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New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3--Navy tug
Brant and Eagle boat No II standing by
Thomas Crowley. ashore south OF Point
Concepcion; Tug Sea Monarch and str
Humboldt to aid.
Spectator (Br) returned to port with
engine trouble. after sailing for Europe
TACOMA, Nov 3--West Orowa reported
ashore here noated undamaged.
SAN PEDRO, Nov 3-Surveyors who ex-
amlned Romulus (Nor). following charges
by crew she was overloaded, reported
steamer seaworthy and she sailed for Val.
paraiso.
VICTORIA. Nov 3-Fuku Maru (Jap)
derelict several hundred miles OFF shore
will not be salvased.
NEW YORK, Nov 3--1sabel G Harris
Norfolk and Vineyard Haven for Portland,
Me, reported in lat 40 3S N. lon 63 SO w, II
miles west Nantucket Lightship, leaking
and In need immediate assistance. Tug
Guardsman proceeding to aid.
ST JOHNS. N r. Nov 2-ITlshing schr
Standard Gull reported ashore Kings Cove
Bonavista Bay. VIII probably be total loss
Ariceen, Sydney, c B, for Twillingate,
+, with coal. ashore at Twillingate. M
Cashin ashore at Twllingatc. Earl Grey
from sydney, c 3. total loss at Bora visit 9
Bay.
RACINE, Wiz, Nov 3.-Derelict schoon-
er kosabelle will be hauled upon beach to-
morrow, forecastle drained and hold
searched for bodies of crew. Rosabelle tow ed
In by government tug Cumberland. Belief
expressed boat capsized in midlake Satur-
day night after being rammed.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Cunard Line Denies
Starting a Rate War
On Board Steamers
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. Has
Not Yet Given Contract
for 100000 Cases of
Oil; Is Considering 3 Bids

Tho Cunard Steamship Company
yesterday denied that it's bid for tho
transportation Of oil for the Standard
Oil Company Of New York is designed
as a rate war on the Shipping Board
in retaliation for the action of the lat
ter in the Egyptian cotton controversy.
officials said that it's offer was made
concerns and was figured as COM
mercial proposition.
Officials Of the Standard Oil Com
pany declared that no contract has
been awarded, rs reported, and that
the total movement under consideration
will be about 100000 cases or less,
instead of 10,000,000 cases as stated in
u morning newspaper. Bids were re-
ceived on Wednesday from the Shipping
Board, Furness, Witty & Co., and the
Cunard. It is expected that announce
mcnt Of the award will be made to-
day or tomorrow.
The Cunard company confirmed the
Standard Oil statement that the con-
tract has not been awarded. It is
understood that the Cunard bid was
lowest and probably will be accepted
The figures were not made public. Al
present there are no conference rules
on the shipment of oil. officials of the
company said, and accordingly the
Cunard bid cannot be considered as
breaking the established rates. 1t was
also denied that the bid is less thar
the cost Of transportation.
One of the factors considered by the
Cunard line in making its offer is thai
the Standard Oil Company is in 6
position to charter vessels for the oil
and the bid was intended to be more
attractive than current charter rates.
The Standard Oil contract is to cover
the shipment of oil over twelve months
to ports in three groups. In the first
are Fiume, Raguia, Vole, Patras,. Pi
raeus, Salonica, Smyrna, and CONSTANT
nople. In the second are the ports O.
Constantinople, Varna and Bourgas
In the third are Beirut, Alexandretta
Tripoli and Messina.
1t was reported yesterday that thu
Cunard bid was 17h to 1s cents {
case.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04

