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New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day


Vessel. Port Arencv
II Winchester & Co
Hobin Good-eltow, Everett. Nov IT,
Intercoastal Sea Carriers
Eurymachus Port Said. Nov 90
Funch, Edge s. Co
Santa Tecla, Barbados. Dec g. Grace Line
Silene. Genoa, Nov ~. Three Star Line
City of st Joseph. Malta, Nov 23.
Dryden. Hamburg. Nov 2s Barber Lines
Eastern Sea. Antwerp. Nov a.
Hcboken. Santos. Nov 2s.
Lancastrian. Hamburg. Nov 80. ''''
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co
bacchus. Leghorn. Nov 25.. Three Star Line
Black Diamond s Corp
Osakis, Alexandria. Nov 26.. Export Corp
Chinese Prince, Gibraltar Dec l.
Furness. Witty & Co
Arizonan. San Francisco, Nov rs.
United American Lines
northwestern Miller. London, Nov 90
<,. Furness. Witty & Co
Sltta oil Messina Lisbon, Nov "a. .peirce Bros
Songvond. Santos Nov c5. S 1, Straw
Matura, Lemerara. Dec o.. Furness- Witty
Stavangerfiord. Bergen, Dec 7,
Norwegian American Line
Robin Adair. Seattle Nov "a
Isthmian Line
Panhandle State. London Dec 10 U Lines
Adige. Genoa. Nov 80. 1t sls-America. Inc
MORO Castle, Havana, Ecc 16 Ward Line
Due Tomorrow
Manchuria, Hamburg. Dec 10 Amer Line
MenoEinee, London. Dec 1G.
Atlantic Transport Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Cleared

- Montserrat (Sp) Comellas: Havana and
Vera Cruz: Luis Llansp '''0
Meton, Rose; Port I.obos; Walker & D.lv
Nicholas Cunco tNor), Just; Nuevita.
and Manati Atlantic Fruit Co
\, Swlitsure McDonough; Tampico: d
Wm Rockefeller. Peterson; Port Lobos;
Robert l.. Hague.
, Barbadian tBr) Bolton: Hamburg via
Boston White star Line.
". MaXarino SBr), Creighton; Genoa: ] II
Amsterdam; y s Navigation Co N''N
Eastern Cloud. Peabody; Otaru and
Yokohoma via Panama Canal; Barber s <
Herman Winter Holmes; Boston; East
II L Dimock. Allen; Boston Eastern s $
City Of St Louis, Johnson; Savannah; :;
\, Chariot. Donnley; Baltimore. States
Nary Luekenbach. Lave; Mobile; Luck
Panaman, Nicholas; Boston; United
Trinidad and Demerara; Furness, Witty Witty
G. Co.
zas; N {. Cuba Mail S S CO. ~ d 1 oil
Santa Marta, Birks: Kingston and Cristo-
bal; United Fruit Co
Robert r. Hopkins Rceyes: Port Tobos.
D r Warden.
Taurus (Nor). Hansen; Bahia and Rio
de Janeiro via Norfolk Kerr S Co.
Nictrolite (Br). Sutherland; Port T,obos :
Robert l. Hague.
Lom (Nor). Cartagena and Puerto Co
lombia via Norfolk; Oriental Navigation
Co.
VICTORIOUS. Cooke; Antwerp and Rotter-
dam; Black Diamond S Corp.
Lake Fife. Mainiand Cenfuegos and
Manzanllo; N &. Cuba Mail S S Co.
Mohawk, Ingram; Charleston and Jack
sonville; Clyde s S Co
Schr Minas King (Br), Randall; st
John; ] T. Whitney & Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Passenger Ships Due

