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New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

San Lorenzo. Ban Juan, Dec 80.
NY q Porto Rico Lins
Duo Tuesday
Olympic, southampton. Deg %.
Nseuw Aznsterdasn. Rettsrden. Dec IL,
Mexico, Havana pec aS.
" & Cuba Mail q q Co
Duo wednesday
A. A., s psliar Marccilles Dec 49,. Dollar Line
yindeuas London, pcc 1<..... .CunArd Line
iiperla, Valencia Dec o..Jas " I1lwell g. CO
~ luckenbach. Lon Angelica. Dec ~.
Lampasas. Galveston. peo sI... Mallory Line
Due Thursday
Mesabn. london, Dec IT.. All Trans Line
0s,xonian, Avonmouth, Dec i7.....,.x NJ NJ
ies,xan, s,,', Los Angeles, Dec a....Unit Am Lines
Aiiiannns Colon, Dec 80, Panama NR s. 8 Co
Fort st George Bermuda, Dec 81
Furnesa. Witty &; Co
Duo Friday
Dante Alighscri, Palermo, Dec is.
Mcdonnell a. Truda
Bantryt Liverpool. Doc 16 :. Daniel Bacon
Capo Horny, San Yraucisco Dec Z,
Atlantic Gulf & Pacific s 8 Co
Chcetaw, Clenfuegos, Nov as... Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Agreement Ends Fight
On Proposed Port Plan
Staten leland Business Men
Satisfied; Program Ready
for I,e0isfaturc

All that was left Of organized opposl
tion to the comprehensive plans OF the
interstate Port Authority for develop
ing freight handling facilities for the
Port Of New York apparently was
allayed yesterday when the commits
sioners announced an agreement win
the representatives of the Staten lsland
Chamber of Commerce and the Staten
Island City League regarding change
in it's recommendations for railroad
service to the Borough OF Richmond. !.
The leading commercial, business and
civic organizations in the metropolitan
area--107 in all--now seem to be
solidly back Of the Port Authority's S
plan as it will be submitted to the
Legislatures of New York and New
Jersey the frat week in January.
The Port Authority will show upon
it's plan an alteration in the belt line
system to include connection with
New jersey. A line viii be indicated
as part of the outer belt line extending
from near Summit, through Tremley,
under the Arthur Kill, across Staten
Island, to connection with the south
shore Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
which in turn will connect with the
marginal railroad shown on the west
erly side Of Staten Island.
The belt lines in Staten Island will
connect with the proposed city tunnel
under the Narrows.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Insurance Men
axe Up Rates
Ont. Vessels
McCee and Rush Confer With
Shipping Board Officials;
Will Call Meeting of Un-
derwriters for Discussion
Questions Are Submitted
Expect Local Companies to
Cooperate in Decreasing
Charges on Board Vessels

5 Marine underwriters in New York
have taken under consideration the
question Of insurance rates on cargocs
carried in government vessels, which
me Shipping Board holds are unjusti-
iiabiy high. Negotiations are now un-
Ter way between officials of local eona-
panies and the heads of the Emergency
vleet Corporation. 1t was learned yes
terday that William II. Niece, of Will
liam NJ. McGes & Co. Is William
Street. and Benjamin Rush, president
Of the Insurance Company OF North
America, were In Washington Wednes-
day in conference with the Shipping
Board.
The board has submitted number of
questions bearing or the insurance
situation which viii be taken up at 81
meeting of underwriters here. MIR. Nc
Gee said yesterday that the date for
the discussion has not yet been set. 1t
is understood that these questions in
volve data upon which the insurance
com panies calculate their rates on ship
Tnents on government vessels and also
ask for full information on loss ratios
in comparison with premiums paid by
shippers.
The Shipping Board for some time
has been stddying Insurance. conditions
with the view of eliminating the han
dieaps now imposed upon shippers who
utilize the services of government
steamers Underwriters assert that
Shere has been no discrimination and
that where higher rates are charged
This is due TO the fact that operators of
the vessels are Inexperienced, that the
ships themselves are not in the best
condition, or that losses in the past
have justified the excess charges. It
is the contention Of some of the board
officials, after considerable investiga-
zion, that the underwriters do not have
data iustifying the handicaps and that
cvsn If greater rates were proper in
the past the situation has been cor
yected by the elimination OF poor oper-
stors and the withdrawal of the second
,class ships.
The Shipping Board now Is seeking
the cooperation of the insurance COM
nanies. Recent information from Wash
ington is that an insurance syndicate,
similar to that now insuring the hulls
of government ships, will be created
II other efforts to reduce rates arc not
successful.
4 The situation was discussed with To-
cal underwriters last week by DR.. Will
liam Leslie, chairman Of the special
committee appointed by Commissioners
Meyer Lissner. The visit of Mr. Nc
Gee and Mr. Rush TO Washington fol-
lowed
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Failed Philadelphia Firm
Expelled From Exchange

