especial interest 70
American steamship men is that Of tha
weight tons, for S5,735. The Faith
cost about $750,000 to construct thres
years ago in an American yard.
Another instance, cited by Syren a.
Shipping Of London, is the sale Of
the British steamer Mediterranean
Star at Genoa. This boat, Of Ii knots
and built in 1893 for the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company, charged hands
in June, last year, for s220,D00, based
upon exchange at the rate Of 81 20
the pound. A similar sum was spent
in repairs to comply with the classi-
fcation requirements. Thus the entire
ship cost about $40, 900. In June o.
this year she was offered for sale and
the receiver refused $50, 900. Several
weeks ago she was put up again a.
auction and brought $4,000, a dron
Of $408, 900 in price in year and a
half.
Several other instances Of deprecia
ton are cited. The Pendragon Castle
1900 deadweight tons, built in 1905,
has been sold recently for s15o,o0O,
compared with s5s0,00o realized five
years ago. The Dutch built steamer
Agneta, $50 deadweight tons, built in
1917, at cost Of about S385,000, has
been sold for 100000.
The nty-ssl- year-old 6,123 ton
steamer Sunday, which brough5 $4,000
when sold at auction in London last
August, was sold for $4,000 early in
November.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Cleared

Augusta Foherczegno ID, Diriarich:
Trieste, Patras, via Philadelphia; Phelps
Bros
Advance. Roberts,; Port .au- Prince and
Cristobal: Panama Il Line.
cragness tBr). Snelier; Liverpool Lon
don and Hull U Navigation Co.
Sedric iBr), Metcaif; Liverpool; White
star Line.
Taransia tBr). Caldwell; Glasgow; An
chor Line. q
Clare, Risk; San Juan and Ponce; A H
Buil g. 60.
Hellig olav tDan). Peronard Chris
tiansand ChristIania and Copenhagen.
Scandina vIan- American Line.
cayo Mabi, Dawson; San Juan and
Ponce; American Fruit Co
Mssaba l3rl, Claret. London; Atlantic
Transport Line
vardulia tBr). Britten; London and
Newcastle. Cunard Line.
Nieuw Amsterdam (D3, Van Den Hue
vel; Rotterdam; Holland America Line.
stephen tBr). Madrell Barbados and
c-eara: Booth Line.
ToIoa tBr), Grant: Havana, Cristobal
and Port Imon: United Fruit Co.
Oropesa tBr). lie Breeht; Cherbourg
Southampton and Hamburg; ssndcrson &
Sons
Tyrifjofd fNor). Olsen; Trondhjem and
Bergen. Norwegian n American Line.
Hoyesian Maru (JapJ, Iwanga yoko-
hama. kobe and Shanghai. Mitsui q Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed In the
United States District Court as follows:
CASPER BRIGGs-Involuntary. AT
West Lincoln Avenue, Mount Vernon.
SIG Broadway.
GEORGE S. BEDFORD, 1NC.--Involun-
tary. 11S Reade Street. Jobbers In snoes.
SAMUEL EINBERG-1nvoluntary SOS
linens.
HARRIS s. HENLY. INc.-1nvoluntary
IA Broadway.
Schedules In Bankruptcy
Schedules in bankruptcy were filed yes
terday in the United States District Court
follows:
BERNARD LANG---152 Beecker Street.
Liabilities, s3s,s15; assets. s4.47s.
SAMUEL GREHNsTEIN--3s6 Broadway.
Liabilities. s3a.30s; assets. s9,5oo.
WASSERSTEIN G. WEITzN ER--W est
Twenty eighth Street. Liabilities. sa,e77;
HARRis MANpELBLATr - s51 Grand
Street. Liabilities. 1856 assets, $1,000.
LACHMAN & KLEIN--62 West Thirty
eighth Street. Liabilities. $4s,974; assets
$3.50.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Receivers in bankruptcy were appointed
yesterday in the United States District
Court as follows:
Arthur Lewis for Guarantee Hair and
Novelty Works, 1876 Fifth Avenue under
bond Of $4,000.
Morris Frank. for Samuel werstein. 81
Allen Street. under bond of $500
Benjamin Greller. for Jacob Zinman, 1aa
Avenue G. under bond of s25oo.
William NJ. Speer, for Vogue Shirt Com
pany, Inc. 21 White Street, under bond OF
s3,500.
Louis Ersawt, for Conway Clothing
Company. Inc, rs Fifth Avenue, under
John N. Boyle. for Charles Raphael. 547
West 10th Street under bond of IS, 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Reports by Wireless
By U. S. Shipping Board