iceland. Antwerp Dec 8 via Halifax IS
for Y, to Red Star Line with pass,
mails and mdse; was 293 miles east of
Ambrose at 9:15 m yesterday and is due
to dock this a IN at Pier 6l, N r (West
Esd st).
Stavangerfjord (Nor). Bergen Dec 8, st
Johns II. for n Y. to Norweg gian-A American
Line. with pass, mails and mdse; is due
70 dock about a to-day al 3oth st.
Bklyn.
Manchura. Hamburg Dec 10 for N Y, to
American Line with pass, mails and mdso
was reported 1880 miles east of Ambrose
at noon Sunday and is expected to dock
to morrow afternoon at Pier 80, n r (West
18th ST.
Frederk VIII {Dan). Christiania Dec
10 for n Y. to Scandinavian American
Line, with pass, mails and mdse; was re-
ported 1882 miles east of Ambrose at
noon yesterday and Is expected to dock
Friday m at 18th st. Hoboken.
- Ryndam tDp, Rotterdam Dec 12 for N
Z, to Holland America Line, with pass.
mails and mdse: reported 1850 miles
east of Ambrose at noon yesterday and is
expected to dock Thursday a m at 5th st,
Hoboken.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Hustled Would Make A. z. +.
Routes Memorial HIGHWAYS

From The Trtbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. - Designa-
tion of roads in France and Belgium
over which American divisions marched
to the western front as memorial high
ways is provided in bill introduced
to-day in the House by Representative
James W. Hustled, of New York.
He would secure the accomplish
of this purpose through commission
of thirteen members, headed by the
Secretary of State, the Ambassador to
France and the Ambassador to Belgium.
which would be known as the American
Memorial Highway Commission. The
erection of historical rosters of the
American divisions and other appro-
pirate memorials is also authorized in
the measure.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20

dec via bermuda; Frank Nj Deerng. Nor
folk folk Sailed; William II poheny. Tam
cHARLESrON. Dee 1o--Arrived: Arap-
ahoe, New York. and proceeded TO Jack
sonvillo: Georgeanna Wecms. Baltimore
HAVANA. bee 1a--Arrivod: lGsperanza,
New York land sailed for Vera cruz; Mon
tterey, Tampico fot New York Sailed I.
liollandia OpD. New Orleans via Vera
Cruz.
JACKSONVILLE. Dec 1s-sallcd: Apa
che. New York Casper Pernambuco.
New Orleans, Santa Aldca ,Br). Belize
Occidental. Port Arthur, copin tHond),
Tela; Munislaw. Havana Lampasas Port
Arthur. Sailed: Ossfbaw, New York; Mont
Cents cBr), Marsellcs: lIalsey Fort Ar
thur, captain Collier. Panama city; Flor
ida, Hallway; Tecomate. Mexico.
NEWPORT NEWS. bee fo-Arrtvcd: :
Bottom Castle ,np. Philadelphia sailed
Skoshcm tNorl. Sagua la Grandc
NoRroLk. Dec lo-Arrived: i7th VT
ruvia (Br). Port Arthur; Rotterdam NDD,
Rosario Seine Maru dap, oporto
Aohlles, Al, "a orist9bn; ri, ,, Epenor tBr) Msw
vale tBr), New York. Rovcrcto NtaD.
Naples, Bolton Castle (BD. Philadclphis, ,
Rathlin Head (Bo. New Orleans: 10Th
ton: pcncarrow ND, Genoa. Bessie Dollar
'br,. New York; craigrownie New Eng
tBD, New York; Harry A. McLcnnan Usr),
New York; Lake Tcrnada, Porto Rico
S11Td S,fN, Ihh 11[h lTogress Damo LIyerpoo!
ST Lucia; 18th, schenectady, Venice; Elk
ton. Baltimore; Poplar Branch tBr>. United
NnsdSm Ndw 9n, Gty d, or Taburs G"ivsston
(Nor). -; Anna Sophie (Nor). Vita.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec ~ -~ Arrived :
Howard Boston; l1sparta Santa Marta
Sailed: Il | I-uckcnbach, Norfolk; Mis-
somri (Br). London and Antwerp via Bal
timore and Norfolk.
lSwedl. Chile: Astronomer ORD, Liver
pool: Bogstad tNorp Galveston; Carplala.
Brazil Catherwood, Mexico; coppenia,
Bocas del Toro; Excelsior, Havana; Fort
Morgan (Norp Fron,cra; uassel CNor).
Brazil; Laura Skogland tNor). Brazil. Ma
pierian lBrp. Colon, panuco, Tamplco,
Pearldom, Tampicq; Venator (Nor), King
stcn; Wilcox Tampa. Ienon (rr), Tampa.
Sailed: A G Bedford. Baltimore; Hattie
Luckcnbach, Los Angeles; Melona (Br).
Tampico; SURNAME, Port Barrios; Tcguci-
galpa (1ond). Ceiba.
Charles IL cramp, Baltimore; Margaret
Goughlan; Nanconver. 3 G. Sailed: Vir-
PORTLAND. Me-, Dec 1a-Salled: Her
bert G. Wylic. Tampico.
PORT TAMPA. Dec 1o-Arrlved: Trin!-
dadian Tampico. Sailed: zenon (Br), Rot
terdam Via New Orleans
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. Dec 19-Ar-
rived: IS. Nebra (Brl. Seattle for Glas-
gov; Mississippi NNr>. Bordeaux: 10. Seiyo
Maru tJap); Hong Kong. for Valparaiso
Sailed: 1S, West Haven. New York.
SAVANNAH, Lee 19--Arrivcd: Essex,
Jacksonville. and sailed for Philadelphia:
Grecian, Baltimore, and sailed for Phla-
dclphia. Sailed Nachoochee Boston.
ST JOHN, N r. Dec l9-Arrived: Ca
madam Sapper (BD, Matanzas; Both
we'll (Br), Avonmouth; Boiling broke (Br)
London
TAMPA, Dec 1a--Arrived: Truxllo, New
Orleans. Sailed: Narwhal. Nueva Corona
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Shipping Board
Awaits Cut i'm
Pay by Owners
O'Connor Notifies Marine
Engineers Present Scale
Will Stay in Operation
Pending 3O-Day Notice
British Action Expected
Board and Private Owners
Will Act Separately on
Decrease in Marine Pay