expected. The directors of the United
States Lines are Kermit Roosevelt, OF
the Roosevelt Steamship Line; w. A.
Hartman, chairman of the board OF
the United American Lines, and r. j
Mccormack, of Moore e. Mccormack.
Mr.. Lasker recently referred to the
North German Lloyd contract as worth
81 100000 as an asset of the defunct
United States Mail Steamship Com
pnny. The Shipping Board has never
given formal approval to the agree
ment.
The board officials and receivers fo1
the United States Mail met yesterday
at the chambers of Judge Martin I
Manton in the Federal Building, to dis
cuss plans for disposition of the af-
fairs of the company. Failure to reach
an agreement probably foreshadows
bankruptcy proceedings to replace the
present equity receivership. Elmer
Schlesinger, general counsel for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, said
Creditors of the United States Mail
sought to have the board assume the
obligations of the company.
Among those attending the confer
ence were Mr.. Lasker, Mr. Small, Mr.
Schlesinger, Norman Beecher, r. II
Rossbottom, general manager of the
United States Lines; the receivers OF
the United States Mail, L. j. McCor-
mack and Herbert Noble; John God
frey Sake, counsel for the receivers
and board officials. Accounts were re-
viewed in detail.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day

Vessel. Port. AGenCY.
Leeds City, Alexandria, Oct ~.
Matoppa. Alexandra. Oct ls.
Asia. Marseilles. Oct 10 norton Fapr. 1 Line
King Alexander. Piraeus. Oct 1s
Celtic Prince aibFaltaE' TO Oct IT, 81 ;v+,v
Eastern King. Ferit. Oct so.
Londonier Havre Oct 1s.. Lloyd Royal Beige
Gothland. Antwerp, Oct 23.Red Star Line
El Lago, New Orleans. Oct 2S...So Pacific Go
Allianca. Colon. Oct 27. Panama r r Line
Hawaiian. Hamburg, Oct 20Unit Am Lines
Holland America Line
AaS0" 0's' ''A0'A' Mo- Moore s. Mccormick
Montana. London. Oct %. ..Atl Trans Line
Vincennes Bridge. Brest. Oct 1s.
Due Tomorrow
Gul Djemal. constanza. Oct y.
Lygnern. Newcastle. Oct Is.
Turn.ss. Witty & Co
Tho Angeles Malaga Oct S2nor+ S2; 6 g Cow
willpolo. Los Angeles. Oct IS.
siboney. Havana Nov 1....... Ward Line
Due Sunday
Centennial State, Queenstown, Oct 20.
Finland. cherbourg. Oct 2s Red star Line
Hansa Hamburg. Oct 81. Unit Am Lines
Sinsinaw2. Alexandria. Oct f5.
Oriental Navigation Co
Blair. Palermo. Oct % :. Export S S Corp
Matura. Trinidad. Oct 20.
Furness Witty & Co
vestris Rio de Janciro, Oct is.
Lamport & Holt Line
Pastores. Havana, Nov g.. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Lafayette, Havre, Oct 20. French Lins
Scythia. Queenstown, Oct 80. .Cunard Line
Mongolia, Hamburg Oct 2S. Am Line
Frederii5 VIII, ChriStiania, Oct 20.
Funch Edge & Co
Porto Rico. San Juan, Nov 2.
N & Porto Rico 8 S Co
City OF karach, Gibraltar. Oct is.
Norton, Lilly g. Co
zulia, Curacao, Oct 30. Bliss, Dallett & Co
Due Tuesday
Acropolis. Gibraltar, Oct "a
Stephandis Benas
Vinton County. Kingston, Oct 2..Clyde Line
Morro Castle. Havana. Nov A.. Ward Line
Carrillo, Santiago, Nov Unit Fruit Co
Duo Wednesday
| Alaskan San Pedro. Oct 22...Unit Am Lines
| Due Thursday
Phoebus. Gibraltar. Oct "a. Three Star Line
| Kabinga. Gibraltar Oct 2l. Norton Lilly
SiNaola, Kingston. Oct s.. United Fruit &C
Due Friday. Nov IL
Roma, Marseilles, Oct 25.
James w Elwell e. &C
| Caracas San Juan. Oct s.
! . Bliss, Dallett & &C
sarpfos. Kingston, Oct 4...Csribbean s S Cc
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Navy Orders
From The Trtbune's Washington Buret