PH1LADELPHIA, Dec. %. = Earl
Mendenhall and Frederick r. Chandler
jr., members of the brokerage firm Of
Chandler Bros. & Co., which failed last
July, have been expelled from the
Philadelphia Stock Exchange, it was
announced to-day. Their seats will be
sold and the money turned into the
concern's assets. Both men are await
ing trial on charges of conspiracy, en-
bezzlement and fraudulent conversion
growing out of the failure.
The offer of Edward S. Little, the
New York member of the firm, to pay
$325,000 in installments in settlement
of his civil liability was filed to-day
in the Federal District Court. 1t was
referred by the court to the referee
in bankruptcy to be placed before the
creditors for consideration.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Sailed Yesterday

Sinsinawa. Genoa; sarpfcr tNor>, Nings-
tou; Lake Trehs, Baltimore; Singapore
Maru (Jap,, Yokohama via Savannah
Corson, Hamburgi Huntstanworth (3r),
Cardenas: psksr Maru (Japl, Yokohama
VIA Norfolk: Lishtburne. Port Arthur
mraSsnt Ian Nosl Lss raas;
Munplace. Vera Cruz; Fort st. George
(Br>, Bermuda; Glenyon (Br). Philadel-
phia: Comancho. Charleston; Orbita (Br),
Hambnre+e Mount Carroll, Hamburg; Yu-
catan. Havana; Henry y Wilton, Port
Arthur; Iroquofs Turks Island. Mineols,
Cartagena; Nordsn {Danl. Baltimore;
Stockholm (Swcd), Ciothenburg; Atlanta
City, Sar Francisco; City OF Atlanta,
Savannah: Topsdaifiord (Ncr). Bergen;
Huron, Buenos Ayres; Rarenfjord tNor),
Baltimore; Gaileo (Brl. Hull; Hamilton,
Norfolk; Cambria. Antwerp; st Mihicl.
phia-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Navy Reserve Pay
Urged by Owners
AS Aid to Marine
Suggestions OH National Pol
icies by Steamship Men In
clude Sale of Government
Vessels ON $35 Ton Basis

Payment Of American seamen as ma
val reservsts by the Government, as q
means Of otfsetting tho higher wages
on. ships under the United States flag,
is one Of the chief recommendations
made by the American Steamship Own
tional policies. Another is the sug~
gestion that the Shipping Board should
sell It's steel cargo vessels at not more
than 1876 a dcadweight ton. Other
principal features OF the report arc as
follows:
An impartial survey Of every steel
ship should be made.
The ships must be sold with a guar
anteed absolute freedom from govern
mental competition and free to be cnl-
ployed in any trade.
American citizens should be given
preference in purchase.
Steel ships and wooden ships that are
unstable should be broken up or used
as storage hulks or breakwaters.
High war and postwar prices OF
Shipping Board steamers sold to pri-
vate purchasers should be rcadjustcd on
fair basis. High war and postwar
prices of ships built for private owners
or bought from others than the Ship
ping Board should be readjusted
through liberal allowance. for dcpre-
citation in tax returns.
The ship owners do not recommend
the policy of chartering the govern
mcnt owned vessels in any form be-
cause Of competition thus occastoned
with privately owned vessels and un-
90. oP oh 70 VI n
going into trades operated by the old
established shipping companies.
Revision Of navigation laws and
rules.
Section z Of the Jones law, authoriz-
ing the Shipping Board to establish
regular steamship services that may be
essential to American commerce and
sustain them until taken over by pri--
vatc enterprise, should be enforced
where such services arc lacking, but, IN
any case where responsible private
owners undertake such services the
Shipping Board should withdraw.
The construction loan fund Of the
Shipping Board is approved up to
$2b, 100000 a year.
Section u Of tho Jones law, con-
cerninC extension OF coastwise laws to
tho Philippines and other insular pos
sessions, is approved; also Section rs
'cxempting from excess profit taxes
American ships engaged in foreign
trade; also Section "a, requiring the
carriage Of mails OF the United States
in American vessels.
Section 2s of the Jones Law is ap,
proved In case the low preferential
rates OH American railroads have beer
carefully revised and reconstructed,, Il
need be, SO that there may be equitable
treatment for all sections and ports or
tho United States.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