Indications that the Shipping Board
owners before making reductions in
the pay of officers and crews arc seen
ir the letter sent by Commissioner T.
V. O'Connor, vice-chairman of the
hoard in charge of labor matters. to
W. s. Brown, president of the National
Marine Engineers Beneficial Assoca-
ton, stating that the present wage
scale will be kept in effect subject to
thirty days notice.
The letter sent TO Mr.. Brown, which
was made public yesterday. followed
hearings in Washington on the action
to be taken after the expiration of the
existing agreements in January. This
is regarded as statement of the gen
eral policy of the board toward all
classes of marine labor.
Commissioned O'Connor's letter says:
O'Connor's Position
referring to the conference held
between the officers of the United
States Shipping Board and the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation, you and
Marine Engineers Beneficial Associa
ton. to discuss wages and working
conditions affecting the marine en-
gineers after December 81, 1921, at
which time the present wage scale and
working agreement expires, as stated
at this conference, the wage scale and
working conditions as promulgated on
June IA, 1921, by the United States
Shipping Board, will remain in effect on
all Shipping Board vessels until such
time as thirty days notice shall have
been given your association by the
Shipping Board that the same shall be
terminated"
The failure of the board to announce
decision on wage reductions and also
its refusal to grant the request of the
union for an extension of the existing
wage scale for year are regarded by
steamship men here as showing that
the board will not act until the private
owners have outlined their position.
Not Working Together
The two interests are not working
together now in the matter of wages,
oue to a feeling on the part of the
steamship companies that the board
abandoned them last spring in the fight
against the unions during the strike.
Privately owned vessels are working
on the open shop basis, while the gov
ernment ships are operating under an
understanding with Secretary of Labor
Davis, reached last spring, that the ex-
lStlng level OF pay would be main
tanned until the end of the year.
The delay of the ship owners in an
nouncing wage cut is due to uncer-
talnty as to the action of British COM
panies, which are expected to make a
reduction shortly Steamship officials
profess to have little fear of strike
despite the statements of the marine
workers that they will not accept a de-
crease, in the belief that with wide
spread unemployment on the sea there
would be no lack of officers or seamen.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Held as Husband SLAYER
Wife Dismayed When Told of
Victims Death