From The Tribume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Castleman. Capt. X. G.. to u. S. S. Bir-
mingham.
McNair. Com. L. N. to U. S. 8. Chauncey
Davis, Com. l.. P to U. S. s. Woodbury.
Mann. Com. r. r., to U. S. S. James X
Paulding.
MONTGOMERY. 1t. Com: A. E.. to Pensacola.
Baker, Lit. J. o. to L. S. s. Kanawha.
Bradley, Lit. j.. H.. to Pensacola.
Byrna. 1t. H. A, to Mare Island.
Flagg. 1t. A. p, to Pensacola.
Jones, Lit. NJ. r.. to Pensacola.
Kiely, 1t r., to Pensacola.
Lindberg. Lt.J. c., to U. S. s. Potomac
Particle. Lit. Nj. c., to U. 8. S. RS.
Smith. 1t J. H, to Pensacola
Wheeler. 1t. G. H., to Coco Solo.
Whitfield. 1t. ]. w. to U. S. S. Ohio
Kiely, 1t. g. 60 D. j.. to u. S. S. S-3
Noble, 1t. q. 81 J. B.. to Pensacola
Poole, Ems. x. j. 5r to u. S, S. Florida
Hathaway. Com G. H, to u. s.
Ledbetter. Lit. Com. p. b.. to San Diego
Thomas. 1t. Com. C. c.. to u. S. S. Pueblo.
Grain. 1t. G. L., to Hayti.
McClintock. 1t G.. L.. to HAMPTON Roads
Rehrauer. 1t. W.. to Quantico.
Crowell, Com D. G., to U. S. S. Mississippi.
Hughes, Com. W. N, to u S. s. Texas.
Deming. Lit. r. B., TO Hampton Roads.
Davis. 1t q. 81 G. F., to Hampton Roads.
Duhlho 1t. g.. So c. l., to u. S. S. Culgoa
Cameron, 1t. q. 81 c., to Washington
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov s-Arrived:
Princess. New York; Nelson, Nuevitas;
Parthenia (Br), Glasgow and Avonmouth.
Sailed; Phaiiron (Gkl, Port Maria Man
chester Merchant (Br), Manchester: Storm
King. Rotterdam. Antwerp and Avon
mouth; Steel Age. Yokohama and Kobe;
Daneholm (Dan). Havana: Standard Port
Lobos; Haugland (Nor). Kristiansands.
BOSTON, Nov 3--Sailed: Missouri (Br)
London and Antwerp; City of Newcastle
(Br), Asiatic ports via New York and
Philadelphia; Montgomery City New York ;
Walter d Noyes. Newport News; Kershaw
Norfolk and Baltimore.
CHARLESTON, s c. Nov 3--Arrived: :
Arapahoe. New York and proceeded to
Jacksonville. Sailed: Georgeanna Wcems,
Georgetown and Baltimore.
GALVESTON, Nov. 3---Arrived. Pioneer
Port Tampa; Lake Flournoy. Santo Do
mingo; Panuco. Vera Cruz Sailed: Harves-
ter. Port Arthur; Mattoie. Philadelphia.
HALIFAX, N S, Nov 3--Arrived: North
Sailed: Boutwell, CBr). Glasgow; Grove
HAVANA. Cuba. Nov s--Arriyed: Hol-
torres, New York
JACKsoNvILLE. Nov 3 - Sailed
Apache, New York; Magmeric. Hamburg
and Rendsburg via Charleston.
MOBILE. Nov 3--Sailed: Manchioneal
(Norl. Tela: schr Albert Myer. Tampico.
MONTREAL, Nov 3---Arrived: Strinda
(Br), Baltimore: Great City (Br), Ant
werp. Sailed: Frey iNor). Skaw; Por-
sanger (Br>. Liverpool; West Kebar. Rot
NEWPORT NEWS. Vs. Nov s-Arriv.a;
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Shipping Board Puts ID. III. Cox
AT Disposal of Arms Envoys

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Daniel II.
Cox. who assumed the duties of special
assistant to Chairman Lasker of the
Shipping Board to-day, is expected to
be added to the special advisory COM
mittee named by the President to as
sist the American delegation to the
Conference on Limitation of Armament
and Far Eastern questions.
Mr.. Cox is to serve as liaison officer
between the Shipping Board and the
American delegates to the conference,
and 1t will be his duty to collect and
assemble all data and information
within the scope of the Shipping
Boards activities that may be request
cd by the conferenee.
Mr.. Cox was born in New York, and
Is member of the class of 1914 of the
Naval Academy.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04