Distance is given in miles. Reports arc
aated at noon unless otherwise specified.
A c Bedford 427 w Sand Key Nov 25.
Achilles 15I Cape Henry Nov "a
Agwihavre l76 SW Sand Key Nov 25
Aia bama SO Sand Key Nov "a; towing
Algenauin 1890 $ Scotland L V Nov "a.
Allaguash 95 Jupiter S p m Nov 23.
Anipetco so S Hatteras Nov "a
Ampullaria 100 NE st Augustine Nov "a.
Andrea F Luckenbach 175 s Ovcrfalls Nov
Artigas $40 san Pedro p n, Nov "a.
Astmahco III III 50 Hattcras Nov. 20.
Barthoomew aos sc Epe Ambrose menry SSy Nov Ss e.
Bay State 1857 Five Fathom Bank Nov
Bella pd Hatteras $40 m Nov a.
br,an, brusn 10 |. S,1 H@tteras at m Nov q.
Calabria lat S3 26 lon 76 81 Nov "a
Cauto pd HatteraS II 55 m Nov "a
Celtic $50 f Ambrose a m Nov 25
& cerro Azul o. NE Hatteras NOV "a.
Cerro Azal 215 S Hatteras Nov %.
Cerro Ebano 85 SW Hatteras Nov 25.
Chas Pratt 1s Alligator Nov 20.
Chas Gramp ls3 Cristobal Nov %.
Charles e Harwood 30 S Carysfort Nov "a.
Charlton Hall s4s EsE Hatteras Nov "a,
Circinus lat 3S o6 Ion as 16 Nov 81.
City of Alameda 1S4 sw South Pass Nov
City OF Rome l3i sw Hatteras Nov ,o Is. "
City Of Savannah 1872 sw Hatteras Nov as.
S<'Ah '" oou oV INV IOrtuSaS NOV "a.
Coaxet 220 from Columbia River m
! Nov G3
coelleda 1886 from Cape Henry Nov a.
Coidwater $50 Charleston Nov "a.
colorado Springs 40 Sc Savannah Nov "a.
columbia 21S3 from San Francisco Nov "a.
| Comal a95 Scotland IV Nov "a
Comanche 297 Scotland LV Nov 25.
Concho "a Ambrose Nov 25
Dallas SO Sand Key Nov "a Tin tow
S Atabama).
David McKelvy 1876 S Hatteras Nov "a
Derblay 1861 San Francisco s PM
! Nov "a.
East Cape $50 +; Ambrose Nov 25
Eastern Sailor 1.572 from Columbia River
| s PM Nov go.
Luckenbach Is e Hatteras Nov 25.
| e L Doheny 220 w Key West Nov "a.
T. I. Doheny jr So w Wimble Shoals
| Nov "a.
Edwd !, Doheny III as e Key West Nov rs
FL Vale 257 s Scotland I.v Nov "a.
| Ell fsleo 106 Hatteras Nov "a.
| FL Sol 46 W Tortugas Nov 26
Enterprise l,1o7 from San Francisco PM
/ Nov 23.
E;sparta l19 N Santa Marta Nov "a
| isleetco 3,499 w San Francisco Pm
Nov 23.
| Freeman 20 SSW Fenwick Nv Nov 25
/ Frelda l3f s Hattcras Nov 25.
! 9 " tones s5 wSW Sand Key NOV "a.
1 G w Barnes SO r Sand Key Nov 25.
| q harrison Smith 90 " Sand Key Nov %.
Caller 20 r. Sand Key Nov rs.
! Gene Crawley ITS w Havana Nov 2S
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Seattle Tells Shipping Board
1t Is Disseminated Against