Rose Lech, of 13l East Forty-third
Street, who was arrested Sunday night
after her husband had identified he rim
Bellevue Hospital as the person who
had stabbed him, did not know until
she heard the complaint read in York
Vile police court yesterday that her
husbands wound had proved fatal.
ITS not true!" she cried as the
clerk ratified off the charge that she
had willfully and feloniously stabbed
one, Joseph Lech with sharp nstru-
ment, to wit, a potato knife, inflicting
wound from which the said Joseph
Lech languished and languishing, did
die. Throughout the night she had
begged to be allowed to see her hus-
band again. Her alleged attack on him
followed a quarrel over money. She
was held for examination Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Army Orders

From, The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-Arny orders
Issued to-day follow:
Cavalry
Franklin. Cant. E, A. to Fort Riley.
Gregory, Capt. II. Men, to Manila
Coast Artillery
Danny. 1t. c. S. to Fort Adams
Cole, Capt. J. q, to Portland.
Nichols Major J. r., to Fort Hancock
Jackson Capt. A. NJ, to Fort Dupont.
Archibald, Capt. I'll. c., to Lawrence. -
Quartcrmaster Corps
Powell. Capt. r. T., to New Cumberland
Daniel. Capt. +. B., to United States
Dresback, Capt. III. A. to Washington
Air Service
Myers. 1t. c. II, to Sacramento
tlascock, 1t. j. r., to San Francisco
Dental Corps
Eden. Capt. !. T., to Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Guthrie. Capt. II. E, to Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Field Artillery
Luke. Capt. !. A. to Camp Dix
Cuarterman, Capt. w. IL. jr., to Camp Dix.
Miscellaneous
3udson, Co. w. v, Eng, to Hot Springs
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Powell and Frey Meet
Mack ON Organization
Shipping Board Officials 90
Over Internal Matters in
All Day Session

Internal organization of the Shipping
Board Offices in New York was dis
cusscd yesterday at III all-way con
ference between Joseph w. Powell,
president, and A. J. Frey, vice -presi
dent, of the Emergency Fleet Corpora
tion, aud A. r. Mack, director of the
Eastern District. At the Offices of the
board. 45 Broadway. it was said that
only routine business was under con
sideration and that there was nothing
of public interest.
Commissioner r. V. O'Connor is cx-
pected in New York again on Wednes-
day to continue conferences with ship
operators on reductions in the cost
of stcvedorng. A definite decision on
a standard form Of bid for this work
and on methods Of obtaining de-
crease is anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Arrived Yesterday