Adriatic. 1e7 e Ambrose Dec "a.
Afoundria anl,h,.a s1S 2 A by Cape Henry Dec as.
Agwimoon $50 ENn Tampico Dec &c.
Amsrica $50 Ambrose Dec 90.
S,neL.can Hn,ei aT Legion $So Bsr Ambrose Dec 22
Blue Triangle As ESE Sandy Hook Deo %
Astamahco III 39o Scotland Is Dco ~.
Caddo S7s Scotland L5 Dec ~.
Salamares 316 $ Havana Dec 90
Camden 7s3 " Crtstobal Dec 92.
Cape Roman 20 8 Jupiter Dec go
Capulin e1s p Cape Henry Dec 81.
Cartago 2so South Pass Dec ~
chaa xsrstt srsts as q 70 Ion Is 40 Deo 90.
Chester Valley 1915 E Delaware S-c,k
water Dec 21.
City Of Rome So N Hatteras Dec ss.
Goion coiel ~ 5 Scotland LIS Dec 22.
S1olthrapa & 400 e Ambrose Dec 80.
Soncho 2o7 Scotland LS Dec 2a.
Coruelia due New York TO-DAY.
Creole 22 Jupiter Dec 20.
D9ainnsaalke Diat s Iso from Cape Mayn Dec a1.
Dec 21. 49," Va ,"
In,ungannon I,u n San on iso sw I1atteras Dec 90.
SS'srs stoe, oea oSy Sn q Ambrose Dec 81 Cn tow
Eastern Sun 4S4 cape Henry Dec g.
=! =! Alba Al due New York this morning.
81 occidente a7s seotiand ss ana Is Ls Dec %
Ger y r Hodges "a sootiand na sy Iy Bee Bee g. 81.
Guernsey duo Philadelphia Dec "a.
iu1fct Gu1fcoast pd Brenton Reef Dec 22.
Regsru pa % kaS N West Dec naa e.
Hagood ia 50 y Lobos Dec ss.
hsery [ara X Mallory Nall. sss s SCOTLAND Iv Dec
Howard pd Fire Island 1880 AM Dec 2s.
Indiana Harbor 1870 S Cape Henry Dec 2a.
asss pSnsse2 r w Sand MaIseyas Key peo DEC
! Gordon Is Jupiter Dec Il.
James IAN, r. McGee Nc Is So Towey Rock Dec q.
Lake Stirling I NE winterquarter Dec 90
Aenominee 80 Il Ambrose s AM Dec g..
Metapan 7ss n cristobai Deo 90
Mexico 20 S Jupiter Dec 20
Nacoochee rs ENE Irire Island Dec 90
Now York 81 S Jupiter Dec a3.
Newton a5 S Block Island Dec So
Nora i77 r Tampico Dec SO.
Pclarine Fl Sand Key Dec e.
Rayo so E Sand Key Dec 23.
Rochester S. = Sand Key Dec 3a.
sabotawan 2S4 Il Sandy Hook Dec ~
San Bruno l,o7S $ Scotland Nv I2 Deo o.
San Jose 95 s South Pass Dec 22.
San Pablo 227 Santa Marta. Dec 90.
San rTbaido II N Hillshoro Dec 22.
sapuipa 10 W South Pass Dec %.
Schenectady $50 ENE Cape Henry Dec II.
Sixaola "a s Kingston Dec o.
Solitaire 8S WNW TortuSas- Dec e.
Somerset "a u by 8 Ambrose Doc 22.
Songvand due New York Friday.
Steel voyager 1900 from Colon . 3 IN
Dec 81.
Storm King SEQ L A,nbrc.e 81 Glowing 3 =
Eastern Sea.J
SURNAME a Barrios Dec 20.
Thos Fl Whenler 1s3 Me- Bermuda Dec %.
Turrialba I39 s Ambrose Dec 80.
Victorious 371 i, Ambrose Dec 90.
w Teagle Is ESE Hillsboro Dec go.
Warwick % N Hatte.a as Dec 80.
Watertown SO e by Cape Henry Dec %.
Wellington 81 ~ Hatteras Dec 90.
West Isieta So SW Nantucket Dec 20.
Westiand due Charleston . IN Saturday.
Wtlhiio SIC s Savannah Dos 81.
Xacapa 2S6 SCI South Pass Dec 90.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Passenger Ships Due

