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New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

aaMnnngton ann Court pd out Cape Henry 6
Henry n Mallory 80 Scotland Nv June 81
Herbert Wyiie 164 wsW Tampa Bar
Herbert Ia Pratt ii w Alligator Reef
Hilton 40 N Jupiter juno 90.
h9uS,9n ! o. NSn liS WNW rortugas June 20,
inspector 50 Jupiter June 90
~ NJ Danaiger 81 NV Navassa 1sland
J NJ GuGey 2so N Charleston June 20.
James McGee $50 w send Key June 20.
1S%m 1ehn u u E ), Sand KY Jnns 20, =,
Joseph r cudehy ss w sand Key June 90
0sss Kshosxsr MaGy ~ % s Sand ia Key June So
Lake Elva 30 S Charleston June 40
/ LAKE f.ilmore fS NE Frying Pan shoals
Lake Freeland 50 N Jupiter June 20.
Lake IAcoco 200 sW Hatteras juno 90
A'Psd'y PM ,Iune n.snd - passed out Cape Henry
LIghtbuIrne ~ S Hatteras June 20.
l,lmon ,IdI' a. s. Care Henlopen June 90
| Nakura 2bS9 $ Honolulu PM June 1S.
Mantila 60 Me- Jupiter June 20
Martha Washington tl47 sSE Ambrose
Masca 10 Sc Hatteras June 20.
Masilia 21 SSE Miami June 10
Mexico 2S1 NE Jupiter June 90.
Monterey 162 S Hatteras June 20
Montrolito 122 w Sand Key June 20
Munalhro lat 40 la Ion ~ SO June 2l
National Bridge 167 ENE Cape Henry
NSssn 9 y nas5aa 3qnf fn 70 Jun.
Nora los N Hatteras June 81
Northwesterr Bridge 100 SE Galveston
o!ympiG o!: 75t e Ambrose June 20.
Oskaloosa 100 Ne st Johns bar June 30.
Qswego 329 S Hatteras June 90.
Panhandle ,nl State 1854 e Ambrose June 20.
Due noon Friday.
Partsmina $40 S South Pass luna %
Patrick Henry 749 ENE Cape Henry
PPieiades 6S NE Key West June 20.
Poiarine 12S ESE Galveston June 2o
oui1o,a ,nEess ma'9ika ., l5i1 Ambrose June 20.
Robin Adair 142a S Ambrose june IT,
Ruth $50 N Jupiter June 10
Saccarsppa is Carysfort June .
| San Bruno SAL n Cristobal june 20
san Fernando lat II 90 Ion III 0S s PM
June 10
san Gil Ss5 SSB Cape San Antonio June 20.
San Juan 525 Sc Ambrose June 20
san Pablo 7Ss S Nantucket June 10.
SANTA teresa ZS5 Cape Mala PM
Sapinero As NV Tortugas June 90
saramaooa 375 S South Pass June 20.
SILVER state 727 San Pedro s PM June 90
Sixhola l,iS2 Ambrose Juno 30
| STANLEY Dollar l,155 Ambrose June 90.
SURNAME Ses Barros June 20
Swiftarrow lat "a 35 lon "a As June 90.
! Tampa $50 $ Hatteras June 20.
Ianamo 62 Overfalls June 81
Iekoa lat 81 As Ion 10 80 June 20
Texas SO w Sand Key June 20 Glowing brig
Dallas) "a IS
Toledo Bridge 151 Ambrose June 21.
Iolon 299 N Cristobal June 20
Tollard 800, Halifax June 21
IoyooKa Maru lat IS 52 Ion SS 5s June 20.
Transportation Is Sc Chatham June Fl.
Lurrlalba 5Sg Ambrose June 90
llua 250 n Limon June 20.
Vancolite $50 Scotland LV June 90
Ventura 759 w San Francisco s PM June 1s
NNlhcemnes Bridge 2S5 SIC Ambrose June 81.
w Teagle 103 SE Ambrose June 81
w II Tilford 167 SW Hatteras June 20
! WaHachie S26 ESE Galveston June 20
June 49, "
West Henshaw soS w Honolulu PM
June IS. Ni
West Togus 1.141 San Pedro PM
June lS "
Wichita 145 Charleston June 20.
Mlnifred 60 w Sand Key June 20
Wm NJ Burton 120 NE Jupiter June 90
Woiverlne State 1872 w San Francisco s
PM June 18. o
4apalga SO e Ambrose June 2l
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