.Arma, Norfolk. Sailed: Millpool (Br).
Portland, ore: ,stephen n Jones, sagua
West cusssta swanssa "a @a 3D. strombii snlhfn S. g.
Genoa; Arna (Nor). Baltimore: New York
York = Orient City Br). Crstobal; Melrose,
New England; Rovigno UD, Gibraltar.
Sailed, I'd. Hilton New York; Beulelsd1il<
oueenstown; surga, Far East; Ashworth
IBr). Cork; 3d. Lodqyica Gt}. Yen Venice
Trarnce; Millpool lBr, Portland. Ms;
Eyslyn n1Sg7; Cardenas; Brandon. Portland:
nnMsAeoIA hr Fla NGv X"dress sAFFXsa NSa
Orange. Tev: weldrecht eDut(. Seville
PHIL,A1DhLPHIA, Nov a. Arrived
New York; vincennes Bridge, Kotkia
Gufstream, Port Arthur: Merrimacl. Jack
sonville and Savannah = Quaker City. BAL
on 0Fs saied 1n STs # Dan) Bang St 5ohn rs
Oontario, Boston: Dartford, Tampico
and Baltimore; Reaper, New YORK; Lehigh
Portland, Me: Nicholas Cuneo (Nor), Port
Antonio
PORT ARTHUR. Nov. s--Arrived: Gul-
foil. Tampico; Gulf Trader, Tampico
Sailed: Gulfland, Boston; Santa Gertrude
.Br), Sand Key. j M Pew, Marcus Hook
PORT EADs, La, Nov ARRIVED
Comus, New York; Esperanza. Campeche
Maryland (Fr). France: Niagara (Frl
France SURNAME, Port Barrios Sailed
Coahuila Mex. Mexico; Momus, New
York; Newona tBr), Tampico; Parismina
Bocas del Toro,
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov s--Arrived: Kath
crime Park (Br). Newport, Eng; Polykto,
(Ger). Rotterdam Sailed: West Keats
Orient.
PORTLAND, Me- Nov s-Arrived: Jo-
nancy, Norfolk.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Nov s--Arrived
Montana (Fry. Havre.
A rrlV Anv
Maru Hong Kong; okohama, Hio; Ca
madam Farmer (Br), Vancouver. Sailed
Moliere (Br), Glasgow.
SAVANNAH. Nov 3--Arrved: Essex
| Jacksonville and sailed for Baltimore
Sailed: Havana Maru tJap), Kobe anc
Yokohama; City of Montgomery, New
| York: City Of Rome. Boston.
ST JOHN, B, Nov 3-Sailcd: Field
wood (Br). New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
D.narturra gor NV yorls
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 3--Tan nker Tas-
calusa (Br). San Pedro for Orient. will
take out first of four cargoes OF fuel oil
for the Standard OIL Company of New
York.
Tentative dates for delivery OF Ias
Shipping Board vessels building on Pacific
are: West Chopaka. San Pedro, Nov 20
Cathay Shanghai, Jan 10. During Oc
Ntober 500 vessels arrived and departed a
port of San Francisco. heavier than CORE
spending month last year. when less steam
tonnage and moro sail tonnage was re
ported.
BALTIMORE Nov s--The Pine IRE,
state cleared to-day for Seattle one O
the Far East units of Admiral Line
Reports hero tell Of successful Launching
on Tyne November I OF 14,0o0-ton oil
burner AndaniS seventh Cunarder bull
since the war. She has accommods tion
for 1900 cabin and third class passengers
VIII go on Quebec and Montreal run.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Wooden Ship Claim Hearings
Postponed Until Nov. Is