Fort Hamilton (Br), bermuda Dec II.
to Furness Burmuda Line with ll5 pass,
mails and mdse. Pier -95 r..
Cedric (Br), Liverpool Dec 10. Queens
town II: to White Star Line with los
lrst LIS second s ,sa cabin n,as 2as third class
Fort st George (Brl Barbados Dec ..
Tistdad IL II. Antigua 49, st. Kits s. Croix
60 with 46 pass, malls and mdso; Pier
"A, BiSlyn.
Hansa tGcr). Hamburg Dec .; to United
class pass. mails aud ndsei Pier ST. h.
Harold Walker, Brighton Dec 10; to Bar
bcr Asphalt Co wisa crude oil; anchored
Alpine Range tBr), Leth Nov 80, Dun
dec Dec 3; to lSurness, Witty & Co with
mdse; Pier 81. Bklyn.
Porto Rico. Jobos Dec 10. Ponce II.
Mayaguez and Aguadilla IL. Arecibo II,
San Juan IA; TO N & Porto Rico S 8
S5, Bklyn
Agwimars. Monmouth; to N Y & Cuba
Mail Line with mdse; anchored off Tomp-
Jean, Boston Dec is; to A II Bull. with
mdse; Pier 27 Brooklyn.
Regina d'Italia Ctan, Naples Dec B; to
FurnesS. Witty & CO. with "a cabin. i,o%9
third-class pass mails and lndse; Pier a.
Bush Docks Brooklyn,
El Captain, Ponce Dec 12; to the West
India Oil Co, with empty barrels. Pier l.
Constable Hook, j.
Maracaibo La Guayra Dec 6. Maracaibo
$. Curacao II. MayaGuez 13; to Bliss. Dal-
Pier IL, Brooklyn
Sagua. Ponce Dec .. Mayaguez 10. Aqua
dila II. San Juan 1S; to the Atlantic Fruit
Co, with / . pass and mdse: Pier Z. n .R.
La Savoe (Fr}. Havre Dec 10; to the
Compagnie Generate Transatlantiaue, with
s5 first. 16o second. 1o4 third-class pass.
mails and mdse; Pier 81. n r.
Atlanta City. Baltimore: to the 18TH
mian S s Lines, with mdse In transit; Pier
c. Jersey City.
Momus, New Orleans Dec IA; to the
Southern Pacific Co, with pass and lndse
Hawaiian. Philadelphia Dec IS; to United
American Lines with mdse; Pier G. Bush
Docks Brooklyn.
Lake Treba, Baltimore; to tho Halshav
S $ Co; with mdse: Pier 26, L r.
Lake Arthur, Richmond;' to the Rich
mond & N Co; with mdse; Pier
Scythia (Br). Liverpoor, Dec 10; Queens
town. Dec H. Halifax. Dec II: to the
Cunard S Co; with IS first, 1913 second
mdse. Pier Sc. N r.
Annetta. Port Antonio. Dec IA: to the
Atlantic Fruit Co; with fruit; Pier s6,
p W H Libby, Texas City. Dec 12; to
off Tompkinsville. S I.
Line; with mdse; Pier a., n r.
Bankdale Hr), Marseilles. Dec 13: Tar
Tasona, r.. on, Dec -; Alicante, Dec "a; to Jas
Schr T n Barnsdall Pensacola; to J A
Elliott; with mdse; Gowanus Canal B'klyn.
Schr Geo W Truitt jr. Brunswick: to
stream.
Bark Yuadalhorce (sp). to Carberry &
Co with indse; anchored in stream.
Bark John c Meyers, Georgetown, S c:
70 Crowell & Thurow; with mdse: Red
Hook Flats, B klyn
Altamaha. Mobile and Tampa; to the
Mallory S Co with mdse
l.ightburne, Port Arthur.
ltoVen, Port Lobos.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Midget Burglar Uses Auto
Sought i'll Robberies at Yonk-
ers and White Plains
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune

TTfDEWF
MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Dec. To-
Police of White Plains, Yonkers, New
Rochelle and Mount Vernon are con-
vinced that man of dwarf-like stature.
who has been robbing houses recentlv
in those cities, has made the business
pay.
This diminutive burglar, according to
the best accounts at hand, uses hand
some sedan in his travels and has a
marked preference for silk shirts and
other tinery. The police believe that
the fastidious thief is responsible for
the robbing of the home of John Will
lenbrok, Pelhamwood of $4,000 worth
of jewelry; the home of August Perel-
man, Mount Vernon, and the home of
Charles L. Myers, also of Mount
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Departures for New York
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 19--Oratava cx-
German interned at Santa Rosalna, Mex,
during war, drydocked for ovcrhauling
Renamed James Dollar, by Robert Dollar
Company, owners.
Point Bonita Pacific Mail freighter. idle
here, herthed for special voyage to Co
rinto to life cargo of coffee.
y Duthie Company awarded moro
than $1,000 900 in settlement of claims on
twenty-four steamers built for Shipping
Board and cancellation Of two CONTRACTS.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Fire Record

a. M. LOSS
s:a5-s44 W. 25th st; Michael Vac 600
$685. Brandt Place, the Bronx: -So'e
Anna c. Beck In<r,ovo
$4,000 Sd av.; Peter r. Varis .Trifiing
7:S0-l34 w. Esd St: unknown None
9:3o-469 ST AIMS av., the Bronx;
Harietta STANCE. ........ Trifine
lo;oo-5S4 w. 15sth St; Joseph Le-
1o:45-s27 Union av.. the Bronx, '''''s
u. S. Felschman. .........T .Trining
II 1:o0-35g st. AIMS av.. the Bronx:
Solomon Rosenberg .Trifinc
12:45-75l Forest av., the Bronx;
David Cohen ...............N None
l'Ao-eS7 Amsterdam av.;
known .............Un Unknown
2:4o-2412 LoriIard p. the Bronx;
Frank Bachelli .......... Unknown
S;00-SS Rutgers st; 1sdore Joffe.
4:55-lo2 La Sale st; Louis Fold
645--4s Orchard St; b. k D. Manu-
featuring Co. ........ Unknown
7:3o-34o West 21st St; Sam'l Moore
Unknown
7:5o-27 Hester st: NJ. Marks Unknown
5000 Pitt st; lsidorc Axelrod;
Unknown
ScnWart" -..-....... Unknown
9;S0-b8 Bayard st, i. Jauoff Unknown
II 4o--l0th st. and 18th av., auto. De
partment of Plant and Struc-
lures ..,......,.. a...,... Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Announcement Expected
On Ship Policies To-day
Merchant Marine Joint Com
mittee to Meet on Ma
fiOnaI Plans