From The Trioune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.---Consdera
ton is being given by the Shipping
Board to lengthy protest filed with
Senator W. l.. Jones, author of the
merchant marine act, by the Seattle
Chamber Of Commerce alleging dis
ordinations against that port, which
was sent to the board to-day by the
Senator.
The Seattle chamber alleges that the
Northwestern Pacific District, by re-
porting to the districts of San Fran
cisco, was not being given the same
treatment as other ports which have
direct communication with the Wash
ington headquarters of the board. The
chamber asks that the board deal di-
rectly with Seattle on questions af-
fecting port and shipping matters
there.
Vice presidents Smull, Love and
Frey, in charge of traffic. ALLEGATIONS,
charters and rates, are investigating
the complaints.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Buyers Arrived
Tairclllld Service
AT rnNNA DA

ALIOONA, IA,
Boyd Glenn Co; r. B. Glenn, draperiex
BALTIMORE
New York Millinery; D. Irving Jacobson,
Baltimore: Overall Co.; NJ. Cohen. over
-''s' A''1N' BhIRM1NGHAM, hiil ALA.
goods; Baer & Lilienthal: 1850 B'way.
BOSTON
C. f. Fovcy Co. Miss G. Murphy. divi-
sion manager, misses ready to wear; Miss
II. Foley misses medium priced canton
crepe dresses and silk dresses; 1854 B'way
Hudson Cloak G. Suit Store; A. Fein-
stein. party and evening frocks. also new
spring dresses: AZ w. $50 ST. Expected
Monday N0T; nkIsrow. Is OKLA.
- j. Abraham; j. Abraham, gen. mdse. !;
CHARLOTTE. N. c.
William & shelton Co.; {. A. Williams
notions; Martiniepe
CHELSEA. MASS.
NJ. Swartz, gen. mdse.; Grand.
CHICAGO
Rogers Bros; c. w. Silver hats; Nc
Prinstein Dress Co.; Harry Prinstein,
dress for spring. no jobs; Hecker e. Hcu-
man. 1870 w. s2d st,
L. M. Myers l.. M. Myers, decorations;
McAlpin.
Felsentha Bros: & Co; e Felsenthal,
rep, notions and leather goods; Bresin
Boston Store; Mr. Jacobson, boys fur
nishings; "A E. 22d St;
Monarch Raincoat Co. H. G. Rippner.
Clawson & Wilson Co.; A. E Force furs,
fur coats & coLUMBns, ls9shsa e. ONO
f. r. Lazarus Co.: J. F. Harkins.
silks. dress goods, 225 5th av.
Max II. Reiser Co. e. Moore toys; care
Weisman Miller. 117n B'way
DENVER
la. Ladies Shop sl l. Miller bolivia sport
DETROIT
Crowley, Miner & Co.; Mrs O. Kircher.
leather l hs, goods jewelry; Alfred Fantl, 11s
w. H. Bartlett Co; 3. silverman, dresses,
coats suits; GLouCEsTFK sSIrts ": asth RAE Ct
Harpel's Blouse Shop; Morris Harpel.
HAKTFoRD. conn. VI anu
stein, party and evening frccks, also new
spring dresses AZ w. s3d st. Expected
INDIANAPoLIs
L, s. Ayres Co.; Miss NJ. b, stephens
LOS ANGELES
Citrin's; Mrs. II. Harvey dresses: Baer
NEW Ii HAVEN. CONN.
shartenberg & Robinson; e. NJ. Mackle.
Hudson Cloak & Suit store: G FeIn.
stein. party and evening frocks, also new
spring dresses; AZ w. 33d St Expected
strouse, Adler & Co: I. NJ. Ullman. cor.
sets brassieres Si,s = rG, e 18th Z y 3,
Smith & Welton: Miss t. e Grapea
muslin underwear. suits and dresses Penn.
syivana
PATTERSON. N. j.
| Hudson Cloak g. Suit Store; w Fein
stein. party and evening frocks also new
spring dresses; ~ w SD ST. Espectee
Monday, Nov. 2S
PHILADELPHIA
| National Kid Elothes Co: Allan r.
Greenberg. boys clothing: Pennsylvania.
! Fl. Miller; f. Miller. gen mdse.; Herald
| Square.
PORTLAND, ORE.
Weinstein l, Bros.' 5s,s Fred Bauer, coats fol
| ROCHESTER,
siblsy. Lindsey g. curr; E. NJ Leavens
| SAN DIEGO, CAL.
! Aiarson Co; Mrs. w H. Short. ws;sts
! furs, fur coats sweaters: care Fred Atkins
| 220 bth ay.
SAN FRANCISCO
/ E. ]. FeiseL baby merchan ndise: B. q
| Feldenfeld 1870 B'way.
! SEATTLE
]. Graham Co: Mrs Clark. job
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day