WASHINGTON, Nov 3.-In order to
insure the attendance OF CHARLES Piez,
former director general of the Emerg-
ency Fleet Corporation, William Nc
Nitt, former assistant general counsel
and Howard Coonley, former vice
president of the Fleet Corporation, to
testify in the cases growing out of
the claims of the wooI ship builders,
the claims commission of the Shipping
Board to-day postponed 1rtil Novem-
Der IL the hearing o; the Tampa Dock
Company.
This case was selected to test the
contention of the wood ship builders
that former officials of the Fleet Cor
poration made oral promises to the
builders during the war on which they
made large expenditures of money, a
refund of which is sought by them.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
North CermanLIoyd
Contract Taken Up
BY Shipping Board
Chairman Lasker Confers
With German Officials
and May Decide To-day
ON Ship Arrangement

Officials of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company and the Shipping
Board conferred yesterday on tho con-
Mail Steamship Company and the Ger
man line, it was learned last night.
Approval of this agreement by the
board, with further cooperation be-
tween American and German concerns,
is understood to have been discussed
Chairman Lasker and j. b. Smull,
vice-presidcnt of the feet corporation
in charge of operations, were present.
To-day Chairman Lasker will meet the
operating managers Of the United
States Lines, which is continuing the
arrangement, with the North German
Lloyd, and a decision on the contract is
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Trans.Pacifc Mails

Connecting mails close Mt General Post
office and City Hall Postofficc Station. Now
York, p. m. as follows:
Hawaii. via San Francisco. Manoa. Nov. I.
Japan, Corea China, Siberia, French 1ndo-
China, Netherlands East Indies {excspt
sumatra). and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. Il. c.. Empress
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed on!y). via Seattle. Alabama
Maru. Nov s.
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, Now Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria.
3. c., Niagara, Nov. 7.
Japan. Corea China. siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies (cx-
4cept Sumatra), via Seattle. Kashima
Maru. Nov. 8.
Hawaii. Philippine Islands, Straits Settle
mcnts. Sumatra and specially addressed
mall for French Indo- China. British
India and Ccylon. via San Francisco,
Granite State, Ncv 49,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Arrived Yesterday

Bristol City (Br), Bristol Oct is. Norfolk
Nov z; to Charles Hill Son with mdse;
cissy tNorS. sagua Oct 81. Matanzas as:
To- the Y& Cuba Mail Co with sugar !;
Cuba Mail S Co in ballast; Pier II.
Bklyn.
Aires tBr,. Liverpool Oct l. Shields II; ;
a.: Bklyn.
vssconia (Rr), London, Oct -. New
with mdse; Pier Il, N r,
Dunstan tBr) Rio Grande do Sui Sept
- Santos Oct 5. Rio de Janeiro s. Ceara
IA. Para 20 to Booth Line with mails and
mdse; Pier 6. Bush Docks Bklyn
stockholm tswed). Gothenburg Oct 22;
to Swedish American Line with az first.
s5 N r.
Pittsburgh Bridge. Kotka Sept 80. Brest
Oct 20. to SusQuehanna S Co with ndse !;
Regina d'Italia 90. Naples Oct 10,
Almeria %; to Furness. Witty & Co with
indse: Pier 4. Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Devereauv Norfolk Oct 81: to
Coastwise TRANSPORTATION Go: anchored Off
Red Hook Flats, Bkyn.
American (Du), Rotterdam. Oct 90: to
Re bert L Hague; in ballast; Pier 8. Con-
dam. Oct 20; to Van Nievcit. Goudrain &
Co: in ballast; Erie Elevator Pier. J G
Gedania (Dzs). Lobos, Oct 26; to Robert
\ \ Hague j. with crude 0i'' Pier g. bay'nn''
Hampden. Portland. Me, Oct 81; to Coast
wise Transport Co. Fletchers D D. Hobo
ken.
Torlak skogland (Nor). Santos Sept 90,
Victoria Oct IL. Bahia IA: to George. Hell
leisen & Co. with mdse; Pier Is, Bklyn.
Bklyn. s ''S''
Lake Fariston Porto Colombia and
Kingston; to the Clyde S Co: with mdle !;
Pier a. r.
orbita (Br). Hamburg Oct %, South.
ampton and Cherbourg IS: to the Royal
Mail Steam Packet Co; with pass. mails
and ndse: Pier A. Il.
Tivives. Porto Colombia, Santa Marta 1t;'
pass mails and mdsc: Pier Is. p r.
Conanche Jacksonville and Charleston
TO the Clyde S Co; with pass and mdse;
U S Graham, sea; anchored off Tomp-
l1i1syilie S l.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Sailed Yesterday

