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New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
100 u S. Ships
10 Carry Corn
For Russia
United States Grain Corpo-
ration Will Open Bids To-
day on Large Shipments;
Five Cargocs Now Bought
Winnebago Is Chartered
Relief Commission Has $40
600, 900 Available for Pur-
chase of Grain for Sufferers

approximately one hundred American
Vessels, averaging 5000 tons each, will
be employed in the next three or four
months for the transportation of corn
TO Russia, according to estimates yes
tcrday. The United States Grain Cor
poration already has purchased five
cargoes of grain, aggregating 100000
bushels, and has chartered the Ship
ping Board steamer Winnebago for the
first voyage. Bids will be opened to-
day by the corporation at AZ Broadway
which are expected to cover the entire
food supply to be forwarded to the
famine regions by the Relief Commits
sion.
AS soon as the corn is bought Amer
lean steamship companies will be in
vited to offer vessels for the move
ment. The first opportunity to carry
the shipments will be given to privately
owned ships, and as second choice
Shipping Board tonnage will be util-
ized, it was said Yesterday. The trade
is expected 20 bring into operation
many vessels now lying idle. The law
passed last week by Congress directs
the use of steamers under the American
flag, though this probably will mean
Of the grain.
$4,000 900 Available
With fund of $4,000 900 available
for the purchase of corn, seed grain
and preserved milk. the commission
more, depending upon the prices re-
ceived in the bids to-day. Most of the
money will be spent for corn, to re-
lieve the Immediate wants of the suf-.
ferers. While definite figures cannot
be given at this time, it is anticipated
that the corn can be purchased around
80 cents a bushel and that about 40
cents will be the rate for the move
ment of each 100 pounds to Baltic
ports. This will mean a cost of 70 to
70 cents d bushel, exclusive of the cost
of handling in Russian ports.
The chartering of the vessels is in
charge OF Morris Maxim, chartering
executive for the Shipping Board, As
Broadway. The buying of the corn
viii be done by the United States
Grain Corporation. The meeting to-
day probably will be attended by all
members of the commission, including
Secretary of Commerce Hoover, James
Goodrich. OF Indiana Edgar Rickard.
of New York; Don Livingston. of South
Dakota, and Edward NJ. Flesh. of New
\ ork, secretary and treasurer. All
members of the commission serve with
out compensation.
To Meet Weekly
Mr.. Flesh said yesterday that the
commission would hold weekly meet
ings. until the relief movement has
been completed. This is expected to
require from three to five months, he
said, as the chief purpose of the COM
mission is to meet the needs of the
iamine-stricken regions during the
winter. Congress directed the distri-
button of corn as the cheapest and
most nutritious food available, despite
the fact that few Russians arc famil-
Jar with this American product. An
incidental result of the relief work,
it is expected, will be the cultivation
in Russia of demand for corn to re-
place wheat. Previous shipments of
corn have developed a taste there for
the American grain.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

AGENCY.
Eastern Leader. Shields Nov a.
H Winchester 4 CO
o.skis Alesa"dria. Nov rs Export S Corp
Robin Adair. Seattle. Nov %,
ars,s 1ze. Bordeaux. Dec i''Rm.n RTs"as Linz Linz
Robin Goodscilow. San Pedro: Dec 3 ~
Usage. Los Angeles Nov so. '''N' ''''
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. Dec Is.
Guiana. st Thomas. Dec 20,
Aroa c,.r.o,,., w.. Fprness Witty { Go
Kerr S $ Co
Olympic, Southampton. Dec 24.W star I.n.
:. tcrdaln, Dec Il; Holland America Line
viGdelis, y, l,ondol. Dec "a ...: .Cunars! Limo
x Luchenbach. Los Angeles. nec r.
Lucllenhaoh Lin.
Lsrnpasas; Galveston. Dec Il. Mallory Line
Sibcney. Havana. oco s4.....ward Lin.
nuc Tomorrow
Mesaba. London, Dec -. :A,l Trans Lire
OXonian, .Avonmouth. Dec l7.I NJ NJ
Texan Los Angeles Dec a..Unit Am Lines
Ahianca, Colon. Dec 23.Pauama RR S ) Co
Foit 81 George. bermuda. Dec 81.