vauelln. St Nazairs; Nov s..rreneh Lins
Calabria Glasgow. Nov IL Anchor Limo
Sheridan. Para. Nov IL. .Lamport & Holt
Canto. Progreso. Nov ~
Aeoius Buenos Ayres, Nov TO- Munson Lines
Mexican. Colon. Nov IT,. Un Amer Lines
Msatensdyk. Hamburg. Nov Ss",sS 10 nav. ~
America. Bremen. Nov II. Tn states Lines
Presidente Wilson, Naples. Nov 10;
Phelps Bros. Inc
Maine. london. Nov -. Atlantic Transport
Noordam. Plymouth. Nov =; Holland Amer
Tuscan Prince, Hong ISons. Sept is
Yucatan. Havana. Nov 81 NY & Cuba Mall
Due Tomorrow
Assyria, Glasgow. Nov IT,. .Cunard Anchor l.
Wuertemberg, Hamburg. Nov 10.
United American Lines
Calamares, Havana, Nov 24--. United Fruit
Due Monday
Celtic. Liverpool Nov 49,. White Star Line
Carmania, Cherbourg Nov 19.. .Cunard Line
Lapland. Antwerp. Nov 49,. Red Star Line
Caronia, Gibraltar. Nov 49,. Cunard Line
Oscar III, Copenha gen, Nov 16.
Scandinavian American Limo
Topdalsfjord. christiansand. Nov "a.
Norweg ian American Line
Sommelsdijk. Marseilles. Nov 16.
Sss h5asa LsoSn Sov oc stsd ra0Ss Nsy re ne
Philadelphia, Curacao. Nov TO.
Bliss. Dallett & Co
Princess May. Port Anteno. Nov 81.
Di Giorgio & Co
Taurus. Santos. Nov 7........ Kerr Co
Porto Rico. San Juan. Nov %.
N Y & Porto Rico Line
Sinasta. Hamburg Nov IA. Barber Lines
Due Tuesday
La Touraine, Havre, Nov 10. French Line
Sorland, Barry Nov 10. Stray S S Corp
Svein Jarl. INNING ham. Nov 1s.
S o Stray 8 S Co
Mount Clay. Hamburg, Nov 49,
United American Lines
VennonIa, London, Nov u. Cunard S S Co
Mexico. Havana. Nov Is.
N Y & Porto Rico Line
Due Wednesday
Ipswich, Hamburg. Nov Is. Unit Am Lines
Black Diamond S Corp
Aeolus, Buenos Ayres, Nov 10
Munson Linz
Quilpue. Guayaqul. Nov "a.
Sanderson & Sons
Ohioan. Los Angeles, Nov l..Unit Am Lines
Due Thursday
West Inskip. Antwerp. Nov II.
Black Diamond S S Corp
Nasari, Rio de Janeiro, Nov 12.
I.amport G. Holt Line
Tivves. Santa Marta. Nov 24...U Fruit Co
Due Friday
George Washington, Bremen. Nov 90
United States Lines
Orduna. Hamburg, Nov 10.
Royal Mail p Co
Steel Mariner. London. Nov 9.
Norton Lilly g. Co
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Fire Record
LOSS