Baltic ODD. Tuxpam Charlton Ha1l,
Boston; Helenus (Br). Norfolk, YokohaLna
and Kobe; James Timpson. bi1ene,os'
Solitaire. Port Arthur; Mohawk, Charles
ton and Jacksonville; Yucatan. Havana
and Progreso; CITY of Bristol tBr,, Mp,! y,
Albania (Br) Liverpool; Providence tFr).
Palermo. Naples and Marsellles; Dakotan.
Los Angeles San Francisco and Portland ;
Hamilton, Norfolk; inertia (Nor)' ferth
Amboy.
s.chrs Robert l.. Bean. Brunswick. Ga
Laura A. Barnes. Hampton Roads: Eliza
beth Freeman, Tampa; Frank NJ Deering,
Norfolk: John Bracewell, Nantucket
u S Ohio Barney and Graham, sea;
Kittery, Norfolk; Stevens, Charleston.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Cleared

V Hardness. Kingsley; Tar'pico: Rob
ret l. Hague.
Yucatan. ~eastrom: Havana and Pro-
srcso; n Y & Cuba Mail Co.
Providenc tFrl. Marcanretti; Palermo,
Naples and Marsellies; James w Eiweil
& Co.
Imperator (Nor>. Netteland: Baracos
via Kingston; Di Ciorgio e. Co.
Chickasaw. Joseph; Hamburg to Balti-
more Kerr S Co.
ranamo, Hudson: San Juan and Ponce:
N Mohawk, ingram; Charleston and Jack
sorville: Clyde S S Co.
II r Dimock. Allen; Boston; Eastern
Hamilton. Nelson: Norfolk: Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
Alamo, Smith: Galveston; Mallory S s Co.
Dakotan, Carlisle; San Pedro and San
Francisco; United American Lines. Inc.
Eastern Sea, kiehue; Antwerp and Rot
Sch e p Theriault (Br). Oliver st
Johns; j r whitney Co.
Sch M Roberts (Br), Kelson; PARIS
bcro; Sexton s. Bryant
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Cotton Men Praise u. S.
Stand ON Egyptian Case
Resolution Passed at Boston
Supports Shipping Board
in Its NEGOTIATIONS

BOSTON, Nov. 3.-Shipping Board
efforts to procure ior American ships
"the carrying of prooer share of our
imports of Egyptian cotton" were ap-
proved in resolution adopted to-day
by the National Association of Cotton
Manufacturers. "The possession by the
United States of merchant shipping,
rightly proportioned to the strength
of other American industries, is essen
tial to the security of our commerce
and vital to the national Defense" the
resolutions added.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04

Bailey. Ems s. c.. to Washington.
Arey. LIT. @. go G. r.. TO Portsmouth.
Miller. Lit. @. g.) II. D.. to San Diego.
Wilkes Boan. l.. b, to L. S. S. Beaver.
Jordan, Gun. r.. to Annapolis.
Rail, Gun. w. r., to Washington.
Love. Gun. d. IL, to U. s. s. Buffalo.
Morre. Gun. H.. to U. S. s. Melville
Norton, Dun. ". NJ, TO U. S. S. Buffalo.
Brooks. Ch. Pharm. o. r.. resigned.
Zurlinden. Pharm. W., to Chelsea.
Wentworth Pharm. j. IL, to San Fran
cisco.
Gerbig. Pay elk. A. H.. to Great Lakes.
Schweizer, Pay elk. q. G to San Diego.
Farrell, Ap. elk. j. A. to IT, S. s. Neches
Ncrrls, LIT. II. H., to Pensacola.
Jameson, 1t. q. g.) NJ r.. to U. S. S
North Dakota.
Pollard, 1t. q. 81 II. V. to Atlantic feet
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Notice to Mariners