Food for Polish relief win be loaded on
the Danish motor ship Panama, due here
to-day from Portland. The supplies viii
be discharged at Danzig. The Shipping
Board steamer West Kedron viii take out
second consignment.
VANCOUVER. June 21--Canadian steam
ers or the Australian routes are attem pit
tnB to VIE the copra ana other trades Of
the Sout n Sea Islands offering 10 call at
the main South Sea Islands ports for in
.1ucefrents of 500 tors or more. This trade
IN the past has been handled largely by
american sailing vessels plying out of San
Francisco
Denial is made Of the reported sixty
day option Of the Admiral Line on the
British passenger steamer Empress of
Japan, but il is admitted that negotiations
ship Company also is said to be consider
ing the purchase.
The Britiah steamer Melville Dollar due
this week from the Orient. Is bringing
$500 tons of copper from Anvox for a
New Jersey refinery.
voyage to Papeete in ballast to pick up q
cargo abandoned by another sailing vessel
American ~ barkentine Monitor is being
oVerha uled here
PORTLAND June 21-The steamer Ad-
miral Evans. disabled on a voyage here
from San Francisco. has been repaired
and will leave Tuesday for San Diego. car
rying passengers and freight
The japanese steamer Denmark Maru
has been chartered by the American Trad
ing Company to carry lumber from Port
land to apan.
The steamer West Keath. OF the North
China Line, arrived to-day from Darien.
Four large freighters WIN arrive eft
Grays Harbor this week to load 10000 000
feet Of lumber. The Colusa and Meridian
will load for the west coast OF South
America, the West Hixon for Australia
and the Cape Roman for the Atlantic
Coast
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Cleared

str Svartsfond tNnrl. Captain Thorsen
Caibarien: Manson Line
Str santa Lutsa tAml, Csptain William
son Callao; w r Grace & Co.
Str Poeta Arolas Ut, SPY, Captain Sslla
Cadia; Comp Transatlantic Mediterranean.
Str Advance tAml Captain Roberts:
Cape Hayu: Panama II Il Line
Str Brighton (Norl, Captain Andreasoen;
IT Antonio; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Estonia Danl, Captain Christensen
Copenhagen, Danzig, Lihau; East Assatic
Co.
str Java Arrow (Am), Captain Johassen
Ptraeus. ConItantinople; Standard OIL Co.
str Lake Fanquier tAm), Captain OF
taer; Baltimore; James w Elwell.
Str Delaware tAm}, Captain Robinson
Boston; Eastern Co.
St West Ga,nbo (Am), Cartain Simmojs
Baltimore; Moore & Mccormack.
Str Comal (Am>, Captain Davis; Gal
weston Via Key Nest; Mallory Line
Str City Of st Louis (Am), Captain
Johnson; Savannah; Ocean S S Co.
Str Katrina 1uckenbach (Aml. Captaui
Coonana; Baltimore; Luckenbach Line.
Str Gargoyle Camp. Captain Harris: AL
exsndria; Gallagher, Ascher,
Str Fishkill (Am>, Captain Boye: Nor
folk: Black Diamond Co
Schr Dorothy Meleta (Br). Captain Bel
ben; Cameo: ] # Whitney.
Schr Cape Blomidon CBr), Captain
Boarlhouse: Perth Amboy: Sexton & Bry-
ant.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Lake Ports

:, CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 91-~Arrtyed, :,
gtra nng GonnSan ,,,n Racine; ulrra Duluth. Troy,
Coiborno; Helen G. Bayneld; " r star
ford. Islands Kelly islands: r. Botta-
sSa f2rS neysd Sy"o1 osa.ss. s@sa STs
stafford, Islands; Kelly. Islands
ERIE, Tune 2i-ArtIveG. sirs Lewis
ton, Fort ., !, WVilliams; Williams John ! Barlum Ash
iand n II Morley Lewis Brantford Mon
treaL allied: Stra John + Barlum, Du-
lGth; 6thto. W Morley. Quebec Brantford,
CoNNEAuT. june 21-Arrived: strs
Hnron. Cleveiandi henry rrlclS. C Rus
fg5l Ta rhd%ai hubbard ,d2 Deuth Alya pintey TWO
bard, pi,nlsey; Mcpougan Duluth.
p LoRAlN Rs June ,2,lnnArriyaa; stra w
II GOODYEAR, Duluth; Joseph Wood
huron Sailed: strs Gienhrae, Key Har-
bor; Marysville. Marine City; l. Nj Bow
w 7 Palmer. Toledo.
SANDUSkY, June 21-Arrived: strs w
L King, Conneeut; Ttlden. Sandwich; Biel-
Strs King, Superior; Tilden. Sandwich.
BUtFALo, June Il - Arrived: strs
cite II Hettler. Chicago; ciooa, Mnass' Mon- Es1-
,real; Wotan, Montreal r Hutchinson,
Chicago. Sailed: strs ] II Reed. Chioag o !;
THSas Mayham chsasG rs
Seither. Chicago.
AsHTABULA. Juno 2l--Arrived strs
~ 80, 4NpniTeHlt ltOCRIerry, Montreal
Suronton. Montreal; II II Porter. Duluth /.
Lake Port, Montreal; Steinbrenner, Mil.
Waukee.
HURON. June 21-Arrived; strs Glen
isla, Dinkey; Conneaut, Huron Sailed
str Glensla Lorain.
TOLEDO, June 21-Arrlved Strs D O
Mills, Milwaukee; j Fl Brown, Esca
naba; William II TruesdaIe, Duluth; Har-
ry Jones. WaulseGan: Thomas Barlun.
suHalo. Sailed: Strs j j II Brown. Chi
cygo; william Truesdale, Milwaukee,
Y y Squire Duluth; n o Mills, Superior
II II Jones, Duluth; Thomas Barlum, Mil
waukee
ESCANA3A. June 21-Saled: Str Rens-
MILwAF EE, June 21-Arrlved: strs
Sweden, SO HUSKY; VIM Livingston. 10
ledo; Adam Cornelius, Ashtabula; b r
Berry South Chicago. Sailed: Strs Home
smith, Port Colborne; Hemlock. Buffalo;
Marquette, Chicago; Christopher, South
Chicago
DULUTH, June 21--Arrived strs Bufinr-
Richardson, Wilkinson. F Jones, Wilson
Houghton, Shaughnessy, Gates. Cowan, Al
tcrhury. North Sco. Elmo" Rlorl; r'rt
linson, octorora, Tonic. Sailed strs II II
Rogers, Cowle, Leopold, = Mitchell. Cole
lanes DAVIDSON. SlacKho"sc. Townsend
Sonoma, Elmore, Walters. Mclean Boston,
Noronlc
FORT WILLIAM. June 21-Arrived strs
Hydrns' Midland King, Joyland, Rivcrton
Port McNicon. Valcartier. Goderch, Tom
iinson. Duintn. Il Monteauma, Erie.
MARQUETTE. June 2l--Arrived str Mu-
nising
ASHLAND. June 21-Arrived strs Mata-
IA. Collins Sailed strs Kerr. Lake Erie.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

building and Dry Dock Company viii
launch on Saturday morning the first Of
two tank steamers for the Eagle OIL
Transport Company Of london The ship
will be sent over sideways instead of stern
frat Mrs Gloster Armstrong. OF New
York, win be the sponsor, and large
number of guests will be present. The
ship will be named san Leopoldo. Her
dimensions are 401 feet long. 81 feet beam
and 25 feet tnch loaded draft upon which
She Will lift 5000 tons deadweight Trple
expansion engines of 1900 indicated horse
power will be fed by three oil-burning
Scotch boilers.
Captain Heddles, of the str Lord Lon
donderry reports to the hydrographic
office successful experiment at with
oil in a strong northwest storm. Fish oil
was used from portside forward. amid
ships sud aft and also stnrooard side
forward ana amldships The result was
that as each wave approached the vessel
the crest fell fiat and prevented shipping
of any consequence.
Livestock exports ara beginning to show
activity after II month of dullHess. The
Atlantic Transport liner Maryland, with
2G0 head for London, and the Export
Transportation Company's str West Lake,
with about 500 head for Liverpool, will
The str West Comet. which sailed Friday
for ST NazaIre with coal and grounded off
Hawkins Point. was foated to-day after
lightering several hundred tons OF coal
The ship brought to Quarantine for
survey and TO reload the cargo.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-Under her
own power the Admiral Line str Queen.
carrying tfo passengers from Seattle, June
49, arrived here iate to-day. The steam
schr Johanna Smith, which took the Queen
in tow off the Oregon coast Saturday
night when the latter's main feed pipe
had broken also arrived close behind the
Queen. Repairs were made to the Queen
while she was in tow.
Thirty-fivr Australians and New Zealand
ers from the British liner Tahiti. and
thIrty-one Australians from the American
liner Ventura were held by immigration
authorities here to-day under the re-
strictions which permit only forty-eigh
New Iealanders and 2T0 Australians to
enter the United States each year. The
Ventura, arriving to-day, brought $500
tons of cargo In which there were 20 600
bags of sugar picked up at Honolulu.
Other consignments 1000 bags of
copra, 300 bundles of hides and SIC ingots
of tin.
Eight wooden motorships of the Ocean
Motorship Company formerly the Pacific
Motorshtp Company. will he laid up pend
Ing improvements in ocean commerce,
President W. l.. Comyn announced to-day.
The vessels were purchased from the Aus
tralian commonwealth government.
Thirty eight tank cars were loaded with
cocoanut oil to-day from the Shipping
Board tanker Inlay from Manila. The
INLAY brought the largest consignment of
this product to arrive in year
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Reports by Wireless
From the U.' s. Naval Station