Furness. Witty g. Co
For: Hamilton. bermuda Dec a.
Furnrss. Witty & Co
IlNlNes, Kingston, Dec "a. United Fruit Co
Dante Alighiesi. Palermo Dec 1s.
Mcdonald & Tyuda
Araguaya. Southampton. Dec 10,
Royal Mail steam Packet
Eoutry. liverpool Dec It. Daniel Bacon
Cape Henry, san Francisco, Dec Z.
Atlantic CUR & Pacific S S Co
Eastern Belle Belfast. Dec Il.
Moore & Mccormick
III lsleo, New Orleans. Dec 25. SO Pac Co
El Vale, Galveston. Dec "a 49,. So Pac Co
Gnoctaw. Cienfuegos. Nov %. Ward Line
Due Saturday
Mongolia, Hamburg, Dec 21...Americsn Line
Tarantia Glasgow Dec II .Cunard Limo
Steel Engineer. Genoa. Dec IL.
Norton. Lilly & Co
KentuckIan, San Pedro. Dec l3.
United American Lines
Due Sunday
Fenchurch. Marsciles. Dec so.
James w Elwel & Co
Fiune: Dram. Dec 12.........P Phelps Bros
Nabo CreuN. Las Pa mas Dec 81 Ybarra Line
Pastores. havana, Dec 20 United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Ohio. Nantes Dec a0..... French Line
Ponce. San Juan. Dec 81
Y & Porto Rico Line
Hulia. MayagueZ. Dec 2i...., Red d Line
Due Tuesday
Calabria. Glasgow. Dec % .Cslnard Line
Hudson, Bremen. Dec 22........u S Lines
Port Nicholson. London. Dec q. .Cunard Line
Novian. Manchester. Dec %
International Mcr Marine
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Mallory Transport
Line Succeeds the
Baltimore Oceanic
New Company 30 Extend Its
Services To Ncw York and
Philadelphia; TO Make NO
Change in Organization

Extensions Of the services Of the
Baltimore Oceanic Steamship Company
to New York, Philadelphia and other
North Atlantic ports will be accom-
panied by Il change in the name oil
the company to the Mallory Transport
nounccd yesterday. The present or
ganization will not be disturbed, it
was said, except that it will be ex-
pandcd with the growth of operations
at the additional ports. The purpose
of the change in the name is to give
established reputation Of c. ID. Mallory
in the shipping business. and also to
make it fit the more extensive services.
The Baltimore Oceanic was started
by Mr.. Mallory two years ago to oper
ate vessels between Baltimore and the
Mediterranean. In that time it has
had a greater number Of sailings in
this direction than any other American
company. The Mallory Transport l inc
will ply between Atlantic ports and the
west coast of Italy and the AdriatG,
Canary Islands, Portugal, Spain and
western Mediterranean, including Mar
seven ships, with semi-m onthly sail
ing Other vessels will be added if
buslnca5 warrants.
Mr.. Mallory and his ancestors have
been in the shipping business for
generations, first in Connecticut and
later in New York The Mallory Line
is said to be the oldest American com
pany in existence still operating under
its original name.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 27--Largest ship
ment OF silk since January, 1919, dis
charged to-day from Tenyo Maru (Jap) !;
silk goods valued at $4,000. 600. and dcs-
tined for New York due Jan /. Ventura
from sydney day. had s2.000,0oo in gold
sovercigns.
PORTLAND, Nc. Dec 81 - Steamship
companies to-day accepted the compromise
proposition for settlement OF long shore
mems strike here. drawn up by citizens
committee appointed by Mayor Chaplin
Longshoremcn ratified settlement yester-
day AS compromise involves some de-
parture from rules Of Shipping Board on
working conditions, it is understood 1T can
not be put into effect until board grants
specia permission. Representative of board
ex pected tomorrow.
HAVANA, Dec 27--Freight is pling up
at Havana wharves in consequence of
strike of union truckmen In sym pathy with
organized dock workers. out for three
weeks. Dock workers demand withdrawal
of open shop, put into effect Dec s.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 81 -Sloop Oriole,
reported adrift in storm 25th. ashore on
Goat Island.