Turrialba, cristobal Dec is for n x; to
United Fruit Co with pass, mails and
mdae; is expected to dock at 9 q. m to-day
at Pier is, E r (Maiden Lane).
American Legion. Buencs Ayrss Dec :,
Santos 10. for n Y; to Munsou Lines with
pass, mails and nadse: IS expected to dock
F'rederik VIII tDsnl, Ch1istiania Dec 10
for N Y; to Scandinavia u American Line
witt, pass mails and mdse; is expected TO
dock late to-day or early tomorrow at
18th st, Hobokeu.
America Queenstown Dec is for n z;
and rndsc; Is expected to dock ct 10 80
u, tomorrow at Pier L. Hoboken.
Camcronia lBrl. Gibraltar Dec 10 for
" 7; 70 Anchor-cunard Line with pass.
Ambrose at noon "Wednesday and is OK
pected to dock Sunday M at Pier 6s, N /,
(West 18th st)
Carrnania (Br>. Southampton Dec II for
z; to Cunard Line with pass. mails and
mdse; is expected to dock Monday a M al
Pier 54, r (Wcst 14th st).
Olympic tBr), left Southampton via
Cherbourg Dec 2l for Y; to White Star
Line. with pass. matle and rndse; vessel is
due In y Y Tuesday, Dec o7. and will dock
at Pier SO. N r (West 2cd et).
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Fire Record