distance Is given In miles. Reports ars
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
Abangarez 1873 N Bocas June 20.
Acme 1882 e Honolulu PM June 49,
Agwimars So13 w Balboa S PM June 49,
Agwistar A;y. 50 Key nrnna West Jun June 20
Altai Maru 140 from Galveston June 90.
Anniston City 175 WNW Cape San An
tonic June 19
Ardmore $40 Ambrose June 90.
Asabeth SIS Ambrose June 90
Ravington II Sc Galveston June 20.
Bound Brook 160 Il Cape Henry June 20.
Bradford 361 N Talara 8 PM June 10.
Calamares 343 s Hatteras juno 20.
Camden 315 NV Cristoba June 90
PM June 18.
Carolyn 81 Jupiter June 21
Carrillo 76S Scotland IV June 90.
China Arrow 1854 w San Francisco PM
June Is.
City of Alameda 90 N Cape canaveral
June 20.
City of Alma 80 S Ambrose June 81.
City Of Alton So7 e Sy n Cape Henry
city of Lorasburg zoe nsB Galveston
Colon s46 s Ambrose June 70.
Darden off Winterquarter LV June 81.
Derblay 20 from Buenaventura PM
Dirigo is5 wNw Tortugas June 90.
Deuel. $50 Il Boston I4V June 81.
Has. side passed Cape Charles 1870 PM
Eastern Dawn passed out Cape Henry
June u.
Eastern Importer 1909 w San Francisco s
PM June 49,
Eaward e. |. poheny 12o Hatteras Juno 30.
Ei Estero 101 NV Tortugas June 20.
El Isleo Ito Hatteras June 20.
El Norte 297 NE Jupiter June 20
El Sun 1oS WV Tortugas June 90.
Esparta 1881 Ambrose June 20
Eugene r rhayer $50 w Havana June 81.
Everglades 12S Hatteras June 20.
Eleetco 1875 Nantucket June 90.
frederick Kellogg 66 SSE Cape Cod
June 81.
Fred w Weller 1913 W Sand Key June 30,
Freeman S Barnegat June 81
Gedante as SIC Jupiter June 20
George II Henry 369 Hattcras June 20
George W Truit jr lat 81 33 lon 50 %
June 90.
Gulfiand 152 M Jupiter june 20.
Gnlfstream pd Sand Key June 90.
II NJ Fiaglsr l3o u Nantucket Juns 90.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