Announcement of national shipping
policies to be recommended to the
the Shipping Board, the President and
Congress is expected to-day following
meeting of the merchant marine Joint
committee, composed of owners, build
ers and operators, at the Offices of the
American Steamship Owners Assoca-
tion at II Broadway.
The committee now has practically
completed its study of the answers to
the questionnaire sent out several
weeks ago to members of the various
shipping associations. The general
policy to be suggested to Washington
will represent the united opinion of the
entire shipping Industry
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
American PORTS

BALTIMORE, Dec 19--Arrived: Charles
Braley, rampico: Oritani (Br). Port An
tonic; Elkton. Newport News; Borgestad
tNor). TuNpam: Everett. Boston: Chauteau
Thierry. Boston via New York; Lake
Chelan. New York: Bella Port Maria:
Sorcoran Georgetown Charleston and
Miami; schr Rosala Hull. Cape Hayti
Sailed Norfolk. Portland Me- Margaret
Boca Grande; schr Margaret Troop. Carib-
bean.
BOSTON, Dec 1a--Arrived: West Arrow.
Liverpool for Baltimore (for fueD; san
GU 'Br, Port limon via Kingston Cit.
OF OF Rome savannah; Indian. Philadelphia:
Coast ports; Tewton, Lambert's Point
schr Genera. George 9 Hogs (Br), Seccon-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20

From The Tribumes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1o.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow
Brumby; Capt +. H.. to Washington
Grady, Com. J.. to Boston.
Harrill, Lit Com. w. X to Anacostia
Aisner. 1t. J. A. to u. S. S Delaware.
blessing. hnw 1t. g G. j.; to U; S. S. cormorant
Garland. Lit. NJ. to L. s. s. Florida.
IL,asey. 1t. e. p. to Y. s. S. Tennessee.
Mueller. Ii. W. to u. S. S. Idaho
seefeldt, 1t. T., to U. S s Pennsylvania.
ssuer II, r, r.; to U. s, S Meade
Lockart 1t. +. n. to 7. S. s. Ramsey.
Nsth. Lit #. G., to L. S. S. Mississippi.
Wisker, Lit f.; G.. to U. S. S. Nevada
,iray. 1t; j. F. W. TO U. s. s. Gamble.
tehres, 1t. l.. e.. TO u. S. s. Gillis
Jordan. Lit c. w, to T. s. S. Arizona
Lowe Il W. J., to U. s. 8. Texas
1Sher' ASia Ems Ems s, to Pearl Harbor.
1olan: I31I' Ems. Ems ". r.. to L. S. S. Savannah.
CRAZY. Ems Y. v W. W ' to iq"sa'S'S .. s s Kennodv
Rumble. Ems c. A., to U. S. S. Charleston.
Higgins. Com. s. L.. 10 u. S. s New
Stoops. Com. r. E.. to Pearl Harbor.
liarrell, 1t. w. H.. TO U. S. S. Laramie.
Msellers' 's,sn' 1t T. G. to U. $. $ Salinas
9morsell. ns. It Com H. g., to San Pedro
Thomas LII w A., to San Francisco
Welch. Lit f.. TO Charleston
T2e"nd Tysurf' Ras M d. " to u 5, s. S Aroostook
Hazelett. Gun. r. s.. to u. s s. Delaware
Kane. Gun J. H.. to Z. S. S. Arkansas
Richter. Gun. II. J.. 10 U. S. S. North Ds-
1tshman. ch. Carp. C. j.. to u. S. S. Mis-
sissippi
lilies. Ap. elk. C. G.. to U. s. s. capena
Jseviiaqua. Lit. Com. o.. to u. s. S. Kaweah
Herndon. Lit. Com. p, to u. s. s. Laramie
hickey. 1t. Com. IL. W.. to u. S. S. Ca
pelia.
Bradshaw. 1T. I. II. TO L. s. s. Capclla.
Iittleneld. 1t A r.. TO U. s. 5. Orion.
Toothiil 1T. G.. i. to u. S. s. Kaweah
Niswell. 1T. r.. b.. to L. S. S. Laramie
Ford, Lit. {. H.. to T. S. s. Keweah
J4arkin, 1T j. r.. 10 u. S. s. Capella.
:, .ec~. 1t. r. H., TO u. S. S Capella.
Mas, Lit G.. E.. 10 u. S. S. Capella.
8 S.owmun. LII c. ID Ia L. 6 s. I<aveah
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Notice to Mariners
lBy U. s. Hydrographic Office