A. NJ J,OSc.
i::lo--l25th st. and Park av. rub
bish, waiting room N. Y. C:
la:so--sss Hudson St. Harry 1rseTy;
,2:!s-ls Eose st., Louis Roberts. $4,000
l:.5aic :'n' ns., ss;b st., James natb t'ln'"s
4:4sIs5s ns5 Avenue a. $. Gilient TTl,ns rlas
s.5--ts7 East 7sd st.. j. Tlun. nl ,, Trihlns
7ao--isai a'' Avenue 4, unknown. Unhnoss now,
T;oo-917 Eighth av., Spiro Napiosis.
s:0s-~7ss Amsterdam av., unknown.
7:so--sos West 54th st. Goldstein Tire
7:5o-sis Eighth Az. Newman 'Ss'"" (
7:so-sls eIsrE Nigb.h Az. George uanseh unhn0vn
s:4o-aol East s5th ST.. Louis Levin
osss9 sen r;,;ton a. ,;,,;noxn .Tnknown 1-nknown
1o2o--lsS5 Madison av., John Arm
lo:so-seis fS1f last aa4th St, Tho Brena' ra0~A
l,:se-57i i'? rarE av., Sarah Murphy. 5A'''
1lao--s71 East 1s5th st.. The Bronx.
Mary Shapiro '..s......-.U Unknown
la:3o--sss Sixth av., Joseph Bishop None
12:3o-53 West 5oth st., Thomas Gaunt
1a5o--11o Seventh av.. corneiion Llpl-
1:co--so5 st. Ann'a av.. Tho BronS.
Samuel Lessingcr Unknown
l:0o--22ol Seventh av-, j. O'Connell
Unknown
1:2o-12 East stn St, unknown. Unknown
1:4o--654 Burke St, the Bronx; Vic
1:5o-slo East East fremont av.. the s-''''
Bronx; Barney Epstein. ,Trining
3:50--Whitc Plains av. and Bayches-
ter Road, the Bronx. auto. AL
pha Trucking Co. .Trihing
1:5o--as West 14ad St; unknown.....
e:2o--4s Amsterdam av.; Harret
a:so-17s On chard st.; unknown. .Triti,mg
3:1o--sS3 Riyinston ST.; Louis Lesser.
s:15-17 Minctta Lane; Salvatore
s:ao--sse Amsterdam av.; Ebling
s:4o-ass g Ro%ery; SS:i; New England asiains
t:so-sss pearl St; auto, ar..h Ara
.e-34s washinston anss av.. the Bron4 pasa0V"
s:1o-so5 West Asth ST.; Michael Do
S:so--loa Sixth av.. lunchroom; un-
known Unknown
5:4o-1s76 Third av.; James L.e. Unknown
s't6--4s5 East 18th St; Adam z.
s:ss-4s7 East i7sth st, tn. Bsonz; 5 saaa'"n
Betty Schwartz .......... .TrihinE
e:is-75 E:drldge e.; HARRY Tenssn:
Trining
s:4S-4s Howard ST.. William Flesh q
| o.,n anse 5ro; ..:....: Unknown
| I:Eo-.233 5th av., vacant: unknown.
Trsning
| s:4c-aos Greene st.; Reliable Bind =
lus CO ... T. NkH9WH
| s:co--la4 ". 2lst St; Mode Dress Co
Unknown
| e:eo-4so Broome ST.: Max Matz Unknown
| 3:3o--Ss-3s Gold St; Union Stove
Worke Unknown
| io.e0--ll6 ". Goth st.; Richard Saden.
Trinins
Wiz ...:............ .Tri1tns
life5-4l0 p. 1c4th g.; Renjamis.
Rothstefn .......--...... Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Bar Bond Sale Commission
North Dakota Supreme Court
RuIes nm State 1ssuIn

BISMARCK, N. D., Dec. 22.-Bonds
Of the State Of North Dakota must be
sold at par for cash and without COM
mission TO the purchaser, The North
Dakota Supreme Court decided to-day
in affirming decision of Judge Cole,
OF the Bureligh country bench.
The decision was on an action by
taxpayers to prevent the completion of,
or contract for, the sale of bonds by
the former State Industrial Commits
sion to Toledo firm at per cent
below par.
Three members Of the bench signed
the majority report and two specifcai-
ly corcurrcd, holding that because of
a change in the membership Of the
Industrial Commission the appeal
should be dismissed, allowing the de-
cision of the lower court to stand,
thus effecting the same result.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Incoming Steamships
Due To-siay