a. NJ. LOSS
3:o5--2oo East Fifty fifth Ct
Hoffman Brewing Co. Unknown
7:30--672 Hudson ST, Hester
Paper Box Co. Trifiing
10:05-2637 Eighth ave. Mary
11:25-4s7 West 12sth St, Auto
Sindry OIL Co. o........... Unknown
II :35-Pugsley and Blackrock ave-
Bronx; brush fire in lot.
4:oo-ss9 I'd av, Frank Downing. ~ i
Unknown
5:15-117 ". 14fst st; Edward Hall
Unknown
b:3o-4s Wlilett St. Leader Hat Co.
Unknown
7:15--e7 5th av.; Mikado Shirt Co
Unknown
7:15-1os Eldridgc st; Morris Breene
Unknown
7:ao-2s7 Pleasant av.; Anthony
t-leCon ...... Y UnknoWn n
S:3o-36 Sutton place; Margaret
OLeary ................... Trifiing
S.40-33 Goerck st; unoccupied Unknown
s:5b-137th st. and Convent av.: tool
house. Dept. of Parks. Unknown
9:15-43 I'd av.; Michael Sthoesser.
s:s5-s4o w s1st ST.; Harry Lon.
Unknown
1s:2o-1ss Ridge ST: Hax Alstein. Trifing
lU:o0--l04S Webster av.. the Bronx:
Sheffield Farms Co........... Unknown
10:sb-400 Manhattan av; Joseph
ADrahamson ........-.-. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Two Boys Adrift All Night
In Dead MotorbOat Rescued

Edward Underhill, Of "a Johnson
Street, Brooklyn, fifteen years old, and
Charles Hillen, of Hook Creek, Queens,
thirteen, ate their Thanksgiving din
ners yesterday, and pretty thankfully.
too. The day before they were too
tired to eat.
They took a couple of fish rods and
sbn9 small mnforboa+ ahq qbs
gine broke down and they spent
Wednesday night adrift off Rockaway
Point, bailing for their lives.
Thanksgiving Day they were sight
ed from the coast guard station at
Rockaway Point, and Captain Percy
Arnold put out and towed them in.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Navy Orders

From The Tribuncs Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.---Navy orders
issued o-day follow:
Braisted. 1t Com. r. A., to u. s. 8. HUI
bert.
Logan, 1t. Com. Fl. A. to Portsmouth.
Cochran. Lit. p. s.. to u. s. s. KS.
Dannenmann, 1t. G. A., to Now York.
Kenworthy. LIT. j. L., to Annapolis.
Leffler. 1t. c. D., to Atlantic feet
Noble. 1t. A. to Annapolis.
Shaw, 1t. w. r.. to Mare Island.
Haddon. Lit. s. T.. to Pensacola.
Mayes, LIT. r. T.. to San Diego.
Dickinson. 1t. D. a., to San Francisco.
.Josln, LIT. r. *, to u. s. S. Maunee.
Leutsker, 1t. r. j.. to San Francisco.
Topper, Lit. J. A.. to u. S. s. Rochester.
Burleigh, 1t. A. L.. to u. $. g. Melville.
Byrne, 1t. Com. J. A. to New York.
Boggs, Lii. v. v. NJ, to u. s. s. Affair
Langsford, 1t. r. B.. to u. 8. S. Arizona.
Du Fiiho, 1T. C. L., resigned.
Schaetfer. Ems. c. W.. to Newport.
Jacnickc, CHI Bosn. W.. to U. 3. s. Ar
gonne
Bushnell, Mach. A. NJ. to U. 8. 8. Robin.
Nash. Pay elk. G. M to u. 8. s. Affair.
Knoll, Ap. elk q: w. to U. s. s. shawmut.
Stickel Ap. elk. r., to u. s. s. Arctic.
Following to u. s. s. aumont-Richards
1t Com. J. X; Speidel, 1t. r. G.; Zinsitz
Ch. Pay elk. ]. A.: Berry, Ap. elk. G. r.
Following to u. s. s. Denebola--Ander-
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New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Munson Defends Charter
Declares Tramp Ship Not Sub
iect to Conference Rates

Following protests from members Of
coastwise conference lines against the
rate at which the Munson Steamship
Line carried a cargo of castiron pipe
from the Gulf to the Pacific Coast, Of
ficials of the company said yesterday
that the shipment was made ol a char
tered vessel, not on berth service.
which was not subject to conference
rates.
1t was said that the ship sailed as a
tramp, and accordingly there could be
no effective protest against the rate.
The committee representing the ccn-
ference did not call upon the Munson
Line officials yesterday as intended, It
was said