Grlnstead 1t col r. b. to Camp Jackson.
Heeter. 1t. A. B.. 10 Edgewood Arsenal
Engineers
Johnston. 1t Col Il. n. to Cincinnati
ZajiceK. Capt. J. r. 10 piia-
Brown Col. f. l.. to Wilmington.
Riley, Capt. II. p. W. 10 Panama.
Fox, Maj VI. p. TO Wilmington.
Mortimer. cspt. s. F.. TO Washington
Gilman, Capt. =. NJ. 20 capt Lewis.
Godfrey. Mai. s. G.. 70 Washington.
NilBs. Col. J., to Chicago.
Conant, 1t +. W., resigned.
Ordnance Depftrt ment
Holmes. capt r W. to Metuchen.
MacCregor. Maj. s. H., TO san Antonio.
Kimble, Capt II. r.. 30 Metucfen.
Elliott Capt. IT. H.. to Augusta.
Qninton. Maj. A b 5r.. to Washington.
Harshman. 1T. G. G, to Camp Jackson.
blackmore, Msj. 2. G., 10 Camp Eustis.
Cavalry
Following to Paris: Marchant. Maj. p 7. &
Regnier, Capt. p. A.; Brown. MAJ J. K.
Blunt. Maj. w. M, to Maria
Following IN Fort LeaVepworth Edmunds.
Mai. X. b: Dillman, Maj. G.; Broad
hurst. II. H. Connel1 IT. Col. ". NJ:
Pegram, Mai. }. G.; Campbell, Mas. r. II.
Cheney. MAI. r. NJ. to Fort Brown.
Rutherford Col. S. McP.. TO Fort Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22

after making repairs to boilers. arrived
here to-day
The Royal Netherlands West India Mall
from New York TO the West indies and
sou America In Aug ust with the sailing
landen, Commowyne ana Prinz FredarilT
Rudsen will follow tho Niokerie. There
ar' several freighter assigned tn the
va aine route, so that there win be fort =
ssIsntly service for the movement OF
lrelEht. The passenger carriers will sail
monthly from this port. The passenger
ships will sail from New York and viii
proceed to Amsterdam, after touching at
many OF the principal ports in the West
indies From New York the steamers
VII san for Cape Hnii, Port tau Prince,
Aux Cages, Caracao, Puerto Cabeilo. La
Guaira. Carupane. Trinidad, Demerara.
Paramaibo, Madeira Havre and Anster.
TRENTON. June 21-The government
virtually has decided to abandon the Bar
negat lighthouse. one OF the famous ocean
state Board of Commerce and Navigation
WAS wa tod yesterday in q report submitted
member of the board. The lighthouse
was practically demolished last winter by
storms, and Mr. EngIe said it was being
maintained only as relic because OF the
sentiment for its retention by residents Of
Ocean County living near by.
,,,,,o EhA GRUA. June 2l-Marine worSers
an agreement with the Mexican Navigation
Company to resume york under the old
contract for thre- months Before the ex =
plration OF this time 1t is expected a new
wage scale embodying compromise be
tween tho demands of the union and the
terms OF the employing companies will be
perfected. The agreement includes a stip-
nlation that ALI strikebreakers employed
during tho strike Will be replaced imnedi-
ately by union mGn.
-. WASHINGTC~. Sune 20-ship alloca-
tions announced by the Shipping Board are
as follows:
HoMe, 1851 tons. assigned Baltimore
steamship Company; withdraw Potter
transportation Company.
Lake Felden, 4lb5 tons, Munson Steam
ship Line; withdraw Division OF Opera
tons
>, CITY Of Dalhart, new, o,524 tons Cal
Ctiy Of Eureka. S,64s tons. Callaghan.
Atkinson &, Co; withdraw Division Of Op-
eTations.
,Aegira. 1900 tons, s sgitoovlch Co;
withdraw j Fl w Steele Co.
West Wanna. S,52t tons, West Harshaw.
S,625 tons, and Sacandaga, 1895 tons as
signed Trosdale, Plant & Lefonta with
draw Fl w Steele Co.
Saucon. 1926 tons. Mississippi Shipping
Company; withdraw Division OF Operations,
Bay state, new, 1900 tons, Pacific
Hoesier state. new, 1900 tons, Pacific
Mail Steamship Company.
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The Globe Ship
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Arrived Yesterday