The photographic Office and the Naval
Communication Service will ON November
10 begin the distribution of photographic
Information by radio TO vessels at sea.
For this purpose each branch photographic
office has been assigned an area to cover
and naval radio station has been de-
signed to distribute the hydrogra phic In
formation.
To New York Is assigned the zone in
cludad between the parallels ~ degrees
north and SO degrees so minutes north
The New York Naval Radio Station will
broadcast infor nation to this zone. SEIZED
ule 1880 m and The hydro
graphic messages Will Immediately follow
the weather bulletins.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Todd Confers ON Leviathan

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-William Il.
Todd, head of the Todd Shipbuildng
Corporation, conferred with Joseph w.
Powell, president of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, and other officials
to-day over the contemplated recondi-
tioning of the Leviathan and other
problems which the corporation has to
solve.
Mr.. Todd is to bid on the job of put
ting the Leyiathan in shape for opera
tion in. the North Atlantic passenger
service.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Marine Corps Orders
From The 7ribune'a Washington

FUWF 7 ITO II FUUWU !" " WHoWFHUtUs bUTtUV
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Marine Corp
orders issued to-day follow:
Bourke Capt. T. T.. to I'd Brigade.
Ames Capt. A. o., to Salt Lake City.
Grooks, Capt. c. T., to u. S. S. Pennsy1
vania.
Brown, Capt c. II, to Dept. OF Pacific.
Webb, Capt. ]. W., to Los Angeles.
Hall 1t f. E.. to Quantico.
I.ueders, Mar. Gun. f.. TO Quantico.
ThalheImer Capt. w. r., to Boston
Swindler, Lit. l.. S.. to Quantico.
Hansen, Lit II. ", to San Diego.
Bevan, Major w. f., to Quantco
Utley, Major II. S to Chelsea.
Dessez, 1T. l.. A., TO Quantico.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Army Orders

From Tho Tribxne,s Washington Bureuu
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--Army orders
issued to-day follow:
General STAFF
Bishop, Col. H. G., to Fort Mcpherson.
Symmonds, Col. G. j., to Washington.
Miscellaneous
Wood, Capt. d. s., cav, to Manila.
Jackson Lit. Col. r. p. g. NJ. c., to Wash
ington.
Armstrong. Capt c. H, inf, to Fort Do
Lesseps
Davis, 1t. Col W. r., Med. c., to walter
Reed Hospital.
Carroll. 1t. r. j., Air svc., to Walter Reed
Hospital
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from Now York


FORT SUDAN, Nov City Of Shangha
(Br).
EAST LONDON. Nov CLAN Ranalt
(Br).
TENER1FFE. Oct 1--Cabo Cruex (Sp)
ALICANTE Set 3o-Mijdrccht (Du).
HAMBURG. oct 29-East Cape
PIRAEUS. Oct 24-Megali Hellas (Gk).
PORT SAID. Nov 2-Tosa Maru (Jap,
for Batavia.
BRISTOL, Nov s--Chicago city (Br>.
GIBRALTAR. Nov 3-Gorbea Mend
(Sp) for Naples.
Departures for New York
ROTTERDAM, Nov 3--Ryndam (Dt) ant
sailed from Plymouth 10 Nov g.
LISBON. Nov Roma (Fr). from Mar
seIlles.
ALMERIA. Nov 2-Canopic (Br). from
Genoa.
TYNE, Nov 3-~Tarantia (Br).
GIBRALTAR, Nov 1-San Francisc'
from Naples.
ARDROSSAN, Nov 2-Christian KroKl
(Nor)
SHIELDS. Nov s--Luccrna (Br).
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
North OF Sandy Hoolx-->Aiodcrate west
erly winds; cloudy weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Mode derate
easterly winds and fair weather.
moderate west and northwest winds and
fair weather.
East Gulf--Gentie to moderate west and
northwest winds and fair weather.
West Gulf--Gentle. variable winds and
fair weather.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate northerly winds and fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Outgoing Steamships

Sail To-day
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