VICTORIA, Dec 27--Captain Spicer
and nine of crew of schr David Evans,
burned at sea near Dutch East Indies OCT
49, arrived here 26th on Empress of Russia
(Br). from Hong Kong.
SAN PEDRO, Dec 27-Motor sloop Lady
Mine, Vancouver Tor Ensenada, taken in
tow off Golden Gate by tug Sea Monarch.
arrived here 26th; engines disabled and
damaged by storm.
SlATTLE. Dec 27--Stesl Worker, from
New York. to be dry dociled Wednesday v
account plates dented in harbor at Tacoma
last week
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Dec 81.
Tugs Baldrock and 1lumaconna seeking
Mount Evans shipping Board vessel, Ant
wcrp for New York. reported by radio
several days ago without fuel several
hundred miles Oft coast.
PORTLAND, Me. Dec 27-Ba sam. lis
bon for New York, being towed in by
Storm King, Antwerp for New York Both
short of fuel and food.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Cleared

Panhandle State. Ferguson; London via
Queenstown, Plymouth and Boulognc;
United States Lines.
kabinga tBr), Robinson; Singapore and
Manila Via Newport News. Norton. Lilly
g. Co.
Fort Victoria Br), Davis; Hamilton;
Furness, Witty & Co.
Palermo 90, Poggi; Palermo. Naples
and Dubrovnik; Italia America. Inc.
Chicago City (sr) Martin; Cardiff and
Bristol, Charles Hill & Sons.
Santa Iuisa, Williamson; Callao and
Mollendo via Panama Canal; W. r. Grace
san Grcsorio CBr), Griffith; Port 1obos
via Tuxpan; Anglo Mexican Petroleum
Co.
Pulwico, Haywood: st. Thomas and St
City OF Savannah, Borum; Savannah; !;
Ocean s S Co.
Arapahoe. Devereaux: Charleston ana
Jacksonville; Clyde s s Co
Norwalk, Osborn; Boston; Eastern S
Co.
Hamilton, Nelson; Norfolk; Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
city of st Louis, Johnson; Savannah;
Ocean S S Co.
Robert c Clowrv. Schmidt Sea: Western
Union Telegraph Co.
Turrialba. Whiddon; Kingston and Car
tagena; United Fruit Co.
Rovereto QD. Darrigo Genoa; Bowring
& Co
Barge Gloosecap (Br). Macumber; Spen-
GERS Island, = Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Connecting mails close at tho General
PostoHIoe and City Hall Postofrico Station.
New York, at p. m, as follows
Hawaii: also specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China via San Fran
cisco: also parcel post mails for Japan,
Corea. China. Slam and French lndo~
China, Tcnyo Maru, Dec 80
Hawaii. via San Francisco. Manoa Dec so.
Hawaii and Guam. via san Francisco,
L S A II Sherman, Dec 81
Japan. Corea, China Siberia French Indo-
china, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sunatra) aud Philippine Islands, Via
Vancouver and Victoria, G; also
domestic parcel post malls for Shanghai
Empress of Russia, Dec 81
Japan. Coroa China, Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies (cXcept
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle; also parcel post mails for Japan.
Corea, China teXccpt Shanghai city,,
Siam and French lndo- China, Bay state,
Jan 9
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco; also
parcel post mails for Camoa and Aus
tralia, Ventura, Jan 3.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
American POrts

BALTIMORE. Dec 27-Arrived: Mexi-
cano (Nor), lmminghanl; Jomsborg QDan),
tryda (Br), New York; Cerro Azui, Port
Lobos. Sailed Aztec tNor). Tainpico,
Elkton Yokohama via New York.
t26th); City of Columbus Savannah /;
gloucester, Norfolk and Baltimore. Arrived !:
Gornishmsn ,o;1,i' man, IBr); Avontn9uth Gaelic
Norfolk for London and Antwerp; san
Renito tBr), Port 1imon via Colon and
Dunaff Head (Br), Ercmerhaven; Hobolten'
Santos; Indian, Philadelphia, Tonier
sSnr. sSNnog)' 1s'ls Buenos Ayres Natter five 25th}.
phia and New York: j IL Devcreux. Phil
adeIphia tlstter 26th).