,or Zulia. maracaibo June II. Curacao
I'm ;S.ne ~. Mayaguez June rs. to Bliss. Dali
fler -, Bkiyn
~ sur smarsgd (Norl. Port Antonio juno
~ ~, 70 the Atlantic Fruit Co; with two pass
Nna mdse; Pier 26. e r.
:. sur Mount Carroll, Hamburg, June 8; to
~ Ohi'ed American Line; with 396 steer
pass, mails and mdse Pier Sc, n r.
fapss,sG GsseQuioo Valparaiso May 81, Anto-
Isssssta June 2, Iquique June g. Callao June
:. :. Cristobal June 10. Havana June II; to
sanaerson & Son; with 234 pass malls and
'"sse' Pier ~. N r.
to Ieeumseh (Br). Rotterdam, June 7;
4omkGsvile 6
"a on " ArchImedes (BrJ liverpool. June 8:
anchn Lamport & Holt Line; in ballast;
ignored off Liberty
tai ooehet. Brest, June g. to the Orien-
clt,oMaa MavIgation Co; in ballast; Pier 1s.
cbst,... cstT .Lenape Jacksonville June 1s.
snn resion June 10; to the Clyde Steam
a. 20; t with pass and mdse; Pier 81. n 4.
10 SIr tt City Of ST Louis. Savannah, June 1s; ;
rs.ne ne pecan Steamship Co; with pass and
s,r Pier 35. N p.
Cruz s - afuestan, p Tempieo June IL. Vera
ava & Cuba 8 Co with 4s pass. mails
IS q. .mdss; Pier IS. B'klyn
minio,. ggnerson, Norfolk: to the Old Do
.s y transportation Co with mdse. Pier
pr p pHesone Osr). Montreal June IS: to
.rr,.oouston G. Co with mdse in transit TO
81 s,sha: ma: Pier 8. Eric Basin
ert Gienpool. Tampico June 49, 10 Rob-
rabl. hague with crude oil: Pier g. Con-
s,n Hook n j.
the thr Ell nj Oriente. Galveston June is; to
50 SVpethern Pacific Co with mdse: Pier
to h n. LLeopoldina (Frl, Havre June IL :;
WITH 90 onpagnie Generate Transatlantioue
ndss u p, cabin. 45 steerage pass. mails and
Jupa United States tDan). Copenhagen
4 co ~ Christiania II: TO Funch. Edge
s,eesos with As first. s5 second cabin. 215
ct. Hoh., pass, mails and mdse: foot 18th
u, Allianca, CristobaI June 9. Jeremie
de PIT ,au-P Prince IA. st Mare Is. Port
with ~. "a: to the Panama r. r T. S Co
Hoboka..o pass. malls and mdse; Pier /.
t. ~. Henry r Mallory. Havana June IS !;
pass I Cuba Mail s S Co with So
satins. anu mose; anchored on quar-
IL ,s'f + V,stqla (Danzig). Port Lobos. June
anchorsaS Soosrt l.. Hague with crude oil;
Sir "a on Tompkinsvlie, l.
flds v,Feedel Philadelphia June 10; to
Sir xater OH Co; Pier /, Bayonne. n j.
MIA yia asdah hai' {Br). Hong Kong and Ma
81, "a susz and Boston
81 >, apala ga, Rotterdam
fungus, Turks Island
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Army Orders

From, The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 21.--Arny orders
issued to-day follow:
Field Artillery
Bell, Capt. D.. TO Camp Stanley.
Cowles, Capt. NJ. A, to Camp Knox
Farrar Lit Col. II. b.. TO Camp Grant.
Inspector General
Austin, 1t. Col w. A., to Fort Benjamin
Harrison.
Watson, 1t Col. j T. to Camp Dix.
Adjutant General
King Maj. Fl. L., to Washington
Sykes, LIT. Col. n. F., to Washington.
Infantry
Gerhart. Maj. I. J., to Washington
Durrette. 1t NJ. B., to Los Angeles
Richardson, Ca pt. T. b. to Honolulu.
Ferguson. Lit l.. j.. to Berkeley.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Maritime Miscellany

NEW YORK, juno 21-Str Ozette Nor
folk for Portland. England, has been re-
ported with boilers broken down and re-
qresting to be towed to Halifax. Accord
ing to advices received here to-day the
United States Shipping Board at Washing
ton hae ordered the steamer Asabeth h,
Thameshaven for Philadelphia to proceed
to the assistance of the Ozette.
Str City of Omaha. in port re, laid up,
caught fire late last night during tho fro
at the docks and warehouse of the New
York Sanitary Disposal Company, off Bar
rem Island in Jamaica Bay. Early this
morning the fire under control. The
steamer Polar Bear, which was tied up
at the same pier, also caught FIRE but was
eXtinguished early this morning.
June -20-Str Eastern Exporter from
Calcutta and Marseilles, which was pre-
viously reported sailing from st Michaels
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Navy Orders
From The Tribane's Woshingto BarsGu
WASHINGTON. June 21.--Navy orders