About Dec 20. 1921, the vertical beam
high power searchlight exhibited expert
at the Lighthouse Depot on
Staten Island in approximately lat 40 IS
20 n. Ion ~ 04 26 w will be discontinued
The correct position of Fenwics Island
Shoal Light Vessel has been ascertained
to be lat 3S 25 10 N, Ion "a 45 so w
The wrecis of the str Washington lies
about 700 yards IL degs from the light
vessel and tho station buoy. LV over r
lies about 100 yards 13 degs from the
.n1.lc
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Trans.Pacifc Mails

Postoff ce and City Hall Postoffice Station,
New York at p. m. follows:
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and Australia. via San Fran
cisco; also parcel post malls for Society
Islands. Cook Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, Tahiti. Dec 26.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco; also
parcel post for Samoa and Australia,
Ventura. Jan S.
Mails of the following dates: Moukden
Nov. II; Kobe. Nov. 81; Yokohama, Nov.
%. arrived per str Tokwa," were dis
patched from Seattle on Dec. Is.
due in New York Tuesday. Dec. 20
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
IS Sacco Sympathizers Seized

BUENOS AYRES, Dec. 19.-The
police have detained forty-five persons
who attempted to stage demonstra-
tion yesterday afternoon against the
conviction of the Italians, Sacco and
Vanzetti, in Massachusetts, according
to the afternoon newspapers TO-DAY
The demonstration, which was frus-
trated by the police, was said to have
been planned in the Plaza Onze de
Setiempre
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Spanish Ship Reported Sunk
liz Seizure Of French Graf

MADRID, Dec. 19.-No further in
formation is Forthcoming regarding the
reported capture by the Spanish gun
boat Bonifaz of two French sailing YES
sells carrying contraband and the sink
ing OF another vessel engaged in the
same work off the coast of Morocco.
Inc announcement was made by the
Ministry OF the Interior on Friday.
According to the newspapers, it was
Spanish ship that was sunk. while
the others were captured by a Spanish
warship.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Sailed Yesterday

David McKelvy Port Lobos: Montserrat
1Spanp Havana; Panaman, Boston; Mary
lSuckenbach, Nj obile: Nicholas Cuneo (Nor(
Fort Antonio; Conotton. -: Salada. -,
schr Edwin c Farrar Norfolk; Lake Fife
Clenfuegos and Manzanile; Lom (Nor,'
Truro City (Br), Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
Winds at Sea To-day

liastcras to Key West-M Moderate north
east and east; partly overcast weather.
East Gulf of MeXico~-Moderat east and
sout beast and overcast weather..
West Gulf OF Mexico Moderate north
cast and overcast weather,
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast and east and partly
overcast weather,
North OF Sandy tlooll--Fresh west and
northwest and partly overcast weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Modcrate to
fresh north and northeast and partly over
cast Moaihcr.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-20
Ward Made Brigadier General

ALBANY, Dec. 19-Colonel Tranl,,in
Wilmer Ward. of Albany. former CHIEF OF
staff of the 9th Division, to- day was made
a brigadier general and placed in com
inand of the SD Brigade formerly CON
manded by Brigadier General James W
Lester.