HARLESTON, $. c. Dec 27-Arrived:
ApachS. lAchsonvlle (and proceeded 10
proceeded 10 Jachsonville) j a Bostwick
Tampico for Genoa
GALVESTON, Ten. Dec 27-Arrived: Ell
oocidente. New York. Glenridge, Name hes
ter; Evelyn New York; Calvert, Port Ar
thnr u v S@jlsa; a, I Belridgge Tanpjeo. .
Sibonev. New York.
JACKsoNvlIhE. Fla. Dec e7-Arrived:
APaehc A New YorlS; Merrimaek. Hatimore
Arthur Jos r Parrott, Key West,
MOBILE, Ala. Dec 27-Arrved: lIahs
tonka. Port Lobos; Dilwyn. Baton Rouge
Port. Antonio 'Nor). Belize; Ossining, Pen
sacosA iialsey, Baton Rouge; Tuscan, 1Ia
Nsna Sailed: Lake Crescent, Cicnfucgos
Munrio Pacific Coast; Danville. Baton
Rouge.
NEWPORT NEWS. Dec 81 sailed
rhisticmore ,I5r). Halifax; Nordhav INoIp,
NoRFoLK. Va. Dec 27-Arrived: La
crosse Rotterdam; Steel Exporter. Phils
delphia; Irish Monarch (Brl, New York
George G Henry. Tampico; opelika, Phila-
de!phia; Porsangcr (Nor), st John $.
Sailed: George II Jones, Tsmpco; Skipton
Castle USr). Chent and Antwerp.
nec Arr;,,ad. 1,,rt
Rushton (Br), st Andrews Cabo de Roca
lNik) Havana; Lisbon PorD. Lisbon.
Sailed ossining; Mobile
Pablo (Rr), Santa Marta; Joseph J. Cuneo
(Nor}, Port Antonio; Juniata Jacksonville
and savannah; Hickman, New York West
! Howard. Boston Sailed: ! n Pew. Port
I.obos; Sun, Sabine: William A Mckenney,
west coast ports via Baltimore; Philip
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Dec 27-Arrivsd
PonaM lbr), hamburg; Warnawab tBrl.
sailed: Albert Watts. Tampico; Trini-
PORT EADS. La. Dec 27-Arrived A
Channel; Blaafjeld tNoo. Vera cruz,
Cibao tHond), Mobile Cody, jacksonville
Edward l. poheny H. Mexico. El Lago
New York; Hibueras (Hond). Bluehelds,
j Mofiat jr, New York; Lake kytue
Matanzas; Maasdam CDnl, Mexico: Mon
sam a. ~ Me MeNlc9 o9s1a h9nd1 Tgls Panqco
+ Kingdom; StaVangArcn tNor). Frontera
Tesucieslps sHond). Ceiba: CT Jeanne
suth 90. Trieste; O r waring savan.
nah: kajah, Progreso: Steel Maker, BON.
% PoarIANNr, IllNi a,e. aI"pS Dec 27-Arrivoa. Con
cordia (Brl, Norfolk: Bylayl Norfolk,
Sailed: Matoa Norfolk
PORTLAND Ore Dec 27~-Arrived: Sea
IIarer New York sailed: Minncsotan
Europe via San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Acme a. S Jupiter Dec 27.

Acme 45 S Jupiter Dec OF.
Aswimoon i NE natteras Dec e. ..
Balsam lat 40 As Ion 62 so Glowing S S
storm king) Dec 27.
Bayou Chcao $50 Il by \ Cape Henry
Birkenhead IA e Sand Key Dec 81.
Chester Valley 1s2 r Ambrose Glowing
S Mount Evans) Dec Il
Clare 44s SIC Scotland LN Dec 81.
Collingsworth lat S5 40 Ion 81 40 Dec 2s.
Colombia off la Libertad PM Dec IS.
Gonnehatta lat - 10 lon ls 81 Dec Is
Dochet 400 + Ambrose Dec II.
East Cape sss F. Ambrose Dec 26.
East ern Coast AIS E Ambrose Dec 27
Eastern Crag 1o4 E Ambrose Dec Is.
Eastern Planet sS2 E Ambrose Dec IS.
Edgar Z 1.urkcnbach 40 s Cape May Dec &c
FL Sol pd Jupiter Dec n.
Faraby 577 r Ambrose Dec %.