WASHINGTON, June 21.--Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Allen. 1t D. c., 10 Fort Lyon.
Barowski. Ap ok w H. to Asiatie sta.
Bell, Mach. c. B.. to Z. s. S. Olympia.
Benson, Oh. Pay elk. L. R.. to Puget Sound.
Billings. LIT H. c.. to u. S. s. Cardinal
Booth. 1t. W w, to I. s s. Vixen.
Brazil 1t. q. 81 NJ, to u. s. $. BIZ
chew, Ii. Com. II r. to Z. s. s wyoming.
cuddihy. 1t. G. r, to Pensacola.
Dreamed, Com. N f, to e. s. S. Boggs.
Hansen, 1t. c. l., to Y. S. s. H-6.
Harrill, Lit. Com. W. K, to Pensa acola.
Jacobs Com. r.. to u. s. McDougal.
Junkin, Ems w. NJ, to L. s. 8. Henderson.
Idmont. Lit q. g.) s., to L. S. g. Gannet.
LOOMS, 1t D. w, to Pensacola.
Lung, Capt. G.. A, 10 Newport.
Marquart, Com. f. J., to Z. S. Nevada.
Mayes. 1t. d. 60 T. T, to U. S s. Ontario.
Motion, Lit Com. r, P, 10 Pensacola.
Mulyihill. 1t. D. F.. to Brooklyn
Nelson Capt. C. P, to Fourth naval district
Nelson Lit. p. J., to U. S. y. Minnesota.
Parr. Bos c. B.. TO u. S S. sonorna
Roach. 1t. z. H. to Washington
Shepley 1t. B. H, to Hampton Roads
Swenson, 1t. l.. X, to U. S. S. Arkansas.
Wallace. COM w. o., TO -. &. s. 0kiahoma.
White, Capt w. h. 10 Brooklyn
Whitehead, 1t. Com. G. b. to Pensacola.
Wolfe. Ii. +. c.. to San Francisco
Ahearn. 1t q. 81 W. r. to Y. s. s. Caesar
Hof. 1t. q. 81 r. G, to U. $. S. Mars
Murphy, Ems. e. r., to U. s. S. Vulcan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Board
TyingUpMore
Of Its Vessels
Increase i'm Activity Made
During May Offset by
The Withdrawal of Boats
Since Beginning of Month
Sugar Trade Decline Felt
One Line Returns 10 Ships;
stagnation in F r e i e IN {
Market Ia Unrelieved

Claiming Board tonnage in operation.
-s;.h increased to the extent of about
s,aoao tons dead weight during May,
=. last about 10000 tons of that gain
.,nee the beginning of this month.
f,s. months spurt of activity was due
), the demand for American coal, on
...ount of the British miners strike,
Is. ST. zyhat little demand still exists is
s.;,o taken care Of by British vessels.
s'fl os June the boards idle ships con-
.;,tsd of 6s4 steel cargo vessels, aggre-
sstine a. .46s, 900 deadweight tons, while
.ss boats now laid up aggregate 7OT, of
1901 600 tons.
Strike Without Effect
Tia, the strike has had no effect on
j.. oneration Of the boards tonnage
!. ;,aieated by the fact that more ships
T. s.rs heen placed in service by the
Ss.ra M in the North Atlantic district
.;nrs the beginning of this month than
s.ys been withdrawn. The decrease IN
.ss amount of the governments ton
,,se idle, therefore, has not been due
"a The drop in trade from North Allan
Il. norts, but chiefly to that from the
Eur where operators have returned a
rpmber OF ships assigned to them.
The assignments and Withdrawals cf
~.sssls in the North Atlantic district
ca Jar this month have been as fol-
fars.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-22
Iralls-p ,.ifc Mails

The connecting mails close at the Cen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postofficc
Station, New York, at p. m. follows:
for China. via Seattle, steamship City or
Spokane. June 2S
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies lex
cept Sumatra), via San Francisco, steam
ship Keystone State, June 25.
Hawaii, Japan, Corea. China. Siberia.
French 1rdo-China, Netherlands Ea st
Indies Except Sumatra), and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco steamship
Tenyo Maru, June 27.
Hawaii Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco. steam
ship Ventura, June 80.