Adriatic, southam pton. Dec i4..w Star Line
Eastern Leader. Shields; Noy -:
Eastern Sea- Antwerp. Noy %;
Lancsstrian. Hamburg. Nov 80
bAcchus. Lsshorn, Noy e; Three Star Line
osakts. Alexandria. Nov 20. Export 8 Cory
Arizonan, San Francisco. Nov ";
Northwestern Miller. London, Nov. 2S.
sonsvona, santos. Nov as. '.0.. ...sS 8 stray
Robin Adair, Seattle. Nov s$.
Menoaninee, London. Dec la.
Atlantic Transport Line
America. Queenstown, Dec is s....U Lines
Fredcrik VIII Christians. Dec "a.
Chinese Prince. dlbraltar. Dec j.
City of St Joseph, Malts; i Ioy IS: :.
Monterey. Havana, Dec ls:
American Legion. Suenos Ayres. Dec s;
Pactnc steam Navigation Line
Henry r Mallory. Galveston. Dee II.
ri Alba Galveston, Dsc 7..so pacifo CO
bl Estero, New Orleans. Dec IS.
coutneTH keGctno Co
Due To-Morrcw
Itelia, Trieste. Dec 1..... .Cunsrd Zine
Carneronias Naples peo II -. .Cunard Limo
Duo Sunday
Celtic, Liverpool, Dec Is. White Star Xsrs
Providence. MaracilleS. Dec TO- Fahre Line
Robin Goodfsllcw. San Pedro. Deo Q.
IHthmtan Line
Fenchwich, Msrseilics. Nov 80.
James w Elwell q Co
Usage, Los Angeles. Nov 80.
Moore q McCormick
Caiamarss, Havana. Dec "a. Unit Fruit CO
Due Monday
carmania. Southampton. Dec II.
CunRr6 Line
la lorraine Havre Dsc IL. French Line
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. Dec Is.
United American Lines
sail To-day
sark, ssntos. Dec -. Moore q McCornsok
Philadsaphias Curacao Dec II Red d fins
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Trans-Paci6c Mails

Connecting mails close at tho General
PostoTice and City Hall PostofTico Station,
New York. at y. M. ss follows:
Japan, Corea and Siberia, Via Seattle; also
parcel post mails for Japan, Corea
French Indo-China, Manila Maru, Dec "a
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia. via sau Fran
cisco; also parcel post malls for Society
Islands, Cook Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, Tahiti, Dec 26.
japan, Corea; China, Siberia, French rndo-
China, Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) and Philippine islands, Va
Vancouver and Victoria. q G: aiso
domestic parcel post malls for Shanghai
Empress OF Russia, Dec 81.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco: alsc
parcel post for Samoa and Australi.
Nentura. Jan 6. 80
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Marine Disasters

BOSTON, Dec 22---Three drowned when
coal laden barge Dunmore broke adrift
from tug Mercury aud foundered off
Minots Light last night were Captain B c
Fenley, OF New York, his wife and deck
hand. name unknown.
San TIAfs Pedro lt left sIst for Huntinrtcn Beaea
to assist power schr Albany aground since
Monday; crew Of nine safe.
New England, In distress thirty miles
southeast of halifax. found by Canadian
government str Lady Laurier this after
noon drifting eastward in heavy sea, with
fuel oil supply exhausted. Radio said heavy
seas made it Impossible to tako New Eng
land in tow, but Lady Laurier was stand
port when weather moderated. American
vessel bound from Brest to New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Marine Reports
,rxsn 1,a1,Es

Winds at sea To-day
OF the Atlantic Coast HatterAs to Key
West---Tresh cast and southeast. overcast
weather. rain over north portion.
Tast and West GuiS OF Nrexico~-Hresh
southeast and eouth: cveroant weather.
probably rain over north portion
Over Caribbean Sea and Windw6rd Pas-
sage--M odcrato to fresh northeast and
east. partly overcast weather and prohs
ably local rains.
Atlantic Coast, North OF SANDY Hook
and Sandy Hook to Hattcras--lncreastng
southeast and south becoming freah 10
strong: ovrrcasts thick weather, with rain
snow.
Hatteraa to Florida straits--Tresh east
and routheast; ovorcaat weather; rain over
north norton.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Steel Car Service Extended
Transit Board Approves Work
on Broadway ssLN Line