Federal lat 40 .,,, Is Ion ~ u Dec 26
Hsmiand sn5H 1'nu i"a Nn Cape Henry Dec Dec a.
IIsho $50 sE by Ambrose Dec II
Hoven II NE Jupiter Dec 81.
Hoxie 500 NE Cape Henry Dec 26.
hudson lat so Oo lon IT 45 Dec 20
Huron 1883 Sc Ambrose Dec 26.
Independence Hall $74 Il Ambrose Dec &c.
Humaconna lat SO 46 Ion 50 80 Dec II.
Lake Fabyan "a n Jupiter Dec II.
NJ T. Elliott 267 ENE Ambrose Dec q.
Manatee sl4 from Norfolk Dec 27.
Monana 532 4 Ambrose Dec 81.
Mount Evans 1872 I; Ambrose Dec 27 Tin
tow s Chester Nailey).
Pipestone County $50 S Charleston Dec 2e.
San Fraterno 20 IIatteras Dec II.
Saugus 395 Ambrose Dec %.
Sinsinawa 1902 Ambrose Dec 26.
Stephen r Jones , WSW Alligator Dec 81.
Storm King lat 40 as long So 80 Dec n
Gin tow S S Ba lsam).
Swiftarrow 3S w Sand Key Dec 27.
Swiftscout 10 e Montauk Dec ~
Victorious 1,375 e Ambrose Dec 26.
West Celna 613 L. Cape Henry Dec ~
West Cobalt 195 Cape Henry Dec 27.
William a Mckenny lat SS As long "a AZ
Dec q.
Alabama 80 z Tampico Dec o.
Camden Il NNE rampico Dec 81
Carrillo $40 NE Tela Dec 27.
Coppenamc 35 n Cape Honduras Dec 81
David McKelvy so Il Port Lobos Dec ~
e w Sinclair As e Tampico Dec ~.
Fairfield City 524 n Colon Dec 81.
Japan Arrow 1S5 Il Port Lobos Dec %
Olancho 1875 S South Pass Dec 81.
parsmina 264 $ Cape San Antonio Dec 27
Paul II Harwood l9o NNE Tampico Dec a.
Peardon 250 ENE Tampco Dec 27
PENNSYLVANIA 35 n Tampco Dec 81
S darkness 215 f Tampico Dec 81.
San Jose $40 n Tela Dec 27
Saramacca $40 Barrios Dec 27.
Swiftsure 280 L Tampco Dec 27.
Swiftwnd c Tampico Dec q
William II Doheny 434 e Tampico Dec 27
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Arrived Yesterday

La sourdonnais Fr>, Havrc Dec s.
Sion D. viso M%snna rrsnn, s9 =, to the Som
pass and mdse; PER 81. n Il.
Italia (Hrl Tr!cste Dec /. Pola g. Earl
5. Patras II, Gibraltar 10: TO tho Anchor
mdsc: Pier SO. n r. ''' '''S'' '''>'
John worthinsson, .Tampico Dec 1s; to
eens.anic Soosrs L ooR nsSue M'fh crude oil; Pier
Providence (rsl, Marsciie. 10. Naples
IA, Palsrnse al NC Is; TO James Elweli s Co.
class pass mails and mdse; Slst st. Bklyn
La lorraine tFr). Hev1e Dec IL to the
pass, mails and mdse; Pier 81. Il.
.rsbs Lake p p RE Porto ccombia DEC a. Car;
Co with mdse; Pior Z. Il r..
Lord ormonde (Br), Hamburg Dec 4: to
the, the Amer'o9n Metals Transportation Co.
Mexico. Havana Dec "A; to N & Cuba
Mail Go: with CT pass, mails and nldse :
Eugene V r Thayer. Iobos Dec 10; to
Sinclair Navigation Co. with crude oil;
TrsnlGy :, gd%o, rt tohss y j. Mao "a. - ,r.,,...
Bros. with crude oil off rompisinsviile
>, Prins der Nederlanden Ipun. Demerara
Dec I'll TO Tuhoh Edyc ( Go, with pass.
mails and ndse Pier s Bush Docks; Iskn-
Lake fannin. Wilmington Dec 25: to
Clyde GO. with mdse; Pier ~. n r.
Hilton. Boca Grsndc Dec IL to II
Mohawk Jacksonville and Charleston
Dec "a: TO CLYDE $ S Co. with pass and
Edse: Pier SO. n r.
El Orlente Galveston Dec 30: to South
eri. Pacific Co. with mdse: Pier 40. n II.
City of ST Louis, Savannah Dec "a; to
Ocean Co, with pass and mdse; Pier 35.
y r.
Wilhio San Francisco Dec 3. San Pedro
Dec 5. Colon Dec 1S: to williams s S Co.
with rdse: Pier 66. r.
with rndse Pier F. Jersey City.
Breis Izel (Br). Bordeaux.
Olympic tBr), Southampton Dec 21: to
the White Star Line with pass, mails and
n.dse.
Nieuw Amsterdam (DN, Rotterdam,
Boulogne and Plymouth; 10 the Holland
America Line with pass mails and mdse
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Navy Orders

From Ihr Tribune's Washington Bur-ou
WAsHiNGToN. Dee. 27.-~Nayy orders
IsSIcd to-day follow:
Hsllveg-. Can't 7. r.. to Washington
Greene. 1t Com =. T.. to =. 6 : M:sss-
sippi.
Montfort. 1t com. /. c 10 Atlantic r;os,
1radtcy 1t. & h. to L s. S. ArNatsas'
Brown It, ,. T. 70 I $. $. Olympia
JIcger. IL. i. L.. TO Philadelphia.
Newman. - ". H.. 20 |, = Ncra
nEg. It G r.. 10 san Francisco
lttdeT, 1t 4 T., ,c Hampton Roads
Behrencs. 1t. U. 81 II. j.. Portsmouth,
Donnc. Ut. j s.j Il. }, TO L. s. $ Are
l.neberry. 1t. q. g. e. l., 70 [. S. s.
Ms,e,cal,nap. 1t q. e> D. j.. to L. s. s.
waraell 1t. q. g9 c. e. to L. s. S.
ics,hIi. Ems. c. A. to L. s. s. North pa-
YCarie. Ens. p, to I. s s. Nevasa,
kenneth Ems il. - to Z . s. 8 :. s s'Splsa o1s
Go"an. Ems j. H.. 20 L. $. s oklahoma
Haynes. ems. ? T.. 10 o. s. :. Delaware.
lIollingswo orth. Ems. w. y, TO U. s S Mis-
sissippl.
Pennington. Eus j. A.. 20 L. s. s. Ar
ss.shas!fe;f; Ens. J H.; to L. $. S. renu-ss:c.
WEIGH. Ems. +. w. to L. s. s Rapdan.
,N.S:,: MSst: Ems II. f.: to U. $. S. Wyoming.
Wilkins. Ems Il. Il. 10 L. S s. Idaho
Wright, Ems NJ. G., TO L. s. S. SApulpa
rNinn. Com. c. X. 10 New YORK.
<Schmidt, 1t Com. J.. NJ. to Norfolk
SDaughcr,y. lit. J. w. to L. S. : Procyn
hwnt. ch. Gun. T.. j.. TO Pacific feet
Iie!knap. Gun. ". ~, to. L. $. $. Chicago.
Cinney. Gun f. b, TO Atlantic fleet
4iaan, Gun S. f.. 10 Mare Island.
Kenny Gun. NJ, to Phjadelpha.
l.ittmann. Gun. r. A., TO L. :. s. Eagle IS.
Mallory. Gun L. ", TO L. s. S. Black
Hawk.
M kelvey Gun C. A. 20 Marc Island
Norton Gun. u. NJ. to Keyport
Perry. Gun. !. A. to Great Lakes
Rothenberg. can. NJ r.. TO Atlantic feet
"eisand Gun ). s. to L. $. $ Connect
Iioydler On. Mach. T. resigned.
'liah. Az. elk. y. H.. to l.. 5. = Henderson
,Nesscnthaler. ~. cih. W. L.. to san Fran
cisco.
Brown. Ems VI r.. 10 g. 8 8 Yukon.