The Transit Commission has> sp-
proved tho contract between tho New
York Municipal Railway Corporation
and tho Harris H. Uric Iron Works,
Inc, providing for changes in the
structure Of the broadway elevated
line from Alabama Avenue to Cypress
Hills, and tho Jamaica line, from Cyp-
ress Hills to 16Sth Street, to permit
the operation of steel cars.
Tho commission announced yester-
day that bids would be received Janu-
sry 13 for the completion OF station
finish construction at the broadway
and Canal Street stations Of the d. X.
Z auhXaY
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Navy Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Baysav
WARRINGTON Dec. 22.--Navy orders
sasued' to-day follow
He'll. Ii. j.. to n. s. S. Rail.
keatings 1t. Il. e., to Pacific Fleet
: Hohsnc. LII. h. to y. S. S, Lark.
< lawrence. Lit. q. s.>. B. a., resigned
Ianes, Ems J. e., to duty u. s.. s. Capela.
smith. Ems j. F., TO Hampton Roads
Whitmors. 1t. Com. w. H. to Pensacola.
Davis. 1t. j. e., to q. S. s. Sepuiga~
cochran- 1t Com. t., to u. S. $. Savannah
Dyckman. 1t (. A.. TO u. S. S. Melville.
McKenna, 1t. W. H.. TO U. s. S. Black
-. Hawk
: Eenorabiy dischargsd--paulsoss pay clerk
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Serv;ce
tDistSnce In given In miles, Rerort, ava
ented ut noon 1ynleaa Otherwise aneciasd
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS ANN
r SHIPMASTTRS

The Tribune publishes daily rcport,
of the poeitiono of merchant vessels re-
ceiyed through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmaster.
of vessels with radio apparatus may
without charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through tho. following naval
radio stations In the United States
proper: Bar Harbor. Me. (OtterclifYes):
Amaganaett, L. L.; Cape May, ~. j.:
Norfolk. Va; Cape Hatterae, n. G.:
Jupiter. Fla; Key West, Fla; New Or
leans. La.
These position (TR) reports should
only be addressed to the radio station
called. and they Will be forwarded to
New York. 1t is important that these
reports should be- eeut promnt,S ~
noon each day In order that they may
be received in time for publication.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Film of North African
Life Shown bv French Line

private exhibition of film de-
picting North African life was given
last night at Aeolisn Hall by the
French Line, the Compagnie Generate
rransatlantique. The picture showed
parts of an ancient civilization which
10 still untouched by the modern world.
Included in the countries shown were
Morocco, Algeria, the Desert of Sahara
and various scenes from Moslem life.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Foreign Ports
ARRIVAL, From New York


CopENHAGEN, Dec 22-Un.ted States
(Dan).
80 GoTHENpuRG, Dec ~ carisholm
(Swed).
GENOA Dec l5--PhoebUs (Er}.
VENICE, Dec 16---Argentina ItaQ.
NAPLES, Dec 2l-Arahic tBr).
ANTWERP. Dec -Rloemfonfcln fBr)
Via Halifax; 18th. New Britain.
IiAMBURG, Dec l9--Mount Clay.
rIAyHH, Dec 2o-Leopoldina CBra>.
MONACO, Dec 60 ---' Csronia tBr> for
Naples.
MARSTIL.Ll1S. Dec 1g--Patria tFr>. via
Boston.
Departures For New York
MARSErLLES Dec 1s-Heniey
ORAN, Dec 1S-urblno (Br> srom Alex
andria.
LAS PALNAS, Dec 2l 49, Cabo Creu1
NYSoKoHAAA, pco II. - Tanlba Maru
(Jap). 1r>
KOBE, Dec lS-fToba Maru (Jap).
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
United Fruit Co. Denies
: w. Preston Will Resign
Report of Change in Officials
Brings Prompt Statement
From Steamshin Line

Officials of the United Fruit Com
pany yesterday denied the statement
IN mcrniug paper that President An
drew w. Preston would resign shortly
and be succeeded by the junior vice
president, Victor ti. Gutter. The com
Ssath ie is pieet and aSi that n there Was no
other reason for his resignation. Mr..
Cutter. IL was said, was not in line for
the presidency, and would not be con-
sidered because of his short service
with tho company.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Fleet Corpn. to Sell Steel

WASHINGTON, Dec. 222.-The first
lot of fabricated and partly assembled
steel included in the surplus materials
at the Hog Island shipbuilding yard will
be offered for sale by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation under private COM
petitive bidding. Sidney Henry, COM
mercial manager of tho corporation, an
nounced to-day that bids in writing
would be received up TO 5 D. N jan
navy r.