Wears, Fms. ~. 10 u. 5. :. Borcas.
wilson. Ems. g. w. to r. s. S. Rapidan.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
knitters for u. S. Valuation

Several branches Of the knit goods in
dustry last night favored the retention
of the Anlcl"icaM valuation plan of i'm
posing import duties in the new tariff
bill, following a mass meeting at the
Broadway Central Hotel, under the aus
pices of the Knitted Outerwear Manu-
facturers' Association Eastern Dis
trict), New York Yarn Jobbcrs' Associa-
ton, the New York Knit Goods Jobbers'
Association and the Brooklyn Knit
Goods Manufacturers Association. In
creased importation OF sweaters and
other knitted outerwear garments from
countries whose exchange rates are low
was declared to form a menace to the
American industry.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28

PORT TAMPA. Dec 27-sailed: YER
mont tFr) Belgium.
Tenyo Maru (Jap), Hong Kong: 27th: Ven
tura sydney. Sailed: Annie Johnson
1Iouolulu.
Montgomery. New York; Essex. Phiadel l.
phia land sailed for Jachsonville). Sailed ;
city of Atlanta, New York; Westland. New
TAMPA, Dec 27-sailed. Truxilio, New
Orleans
Sailed: Schrs Minas King (Br) (from New
YorlN. st John, n Is; " O Grove (Br)
,from New York;, Halifax
Munsomo. Texas City via Jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
way, permitting rapid work. once the
contractor has his plant installed.
New Pier CONSTRUCTION


Tho plans call for construction from
near the foot Of Canal Street, thus
doing away with Piers "a and 35, North
River, and a part Of the plan is the
construction Of n new and modern pier
to take the place Of the old ones.
The cost of the tunnel, estimated at
1869 900, is to be borne equally by
the two states. 1t is to be completed
in three years.
Each Of the two tubes will have n
twenty-foot roadway, besides foot
way. permitting the travelling, or 1our
automobiles abreast in each tunnel.
Chief Engineer Holland says that the
twin tubes will provide for the passage
of $4,000 vehicles day, or twice the
traffic crossing the Hudson River Inc
capacity of the tunnel will be greater
than that Of the williamsburg Bridge.
The two separate tubes, which Will be
built close to each other, will be con
nected at intervals with cross passages
for pedestrians.
Ventilation Big Problem
The most vexatious and perhaps the
most important problem which con-
tronted the engineers was that or ven
tiation. With 10000 automobiles chug-
eing through the tubes every twenty.
four hours, disposal Of the polluted
air was serious question for the en-
gineers. For this feature of the work
the tunnel engineers co-operated with
the United States Bureau of Mines,
Yale University, University of Illinois
and the Pittsburgh Experiment Station
while the practical testing was done In
coal mine ! 900 feet in depth, neal
Pittsburgh. George S. Rice, chief en-
gineer of the Bureau Of Mines of the
United States, has reported that ne
was satisfied that the ventilation prob
lem had been solved. A novel feature
of the experiments in the Pittsburgh
mine was the city's operation of auto
mobiles 1000 feet underground fol-
months at a stretch.
A serious cause of delay was obtain
ing an agreement with the Erie Rail
way. whose railroad yard in Jersey
City was invaded. The Eric signed an
agreement with the commissions few
day ago, giving desired rights from the
pierhead line to Provost Street in Jer-
sey City.
The shaft on the New York side for
the driving Of the tunnel was com
pleted on December /, having been
accomplished without accident or the
loss OF life.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-28
Passenger Ships Due

Mount Clinton, Hamburg. Dec 10, for
n y; to United American Lines with pass
mails and indse was 96s miles east OF
Ambrose at noon Monday. Vessel is s1
pected TO dock at Pier Sc, n r, Friday
forenoon.
Fort Hamilton (Br). sailed from Ber-
Inuda at 1920 IN yesterday for \ Y; to
Furness. Witty &, Co. with pass. mails and
mdse: is expected to dock at Pier e5, n
r, about noon tomorrow.
Fort st George (Br), sailed from Ber-
muda at 1000 a IN yesterday for n Y; to
Furness. Witty & Co. with pass. mails ard
mdse; is expected to dock at Pier 95, r,
to morrow forenoon.
Tivives, Santa Marta, Dec %, for \ Y:
TO United Fruit Co with pass. mails and
ndse. is expected to reach Quarantine 9
. M tomorrow and dock at Pier Is, r f.
about